The Eiffel Tower Restaurant
The Eiffel Tower Restaurant, located in the Paris Las Vegas, is one of the most extravagant restaurants in the city. However, just because it is luxurious doesn't mean it's not lively. Head Chef J. Joho mixes the elegance of French cuisine with the idea that a dinner shouldn't be heavy and leave you dragging. The result is a menu that features filet mignon, roasted rack of lamb and lobsters. There is an a la carte menu that includes pasta recipes from Paris, blue cheese soufflé crab pudding salad and Osetra caviar.
Eiffel Tower Restaurant
3655 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 948-6937
Mon Ami Gabi
Mon Ami Gabi is a classic French bistro located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. So plan on parking your car here, eating a decadent dinner, catching a show and spending a little time relaxing at the casino. The unique and fun part about Mon Ami Gabi Restaurant are the pre-selected dinners by Executive Chef Terry Lynch. There is as much as a six-course dinner that includes several wines, appetizers, a la carte selections and entrees that will make you want lunch there the next day. The dinners are a little more expensive than most ($85 for the six-course experience) but if you're treating yourself, treat yourself to Mon Ami Gabi.
Mon Ami Gabi Restaurant
3655 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 944-4224
The Palm Restaurant
The Palm is one of the more casual selections in Las Vegas, but that doesn't mean the food does any less to your taste buds. Apart from a full wine selection and several beers on tap, The Palm is all about meals made for sharing. Executive Chef Tony Tammero serves up a lobster dinner for two, salads and a dessert to share will set you back no more than $89 including tip. Save your money, buy a bottle of wine (marked down to half-price usually) and go to town at this casual, light restaurant that is a great anytime destination.
The Palm Restaurant
3500 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 732-7256
The Verandah Restaurant
Las Vegas' Southside is home to the Verandah Restaurant. Located in the Four Seasons Hotel, the Verandah Restaurant serves a mixture of American and Italian cuisine. The menu includes dishes, such as Maine lobster ravioli, baked Chilean sea bass and Hudson Valley duck. There iss also a children's menu if you decide to bring your family. It is a small restaurant, but one that offers two intimate private dining rooms which are ideal for small gatherings, business meetings or private parties. The smaller room, La Luna, seats up to 12 and the larger, La Sala, seats up to 26.
The Verandah Restaurant
3960 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(702) 632-5000
About The Author
Ryan Day is a writer who hails from northeast Florida. He graduated from Flagler College in St. Augustine and has worked as a freelance writer for five years now and has been published in The St. Augustine Record and The Florida Times-Union. Ryan spends his free time traveling, volunteering with a local college ministry and playing kickball.
