From award-winning chefs to corner bistros to greasy spoons, Las Vegas dining has something to satisfy every culinary taste.
Ever since it first opened, Social House has been a big hit with sushi lovers and celebrity watchers. Located at Treasure Island, it brought new life to the property, and a never-ending string of customers wanting to see and be seen, while indulging in some great food.
Lately, however, rumors have run rampant that Social House was going to be closing to make room for some of the changes that new owner Phil Ruffin was bringing about. When asked, Pure Management Group (PMG), which runs the restaurant, has denied that it was leaving …
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Over the winter months, the MGM Grand ran a great promotion offering special menus at its fine dining establishments. Seems it was so popular, they decided to bring it back for the spring.
From now through the end of this month, you can dine at nine of the resort’s best restaurants on a special Spring 2009 Tasting Menu promotion.
Each participating restaurant is offering a three-course menu with pricing starting at only $29. It’s a great way to try out the many dining options of the resort without dropping triple digits per person on …
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Looking to stretch your food budget a little further on your next trip to Vegas? Four of the great restaurants at the Mirage are currently offering prix fixe menus for only $29.95.
Kokomo’s menu starts with a choice of roasted carrot salad, wild mushroom pot pie or panko-crusted crab cake. Entrees are a choice of the daily fish special, a tomato & goat cheese-stuffed chicken or a surf & turf combo of 6oz tenderloin plus garlic shrimp. Then finish the meal with a choice of salted butterscotch custard or 12-layer chocolate cake….
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The Hard Rock Hotel has begun hiring at top levels for a new restaurant that will open this spring as part of the resort’s multi-million renovations. Called Rare 120, it’s the newest concept from The Dolce Group, known for L.A. hotspots like Geisha House and Ketchup.
In the press release, TDG describes it as a “new breed of steakhouse where the food is as important as the atmosphere.” Well, for the amount of money I’m expecting they’ll charge for a steak, it had better be more important, so let’s see what they can deliver.
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Time for our roundup of news bits you can use if you like to eat your way around Vegas. Let’s grab a fork and dive in…
Those seeking some low country food in Vegas will have a tougher time now that both Louis’ Fish Camp and Louis’ Las Vegas in Town Square Center have closed. Hopes were high when chef Louis Osteen opened his two signature restaurants in the new mall, but alas, it seems it just wasn’t meant to be.
Also not meant to be is the recently opened Mainland in …
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Ever since last winter, select MGM Grand restaurants have been participating in a tasting menu promotion, and it looks like it’s been such a hit that the promotion has now been extended through the summer months.
Not only that, but for the first time, both of Joel Robuchon’s restaurants at the MGM Grand are participating.
From now through August 30, you can dine at ten of the resort’s best restaurants on a special Summer 2009 Tasting Menu promotion.
Each participating restaurant is offering a three-course menu with pricing starting at only $32. It’s a great …
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It’s no secret that MGM Grand has some stellar restaurants…and it’s also no secret that dining at them can be kind of pricey. But from now through the end of this month, you can dine at nine of the resort’s best restaurants on a special Winter Tasting Menu promotion.
Under this promotion, you can enjoy a three-course menu with pricing starting at only $29. No, that’s not a typo.
Here’s a listing of the menus and pricing, if you’re feeling a bit hungry:
Craftsteak -
First Course: grilled quail with vincotto; mixed …
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Just south of the main Strip area of S. Las Vegas Blvd, lies the M Resort project, which is set to be completed by March 1st, 2008. Today the company sent out a press release detailing the property’s restaurants and bar areas, and I have to say several of them sound intriguing.
In an era of star chef-owned restaurants populating Vegas restaurants, M Resort will own and manage all of its dining outlets.
“We believe food is one of the most, if not the most important reason why guests …
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Many tables in Las Vegas restaurants offer great views. Some are of the Bellagio fountains, others are of the Strip itself. But this New Year’s Eve, a new dining concept opens up that will take “table with a view” to whole new heights.
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Already a hit in other cities, Dinner In the Sky melds outdoor dining with the best view in the house to create an unusual dining concept.
Diners with vertigo will want to skip this one.
Basically there is only one table, which is housed on …
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SushiSamba at at The Shoppes at the Palazzo has a new happy hour menu in the bar area.
Billed as the Happy Hour Recession Menu, the Sunday through Thursday event runs from 4pm to 8pm and offers $5 specials on Caprinhias, Sambatinis and select wines and sake by the glass.
Hungry? The menu also offers discounted appetizers, with a twist that benefits early attendants. It starts with $4 appetizers at 4pm and increases $1 every hour (so at 5pm, they will be $5; at 6pm prices will be $6 …
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