Best Gluten Free Restaurants in Four Seasons Hotel

Very nice place to enjoy a meal. Food and service are very good, but Veranda is expensive, so you would expect as much.

We loved Border Geill. We were looking for a patio, and this fit the bill. The food and service were great. The salsas with the chips and salsa were amazing! The only thing is the signage in Mandalay Bay is poor. There is no signage for the restaurant until you’re nearly there. It took my husband and I almost 30 minutes to find it.

Our experience was excellent. We had reservations and were seated immediately upon arrival. Our waiter was awesome and the food came out within a good time and hot. Also, the portions were great enough to share. Really good experience. Will revist.

I had an awesome experience at Giada’s restaurant at The Cromwell. I am celiac and they have so many wonderful gluten free options to choose from. The server was very nice and answered all of my questions. We started with the bacon wrapped dates, which were incredible. I had the signature lemon pasta dish with gluten free pasta. Definitely the best gluten free pasta I’ve ever had. And we ended the meal by sharing the Nutella cheesecake. I don’t even have the words to describe how delicious that was. I can’t recommend Gaida’s restaurant highly enough. Will certainly be going back.

Joe’s is the best restaurant in Las Vegas. The atmosphere is pleasant, classy fine dining (main dining room). More casual dining in the bar available as well. The menu is primarily steak and seafood, all of which is excellent. We greatly enjoyed the Dover sole and snapper. A side of fries was delicious too. We were tempted by the extensive list of pies and other desserts, but passed. The service staff is personable and professional, making for a most enjoyable dining experience. Though a little pricey, Joe’s is well worth a visit and we look forward to returning soon.