The fresh fish selection here is as stunning as the bill you will receive for it, but don’t let that deter you. Only one other restaurant in Las Vegas—Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare—even comes close to the freshness and variety offered nightly at this Cosmo mainstay.

What is on your plate will cost a pretty penny but that’s only because you’re paying for these Aquarians to taste as fresh as they did when they were lifted from the Mediterranean less than a day before.

Everyone starts with the Milos special, a lengthy fried tower of zucchini chips with fried cheese and tzatziki sauce. Equally arresting are Milos’ crudo (raw fish) selection and such standards as a tomato and feta salad, taramosalata, and superb grilled lamb chops.

Milos does Greek cuisine proud rather than trying to bury it under mounds of oregano, mint, and mediocrity.

If the price of all this delicious authenticity makes you blanch, there’s always the $20.14 lunch special which still packs them in and is the best lunch (and the best lunch deal) in town.

Max Jacobson: “The restaurant is best enjoyed in a group, the better to experience Mediterranean and Adriatic fish grilled simply and whole[.] The wine list is stocked with hard to find wines from Central Greece, such as Viognier from Gerovassiliou. All and all, this is, without a doubt, the best Greek restaurant Las Vegas has ever seen, and is likely to ever have.”

Kali orixi! (Bon appétit in Greek)

Favorite Dishes: All Fresh Fish; Grilled Octopus; Lavraki (Sea Bass) Crudo With Thyme; Scallop Crudo With Mustard Leaves And Meyer Lemon; Salmon Tartare; Tomato-And-Feta Salad; Lamb Chops; Spit-roasted lamb; Galaktoboureko (Semolina Custard In Filo); Goat’s-Milk Yogurt With Greek Honey.

ESTIATORIO MILOS

The Cosmopolitan

702.698.7930