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Food and drink

2 Days in Las Vegas — Food & Wine

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Length
2 days
Stops
9
2 Days in Las Vegas — Food & Wine
Destination
Data
Guests 1 room, 1 adults, 0 children
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What this plan covers

This luxurious 2-day itinerary is designed for epicureans and wine enthusiasts eager to explore the gastronomic delights of Las Vegas. From Michelin-starred dining to vibrant food markets and sophisticated wine experiences, prepare for an unforgettable adventure for your palate. Perfect for couples or friends seeking a high-end culinary escape.

Food 6 Activity 1 Sightseeing 1 Nightlife 1

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 8 hrs
1

Bouchon Bistro (The Venetian Resort)

Food 2 hours

Indulge in a classic French bistro experience, renowned for its exquisite brunch and authentic cuisine by Thomas Keller.

Good to know

Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend brunch, and consider their outdoor patio for a charming ambiance.

2

High Roller Observation Wheel (The LINQ Promenade)

Activity 1.5 hours

Elevate your senses with breathtaking panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip while enjoying an open bar during the "Happy Half Hour" experience.

Good to know

Book tickets online in advance, particularly if opting for the Happy Half Hour cabin, and arrive early for your time slot.

3

Eataly Las Vegas (Park MGM)

Food 2-3 hours

Immerse yourself in an expansive Italian marketplace, exploring diverse culinary stations, fresh produce, and a wide selection of regional Italian wines.

Good to know

Allow ample time to wander, sample various offerings, and perhaps enjoy a casual lunch at one of its many authentic eateries.

4

Picasso (Bellagio Hotel & Casino)

Food 2.5 hours

Experience two Michelin-starred French cuisine amidst original Picasso artworks, offering an unparalleled fine dining experience for the senses.

Good to know

A strict dress code applies (jackets recommended for men); reservations are essential and should be made well in advance.

Day 2 5 stops · about 8.5 hrs
5

Mon Ami Gabi (Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino)

Food 1.5 hours

Savor classic French fare for breakfast or brunch with an iconic view of the Bellagio Fountains from its charming outdoor patio.

Good to know

Request outdoor seating when making reservations for the best fountain views, especially during peak hours.

6

Downtown Container Park (Downtown Las Vegas)

Sightseeing 2 hours

Discover an innovative open-air shopping and entertainment complex featuring unique eateries, boutiques, and a vibrant community atmosphere.

Good to know

Best visited in the late afternoon to experience its lively vibe and diverse food truck/small restaurant options.

7

Carson Kitchen (Downtown Las Vegas)

Food 1.5 hours

Indulge in modern American comfort food with a sophisticated twist, a highly acclaimed local favorite in the revitalized downtown area.

Good to know

Reservations are recommended, particularly for dinner, as it's a popular spot for its inventive dishes and lively ambiance.

8

The Laundry Room (Downtown Las Vegas)

Nightlife 1.5 hours

Step back in time to an exclusive speakeasy, known for its meticulously crafted cocktails and intimate, hidden atmosphere.

Good to know

This is a true speakeasy; finding the entrance and securing a reservation (often via text message) requires a bit of detective work.

9

Hell's Kitchen (Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino)

Food 2 hours

Immerse yourself in the high-energy culinary world of Gordon Ramsay, featuring modern American dishes in a dramatic, TV-show inspired setting.

Good to know

Booking months in advance is often necessary due to its immense popularity; arrive promptly for your reservation.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 2 days enough for Las Vegas?
Yes, 2 days cover roughly four to five stops a day, including Bouchon Bistro, Eataly Las Vegas, and Picasso.
Where to stay in Las Vegas for 2 days?
Stay near Downtown Container Park, which keeps Eataly Las Vegas and the Laundry Room close by.
How long do you need at Bouchon Bistro (The Venetian Resort)?
The stated time needed at Bouchon Bistro is 2 hours.
How long do you need at Picasso (Bellagio Hotel & Casino)?
The stated time needed at Picasso is 2.5 hours.
How long do you need at Carson Kitchen (Downtown Las Vegas)?
The stated time needed at Carson Kitchen is 1.5 hours.
What can you eat at Eataly Las Vegas (Park MGM)?
Eataly Las Vegas offers diverse culinary stations, fresh produce, regional Italian wines, and authentic eateries.
What is there to see at Downtown Container Park?
Downtown Container Park has unique eateries, boutiques, food trucks, and small restaurants in an open-air setting.
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