9 Places To Eat For Dinner And A Show In Las Vegas

Despite casual food halls and internationally acclaimed, Michelin-starred restaurants being all the rage in Las Vegas these days, we’re thrilled to see the classic dinner-and-a-show experience making a comeback.

There’s something so uniquely fun about enjoying a meal while being entertained. It’s like enjoying your favorite TV show over dinner, but a million times better and a gazillion times more immersive!

Whether it’s the interactive whodunit fun of the Marriage Can Be Murder dinner show or the glamorous throwback vibe at the Mayfair Supper Club, there’s something special about combining great food with live entertainment.

Discover the rest of the best dinner and a show experiences in Las Vegas.

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Lake of Dreams (Wynn)

Best for: people who plan on dining at SW Steakhouse or Lakeside.

If you don’t have the budget to dine at one of Wynn’s highly-coveted restaurants AND watch their award-winning show, Awakening (which we’d 100% recommend), the next best thing is Wynn’s free nightly show, Lake of Dreams.

This free show takes place in an environmental theater that features a mountain rising 140 feet high, adorned with over 1,500 trees and a coursing waterfall. Shimmering with 4,000 color-changing lights, the Lake of Dreams combines light, water, trees and plants, architecture, music, and a massive singing frog to deliver a multi-media sensory experience unlike anything else on The Strip.

The shows run nightly every half-hour from dusk until 12:30 a.m. It’s open to the public! You can watch it while dining in the patios at SW Steakhouse or Lakeside, or enjoying cocktails at Bar Parasol.

Marriage Can Be Murder Dinner Show

Best for: people who love “Glass Onion”, the game of Clue, or classic whodunit experiences; bachelorette parties, and married couples.

Marriage Can Be Murder is an award-winning interactive comedy and murder mystery dinner experience where the audience members become part of the show. If you liked the movie Glass Onion or the game of Clue, then this is a dinner show that you won’t want to pass up.

Plus, it’s marriage-themed which is so fitting, right?

This murder-mystery comedy features a mix of intrigue, shenanigans, and a suspect hidden among the guests, turning the audience into detectives playing alongside the cast.

Seated at banquet tables, you’ll enjoy a chef’s tasting menu with options like smoked bourbon brown sugar tri-tip and grilled lemon butter chicken.

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Superfrico (The Cosmopolitan)

Best for: people who love off-beat, colorful experiences with a side of Italian cuisine.

Superfrico, brought to you by Spiegelworld, the creative minds behind the amazing show Absinthe, promises an unforgettable fusion of “Italian American psychedelic” cuisine and entertainment. In fact, they’ve even deemed themselves “Las Vegas’ most Las Vegiest place”.

Superfrico offers diners a front-row seat to the madness, with performers weaving in and out of the kitchen and dining areas.

With themed bars, lounges, and dining rooms galore, expect wall-to-wall eye candy and impromptu amusements across the entire venue — all with a bumpin’ soundtrack courtesy of the Strip’s only all vinyl, all the time DJ.

Located in: The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas | More: Top Things To Do At The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas

Mayfair Supper Club (Bellagio)

Best for: late-night diners, and people who want to experience the heyday of supper clubs.

If a swanky dinner experience is what you’re after, Mayfair Supper Club should be at the top of your list.

The Mayfair Supper Club is a unique and theatrical dining experience inspired by top supper clubs around the world, promising a return to the glamorous eras of Las Vegas and old New York.

Located against the backdrop of the iconic Fountains of Bellagio, this trendy yet nostalgically-themed restaurant offers a feast for the senses with impeccable food presentations, drink selections, and endless entertainment complete with a live band, dancers, and vocalists.

If you’re here on Fridays and Saturdays, the Mayfair After Dark experience (from 11:00 PM to 1:00 AM) is a must. Think of it as an interactive dance party with musical arrangements and DJs!

Sundays are when they have their swanky jazz dinner, too.

Located in: Bellagio Hotel & Casino | More: Top Things To Do At The Bellagio

Italian American Club Restaurant

Best for: adults, date night, and people who want to experience old Vegas.

The Italian American Club Restaurant is a nostalgic slice of old Las Vegas. Founded over six decades ago, this supper club remains a popular spot for people in the know.

The restaurant comes alive in the evenings when well-dressed diners chow down on classic Italian dishes while being serenaded by live singers.

Walking in, you’re immediately hit with the aroma of garlic. Then, you’ll notice the old-timey decor. The walls are adorned with signed photos and showbiz memorabilia — it’ll feel like Frank Sinatra himself might just walk through the door.

The live music, often featuring Rat Pack-style tunes, is a highlight every night, and even if you’re in the banquet room, a projector ensures you won’t miss the performance.

With three dining rooms that can get quite busy, reservations are highly recommended.

For a truly classic Vegas experience, stick around for the entertainment that kicks off later in the evening. You can find their upcoming shows here.

Fun Fact: Sinatra, a longtime member, even contributed to the club’s history with a donation of a Cadillac that helped fund the current building. Over the years, the Club has been a favorite of celebrities, politicians, sports stars, and even some notorious figures.

Tournament of Kings (Excalibur)

Best for: families with kids, a quirky date night, and medieval period fans.

Tournament of Kings is Las Vegas’ ultimate dinner-and-a-show experience, perfect for families and medieval-era jousting fans. It can also be a super fun date idea for couples who want something completely different from what you’re used to!

Set in a 900-seat theater arena, this immersive production retells the story of King Arthur and features valiant knights, majestic steeds, special effects, and pyrotechnics.

The arena comes alive with the clash of swords, the thundering hooves of horses, and the cheers of the audience. As knights engage in epic battles, guests are transported back to a world of knights, damsels, and medieval life!

Tournament of Kings is such an interactive dining experience. Oh, and forget utensils — guests feast on a hearty meal using their hands, embracing the authenticity of medieval dining!

Located in: Excalibur Hotel & Casino | More: Top Things To Do At The Excalibur

The Rat Pack Is Back! (Tuscany’s)

Best for: fans of music by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr.

For a classic Las Vegas experience, Tuscany Suites offers a delightful combination of dinner and a show with The Rat Pack Is Back! Well, it’s actually more like a dinner-after-the-show experience.

After watching talented impersonators bring the legendary trio (Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr.) to life on stage, you can enjoy a meal at Bistecca Italian Steakhouse.

The dinner menu features American-Italian favorites like eggplant parmesan, filet mignon, chicken marsala, spaghetti with meatballs, and more.

This nostalgic night out captures the charm and charisma of the 1960s, making it a perfect way to relive the golden era of Las Vegas.

NOTE: If you purchased the dinner package online, you’ll need to make reservations with the Bistecca Italian Steakhouse separately.

Ole Red

Best for: country music lovers!

Ole Red is quickly becoming a go-to spot for those who love casual bites and live country music.

This newer venue offers a laid-back atmosphere where you can enjoy a meal while watching live country performances on stage. While it doesn’t offer that traditional set menu experience you’d expect at a “dinner and a show” type of spot, you definitely won’t go hungry while enjoying the music.

Expect burgers, salads, sandwiches, and specialties like Hillbilly Bone St. Louis Ribs, Honey Bee Hot Chicken & Waffles, and Wagyu Country Fried Steak.

The venue is 21+ after 10:00 PM, with the last seating to order food at 9:30 PM. Walk-ins are welcome, no reservations needed.

Drag Brunch at Señor Frog’s

Best for: birthdays, bachelorette parties, and people who want brunch with a side of drag!

This one’s not quite a “dinner and a show”, but it certainly is a meal and a show!

Get ready for wigs and swigs as you unleash your inner queen at Señor Frog’s world-famous Drag Brunch!

The queens of the scene will take you for a wild ride as you eat and drink yourself silly. This is the most popular drag brunch in town, featuring a highly interactive show fueled by a delicious buffet and an open bar!

It includes brunch with unlimited mimosas, as well as wild performances by the Emmy-winning competition reality show RuPaul’s Drag Race Queens and other fabulous female impersonators.

You’ll need to make reservations for this one!

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