Ranking the New Vegas Restaurants: From Must-Try to Skip

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The biggest new Las Vegas restaurant openings of 2026 — ranked by what's actually worth your money, not the hype.
From James Beard winner Kwame Onwuachi's Maroon at the Sahara and Mexico City legend Cantina Contramar at Fontainebleau to Scott Sartiano's Italian steakhouse at Wynn, Luke Combs' three-story honky-tonk at the Flamingo, and the off-Strip value picks locals actually eat at — plus the Bellagio icon closing this month. This is the no-hype breakdown before you book.
What you’ll find out in this video:
• The five biggest new restaurant openings on and off the Strip in 2026 — ranked
• Which splashy openings are worth the splurge, and which are just a name on the door
• The off-Strip value picks most tourists never find
• The Michelin-starred Bellagio icon that closes for good in August 2026

CHAPTERS
0:00 — Intro
1:05 — The Value Picks Tourists Miss
2:33 — The Countdown: #5 to #3
4:24 — The Top Two
6:18 — End of an Era + The Verdict

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Category
Las Vegas Restaurant
Tags
Las Vegas, Vegas restaurants, Vegas food
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