Caesars Palace - Old Homestead

Caesars Palace is now the home to one of New York City’s most historic restaurants: Old Homestead Steakhouse. A classic eatery known for its quality steakhouse selections and legendary history, Old Homestead has replaced Neros restaurant, near the famed resort’s Colosseum Theater and the planned Nobu Restaurant and Lounge, opening in 2012. Boasting more than 16,000 square feet, the space features a total of 250 seats with a full dining room, private dining, a semi-private room and a lounge and bar.Old Homestead Steakhouse is a dynamic addition to the superior selection of restaurants and celebrated chefs at Caesars Palace. San Francisco-based EDG Interior Architecture + Design previously created designs for Rao’s and Bradley Ogden restaurants at Caesars Palace. The Old Homestead design pays homage to the original Old Homestead restaurant and its location in New York City’s historic Meatpacking District, while reflecting the neighborhood’s latest incarnation as one of Manhattan’s trendiest and hippest restaurant, entertainment and club districts. Old Homestead at Caesars Palace offers an urban steakhouse and bar with an updated menu to match, but one that also features the Old Homestead’s iconic cuts of meat and many of its famous sides, appetizers and desserts.Guests can experience several signature dishes from the classic NYC menu, including the popular Colossal Crab Cake, 32-ounce Gotham Rib Eye Steak and the Old Homestead New York-Style Cheesecake, to name a few. Additionally, new menu items have been created especially for the Vegas customer.