db Brasserie
After a four-year absence since the celebrated chef shuttered his eponymous Brasserie at the Wynn, D.B. is back with his brandspanking-new French eatery. The décor is funkily Art Nouveaubrasserie-throwback, with an exterior clad in travertine limestone panels and, inside, an expansive faux-skylight reminiscent of those in classic Beaux-Arts train stations. Try signature dishes such as pissaladiere and poulet croustillant.
The Venetian Las Vegas 3355 Las Vegas Blvd. South 702.430.1235 www.venetian.com
$$$$$ Dress code: Elegant casual
Bobby’s Burger Palace
Bobby
Flay may have 17 other Burger Palaces, but only this one has a special
Vegas-style twist — a margarita to-go bar, home of Bobby’s signature
frozen cactus pear and frozen mesa margaritas. It’s also the first to
feature a revamped menu of signature burgers, including the exclusive
Vegas Burger, made with white American cheese, Fresno red chilies and
barbecue potato chips.
Bobby’s Burger Palace 3750 Las Vegas Blvd. South 702.598.0191 www.bobbysburgerpalace.com
$$$$$ Dress code: Casual
Yusho
Making
his Vegas debut with a bang, Chicago chef extraordinaire Matthias
Merges brings us Yusho, a wildly imaginative grill and noodle house that
serves up Japanese street food with a kick. Think fresh seafood,
poultry, meats and vegetables cooked to order over a chattering fire,
accompanied by house-made pickled vegetables, noodles and steamed buns.
Try Merges’ famous ramen (crispy pork shoulder croquette, poached egg,
nori and cucumber) and yakitori-like octopus charred over an open flame.
Monte Carlo 3770 Las Vegas Blvd. South 877.234.6358 www.montecarlo.com
$$$$$ Dress code: Casual
