Seafood Tasting entrée
Halibut, crab cake and a sea scallop come with sweet potato purée, kale, apple and cider-pink-peppercorn vinaigrette. A way to try several seafood preparations in one main.
STRIP DISTRICT · AMERICAN
A contemporary American restaurant at the edge of the Strip District. The dinner menu moves from smaller seafood plates to chicken, pasta and beef, with a separate dessert menu worth keeping room for.
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Halibut, crab cake and a sea scallop come with sweet potato purée, kale, apple and cider-pink-peppercorn vinaigrette. A way to try several seafood preparations in one main.
Brownie, chocolate mousse, chewy caramel and a milk-chocolate shell make this a layered chocolate dessert, with caramel cream-cheese mousse and crisp garnishes.
A first course with trumpet-mushroom and miso conserva, kombu butter, sambal bok choy and crisp garlic; choose it if you want scallops without the larger seafood entrée.
Oyster mushrooms, kale, squash butter, Pecorino, sage and hazelnut make a pasta main with an autumn vegetable focus. It contains dairy and nuts.
Beet cocktail sauce, fennel, lemon and pickled onion accompany the crab. Consider it as a smaller seafood opening instead of the combination entrée.
Lemon miso, cucumber, pickled ginger, ponzu and togarashi crackers make a raw-fish starter alongside the cooked mains.
Roasted breast and braised-leg risotto come with greens and thyme jus, offering two chicken preparations in the same main.
Anson Mills oats, brown-butter salsify, Brussels sprouts, pickled onion and pomegranate accompany the beef; consider it for a braised main instead of steak.
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