Peter Luger Las Vegas Menu: Prices and Power Lunch
If you’re searching for the Peter Luger Las Vegas menu with prices, want details about the Peter Luger Power Lunch, need a look at the Peter Luger Las Vegas dinner menu, want to compare it with the Peter Luger Great Neck or Brooklyn menus, or just want to know whether the famous steakhouse is worth the splurge — this is the only guide you need. We’ve compiled the complete 2026 Peter Luger Las Vegas menu, including approximate prices, popular menu highlights, and tips for what to order when visiting the Caesars Palace location.
When Peter Luger Steak House opened at Caesars Palace in late 2023, it marked the most significant expansion in the restaurant’s 135-year history — the first domestic U.S. location outside New York City, bringing Brooklyn’s legendary steakhouse to the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Today, the Las Vegas location is famous for USDA Prime dry-aged porterhouse steaks, sizzling thick-cut bacon, chilled shellfish towers, and the popular $49.95 Luger Power Lunch, widely considered one of the best-value prix-fixe meals on the Strip.
What Is Peter Luger Las Vegas?
Peter Luger Steak House was established in Brooklyn, New York in 1887. The Las Vegas outpost at Caesars Palace (3570 Las Vegas Blvd S, near the Flamingo Road entrance) opened in November 2023 as the brand’s first U.S. expansion in six decades. The 8,700-square-foot space features soaring ceilings, bronze chandeliers, brick archways, oak-top tables, leather seating, and bow-tied servers — the same German beer-hall DNA as the Williamsburg original, scaled for Vegas.
The beef program is the same as Brooklyn: USDA Prime beef only, hand-selected by a family member, dry-aged on-site in a custom 4,000-square-foot aging box one floor below the dining room. The only meaningful Vegas addition to the Brooklyn menu is the shellfish tower — a category that’s effectively required at any Strip restaurant worth its oyster.
Peter Luger Las Vegas is rated 4.6 stars on OpenTable from over 4,400 verified diner reviews (May 2026).
Peter Luger Las Vegas Power Lunch Menu 2026 — $49.95
The Peter Luger Las Vegas Power Lunch is the most talked-about prix-fixe deal on the Strip and the entry point most first-timers should use. For $49.95 per person (updated from the original $45.95 launch price), you get four courses of Peter Luger classics.
Available: Wednesday – Sunday, 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Power Lunch Course Structure
Course One — Choice of:
- Tomatoes & Onions with Luger’s Own Sauce (the classic Luger starter)
- Luger’s Sizzling Bacon, Extra Large (extra thick-cut, juicy, the crowd favorite)
- Caesar Salad with Grated Pecorino Romano
Course Two (Entrée) — Choice of:
- Luger Burger (USDA Prime, over ½ lb)
- Broiled Atlantic Salmon
- Roasted Airline Chicken Breast
- USDA Prime 28-Day Dry-Aged Single Steak (+$30 supplement)
- Maine Lobster Tail (+$30 supplement)
Side — Choice of:
- Creamed Spinach
- French Fried Potatoes
Dessert:
- “Holy Cow” Hot Fudge Sundae with Schlag (Luger’s house-made whipped cream)
Power Lunch is $49.95/person before tax and service. The Single Steak and Maine Lobster Tail upgrades each carry a $30 supplement, bringing those selections to ~$79.95/person. Reservations for Power Lunch are recommended via OpenTable.
The Power Lunch is genuinely exceptional value by Las Vegas Strip standards. Four courses at a restaurant where the porterhouse alone runs $149+ for two — including a starter, an entrée (with the Luger Burger being a serious ½ lb+ USDA Prime burger), a side, and the iconic Holy Cow sundae — for $49.95 is the kind of deal that gets shared on social media for a reason. Diners who have tried the Lobster Tail upgrade ($79.95 total) consistently rate it among the best lunch splurges in the city.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Appetizers Menu With Prices
| Item | Approx. Price |
|---|---|
| Sliced Tomatoes with Luger’s Own Sauce | $18.95 |
| Sliced Tomatoes & Onions with Luger’s Own Sauce | $18.95 |
| Luger’s Sizzling Bacon, Extra Thick (3 Pieces) | $27.95 |
| Jumbo Lump Crab Cake | ~$26.95 |
| Caesar Salad, Grated Pecorino Romano | ~$22.95 |
| Iceberg Wedge (Chopped Tomato, Bacon, Blue Cheese) | ~$20.95 |
| Mixed Green Salad (Gem Lettuce, Hearts of Palm, Pumpkin Seeds) | ~$18.95 |
Prices for Sliced Tomatoes ($18.95), Sliced Tomatoes & Onions ($18.95), and Luger’s Sizzling Bacon ($27.95) confirmed via the official Caesars Palace dinner menu PDF.
Luger’s Sizzling Bacon ($27.95) is the single most-ordered starter at Peter Luger globally. Three slabs of extra-thick cut bacon, broiled and served sizzling on a hot plate — a caricature of what bacon should be, thick enough that each piece takes two bites and delivers more smoke, fat, and umami than any reasonable person expects from an appetizer. First-timers who skip it on the assumption it’s just bacon miss one of the most memorable single bites in the restaurant.
Sliced Tomatoes & Onions with Luger’s Own Sauce ($18.95) is the house salad that has been on the Peter Luger menu since 1887. Thick-cut beefsteak tomatoes, raw onion rings, and a proprietary sauce with the tangy complexity of a steak sauce crossed with a classic Russian dressing. The sauce is sold in bottles at the table; order an extra one to bring home.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Shellfish & Seafood Cocktails Menu With Prices
| Item | Approx. Price |
|---|---|
| Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail, Smaller Portion (4) | ~$22.95 |
| Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail, Extra Large Portion (6) | ~$29.95 |
| Jumbo Lump Crabmeat Cocktail | ~$28.95 |
| Maine Lobster Cocktail, Half Tail | ~$32.95 |
| Fresh Oysters, West Coast (per piece or half dozen) | ~$4.95–$32.95 |
| Chilled Shellfish Tower (for 1–2) | ~$89.95 |
| Chilled Shellfish Tower (for 3–4) | ~$149.95 |
All shellfish items listed on the official Caesars Palace dinner menu. Prices are approximate — the shellfish tower pricing in particular varies seasonally with market prices.
The Chilled Shellfish Tower is the Vegas-specific addition to the Peter Luger menu that doesn’t exist at the Brooklyn or Great Neck locations. For 1–2 people (~$89.95) it typically includes shrimp, oysters, and Maine lobster — the presentation alone (stacked on ice, arriving at the table with chrome tower hardware) is a defining Vegas steakhouse moment. For a table of 3–4 (~$149.95), the tower is sized accordingly and becomes one of the most photographed dishes at Caesars Palace.
Peter Luger Las Vegas USDA Prime Beef Menu With Prices
This is the section the restaurant was built on. All beef is USDA Prime, dry-aged on-site one floor below the dining room, hand-selected by a family member. Steaks are cooked on a nearly 1,000-degree broiler with nothing but clarified butter and salt, then finished on a hot plate at your table where a bow-tied server slices and plates them.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Single Steak (USDA Prime Porterhouse for 1) | ~$73.95 |
| Steak for Two (Porterhouse) | ~$147.90–$149 |
| Steak for Three (Porterhouse) | ~$216 |
| Steak for Four (Porterhouse) | ~$271.80–$286 |
| Rib Eye Steak (for 2) | ~$149.95 |
Steak for Two confirmed at ~$149 via Las Vegas Weekly (2023 opening). Steak for Two ~$147.90 per 2026 pricing aggregator data. Steak for Three ~$216, Steak for Four ~$271.80–$286. Single steak ~$73.95. All prices should be confirmed with the restaurant as steak pricing adjusts with beef market conditions.
The Peter Luger Porterhouse is a short-loin cut with a T-bone through the center — New York strip on one side, filet mignon on the other — presented whole and sliced tableside onto a hot plate with clarified butter still sputtering. The char from the 1,000-degree broiler creates a crust that seals in every bit of the dry-aged funk; the pink interior finishes cooking on the sizzling plate as it arrives at the table. It’s the steakhouse experience as close to original form as you’ll find anywhere outside Brooklyn.
The Steak for Two (~$147.90) is the defining order for two people visiting for the first time. With two appetizers, two sides, and dessert, the full dinner bill for two typically lands between $300–$400 before tax and service — a number that gets calibrated against the alternatives on the Strip and consistently comes out favorably at this quality level.
The Rib Eye for Two (~$149.95) is the other beef option — well-marbled, slightly more accessible than the porterhouse, and favored by diners who prefer a boneless cut.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Entrées Menu With Prices
Beyond the USDA Prime beef, Peter Luger Las Vegas carries a concise list of non-steak entrées.
| Item | Approx. Price |
|---|---|
| Broiled Atlantic Salmon | ~$38.95–$44.95 |
| Roasted Airline Chicken Breast | ~$38.95 |
| Maine Lobster Tail | ~$69.95 |
| Dover Sole | ~$59.95–$69.95 |
| Luger-Burger (USDA Prime, Over ½ lb) | ~$21.95 (lunch) |
The Luger-Burger ($21.95 at lunch) is the menu’s cult entry-level item — a USDA Prime over-½-lb burger that’s the best way to experience the beef program at a fraction of the steak price. Available as part of the Power Lunch and on the standalone lunch menu. The patty is shaped and cooked with the same attention the kitchen gives the porterhouse — thick, pink in the center, no fillers.
Dover Sole has become a dinner standout in Las Vegas reviews — one reviewer called it “excellent” even while criticizing the overall value proposition, which speaks to the kitchen’s range beyond beef.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Vegetables & Sides Menu With Prices
| Item | Approx. Price |
|---|---|
| French Fried Potatoes | $18.95 |
| Luger’s Special German Fried Potatoes | $20.95 |
| Creamed Spinach | ~$18.95 |
| Cremini Mushrooms | ~$18.95 |
| Fresh Broccoli | ~$16.95 |
| Baked Oversized Potato | ~$16.95 |
| Onion Rings | ~$17.95 |
French Fried Potatoes ($18.95) and German Fried Potatoes ($20.95) confirmed via official Caesars dinner menu PDF.
The German Fried Potatoes ($20.95) are Luger’s signature side: thick-sliced potatoes pan-fried in oil and onions until crispy at the edges and yielding in the center. They’ve been on the Brooklyn menu since the beginning and are listed on virtually every “what to order at Peter Luger” guide ever written. They are the correct side to order with the porterhouse.
Creamed Spinach (~$18.95) is the alternative classic — rich, buttery, and sized to share. As a Power Lunch side option, it’s the right choice if you want something that contrasts the richness of a burger or chicken breast.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Desserts Menu With Prices
| Item | Approx. Price |
|---|---|
| “Holy Cow” Hot Fudge Sundae with Schlag | ~$14.95 |
| Cheesecake | ~$14.95 |
| Chocolate Mousse | ~$14.95 |
| Chocolate Mousse Cake | ~$14.95 |
| Pecan Pie | ~$14.95 |
| Apple Strudel | ~$14.95 |
| Key Lime Pie | ~$14.95 |
| Fresh Fruit / Sorbet | ~$12.95 |
| Ice Cream | ~$12.95 |
The “Holy Cow” Hot Fudge Sundae with Schlag is the dessert at Peter Luger. Schlag is Luger’s house-made whipped cream — a dense, barely-sweet fresh cream product that predates the term “whipped cream” in the American vernacular. The sundae combines rich hot fudge sauce with vanilla ice cream and a generous drift of Schlag, and it’s both included in the Power Lunch and the dessert most dinner diners order. It’s the kind of dessert that ends a meal exactly the right way.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Drink Menu
Peter Luger Las Vegas operates a full bar with cocktails, wine, and beer. The corkage policy is $50 per bottle (maximum two bottles); bottles currently on the wine list are not permitted for corkage.
| Category | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Signature Cocktails | $16–$18 |
| Wine by the Glass | $16–$28 |
| Beer | $8–$12 |
| Bottled Water | $6–$10 |
Peter Luger Las Vegas has a wine program sized appropriately for a Strip steakhouse — the list skews heavily toward big Napa Cabernets and Bordeaux that pair with the porterhouse, with a selection of white and sparkling options for the shellfish tower. For specific wine list pricing, confirm at the restaurant or via caesars.com.
Peter Luger Las Vegas vs. Peter Luger Great Neck Menu — Key Differences
Many diners search specifically for comparisons between the Peter Luger Las Vegas menu and the Peter Luger Great Neck menu (the Long Island location). Here’s what differs:
| Feature | Las Vegas (Caesars Palace) | Great Neck (NY) |
|---|---|---|
| Shellfish Tower | ✅ Yes — Vegas-exclusive | ❌ Not available |
| Power Lunch | ✅ $49.95 prix-fixe | ❌ Not available |
| Credit Cards | ✅ Accepted | ❌ Cash/check/debit only |
| Dry Aging | On-site (custom 4,000 sq ft box) | On-site |
| Porterhouse for 2 | ~$147.90–$149 | ~$147.90 (similar) |
| Hours | Mon–Tue dinner only; Wed–Sun lunch + dinner | Lunch + dinner daily |
| Reservations | OpenTable | Call direct |
The Las Vegas location accepts all major credit cards — unlike the Brooklyn and Great Neck locations, which famously do not accept credit cards (cash, personal checks, debit cards, or the Peter Luger Card only). This makes Vegas the most accessible Peter Luger for first-timers who aren’t aware of the NY cash-only policy.
The Shellfish Tower is the single biggest menu addition at the Las Vegas location — it doesn’t exist at the New York locations and is a concession to Vegas dining culture that turns out to be an excellent addition to the overall experience.
How to Reserve Peter Luger Las Vegas 2026
- Online reservations: OpenTable (opentable.com/r/peter-luger-at-caesars-palace-las-vegas) — the primary booking method
- Phone: (702) 731-7267
- Groups of 13+: Email hospitalitysales@caesars.com or call (702) 731-7778
- Private dining: Private rooms available; contact the restaurant directly
- Dine-in / Takeout / Delivery: Dine-in and takeout available; delivery via Caesars Eats
Reservation strategy: Dinner on Friday and Saturday books out weeks in advance. Wednesday and Thursday lunches are significantly easier to get last-minute. If you want to try the restaurant without a long lead time, book a weekday Power Lunch.
Best Items to Order at Peter Luger Las Vegas in 2026
Best overall dinner: Luger’s Sizzling Bacon as a starter + Steak for Two + German Fried Potatoes + “Holy Cow” Sundae — the four-item definitive Peter Luger experience.
Best value on the Strip: The Power Lunch ($49.95) — four courses including a ½ lb USDA Prime burger, creamed spinach or fries, and the Holy Cow sundae for $49.95 is genuinely hard to beat anywhere on Las Vegas Boulevard at this quality level.
Best Vegas-exclusive experience: The Chilled Shellfish Tower for 2 (~$89.95) as a shared starter before the porterhouse — this combination doesn’t exist at any other Peter Luger location in the world.
Best upgrade from the Power Lunch: The +$30 Single Steak supplement — $79.95 for a four-course meal including a dry-aged USDA Prime porterhouse single is one of the most remarkable deals on the Strip.
Best non-steak order: Dover Sole — multiple independent reviews have cited it as outstanding, and it proves the kitchen’s range beyond beef.
Best solo visit order: Power Lunch with the Luger Burger ($49.95) — the single best introduction to the restaurant for solo diners or anyone who wants to experience the brand without the commitment of a full porterhouse.
Peter Luger Las Vegas Hours 2026
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM |
Power Lunch hours: Wednesday – Sunday, 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Monday and Tuesday are dinner only. Lunch service — including the Power Lunch prix-fixe — is available Wednesday through Sunday starting at 11:30 AM. Reservations are strongly recommended for all services; Friday and Saturday dinner books out weeks in advance.
Address: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 731-7267
Reservations: OpenTable or caesars.com
FAQs — Peter Luger Las Vegas Menu
How much does dinner at Peter Luger Las Vegas cost?
A full dinner for two — two appetizers (bacon + tomatoes), Steak for Two, two sides, and dessert — typically runs $300–$400 before tax and service. A dinner for one with a single steak, one appetizer, one side, and dessert is approximately $130–$160 per person. The Power Lunch offers the same classics at a fraction of the dinner price.
What is the Peter Luger Power Lunch price in 2026?
The Power Lunch is $49.95 per person in 2026 (updated from the original $45.95 launch price). It includes a starter, entrée, side, and the Holy Cow sundae. The Single Steak and Maine Lobster Tail upgrades carry a $30 supplement each.
When is the Peter Luger Power Lunch available?
Wednesday through Sunday, 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM. Not available Monday or Tuesday (dinner only on those days).
Does Peter Luger Las Vegas accept credit cards?
Yes. Unlike the Brooklyn and Great Neck locations (cash/check/debit only), Peter Luger Las Vegas accepts all major credit cards.
What is the most expensive item on the Peter Luger Las Vegas menu?
The Steak for Four (~$271.80–$286) is the most expensive single item — a full USDA Prime porterhouse portioned for four people.
Does Peter Luger Las Vegas have a shellfish tower?
Yes. The Chilled Shellfish Tower (for 1–2 or for 3–4) is a Las Vegas-exclusive menu item not available at the Brooklyn or Great Neck locations. It includes shrimp, oysters, and Maine lobster.
How far in advance should I book Peter Luger Las Vegas?
For Friday or Saturday dinner, book 2–4 weeks in advance minimum. Weekday dinners and weekend lunches are more flexible — OpenTable availability often exists within a week for Wednesday/Thursday. The Power Lunch is the easiest booking.
Is Peter Luger Las Vegas worth the price?
The consistent consensus from 4,400+ OpenTable reviews (4.6 stars) and major dining publications: yes, especially for the Power Lunch and for steak lovers who want the genuine dry-aged USDA Prime experience. Reviewers who find it less worthwhile typically compare it to the strip’s wood-fired grill steakhouses (like SW or CUT) — a valid but different experience category. If the question is specifically about the porterhouse, there is no direct comparison on the Strip.
Can I get Luger’s steak sauce at the restaurant?
Yes. Peter Luger Steak Sauce is sold in bottles at the table and available for purchase. It’s also available on the official Peter Luger website (peterluger.com).
Peter Luger Las Vegas Menu 2026 — Final Take
Peter Luger Las Vegas at Caesars Palace is, in 2026, exactly what it was when it opened: Brooklyn’s most famous steakhouse faithfully replicated in a Vegas scale, with the one smart addition of a shellfish tower. The Power Lunch at $49.95 remains the most discussed restaurant deal on the Strip — four courses including a USDA Prime burger and the Holy Cow sundae at a price that undercuts most casual Strip dinners. The Porterhouse for Two at ~$149 is a $75/person steak dinner that, combined with the sizzling bacon starter and German fried potatoes, delivers the complete 135-year Peter Luger experience.
For visitors who’ve been to the Brooklyn or Great Neck locations: the Las Vegas version is slightly less gruff in its service, slightly more polished in its presentation, and meaningfully enhanced by the shellfish program. For first-timers: start with the Power Lunch. Everything else follows from there.
Reservations: opentable.com/r/peter-luger-at-caesars-palace-las-vegas
Address: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S, Caesars Palace (near Flamingo Road entrance)
Phone: (702) 731-7267
