This series is a continuation from Las Vegas: Venetian Hotel American Fine Hotel & Resorts Review Part 1
One of the benefits of booking a Vegas hotel on an American Express Fine Hotel & Resorts rate is the hotel amenity, which can be in the form of a $100 spa credit, $85 worth of lunch at Olives (Bellagio), complimentary lunch or dinner (Venetian & Four Seasons), or a $100 resort credit (Palazzo) which can be used on pretty much anything. In this case at the Venetian, I chose the complimentary dinner for 2 at Pinot Brasserie.
Page 1: Venetian American Pre-fixe dinner menu
Page 2: Venetian American Express Pre-fixe dinner menu
For the three course pre-fixe dinner, I chose the Onion Soup Gratinee, Market fish (Salmon), and Ice Cream
Onion Soup Gratinee
Blackened Salmon with pesto cous cous
Cinnamon Espresso & Chocolate Ice Cream
My friend ordered the Caesar Salad, Roasted Chicken, and Croissant Pudding.
Caesar salad w/ serrano ham & white anchovy
Roasted Chicken w/ Mushroom fricasse
Croissant Pudding
Overall, the food at Pinot Brasserie was top notch and everything tasted like a French Brasserie in Paris. It was tough to get a reservation at Pinot Brasserie because the main dining room was fully rented and booked for a private event. The host told me that they were fully committed, but I voiced my concern that I wanted to use my Amex FHR dinner voucher for tonight and a reservation time magically appeared.
Part 3 of this series finale will be posted in tomorrow’s blog which will conclude with the American Express Fine Hotel & Resorts complimentary breakfast and I will sum up my experiences at the Venetian.
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