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Suggest a Thursday night dinner destination...

Discussion in 'Restaurants & Buffets' started by billduhcat, Apr 12, 2014.

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  1. billduhcat

    billduhcat Low-Roller

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    Doing a full week in LV in May, partly for a convention, partly for fun.

    Any suggestions for a Thursday night dinner choice? I'll be staying @ Vdara that night, but am open to anything on the strip or within easy cab distance.

    Already on my list for earlier in the week:
    Pizza Rock-late lunch
    DuPars-bfast
    Bellagio Buffet-lunch
    American Fish-happy hour
    Border Grill-dinner
    Bouchon-dinner
    550 pizza-late lunch
    Culinary Dropout-dinner
    Michael Mina Pub 1842-lunch
    Bellagio Cafe-bfast
    Cosmo buffet-brunch
     
  2. Bommen

    Bommen High-Roller

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    Jaleo or Julian Serrano.
     
  3. The Equalizer

    The Equalizer Low-Roller

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    Charlie Palmer steakhouse for cut of the week if a small group or solo lotus of Siam with a medium or large group . Julian Serrano or jaleo are both excellent options as well but Charlie palmers might be the best dinner value in Vegas.
     
  4. salukidean

    salukidean High-Roller

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    I know American Fish is closing....Not sure if they will still be.open when you visit or.not
     
  5. billduhcat

    billduhcat Low-Roller

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    They (American fish) should still be open. I'll be there may 5, and I believe they don't close until end of may.

    I hope :rolleyes2:
     
  6. gabeoak

    gabeoak Tourist

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    Perhaps consider Scarpetta. Their menu is presented in courses but we have never had a problem ducking in for a quick main course. I am partial to the duck-fois ravioli w marsala reduction ; my wife orders the pasta w tomato basil every time. If you are a party of two, ask for a table overlooking the Bellagio fountains.
    Added bonus-- the bread service is excellent. I know what you are thinking. It. is. Bread. But we really enjoy it.
     
  7. NickyDim

    NickyDim Hockey is life

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    Carmine's at forum shops. Better if you are 3 or more.
     
  8. Bommen

    Bommen High-Roller

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    I read in a LV Sun article that they were closing in July.
     
  9. iamsomedude

    iamsomedude High-Roller

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    SW Steakhouse at the Wynn is a great place. Make sure to reserve an outside table for 7:30.
     
  10. billduhcat

    billduhcat Low-Roller

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    I'm liking the steakhouse recommendations. I've eaten at smith+wollenskys (great food, excellent service every time) in LV before, but never at a steak place in one of the casinos.
     
  11. iamsomedude

    iamsomedude High-Roller

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    If you're going with another person, their Chile Rubbed Double Rib Eye is delicious and humongous (42 oz). If you're going by yourself, their Bone-In Rib Eye is great as well. While the food is excellent, the view is really the biggest selling point for the restaurant.
     
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