💬 What Locals Say
Finally found my go-to spot for Cajun Creole in Las Vegas. The Palace Station Oyster Bar never disappoints.
🍽️ About The Palace Station Oyster Bar
Hidden within the Palace Station Casino, this beloved Cajun Creole oyster bar has been a Las Vegas institution for years, quietly building a devoted following of locals and tourists alike. With an impressive 4.5-star rating from over 4,000 reviews, this unassuming gem proves that sometimes the best dining experiences come from the most unexpected places.
The Palace Station Oyster Bar specializes in authentic Cajun Creole cuisine, serving up generous portions of soul-warming dishes that transport diners straight to the bayous of Louisiana. The kitchen is helmed by friendly cooks who take pride in their craft, creating flavorful masterpieces like the signature Palace pan roast – a hearty combination of chicken, andouille sausage, and shrimp that keeps customers coming back for more.
Regular visitors rave about standout dishes including the unique dirty clam chowder, which combines both Boston and Manhattan styles for the best of both worlds, and the perfectly executed shrimp scampi linguine. The Caesar salad provides a fresh start to any meal, while the various seafood preparations showcase the kitchen’s expertise with both Gulf Coast and East Coast influences.
What sets this restaurant apart is its authentic atmosphere and consistently excellent food quality. Many longtime patrons describe it as one of those special places that gets discovered through word-of-mouth recommendations, with friends bringing friends to experience what they describe as ‘the most amazing thing.’ The combination of generous portions, friendly service, and genuine Cajun Creole flavors makes this a true hidden treasure in the Las Vegas dining scene.
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⭐ Recent Reviews
We once made the mistake of coming during peak hours on the weekend and waited about 1.5 to 2 hours - never again. My man and I now go for breakfast around...
3 weeks ago
Another great meal! The wait was about an hour, but it was absolutely worth it. We started with the oyster shooters with Ketel One vodka--flavor was on...
3 weeks ago
24/7 Oyster bar? Yes please! nnThe line was always long day in day out..We waited for 2 hours, granted we were a large party of 10 and the bar only seat...
4 weeks ago
