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Restaurants: Themed Restaurants
Las Vegas is a mecca for
tourists, and one thing you're sure to find in a tourist town is themed restaurants. Vegas has them all -- from Star Trek
to NASCAR -- there's something for everyone's taste. So the next time you're in town and want to dine among the
memorabilia, just consult our list of Vegas' most popular themed restaurants.
High Tea at the Four Seasons , Bellagio and The Ritz-Carlton
Pinkies up, it's time for high tea. Enjoy an afternoon of elegance at any of these premiere Vegas resorts.
At Bellagio,
enjoy high tea at the Petrossian Bar. Ensconced in brocade sofas or velvet high-back chairs, you can sip from a variety of
teas while nibbling on open-faced English sandwiches, pastries and scones with Devonshire cream and Baxters preserves. Petrossian
serves high tea seven days a week from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. High tea is $35 per person for assorted teas, $37 for Jasmine tea
and $45 per person if guests include sparkling wine. Reservations are requested at least two days beforehand.
At
the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, enjoy this English custom at the Verandah in the Four Seasons. This beautiful, elegant
room serves what they call English afternoon tea from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday. It is $30 per person, or $38
per person with a glass of Louis Roederer Premier Brut Champagne. High tea at the Verandah also includes scones, sandwiches
and pastries. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
At The Ritz-Carlton you can enjoy your tea on
the patio with a beautiful view of Lake Las Vegas. Seating times are 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Florentine
tea service is $30 for adults, $20 for children. Numi flowering tea service is $38 for adults, $28 for children. The price
includes scones, pastries, cookies, tea breads, sandwiches and more. Champagne accompaniment is $8.00. Champagne cocktails
are $11.00. Reservations are accepted.
Enjoy an afternoon fit for a Jane Austen novel in any of these luxurious resorts.
Hard Rock Cafe
The Hard Rock Cafe is the classic themed restaurant and probably Vegas' oldest. The cafe, which sports a 45-foot neon
Gibson Les Paul guitar at the entrance, opened here in 1990. Inside, the Hard Rock Cafe pays homage to the ultimate Vegas
performer -- Elvis -- with an entire Elvis wall, complete with a life-size statue of the King, plus some of his guitars and
gold albums. Some of the other featured memorabilia in the Hard Rock Cafe includes Madonna's jacket, a feathered Elton
John outfit and Marilyn Manson's guitar.
Besides memorabilia and a shop where you can buy every type of Hard Rock
merchandise under the sun, the cafe offers some great food.
Appetizers include Tupelo chicken tenders (we told you
they like Elvis here), Santa Fe spring rolls and handmade onion rings. House specials include home-style meatloaf and honey
bourbon New York strip steak. The Hard Rock offers some mouthwatering desserts, and don't forget the drinks -- how about
trying the Hard Rock Hurricane, available in a take-home souvenir glass or the Hard Rock Pilsner? Fill it up with your favorite
beer or cocktail and take home the 20-ounce glass as a memento of your visit to the ultimate rock 'n' roll restaurant.
Planet Hollywood
When celebrities come to town, they occasionally make a stop at Planet Hollywood for publicity events, so bring your camera.
You never know whom you might run into at this Hollywood-themed restaurant located inside the Forum Shops at Caesars. Here
you will find memorabilia from movies and television, as well as personal memorabilia from your favorite celebrities.
While
you're dining, you'll be entertained by movie clips playing on screens throughout the restaurant. You also can shop
for Planet Hollywood merchandise in the adjacent gift shop.
The menu features Planet Hollywood's signature Crunch
Chicken -- chicken strips coated with a crunchy sweet substance (rumored to be Captain Crunch cereal). Other menu items include
grilled Tuscan chicken, barbecue pulled pork, burgers, steaks and a variety of pastas.
Like any good themed restaurant,
Planet Hollywood also serves up some specialty cocktails. Try the Die Hard Daiquiris or the Indecent Proposal -- a margarita
topped with Grand Marnier.
NASCAR Cafe
For all those racing fans who come to town for events at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the trip wouldn't be complete without
a pit stop at the NASCAR Cafe. The two-level restaurant offers authentic NASCAR merchandise, giant television screens featuring
NASCAR racing and nearly 20 authentic NASCAR stock cars.
The centerpiece of the café is the Carzilla Bar, the
world's largest stock car, a Pontiac Grand Prix that weighs more than 3 tons. It measures 34 feet long and 12 feet wide
and is mounted on a hydraulic platform. Every hour it rises to the second level, starts its engine, blows smoke and turns
on its lights. Almost makes you feel as if you're at the track, doesn't it?
The food here is appropriately
named -- Dipstick fried cheese, Winston Cup wings, Talladega tenders and Supercharged chili are just a few of the menu items.
You also can enjoy some "High Octane" cocktails such as Battery Acid, Brickyard Lemonade and the ever-popular Caution
Flag Margarita.
Rainforest Cafe
It's a jungle inside this rainforest-themed eatery -- literally. The restaurant is decorated with jungle trees, flowers
and rainforest animals. You'll even hear the sounds of the rainforest, including a tropical storm, while you dine.
Among
Vegas' themed restaurants, this one has one of the coolest gift shops. The shop features apparel, home accessories, jewelry,
plush toys, games and many gift items, which all incorporate the rainforest theme.
Visit the Magic Mushroom Bar to
find a selection of specialty drinks, fresh squeezed juices and smoothies.
The Rainforest Cafe offers a wide variety
of exotic menu items, including Caribe Coconut Chicken, Jungle Safari Soup, Paradise Pot Roast and Mogambo Shrimp. Save room
for dessert -- the giant "chocolate volcano" features caramel and chocolate "lava."
House of Blues
The House of Blues is a Southern/blues-themed restaurant. There also is a concert venue and bar on site, which routinely
hosts some of the hottest acts in music.
The House of Blues restaurant is a great place to catch live blues bands while
enjoying a menu full of savory Southern selections. Food choices include Crispy Catfish Nuggets, Seared Gulf Shrimp, New Orleans
Style Seafood Gumbo, Cajun Meatloaf, Louisiana Crawfish and Shrimp Etoufee and Creole Jambalaya.
Visiting the House
of Blues on a Sunday is a special treat. The restaurant hosts the Gospel Brunch, which offers live gospel music and an amazing
buffet.
Some of the food selections include smoked Barq's root-beer chicken, rosemary cornbread skillets with maple
butter, smoked fish and traditional breakfast items. You must buy tickets if you want to enjoy this entertaining meal.
The
House of Blues also has the requisite gift shop complete with T-shirts, shot glasses and more.
Toby Keith's I Love this Bar & Grill
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar is a themed bar, restaurant and entertainment venue inside Harrah's Hotel &
Casino. The restaurant also houses a retail store where you can pick up memorabilia. Offerings include casual American food,
and the bar/lounge features the country artist's music and videos, a recording studio, private dining area, stage and
dance floor for live country acts and surprise appearances by Keith.
Harley Davidson Cafe
Bikers and nonbikers alike will enjoy a visit to the Harley Davidson Cafe, which is -- you guessed it -- a Harley-themed
restaurant.
A 28-foot-high, 15,000-pound Harley Davidson replica bursts through the façade of the café.
Inside, you'll find more than 15 custom motorcycles, including bikes from Elvis (of course).
Seven of the latest
Harley Davidson models are displayed from a conveyor belt that winds through every area of the café. An impressive
American flag, made from 44,000 chain links and weighing more than 7 tons, hangs 40 feet from the ceiling.
Warm up
before your meal with a few cocktails. You can indulge in the Sturgis, the Hill Climber or the Kickstart -- a mix of vodka,
Chambord and cranberry juice -- served either as a shot or as a martini. For the faint of heart, there's the Easy Rider
-- a grape soda with whipped cream on top.
For the main course, try the Choppers cobb salad or The Harley Hog sandwich,
made with Carolina pulled pork.
Desserts include the Hunka Hunka chocolate cake (Elvis would be proud) and the Tank
Full of Sundae, served with three scoops of ice cream.
ESPN Zone
ESPN Zone is another favorite Vegas themed-restaurant. This sports/ESPN-themed bar and restaurant is a sports fan's dream
come true.
ESPN Zone is made up of three separate areas -- the Screening Room, the Sports Arena and the Studio Grill
dining area.
The Screening Room features 11 "Zone Thrones," leather reclining chairs with speakers in the
headrests and tray tables along the sides. Lucky patrons who manage to grab one of the chairs will feel as if they're
right at home -- except that they get to watch the action sitting just 10 feet away from two 14-foot TV screens, surrounded
by 12 36-inch TV screens.
If you're not quick enough to get to a Zone Throne, don't worry -- the booths lining
the back of the room are nothing to sneeze at, either. Each booth has its own flat 18-inch touch-screen monitor mounted on
the table, which can be used either to watch the games or to surf the Internet. Speakers also are set in the booth's headrests
so guests can hear a specific game.
The second floor of ESPN Zone features the 10,000-square-foot Sports Arena -- an
area that is filled with games including a climbing wall, virtual reality boxing game, video games, a football throwing game,
College Hoops free-throw game, a duckpin bowling alley and more.
The Studio Grill offers a variety of food, including
typical sports bar fare such as chicken wings, cheese fries and sliders.
For those with more discriminating tastes,
ESPN Zone also offers entrées such as pastas, steaks, Baby Back Back Back Back Ribs and seafood.
Desserts are
worth saving some room for. Try a Sudden Death Brownie or the Krispy Kreme sundae -- two Krispy Kreme glazed doughnuts smothered
with hot fudge and caramel, served with strawberries and ice cream.