The Best-Kept Secret at Wynn Las Vegas

Wynn does grand. The fountains, the flowers, the long walk under the chandeliers. Then, along the Fairway Esplanade, a door most people pass. Step inside, and the Strip disappears.

La Cave has been here since 2010, Michael Morton & Jenna Morton's wine-first hideaway, and for the people who know, the evening they plan the rest of the trip around. Here is how to spend one.

Golden hour

Arrive before the sun goes down and ask for the Garden Room or the Terrace. The glass walls open toward Wynn's pool and gardens, and as the light fades the Strip comes up behind them, the Sphere included. Start with something cold and watch the city switch on.

The first pour

Move into the Cellar, where red neon script runs above the long table and an iron gate stands over the wine. Order a flight. With 50 wines by the glass and 13 flights to choose from, it is the easiest way to find the evening's direction.

The table

Plates here are made to share and made for the bottle: the diver sea scallop, the beef filet crostini with truffle cream, a wood-fired flatbread, the New Zealand lamb. Order a few, then a few more. Nobody is in a hurry.

The nightcap

Finish at the bar beneath the living plant wall. The Roses Are Red is a house favorite; the espresso martini is shaken cold and served late.

Finding us

La Cave is on the Fairway Esplanade at Wynn Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South. Valet and self-parking are available at Wynn. If you're unsure of the way, call (702) 770-7375 and we'll point you in.

What to wear

Resort casual, worn well. Polished and comfortable, the way Wynn dresses for an evening out. Dressy is always welcome; formal is never required.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal named La Cave to its Top 100 restaurants for 2026, and The Knot counts it among the city's most romantic. Mostly, though, it is still the room you find, then keep coming back to.