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The Veranda Bar at the Four Seasons Hotel offers an oasis of elegance on the famous Las Vegas Strip.
Location
Four SeasonsCategory
LoungeToday's Hours
Sunday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Monday 6:30 am - 3:00 pm
Tuesday 6:30 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Thursday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Friday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Saturday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Phone
(702) 632-5121Website
Visit WebsiteBy day, the floor to ceiling windows at Veranda Bar let in a flood of light, making the Veranda Bar a warm and welcoming experience. At night, the atmosphere turns cozier, with candlelit tables and comfortable lounge seating. An array of wines and specialty cocktails only add to the pleasure. The Veranda Bar at Four Seasons Las Vegas offers a selection of small plates to accompany your libation. Happy hour is daily from 5 PM to 7 PM, with $7 drinks and $7 appetizers, when you can experience elegance, comfort, and a good drink at a bargain price. Not something to pass up on the Las Vegas Strip!
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TLDR: The food is pricey but quite ordinary. Nothing stands out. We tried the manila clam pasta, rigatoni, and the Buddha bowl. All dishes were satisfactory in terms of taste but didn't offer anything extraordinary to justify their steep prices. The rigatoni was essentially ground meat in tomato sauce with pasta, hardly noteworthy. Lunch here isn't worth revisiting.
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We stayed for 3 nights and had breakfast each morning at the Veranda. While the service was exceptional, the food left much to be desired. Portions were small, flavors were lacking, and prices were exorbitant. Hot sauce became a necessity to add some flavor to the meals, and we were relieved not to have paid full price. Paying nearly $30 for croissant French toast, which was simply a croissant, felt excessive. Perhaps their lunch and dinner options are better, but if you're considering paying full price for breakfast, I'd advise looking elsewhere.
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During our stay at Veranda Bar, we decided to have breakfast there for three mornings in a row. The service we received was exceptional, however, we were disappointed with the quality of the food. The portions were small, the flavors were lacking, and the prices were quite high. We ended up having to use hot sauce to enhance the taste of some of our meals. The $30 croissant French toast was particularly disappointing as it was literally just a croissant. Perhaps the dinner and lunch options are better, but based on our breakfast experience, we would advise against paying full price for a meal at Veranda Bar.
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Tldr: Food at Veranda Bar is pricey and average. Nothing noteworthy about the dishes we tried. The manila clam pasta, rigatoni, and Buddha bowl were all just okay in taste but not worth the high prices. The rigatoni was particularly unremarkable - just basic meat sauce with pasta. Overall, not impressed and won't be returning for another lunch.
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My experience at Veranda Bar for Thanksgiving was excellent. The customized holiday menu offered a variety of delicious options, including beet carpaccio and seared scallops that were fantastic. The pumpkin soup was tasty, although it was served in an unconventional glass jar. The turkey dish we ordered was satisfying, but the surf and turf option also caught our eye. There was a slight delay in service between the soup and main course, but overall the staff was attentive. I am eager to return and explore their regular menu offerings.
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During our stay in Las Vegas, we had breakfast at Veranda Bar for three mornings in a row. The service was excellent, however, we found the food to be lacking. The portion sizes were small, flavors were not very pronounced, and the prices seemed excessive. Some dishes needed hot sauce to enhance the taste, and we were grateful we didn't pay full price for our meals. The croissant French toast, priced at almost $30, was disappointing as it was essentially just a croissant. Perhaps the dinner and lunch options are better, but for breakfast, it may be best to look elsewhere, especially if paying full price.
Rating
4.27
Based on 15 Reviews
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