Top of the World is a steakhouse at The STRAT, 2000 Las Vegas Blvd S, more than 800 feet above the Strip. Its circular dining room turns through a full 360 degrees every 80 minutes, so the city and valley views shift as you eat. The menu includes steaks and seafood, with Wagyu New York strip, crab cakes and stuffed sole among the dishes diners have highlighted. Book for a special dinner, and request a window table if the view is central to your plans.
A dining room that turns above the Strip
Top of the World is inside The STRAT at 2000 Las Vegas Blvd S, high above the Strip. The dining room completes a full 360-degree turn every 80 minutes. The movement is gradual, so the panorama changes while you stay at your table, taking in different parts of Las Vegas and the valley over the course of dinner.
The floor-to-ceiling windows put the city in view from the dining room. Sunset brings a transition from daylight to the lights below; after dark, the illuminated skyline becomes the main event. If the view is a priority, ask when booking whether a window-side seat is available and whether it carries an additional charge. Seating arrangements and any extra costs are best confirmed directly with the restaurant.
Steak, seafood and a tasting menu
The menu covers steak and seafood, with dishes mentioned by diners including Wagyu New York strip, crab cakes and stuffed sole. Other options include rack of lamb, sea bass, oysters and lobster bisque. For sides, mac and cheese and Brussels sprouts have also appeared on the menu. Menus can change, so check current choices before you settle on a particular dish.
A tasting menu is one way to try several flavors in one meal. If you prefer to order à la carte, ask the server for guidance on the current dishes. The setting is upscale, and the price level is high, so this works better as a planned occasion than a quick, casual meal.
Planning your dinner
Reservations are recommended, and the restaurant has an upscale dress code. Allow time to reach the restaurant and check in at The STRAT, especially if you are driving or arriving during a busy period. The restaurant is open for dinner, with service listed from 4 pm to 11 pm each day.
A meal can also be a reason to visit the tower for its views. One travel account notes that dinner included a visit to the two-story observation deck, but confirm access arrangements when you book. If you want a table on the rotating section, ask about the seating and any added fee in advance. The restaurant suits a celebration or a leisurely dinner where the view is part of the plan; it is less suited to anyone seeking a low-cost meal.
Preguntas frecuentes
Does Top of the World rotate?
Yes. The dining room completes a full 360-degree turn every 80 minutes.
How high up is Top of the World?
The restaurant is more than 800 feet above the Las Vegas Strip inside The STRAT.
Do you need a reservation?
Dinner reservations are recommended.
What kind of food does Top of the World serve?
The menu includes steak and seafood, with dishes such as Wagyu New York strip, crab cakes, stuffed sole and rack of lamb.
What should you wear to Top of the World?
The restaurant has an upscale dress code.
