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Nobody knows this, but a brand-new restaurant just quietly opened in Las Vegas — and the location is unbelievable.

This is the new Cliff House Grill at Wynn Las Vegas, hidden inside Wynn Golf Club and sitting right above the 18th green.

You literally feel like you’ve left Las Vegas. The Strip disappears from view, and instead you’re surrounded by mature trees, desert landscaping and this massive waterfall. And the best part? You don’t have to play golf or even be staying at Wynn to eat here — locals are welcome too.

The restaurant is part of a brand-new two-level clubhouse, complete with a rooftop tee, and the entire property has ties to the historic Desert Inn golf course that used to be here.

They’re serving breakfast and lunch, plus afternoon bites and sunset cocktails, with everything from sticky toffee pancakes to Wagyu steak sandwiches and prime rib sliders.

This might be one of the best new restaurant views in Las Vegas — and almost nobody is talking about it yet.
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Las Vegas Restaurant
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