Rao’s Restaurant in Las Vegas

Rao’s restaurant in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace offers its legendary homestyle Italian food in a charming atmosphere. The average meal cost is around $40.

Rao’s serves dinner from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. nightly. Rao’s 200-seat restaurant overlooks the Caesars Palace Garden of the Gods pool.

Rao‘s is a favorite among the elite crowd of Hollywood. Rao’s in Las Vegas mirrors the famous restaurant at its location in New York.

Some of the delicious dishes you may enjoy at Rao’s include Vongole Oreganate that are baked, stuffed little neck clams. Enjoy Rao’s traditional meatballs in tomato sauce. Or, a crispy fried mozzarella sandwich with fresh tomato and basil sauce.

Some dinner entrees include many types of freshly made pasta, linguine with New Zealand cockle clams, veal scaloppini, pan seared pork chops and crispy seared salmon to name a few.

Rao’s festive Happy Hour is available 5 pm to 7 pm on Wednesdays through Fridays. They offer drink specials, along with a complimentary appetizer buffet.

For reservations, call Rao’s at Caesars Palace at (877) 346-4642.

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Restaurant Guy Savoy

Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace is a unique gourmet dining experience for a discriminating palate. The cuisine is French. Its elegant atmosphere is a replica of the original Restaurant Guy Savoy in Paris.

The entree pricing average begins at $40+. The seven-course Prestige Menu is about $290 per person. Their three-course Pre-Theater Menu is about $98 per person. An a la carte menu is also available.

Restaurant Guy Savoy is located on the 2nd floor of the Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace. It seats 75 guests. They are open Wednesday through Sunday from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Examples of the delicious selections are artichoke and black truffle soup, red snapper, prime beef tenderloin and paleron, roasted foie gras “en cocotte” cardamom infused duck bouillon with glazed chestnuts and galette grand caraque. Others include crispy sea bass with delicate spices and Maine lobster with flavors of orange and star anis.

If you prefer a tasty small bite, be seated in their stylish Bubble Bar and enjoy champagne with your treats. Champagne pricing begins at $29 per glass.

For reservations, call Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace directly at (877) 346-4642.

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$500 Slot Machine Las Vegas

Feeling lucky? Spend your stimulus money in one pull to strike it rich.

Enjoy the slots? Looking for lots of play action or a million dollar jackpot?

For a spin of two $500 tokens, you can win a jackpot of $1 million. Any other payback, the machine locks and an attendant hand pays. The tokens are gold-plated.

Believe it or not there are people that can afford a $1,000 pull. Personally I don’t know any of them. Maybe it’s the AIG executives spending their bonus money.

Caesars Palace in Las Vegas claims to be the site of more million-dollar plus slot machine jackpots than any casino in the world.

The $500 reel slot machines include Red White & Blue, Top Dollar and Triple Diamond.

Here’s the lineup of number of slot machine “types” by denominations. There may be more than one machine for each type. Slot type examples are: 2x Wild & Crazy, Black and White Sevens, Black Velvet 7s, Blazing Sevens, Bonus Sevens, Bonus Times, Bigger Bang Big Event, Cleopatra, Diamond Solitaire, Five Times Pay, Triple Diamond, Wild Sapphires, Red White & Blue and more.

1 cent - 52 reel slot machine types
25 cents - 44 reel slot machine types
$1 - 38 reel slot machine types
$5 - 20 reel slot machine types
$25 - 5 reel slot machine types
$100 - 7 reel slot machine types
$500 - 3 reel slot machine types

Caesars Palace in Las Vegas has a slot machine to fit any budget.

Proof at Caesars Palace official site: CaesarsPalace.com



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