[babbsbme]

anyone familiar with a restaurant by the name of Tillman's? Thinkikng about using it for a large dinner when group from Va/Ga travel to Vegas in June.

[Chest Rockwell]

Do you mean the Tillerman?

This is one of the most respected and oldest fine dining restaurants in the city.

[jfkIII]

Tea For The Tillerman? (It's a Wild World)

[jjameson922]

It's "Tillerman" and they have a website. Located southeast of the Strip at Eastern and Flamingo. They've been around awhile and are very pricey. Beginning ala carte steak prices around $44 and good seafood around $56. If you are looking more for a beef place, Lawry's might be a thought too.

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by babbsbme

anyone familiar with a restaurant by the name of Tillman's? Thinkikng about using it for a large dinner when group from Va/Ga travel to Vegas in June.

The Tillerman is probably our best, and oldest, seafood restaurant, but seafood in the desert isn't always the greatest, IMHO. If you want suggestions better tell us how many people, what kind of food do you prefer, what price range, and how do you expect to get a large group to the restaurant?

[tiger08]

I have not been to the Tillerman but have had Lawrys and the prime rib was wonderful. I was always also a big fan of the cortez room at the Gold coast until they moved it to the other end of the casino and made it more of a cafe setting.

I would also love to try the Golden steer, I have heard that they have great food.

[flyingtigers]

A fine dining restaurant with a salad bar? Really?

[cb at sea]

I agree with Lawrys!!! It's absolutely the best!