Pisces (restaurant)
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| Established | 2025 |
| Location | 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, Nevada, 89109, United States |
| Coordinates | 36°07′35″N 115°10′03″W / 36.1265°N 115.1675°W |
| Website | www |
PISCES is a Mediterranean restaurant located at Wynn Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip. It opened in 2025.[1] Chef Martin Heierling leads the restaurant.
Pisces occupies the former location of Lakeside, which closed in 2024.[2] It opened May 10, 2025, following renovation.[3] Pisces has a waterfront view overlooking the Lake of Dreams.
The concept for Pisces was created in-house at Wynn.[4] An extensive renovation overseen by Todd-Avery Lenahan brought 400 murano glass orbs, a mosaic floor of copper-infused glass and numerous other luxury touches to the space[5][6][7] to create an "immersive" interior.[8]
Chef Heierling is a 30-year veteran executive chef. Prior to Pisces, Chef Heierling created Sensi at the Bellagio and Silk Road at Vdara.[1]
Cuisine
Pisces "draws inspiration from coastal traditions of the Mediterranean."[9] According to Eater, the menu features "specialty oils from Greece, pasta from Tuscany, refined Mediterranean seafood like grilled dry-aged branzino and rare blue lobsters, and whimsical dessert shaped like fish."[1] A unique dish is the blue lobster, available in two different preparations.[10]
Fish are sourced from the Mediterranean, including Morocco, Spain, Italy, and Greece.[11]
Lobster pasta is considered a specialty of the restaurant, based on a heavily reduced white stock.[3] Forbes highlighted the Kaluga caviar bumps on crisp airbread as a specialty item.[12]
Reception
Eater called the setting “one of the most stunning restaurant spaces on the Las Vegas Strip.”[1] Observer called it “a seafood wonderland with luxury to spare.”[3] It was also called one of the best restaurants with a waterfront view in Las Vegas.[13]
Pisces was named one of the top 100 restaurants in Las Vegas in 2025[14] as well as “best new mediterranean restaurant” in Las Vegas in 2025,[15] a best new restaurant,[16] and a best seafood restaurant in Las Vegas.[17] GoVisit called it a “gem” that blends a “sophisticated bar atmosphere with an exquisite seafood restaurant.[18]