Glamorous supper club with strong entertainment and very high prices; great for a showy night if you secure a good-view table, but service pace, seating assignments, and policies can frustrate.
Delilah delivers glamorous supper club theater with exceptional setting appeal and standout dishes like sea bass and Wellington, but inconsistent food and service execution tempers the experience. The two-hour turnover policy and seating variability create friction that undermines what could be a premier destination, making it a strong choice for special occasions when conditions align rather than a reliably exceptional venue.
The room feels glamorous and theatrical, all velvet curves and spotlighted stage, where servers glide between tables and a band can swell the chatter into a scene. One diner raved about a perfectly cooked sea bass while noting that plates were sometimes cleared too quickly, a hint of the two-hour turnover that shapes the night. The cooking leans upscale American with playful, polished twists: pigs in a blanket made luxe, truffled sides, and a showpiece Beef Wellington rolled out for special occasions. When the rhythm clicks, cocktails, steaks, and desserts align with the spectacle; on off nights, seating location and show timing can blunt the magic, so aim for a stage-view table. Families should know this is adult-leaning supper club territory. While chicken tenders, fries, and simple pastas appear, the vibe, pricing, and policies better suit teens and older. If your crew includes picky eaters or early bedtimes, consider a different venue inside Wynn.
Area vibe: Upscale resort setting inside Wynn; high-end, dressy crowd with entertainment focus.
Safety: Wynn complex is well-managed and well-lit with heavy foot traffic and security.
What's nearby: Connected to casino, high-end bars, theaters, and luxury retail within resort complex.
Sea bass, beef Wellington, and show-stopping desserts are the menu highlights.
It is dressy, gets loud late, enforces a two-hour dining limit, and tacks on service fees and bottled water charges.
Think spotlighted velvet interiors, live music, and a theatrical supper club energy that can drown out conversation.