Provider and hobbyist looking for your advice on this one.

Mine are - IF you can get the specific Tables

1. Bartolotta at Wynn - seated in cabana around the small lake
2. SW Steakhouse - seating on patio, next to Lake of Dreams
3. MIX at Mandalay Bay - patio or window seat, looking out at Vegas on the 42nd floor.

There are so many places, that is what Makes Vegas number 1.

The most Beautiful providers
The best hotel Rooms
The most romantic restaurants.

What more can you ask for ?
A beautiful provider - sitting opposite YOU - while you dine in a world class restaurant - waiting to return to your luxurious hotel room.

WTF?

If staying at Wynn or Encore, why go to Mandalay Bay for dinner (maybe for a little Road Head LOL?)?
Both Bartolotta and SW are excellent, but every resort there has excellent joints to dine in.

SW steakhouse very good food and sitting on the patio is a great place to sit.
Another restaurant Jean Georges steakhouse at the Aria the food and service is outstanding and a nice romantic ambiance.Eiffel Tower restaurant inside Paris hotel is another good restaurant with an awesome view of the Bellagio fountains depending on where you sit.

Recommendations for anything on this board are almost exclusively limited to strip properties.  Does anyone really think that locals go to the strip for anything other than entertaining visiting relatives or meeting a touring hooker?  I bet that there are some mighty fine restaurants that don't have a Las Vegas Blvd address.

1. Joel Robuchon
2. Guy Savoy
2. Bartolotta at Wynn

....never go to bed on an empty stomach!    So, yea, taking a lady out for a nice meal is indeed appropriate!  

Relax, the comment was just "tongue in cheek" with all the culinary inquiries lately!  

Both Joel Robuchon and Guy Savoy vegetarian menu options are heavenly.

Although Joel Robuchon is once in a lifetime experience (perfect in every regard from my own experience), it's quite expensive. Without wine (and they do have a very nice selection), the price ranges from $250 to $500+ per person. At $500+, it will take more than 4 hours to enjoy your dinner. With the right provider, the whole experience could be out of this world. IMHO, it's well worth the price.

I haven't tried eating at a restaurant yet, Ok when I visit with my Dad we'll hit a buffet or two, maybe one restaurant, but on my first solo visit to Vegas, I survived on a dried soybeans, sunflower seeds, peanuts and V-8 juice for three days.  I had a $500 budget for food (a budget that had to be pre-approved at home), and I chose to spend the five on pussy instead.

normally I stay at a time share with a kitchen, i charge groceries at a local market and "at home" they think it's just another supermarket bill. I'm able to squeeze an extra $500 each trip with that little maneuver.

Vegas is #1 if you want to do all 3.

I'd personally rather have the option for the best restaurant, and the knowledge that I needed to travel to get to it than have the choice taken away on the assumption that I have no feet.  Perhaps that's just me.