Estiatorio Milos

The Deal

Dollar Oysters and Liberal Video Poker

The first high-profile Las Vegas opening of the year has taken place with the debut of the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. Is there a deal in that? Actually there is. But only for the crowd that normally pays $400 per night for high-end hotel rooms and can now get them at Nobu for as low as $249. Read more »

Best Lunch

Estiatorio Milos

This is our city’s best Greek restaurant—something no one disputes. But it’s also our most expensive one. Live seafood from the Aegean is a luxury, and simply put, not everyone can afford to eat dinner here. Read more »

Dining

Best Sunday Roast

The Sunday Roast dates back to medieval times in Britain, but Estiatorio Milos puts a tasty Greek spin on the tradition with its spit-roasted lamb. Read more »

Expert Opinion

Max Jacobson

We asked Vegas Seven’s food critic to line up his best foodie day. While he doesn’t subscribe to the age-old notion that one should have breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper, his fantasy eating trip didn’t end up far from that notion. Read more »

Diner’s Notebook

Fleur finds the sweet spot, Central is grillin’, and Milos makes a mean lamb

Before I get into three interesting dinners I ate recently, just a few notices. First, if you haven’t already heard, Café Heidelberg, a German restaurant and market at 610 E. Sahara Avenue, shuttered earlier this month after a 40-year run. The owner lost her lease. Cafe Heidelberg wasn’t a gourmet restaurant, but it had a large local following. It’s a pity that we don’t always give our colorful ethnic restaurants enough support. Read more »

Cooking With

Costas Spiliadis

‘Love thy fishmonger,’ and other relationship advice from the Greek fish aficionado

Chef Costas Spiliadis, owner of Estiatorio Milos in the Cosmopolitan, knows a thing or two about not just selecting the right fish—just take a look at the specimens he proudly displays daily on ice at his restaurant—but also of cooking them properly on the grill. Read more »

Unleashing Uncork’d

Tickets are still available for this weekend’s epicurean mega-fest

Vegas Uncork’d by Bon Appetite weekend is a behemoth, and a hungry one at that. The sixth annual event spans four resorts—Caesars, Bellagio, the Cosmopolitan and Mandalay Bay—and represents a level of cross-casino cooperation rarely seen outside of Restaurant Week. Read more »

The Deal

Sea bass, Absinthe and a taste of Peru

If you’re familiar with the lounge duo Zowie Bowie, you might have a hard time imagining Chris Phillips and Marley Taylor trading Top 40s for the standards. But that’s what they do once a week on Sundays in the Vintage Vegas Show at Green Valley Ranch. Donning tuxes and evening gowns, they perform oldies such as “The Lady Is a Tramp’ and “Bei Mir Bist du Schoen.” Not convinced? There are also 12 to 16 live musicians onstage on any given Sunday, most coming from other shows. Lon Bronson from the Lon Bronson Band sits in, and trumpet-master David Perrico conducts. That by itself is worth the 10-spot cover. Read more »

Diner's Notebook

Pre-Celine fare and delicious dispatches from Lebanon, Ireland and Greece

The space next TO Republic Bar & Grill was until recently a Brazilian steak house. Now, it’s a Mediterranean restaurant and hookah lounge called Laziza, (9460 S. Eastern Ave., 570-7500), serving high-end Lebanese cuisine. The restaurant belongs to Steve Ramey, who had the highly touted Almaza, and food here is consistently excellent. Read more »

Feature

7 Great Meals

From downtown pancakes to a fancy porterhouse feast, our food critic shares his best of 2010

I ate wonderfully this year, so it was tough to narrow down my favorite meals to seven. Each of the ones I’ve chosen (in no particular order) was unforgettable in its own way, and no two were alike. Most of the dishes are available year-round, except for what I ate at Guy Savoy, a fall menu, and at Switch Steak, a special-occasion dinner. Read more »

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