The Venetian and The Palazzo Las Vegas Food & Beverage Update March 2016

TIPS & TIDBITS ABOUT THE 40+ FOOD & BEVERAGE OUTLETS IN AND AROUND

THE VENETIAN AND THE PALAZZO LAS VEGAS

The most famous college basketball tournament kicks off March 15 and The Venetian and The Palazzo have several places to watch the NCAA tournament.

Chef Emeril Lagasse’s kicked-up menu and the venue’s 9 foot x 16 foot main screen (and more than 100 other screens), makes Lagasse’s Stadium the perfect place to watch March Madness.

This menu is a slam dunk:

Table 10 is getting in the spirit of March Madness with an extensive selection of bourbon, scotches and whiskies, including Pappy van Winkle. The snack bar will feature a daily rotation selection of innovative dishes using the freshest local and unique ingredients available that day.

Public House is a beer lover’s paradise with more than 200 selections, including 24 on tap and three seasonal cask beers from artisanal cask brewers and a beer-inspired menu. Fans will score on March Madness with this special menu:

Bracket Buster Platter $22, *$30 with 2 regular draft beers

March Mayhem will be in full swing at Rockhouse, located in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian and The Palazzo. From Thursday, March 17 through Sunday, March 20, the restaurant is offering both half-day and full-day premium open bar packages to fans.  Sports lovers will enjoy an open bar with access to Rockhouse’s revamped selection of craft beers in addition to wines and spirits plus game-day favorites like jalapeño poppers, fried pickles and Philly cheese steak sliders. With more than 80 HDTVs, you’ll never miss a shot. Half-day tickets (8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or 4 p.m. to close) are $125, and full-day tickets are $200. Guests can purchase tickets at: http://events.therockhousebar.com/

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Table 10 with green beer specials all day, March 17.

You don’t have to be Irish to enjoy Public House’s traditional St. Patrick’s Day menu:

Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro at The Palazzo is launching a new Wine Flight Passport Program that allows guests to sample unique red wines from around the world, some rarely found by the glass. Exclusively offered at the Wine Spectator award-winning Morels, the program features sommelier selections from the state-of-the-art enomatic wine dispensing system.

On March 1, guests will be able to purchase their passport for $5. Every time a guest buys a glass of wine, they will receive a stamp and for every 10 glasses bought, guests will receive a complimentary glass of wine. Wine selections include:

If a guest completes the passport with all 24 stamps by May 31, he or she can enter to win a magnum bottle of Bruno Paillard Champagne.

“The passport program is designed to broaden the experience for our guests. They can enjoy a new glass they’ve never had at the bar or on the patio with a cheese and charcuterie plate or at dinner and pair with one of our steaks,” said Morels’ wine director Alexandre Brard. “Now instead of traveling the world on airline flights, guests can explore through wines from around the world.”

Table 10 at The Palazzo will unveil a new spring version of the four course $48 Taste of Table 10 on March 21. The menu spotlights Chef de Cuisine James Richards’ favorite spring flavors and the freshest ingredients of the season. And, as always, guests can listen to live music on Fridays and Saturdays from 7-10 p.m.

Primeburger, located in The Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes, specializing in burgers, crafted fries, shakes and spirits is offering 20% off the check for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.

Bubble-licous returns to The Venetian Thursday April 14 from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. This year’s festivities will once again feature a variety of champagnes, sparkling wines and a tasting menu from The Venetian and Palazzo’s outstanding collection of restaurants, all artfully staged in the resort’s scenic Doge’s Palace plaza.

Tickets are $100 in advance; $125 at the door. Tickets at http://bit.ly/1nTaKks.

Vegas Uncork’d by Bon Appétitcelebrates its 10th anniversary April 28 through May 1 with extravagant soirees and a world-class lineup of renowned chefs. The Venetian and The Palazzo are offering the following culinary experiences:

Join The Venetian for a mystery dinner hosted by star chef Emeril Lagasse to celebrate the Vegas Uncork’d 10th anniversary at a special Instagram-worthy location that has yet to be announced. We aren’t giving away all the details just yet, but this will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for lucky guests, elevating dining in Las Vegas to a new level. Follow @vegasuncorkd for clues to unlock the secret location for this special dinner April 28. Score your seat here now.

Experience the ultimate in Vegas nightlife in an exclusive setting Thursday April 28. Keep the party alive after hours, and indulge in sommelier-selected sake tastings, passed hors d’oeuvres, sushi, and a premium open bar. The ultra-cool Loft Space at TAO will be buzzing with energy and the perfect place to celebrate the night’s events with other Vegas Uncork’d attendees, celeb chefs, and editors. As a bonus, attendees will get complimentary access to TAO’s exclusive nightclub after the event.

Enjoy brunch in epic style at Buddy V’s Ristorante at The Venetian Saturday April 30. Hosted by “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s operating partners, famed Las Vegas husband and wife team Chef Kim Canteenwalla and restaurateur Elizabeth Blau, of CNBC’s Restaurant Startup, the over-the-top brunch will feature classic favorites, complemented by elaborate seafood stations, a caviar ice bar, bottomless bubbles, build-your-own bloody mary bar, a decadent dessert display and much more. Guests will be treated to stunning views of the Las Vegas Strip and an Italian brunch the entire famiglia will enjoy – like a boss!