Top of the World at The STRAT: What to Know Before You Go

A slowly revolving dining room more than 800 feet above the Strip, so one dinner gets you the whole valley.

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A Slow Spin Above the Whole Valley

The dining room turns a full 360 degrees roughly every 80 minutes, so it never feels dizzying, just steady and dramatic. Sitting more than 800 feet above the Strip inside The STRAT Tower, you get a rotating view of the Strip, the mountains, and the wider valley over the course of one meal. It genuinely feels like an occasion, which is exactly what you want for a birthday.

Steaks and Seafood, With a View to Match

The menu is international, steakhouse, and seafood, built around fresh, seasonal ingredients. My honest tip: book the earliest sunset slot you can. A sunset reservation gives you daylight, dusk, and full Strip neon before the check arrives, which is the best possible version of this meal.

Hours, Dress Code, and Reservations

Located atop The STRAT Tower, more than 800 feet above the Strip. Hours typically run 4:00 to 11:00 PM, extending to 4:30 to 11:30 PM during the summer months, so double-check the current hours when you book since they shift seasonally.

Dress is upscale. Beachwear, gym attire, sweatpants, hoodies, jerseys, hats, tank tops, flip-flops, and overly revealing clothing are not permitted, and management has discretion on admittance.

Reservations require a minimum food purchase per guest, and there is a corkage fee if you bring your own bottle. Groups of 13 or more need to book through the separate group dining line. Reserve ahead, especially for sunset seating.

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