What do you wear to dinner in Vegas?

Think little black dresses, cocktail dresses, dressy separates, and statement jewelry. Plus, dressing up is recommended in Las Vegas as some fine dining restaurants have a dress code. For ladies, that means a cocktail dress or dressy separates, and for men collared shirts and dark pants.



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When it comes to fine dining though, you gotta dress for the occasion! Most of the swanky places in Vegas will have a dress code of some sort ? mostly you'll find these to be business-casual, so shirts, trousers, dresses and smart shoes or heels are what you're after.

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Business Casual attire for all is encouraged. For Ladies, we suggest elegant & dressy. Sleepwear or Swimwear are not permitted. For Gentlemen, shorts, sleeveless shirts, open-toed shoes are not permitted.

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There is no standard dress code for Las Vegas casinos, but people are expected to use their common sense. Casual clothing is perfectly fine for even the most luxurious casinos, as long as players dress up decently. You can go to any Las Vegas casino wearing shirts and trousers and nobody will frown upon your attire.

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Checking out as many hotels as you can is an essential part of a first visit to Vegas. Strip hotels are tourist destinations in their own right - enjoy! Yes, indeed you can. You can go into any casino/hotel you want and stay and play in the casino as long as you want, they casinos ~want~ you to visit them.

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As others have said, only the truly upscale restaurants have any type of dress code. Your shorts will be no problem anywhere on the strip during the mid-day and in most places for the evening. I wear shorts almost exclusively while in Vegas and have never had a problem or even a second look.

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Tipping is $1-$2 per person per nite at a regular hotel; up to $5 per person per nite at a luxury hotel, which the Bellagio is. Tipping the concierge is not an expectation, but I'm sure is appreciated.

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Even when it's scorching outside, you might want to bring along a sweater or cover-up if you plan on spending most of your time indoors. Also, pack plenty of sunscreen to protect yourself from the intense sun. While there is very little chance you'll see any snow, winter in Las Vegas can get cold, especially at night.

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Gone are the days of the “Suit and Tie/Cocktail Dress” dress code for a casino. Today, just about anything goes, at least at most casinos. However, there are some casinos where you will, undoubtedly, feel more “correct” if you climb up the formal dress code ladder a bit vs wearing a Tshirt and flip flops.

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