I have never been to Vegas, but am thinking about going. Can someone list the best 5 fine dining romantic restaurants in Vegas for me?

How much are you looking to spend? There are so many wonderful restaurants in Vegas, it's hard to think of just 5. Plus, they often change. So what might have been around when I was there last in July 2004, may not be there now.

One of our favorites is Le Cirque, in The Bellagio. Very beautiful, quiet, great food, wonderful view of the fountains, excellent service.

Another good one is Aureole, in Mandalay Bay. This is the restaurant with the huge wine tower, I think it is something like 40 feet high. Worth going just to watch the women on the harnesses retrieve a bottle of wine. This is not exactly the quietest place to eat, but excellent none the less.

The MGM Grand has a huge number of great places to eat, as does The Venetian. Anything owned by Wolfgang Puck or Emeril is a good bet, and I do believe there is a Charlie Trotter's there now.

Have fun, good luck, and good eating!

According to Zagat, the most romantic Las Vegas restaurants are:
Alize (Palms), Andre's (Monte Carlo), Charlie Palmer (Four Seasons), Eiffel Tower (Paris), Hugo's Cellar (Four Queens), Le Cirque (Bellagio), Michael's (Barbary Coast), Mistral (Hilton), NOBHILL (MGM Grand), Pearl (MGM Grand), Picasso (Bellagio), and Top of World (Stratosphere).

From this list, Le Cirque, NOBHILL, Michaels, and Picasso have the best food rating, so you might want to go with one of these picks.

My old favourite in many cities, including Vegas is Tony Roma's. I remember there was one on Fremont St.

The Range Steakhouse
3475 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 - (702) 369-5000

This is by far one of the best restaurants my wife and I have ever been to. The atmosphere was great, the food phenomenal, and the service was outstanding. The owner came to our table and assured us of the meal we were going to have. The waiter’s recommendations were out of this world. My wife had the onion soup and kobe beef short ribs. I had 1/2 dozen oysters and Scallops with risotto. For dessert we dined on crème brule. Everything was amazing, the price was a bit on the high side but well worth every cent...I absolutely recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice dinner with their spouse!

http://www.reviews-las-vegas.com

HI TANYA, I HEAR RAOES AT CEASARS IS AWSOME BUT I ALSO LOVE MAGGANIOS , THE CHOICES ARE ENDLESS ESP IN VEGAS, ALL THE STRIP HOTELS HAVE AWSOME RESTERANTS, SO ITS GOING TO DEPEND ON WHAT YOU WANT , A STEAK SEAFOOD, ITALAIN, MEXICAN, SO HAVE A BLAST YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE VEGAS!!!!