Triple George Grill

Great place downtown Vegas, just a block off Fremont Street. Nice old school steakhouse vibe. Real good steaks and seafood. No wait for our table with reservation. Very good service. Very cool long bar with seating; also some booths and tables for dining. Very extensive cocktail list. Tableside prepared Cesar salad for 2 was very nice presentation, but it was just average tasting in our opinion. Good portions- not huge (unless you order the huge steaks) and not skimpy. Too full to try dessert, but it was a nice list. If there is free street parking, we didn’t see it. Paid street parking and a variety of paid garages walking distance.

Gave it a try with the $25 off from the hotel. Would rather pay full price for decent food. Lobster mac was basically undercooked pasta covered in bisque served lukewarm. Maybe served hot the pasta would have been a bit better. One scallop was slightly under and the other was rubbery. Steak was cooked properly but doesn't have much flavor and the peppercorn sauce was abysmal and arrived with a film on top and tasted some kind of rancid. Waiter encouraged a small Caesar salad, didn't expect $17 for a side salad when that's the same as my scallops or a side dish but the salad was the best tasting part of the meal. Bill was $140 before the discount so not badly priced just poor quality. The food, including the salad, was quite slow coming out.

The staff was perfect the food was perfect it was a perfect Birthday Dinner for my beautiful wife of 35 years thank you Triple George for the perfect Dinner and drinks. We had the dinner for 2 and added a Tail Ceasars Salad was excellent as well and the loaf of warm fresh baked bread was awesome we did not finish that whole porterhouse it was cooked to perfection, we left there completely satisfied. I never new this place was here will definitely go back next special occasion when we come back Downtown Vegas

I loved the service. Sat at the bar and gentleman was pretty attentive and friendly. The octopus was AMAZING. The Steak even better. I was asked if I needed any condiment on the Steak. Just cook it with salt please.

Not bad of Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm with food ($10 hummus, salad or $12 Prime Rib roll) and drinks ($5 beer, $6 wine, $7 mules, $10 Martinis). Off the beaten popular path of from Fremont Street, but still part of DTLV.