Vegas - anniversary dinner!
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Vegas - anniversary dinner!
Hi everyone, my husband and I will be in Vegas for our wedding anniversary next month. I would like your suggestions for a really nice restaurant for dinner on that night. We will be on a kind of a budget for the rest of our trip but would like to splurge a bit on our anniversary night. We are both early 30's and would like somewhere romantic yet trendy. Thanks.
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We loved, loved, loved NobHill in the MGM Grand. Luxurious service, a warm but hip atmosphere--try to get a private booth--and amazing food. A real treat. The lobster potpie is to die for--they bring it out in its baking dish on a cart, slice into it and reassemble the thing on a plate for you at tableside. Yum.
It doesn't have a view, but we were terribly disappointed in Circo at the Bellagio, which has a view of the fountain show and really terrible food. So I'm more than willing to forego a view now! And for a romantic (and expensive) dinner, I'd avoid all the "theme" places in Vegas--they don't do it for me, although obviously, that's just my opinion.
Did not eat there, but really liked the look of Bradley Ogden at Ceasar's--sleek and beautiful, with a great-sounding, fresh and modern menu. It's on our list for next time...enjoy!
It doesn't have a view, but we were terribly disappointed in Circo at the Bellagio, which has a view of the fountain show and really terrible food. So I'm more than willing to forego a view now! And for a romantic (and expensive) dinner, I'd avoid all the "theme" places in Vegas--they don't do it for me, although obviously, that's just my opinion.
Did not eat there, but really liked the look of Bradley Ogden at Ceasar's--sleek and beautiful, with a great-sounding, fresh and modern menu. It's on our list for next time...enjoy!
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We liked Le Cirque this time around, have also enjoyed Picasso. Found Cirque to have slightly better food, more varied menu, friendlier (less stuffy) service - though Picasso wasn't too bad, but Picasso has a much better view. Cirque was a bit louder. I don't think you can go wrong with either.
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A couple of years ago, my wife and I had an anniversary dinner at Binions Steak house on Freemont: http://www.binions.com/dining.htm
It was fantastic, especially at sunset. You might want to check that out.
It was fantastic, especially at sunset. You might want to check that out.
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I'm not sure how the food is these days, but you can't be the view from the restaurant at the top of the Stratosphere. It rotates, so you can get a 360 degree view of the mountains, the strip and the downtown area. Maybe someone who has been there recently can weigh in on the quality of the food.
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Soccergirl - I would suggest making a reservation now at one of these places. Then you can look around when you get there but you won't be out of luck if some places are booked.
My husband and I also really enjoyed Binion's Ranch Steak House and it suits our style perfectly ... but it definitely doesn't qualify as trendy ... very much an old fashioned upscale steak place.
My husband and I also really enjoyed Binion's Ranch Steak House and it suits our style perfectly ... but it definitely doesn't qualify as trendy ... very much an old fashioned upscale steak place.
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Would strongly suggest the Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris. Request a table with a view of Bellagio's fountains- tell them it's your anniversary and call NOW. A little pricey, but food, service, and view are awesome, and perfect for an anniversary.
Congratulations! Jan
Congratulations! Jan
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