Restaurants near Wynn Las Vegas: quick options and reservations
Wynn Las Vegas has a wide range of dining from 24-hour cafes and bars to multiple fine-dining restaurants that generally require reservations. For quick options, Caffé Al Teatro (open 24 hours), B Bar, and Terrace Pointe Café are easiest; for fine dining (Delilah, Mizumi, SW Steakhouse, Cipriani, Sinatra, Wing Lei) book ahead through the concierge or the restaurant pages.
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On-site dining at a glance
Wynn Las Vegas offers both casual and fine-dining venues on property, including seafood, steakhouse, Cantonese, Italian, Mexican coastal, and buffet options. The resort lists restaurants such as Casa Playa, Cipriani, Delilah, Mizumi, PISCES Bar & Seafare, Sartiano's Italian Steakhouse, Sinatra, SW Steakhouse, Tableau, and Wing Lei.
Most dining listings show evening hours; several fine-dining rooms note dress codes and age rules. Reservations are recommended for major restaurants, and some venues (see next section) have specific age or seating policies.
- Casual/always-available: Caffé Al Teatro (24 hours), B Bar (24/7 beverage service)
- Brunch/buffet: Tableau and The Buffet (brunch and dinner service)
- Fine dining: Mizumi (Japanese seafood), SW Steakhouse (American steakhouse), Delilah (American supper club)
| Venue | Typical service note |
|---|---|
| Caffé Al Teatro | Open 24 hours — coffee, sandwiches, pastries |
| B Bar | 24/7 cocktail service — bar seating, reservation not required |
| The Buffet | Brunch & dinner; priority seating can be prepaid via the hotel |
Quick, no-reservation options
If you need something fast or late, Caffé Al Teatro is open 24 hours for coffee, sandwiches, and pastries; B Bar provides round-the-clock beverage service with small plates. Charlie's Sports Bar serves bar bites with a game-day atmosphere and is open until 10:00 p.m.
Terrace Pointe Café and casual outlets inside Wynn Plaza or near the casino are good for daytime stops without advanced booking. For very late-night needs, the hotel lounges and some bars keep service late into the night; check the concierge for current hours.
- Caffé Al Teatro — 24-hour food and drinks
- B Bar — open 24 hours for drinks and snacks
- Charlie's Sports Bar — open until 10:00 p.m. for burgers and sandwiches
Fine dining you should reserve in advance
Many of Wynn’s signature restaurants fill quickly, especially for dinner and weekend service. Delilah explicitly states that reservations are required and that tables book well in advance; SW Steakhouse, Mizumi, Cipriani, Sinatra and Wing Lei are also best reserved ahead.
Some venue details to note: Delilah is inside the Tower Suites enclave and enforces age policies (children under 12 not permitted; after 7 p.m. it becomes 21+). Mizumi has set dinner hours and is closed on Mondays; SW Steakhouse runs later hours Friday–Saturday. Always confirm current hours when booking.
- Delilah — reservations required; located in Tower Suites; age limits apply
- Mizumi — Japanese seafood beside a waterfall; closed Mondays (confirm when booking)
- SW Steakhouse — dinner hours with later service on Fri–Sat; reservations recommended
| Restaurant | Reservation note |
|---|---|
| Delilah | Required; books out well in advance |
| Mizumi | Recommended; closed Mondays (check before planning) |
| SW Steakhouse | Recommended; later weekend hours possible |
Family dining and age policies
Wynn Las Vegas welcomes guests of all ages to the resort, but some restaurants have their own age rules. For family meals, The Buffet, Tableau, Casa Playa, and Terrace Pointe Café are family-friendly choices.
Delilah excludes children under 12 and converts to 21+ after 7 p.m.; SW Steakhouse does not admit children under 5. If you're traveling with minors, check a restaurant’s age policy before you make a reservation.
- Family-friendly picks: The Buffet, Tableau, Casa Playa, Terrace Pointe Café
- Delilah: children under 12 not permitted; 21+ after 7 p.m.
- SW Steakhouse: no children under 5 allowed
How to make reservations and walk-ins
You can reserve tables via the Wynn Las Vegas dining pages, by contacting concierge, or through third-party reservation platforms that list the resort’s restaurants. For peak nights and specialty venues, book as early as possible.
Walk-ins are possible at many bars and casual outlets, but fine-dining rooms often keep availability tight. If your party needs special seating (private dining, parties, or lake views), state that when you reserve so the restaurant can advise availability.
- Use Wynn dining pages or concierge to book
- Mention special requests (view seating, private room) when reserving
- Consider flexible arrival times for walk-in chances on busy nights
Dress codes, timing and practical tips
Many upscale restaurants at Wynn follow an upscale casual chic dress code; collared shirts are recommended for gentlemen and athletic wear, swimwear, shorts, flip-flops and athletic slides are generally discouraged. Confirm dress-code details with the restaurant if you’re unsure.
Plan for dinner service times: several fine-dining restaurants start service around 5:00 p.m. or later and may extend later on weekends. For late-night options, check Aft Cocktail Deck, Overlook Lounge, and some late-night dining at Delilah on Thu–Sat.
- Typical dress: upscale casual chic (collared shirts recommended)
- Dinner service commonly begins around 5:00 p.m.; check each venue for exact hours
- Late-night: Delilah (Thu–Sat late-night), Aft Cocktail Deck, Overlook Lounge
