When I visited: July 2014
Location: Las Vegas, in the Venetian hotel
Team: Thomas Keller (Chef Patron), Josh Crain (Chef de Cuisine), Scott Wheatfill (Pastry Chef), Aaron Pannell (General Manager), Paul Peterson (Head Sommelier)
Rating in the Michelin Guide: Not rated
What to wear: Men – jeans or nice trousers and a shirt; women – jeans and a smart top or a smart dress
Ambience: Very French, quite big
Course of the meal: French onion soup
If I could change one thing: Lighter and more interesting courses
Review:
As nice as this restaurant is, and as well as it serves up classic French food (cheese, steak frites, onion soup) the fact is I had to look up the details to write this post, which isn’t a great sign. It isn’t a timing thing as there were other restaurants I went to at the same time which I remember much more clearly. It is marketed strongly as a destination restaurant in Vegas and I love the Venetian … but for some reason this one didn’t click for me and I feel it could do with a refresh or some innovation to make the dishes a bit more memorable.
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