SAVOY FARE
Restaurant Guy Savoy
Hits Vegas
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Chef
Guy Savoy opens his first U.S. location on
the Vegas strip. |
After
a long day of gambling, highrollers face much better
odds of winning at the tables of Las Vegas’
exquisite restaurants run by world-class chefs.
What better place for French restaurateur Guy Savoy
to make his entrée into the American culinary
landscape than the glitzy gastronomic getaway? With
a throng of successful Parisian restaurants under
his belt, Savoy is slated to open his first United
States location on May 17, 2006 at Caesars Palace.
Perched above the Roman Plaza on the second floor
of the Augustus Tower, Restaurant Guy Savoy is an
intimate 75-seat dining space decorated in dark-colored
woods which are embellished with stone, leather
and contemporary art. The cozy ambience is complemented
by a fireplace, around which guests can sip from
a flute of bubbly from the adjacent Champagne and
wine bar.
Gourmands will lose themselves when they sample
Savoy's mouthwatering ménagerie of gourmet
delicacies, which would otherwise only be found
within Paris city limits. The menu is very much like that of
its French
frère, boasting signature dishes such
as his artichoke and black truffle soup or the steamed
turbot flanked with salad and soup. Each menu item
can be coupled with your choice of fine wines from
the 1,000-bottle climate-controlled wine wall. After
dinner, grab a cocktail and check out the enclosed
terrace, which affords sweeping vistas of the Roman
Plaza and the bright lights below—reminding
you that you are not, in fact, in a Parisian temple
of gastronomy, but on the Vegas strip.
When: Restaurant
Guy Savoy opens May 17, 2006 and will serve
dinner Wednesday-Sunday from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30
p.m.
Where: Caesars
Palace, 3570 Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas
Reservations: Make your reservations soon. Guy Savoy will be in
the kitchen for just a month, putting his personal
touch on each culinary creation, before resuming
a less-frequent schedule at the Vegas eatery. Reservations
can be made by calling 702-731-SAVOY.
More
Information: Visit www.guysavoy.com or www.caesarspalace.com.
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