Myself and my entire family are huge fans of Kitchen Nightmares (sad that it is over) as such, we were incredibly excited when we realized that Gordon Ramsay had three restaurants on The Strip. We opted to go to Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill at Caesar's Palace, mainly because we were walking around the casino and saw the restaurant. Because it is Gordon Ramsay, the wait, especially during dinner time, is generally long so I would suggest getting a reservation like we did a day ahead or even earlier the same day.
I will say that the menu is not vegetarian friendly, but the waiter said that a vegetarian dish could be made if one of us was (we weren't). Other than that, the menu was what you would expect of a pub with Gordon's personal touches.
My sister and I went for the Pistachio Pesto Chicken Sandwich and our dad had the Chopped Salad without the ham. Our sandwiches were excellent and I really appreciated the personal touches like the wax paper and picks with the logo. The addition of the pickled red onion really enhanced the flavor and the french fries were on point!
Although the food was on point, I was not entirely certain of the decor. It had a lounge-like feel to it rather than that of a pub (although to be fair I've never been in a British pub before). As you can see in the second-to-last picture, behind me are a bunch of stacked barrels that added to the pub aesthetic which was the only part of the decor that I sort of liked since it was unique and creative.
Overall, I'd certainly recommend this place. The staff was super friendly and the waiter was helpful and jolly to be around. I also liked that the portions were large, so you definitely get your money's worth.
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