The one thing you'll immediately notice about The Country Club is that it's not right off the casino floor; instead, it's toward the back, past the Pro Shop and near the fairway villas, giving you plenty of time to decompress as you exit the vibrant casino floor and acclimate yourself to The Country Club's more elegant ambience. The restaurant's located between the North and South Fairway villas and apartments, in a wing by itself next to the meeting rooms, which ensures a less frenetic atmosphere. And as if the surrounding weren't serene enough, the view when you first arrive is absolutely majestic; you'll wish your home country club were as elegant as this one is.

The Country Club bills itself as "A New American Steakhouse." You enter the reception lounge through majestic doors and are immediately struck by floor-to-ceiling windows, which offer dramatic views of the Strip's only 18-hole championship golf course. The windows are flanked by secured drapes and vaulted ceilings. The rich wood interior is adorned with red, brown, orange and yellow and includes comfortable couches with oversized pillows, which surround a burning fireplace that creates a comfortable, clubby feel. The hostess station is to the right as you enter and stands in front of a glass window amid rich wood walls; behind it are multiple rows of wine, including dozens of bottles and several varieties.