On July 1 and 2, Makatas by chefs Bryan Tejada and Gary FX LaMorte will send out a “healthy, social and succulent” Pinoy-inspired menu. On weekends in June and July, the space is hosting a pop-up restaurant serving a $59 prix fixe menu created by Las Vegas chefs.īinky’s by chef Josh Bianchi offered rustic Italian-American dishes in the first part of June. Test Kitchen, which occupies the former Green St. Test Kitchen: Vegas Test Kitchen and the Palms have joined to present Green St. “It’s a connection to the Yaamavá guests with some of their favorite items.” “This is the concept that makes sense to bring here,” said Greg Van Stone, vice president of food and beverage for the Palms. One specialty is pho’rench, which features a side of pho broth for dunking a Vietnamese version of a French dip sandwich (shaved prime rib, hoisin, sriracha mayo, Thai basil, pickled vegetables, cilantro, mint). The main menu ranges internationally: poutine, cauliflower tikka masala, pad Thai, loco moco, Margherita flatbread, Guatemalan-style roast chicken. The resort, like the Palms, is owned by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. The restaurant is also the younger sibling of Serrano Vista Café at Yaamavá Resort in Highland, California. Serrano Vista Café: The café is the property’s all-day spot for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Ahead, how will the owners harness this potential? Today at the Palms, a couple of dining concepts have debuted since reopening, others restaurants are showcasing certain offerings, and still others are maintaining what’s already dialed in. The restaurants also feel spacious and stylish, not least because they were closed by the pandemic less than two years after a $620 million renovation to the property. Is that an odd takeaway? Certainly, the Palms isn’t new - it launched in 2001, just two months after 9/11 - and famed draws like Ghostbar and N9NE Steakhouse have been closed for several years (though Ghostbar is returning).Īnd yet, dining at the Palms is nicely straightforward, with restaurants arranged around the perimeter of the gaming floor (no rummaging in far-flung corners of the property). Sixty days after the Palms reopened, emerging from the pandemic in late April with new owners, what might easily strike a visitor about the food and drink here is its … potential. A haunting mural, threat mingled with beauty, distinguishes Send Noodles in the Palms Las Vegas (Palms)

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