The most expensive New Year’s Eve dinners in Las Vegas
New Year’s Eve is often a night of excess, and Las Vegas corners the market on indulgence.
Some people might go overboard with drinks on the Strip. Others will dance the night away in clubs.Foodies will almost certainly ring in 2012 with good eats.
Strip restaurants are rolling out the red carpet to accommodate them with holiday buffets and prix fixe meals.
Here’s a look at some of Las Vegas’ most expensive New Year’s Eve dining options and what $300, $400, $500 or more will buy you:
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Picasso at the Bellagio
For $525 per person, you can munch on a six-course meal of oysters, foie gras, Wagyu beef and chestnut mousse under a canopy of Picasso masterpieces. Chef Julian Serrano is an 11-time recipient of the AAA Five Diamond Award and draws on the regional cuisine of France and Spain for culinary inspiration. For those looking to drink, the restaurant’s wine cellar includes 1,500 selections from top-rated European vineyards.
If Picasso’s price tag scares you, have no fear. The restaurant also offers an early seating for $150.
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