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Fellow James Beard Award–winning chef Michael Mina is at the helm of the innovative SeaBlue restaurant, which prepares contemporary seafood, steaks and poultry in two lively open kitchens over a wood-fired grill. The environment was created with the inspiration of bustling ports and marketplaces of the Mediterranean. Michael Mina is also responsible for Nobhill Tavern, which is a nod to classic tavern fare with room to socialize comfortably in a sophisticated ambiance. Nobhill Tavern recommendations include New England lobster rolls on buttery toasted brioche, classic cheese fondue and BBQ pulled pork sandwiches.
A crown jewel in MGM Grand’s dining repertoire is Joël Robuchon Restaurant, which is named after the famed French chef who was awarded “France’s Chef of the Century” by the esteemed Gault&Millau restaurant guide. The Joël Robuchon Restaurant is the first and only three-star Michelin Guide winner in Las Vegas with signature dishes like La Langoustine, Le Bar and Le Mojito to attest to its merit. For a more affordable dining experience without compromising gourmet taste, Joël Robuchon created L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, featuring tapas, counter service and a tasting menu.
For eastern cuisine, MGM Grand has included Pearl and Shibuya, Chinese and Japanese restaurants, respectively. Both offer traditional dishes served in urban and elegant atmospheres. For familiar, authentic Mexican fare, visit Diego, which features an unsurpassed selection of tequila to accompany executive chef Noel Santos’ creations. Rounding out an already extensive list of worldly options at the MGM Grand is Fiamma Trattoria & Bar, dishing up rustic Italian comfort food and more than 700 selections of wine to wash down the handcrafted provisions.
— HARD ROCK CAFE LAS VEGAS
Located next to the MGM Grand Hotel, in the Showcase Mall are three floors of the famous Hard Rock Café, the national company’s flagship restaurant. Opened in 2009, the café seats 950 and includes a live concert venue and the world’s largest Rock Shop, bringing entertainment to the culinary encounter. There is also a Hard Rock Café located inside the Hard Rock Hotel on Paradise Road.
CENTRAL OFF THE STRIP
Just a few minutes off the Strip are a bevy of restaurants waiting to entice your taste buds. Taking pride in his Italian heritage, Gino Ferraro promises Italian cooking as an art form at Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar. Recommended by the 2009 Michelin Guide, the food includes time-honored family recipes coupled with a wine selection that won the “Best of Award of Excellence” from Wine Spectator in 2008.
Ricardo’s Mexican Restaurant is a family-owned foodservice with a record of being a favorite among locals. The food is consistently pleasing and rich in the flavors of Northern Mexico and the American Southwest. After one visit, you will see why Ricardo’s has been voted “Best Mexican Restaurant” by the Las Vegas Review-Journal reader’s poll 25 times since 1983.
— TOWN SQUARE LAS VEGAS
Grape Vegas has been described as “dedicated to beautiful wines and unforgettable food in a relaxing and sensually inspiring environment” and lives up to this account every night of the week. Located in Town Square Las Vegas, live music is performed Tuesday through Saturday. BRIO Tuscan Grille brings the pleasures of la dolce vita to an American city. Consistent high-quality food, superior service, good value and a unique atmosphere make BRIO a great place to be or eat Italian.
By extending the Tommy Bahama brand into the restaurant industry with Tommy Bahama’s Restaurant & Bar, the island-lifestyle theme is apparent everywhere in the eatery. Residents can escape the summer valley heat quickly with the Loki-Loki Tuna Poke appetizer and a Grapefruit & Basil Martini.
GREATER LAS VEGAS DINING
From coast to coast Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant operates 33 locations with a concentration on an American menu featuring international flavors. The Las Vegas restaurants are no exception. One is located in an airy building evocative of a converted San Francisco warehouse near the Convention Center. The second location in Boca Park has become a neighborhood hangout.
Giving the residents of Summerlin a place to call their own, Vintner Grill is a traditional bistro with an ever-evolving menu. The casual elegance with modern décor allows guests to feel comfortable while eating an inspired lunch or dinner.
With multiple locations around the valley, RoadRunner Saloon is known by many as great neighborhood bar and even has the Las Vegas Review-Journal award to prove it. Summerlin and Henderson area locations make this restaurant very accessible to residents.
A crown jewel in MGM Grand’s dining repertoire is Joël Robuchon Restaurant, which is named after the famed French chef who was awarded “France’s Chef of the Century” by the esteemed Gault&Millau restaurant guide. The Joël Robuchon Restaurant is the first and only three-star Michelin Guide winner in Las Vegas with signature dishes like La Langoustine, Le Bar and Le Mojito to attest to its merit. For a more affordable dining experience without compromising gourmet taste, Joël Robuchon created L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, featuring tapas, counter service and a tasting menu.
For eastern cuisine, MGM Grand has included Pearl and Shibuya, Chinese and Japanese restaurants, respectively. Both offer traditional dishes served in urban and elegant atmospheres. For familiar, authentic Mexican fare, visit Diego, which features an unsurpassed selection of tequila to accompany executive chef Noel Santos’ creations. Rounding out an already extensive list of worldly options at the MGM Grand is Fiamma Trattoria & Bar, dishing up rustic Italian comfort food and more than 700 selections of wine to wash down the handcrafted provisions.
— HARD ROCK CAFE LAS VEGAS
Located next to the MGM Grand Hotel, in the Showcase Mall are three floors of the famous Hard Rock Café, the national company’s flagship restaurant. Opened in 2009, the café seats 950 and includes a live concert venue and the world’s largest Rock Shop, bringing entertainment to the culinary encounter. There is also a Hard Rock Café located inside the Hard Rock Hotel on Paradise Road.
CENTRAL OFF THE STRIP
Just a few minutes off the Strip are a bevy of restaurants waiting to entice your taste buds. Taking pride in his Italian heritage, Gino Ferraro promises Italian cooking as an art form at Ferraro’s Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar. Recommended by the 2009 Michelin Guide, the food includes time-honored family recipes coupled with a wine selection that won the “Best of Award of Excellence” from Wine Spectator in 2008.
Ricardo’s Mexican Restaurant is a family-owned foodservice with a record of being a favorite among locals. The food is consistently pleasing and rich in the flavors of Northern Mexico and the American Southwest. After one visit, you will see why Ricardo’s has been voted “Best Mexican Restaurant” by the Las Vegas Review-Journal reader’s poll 25 times since 1983.
— TOWN SQUARE LAS VEGAS
Grape Vegas has been described as “dedicated to beautiful wines and unforgettable food in a relaxing and sensually inspiring environment” and lives up to this account every night of the week. Located in Town Square Las Vegas, live music is performed Tuesday through Saturday. BRIO Tuscan Grille brings the pleasures of la dolce vita to an American city. Consistent high-quality food, superior service, good value and a unique atmosphere make BRIO a great place to be or eat Italian.
By extending the Tommy Bahama brand into the restaurant industry with Tommy Bahama’s Restaurant & Bar, the island-lifestyle theme is apparent everywhere in the eatery. Residents can escape the summer valley heat quickly with the Loki-Loki Tuna Poke appetizer and a Grapefruit & Basil Martini.
GREATER LAS VEGAS DINING
From coast to coast Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant operates 33 locations with a concentration on an American menu featuring international flavors. The Las Vegas restaurants are no exception. One is located in an airy building evocative of a converted San Francisco warehouse near the Convention Center. The second location in Boca Park has become a neighborhood hangout.
Giving the residents of Summerlin a place to call their own, Vintner Grill is a traditional bistro with an ever-evolving menu. The casual elegance with modern décor allows guests to feel comfortable while eating an inspired lunch or dinner.
With multiple locations around the valley, RoadRunner Saloon is known by many as great neighborhood bar and even has the Las Vegas Review-Journal award to prove it. Summerlin and Henderson area locations make this restaurant very accessible to residents.
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