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Third time here. Exceptional every time. The roast chicken is to die for

We love this restaurant for its library theme. It’s really beautiful and the food is amazing. We will definitely go back

The ambience, drink menu, and appetizer selection are outstanding. The main courses may be a bit too pricey for me on the regular, but the quality of food was very delicious and certainly worth it for a rare night out View menu

The food was amazing. The ambience of the library setting was very unique. BUT our server never came to our table after taking our order until he delivered the visa machine and then he didn’t even hang around in case the machine didn’t work

Perfect place for a date or a business meeting. Great setting. Rich atmosphere. Excellent service. Staff was very personable. Prices are reflective of dining on The Strip expensive. An added extra touch was the cotton candy that was presented after the dinner

We really like the atmosphere here for a quick bite. It is upscale with a limited menu but a nice glass of wine while listening to the piano makes for a good evening. We enjoyed a burger and wine, both were excellent after our long trip in to Las Vegas. A short walk from the Aria where we stayed. I think you will enjoy the atmsphere. View menu

NoMad bar was a very pleasant dining experience. We had the hat trick plus the ceviche and it was presented beautifully and tasted delicious. The drinks were good, too. I was fortunate to be there during a live singer/pianist and that was a nice addition to the ambiance. Be sure to see if your reservation is for the NoMad bar vs. the NoMad restaurant (library). I found this a bit confusing but they’re at least found in the same spot.

Unfortunately I would not recommend which is disappointing because I was super excited from looking at the menu. Drink menu looked amazing but they were all over engineered- 2 ingredients too many in every drink or else they would have been great. Food was fresh but nothing to justify the price. We had the wagyu sandwhich, chicken dip sandwhich, and fried chicken at our table. All were fine but nothing outstanding. Also had the chicken pot pie which had something over the top vinegary/tangy that made it inedible beyond a handful of bites.

The NoMad Bar in Las Vegas was a wonderful surprise. I was looking for somewhere different and interesting and certainly found it. The ambiance is 1920's Speakeasy fun, dark and dusky, but elegant. The service/staff was attentive. The Burrata appetizer was inventive. The grilled shrimp Tacos made my mouth water. The Sundae for dessert was decadent and delicious. And there was a piano player and singer who simply made the night perfect. The manager, Jordan, came to the table to see if we were satisfied and upon hearing we were and we were celebrating our 25th anniversary, he gave us a discount on our bill. I intend to go back every time I am in Vegas! View menu