Jean Georges Steakhouse
Brioche, Herb Butter
PETROSSIAN DAURENKI CAVIAR – smoked egg yolk, golden potato cakes
FLUKE SHISO WRAPS – avocado, radish, ginger mustard sabayon
JAPANESE WAGYU CARPACCIO – comte cheese fritters & truffle aioli
CRISPY SUSHI SAMPLER – soy glaze & chipotle mayonnaise
FOIE GRAS AU POIVRE – strawberry rhubarb jam, marcona almonds
CHAR GRILLED OCTOPUS – smoked paprika crème fraiche, guajillo vinaigrette
Sun Gold & Cherokee Purple Tomatoes – Buratta, Sun Gold Tomato Jam, Red Wine Vinegar and Basil
ROASTED BONE MARROW – lemon gremolata & brioche toast
SOY GLAZED SHORT RIB – apple-jalapeño purée & rosemary crumbs / Brandt 32 Day Dry Aged New York Strip, Piedmontese Grass Fed Filet Mignon, F1 Wagyu Ribeye, Blistered Shishito Peppers
CRUNCHY ORGANIC CHICKEN – spinach & buttery hot sauce
MASHED YUKON GOLD POTATOES
ASSORTED SPRING PEAS – smoked butter & shallots
CHILEAN SEA BASS – miso yuzu glaze, maitake mushroom
CRISPY MAITAKE MUSHROOM – saison beer batter, chili honey
Sautéed Ramp Greens – sauce of aerated Ramp Whites & Fontina Cheese
Espresso
Warm Valrhona Chocolate Cake, Vanilla Ice Cream
Cheesecake, Raspberry Sorbet
Rhubarb Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream
Last visited in October, a total of twenty-eight times prior including one yearly tradition, it was alongside three others on Wednesday night that Jean Georges Steakhouse once again found Sean Griffin making the most of seasonality in a city where winter quickly becomes summer.
Led by Chef Griffin since 2015, including a renovation that upgraded decor and delivery of pristine Proteins and Produce, guests entering Jean Georges Steakhouse are greeted first at a podium before being led to spot-lit tables, the mood upscale but never stuffy while prices track similar to other like-Restaurants that feature far less impressive cuisine.
Decorated in gold, and buzzing with activity, it was at a central table that carte blanche was deferred to the kitchen, Beverages quickly followed by buttery Loaves of Brioche and familiar appetizers such as truffled Wagyu Carpaccio atop Pate a Choux plus “crispy” Sushi and charred Octopus.
Always inventive, Foie Gras with Rhubarb and textural elements predictably stunning, Griffin’s all-new Caviar service eats like luxe breakfast-for-dinner adjacent fresh Fluke and an off-menu Salad exploring early-season Tomatoes.
Not forgetting Steaks, an aged Strip served with F1 Wagyu and grass-fed Filet, additional proteins included Jean Georges’ signature Short Rib, Sea Bass and Las Vegas’ best Fried Chicken on a bed of buttery Hot Sauce.
Adding a few seasonal sides, Peas and Ramps highlighting Sin City’s brief Spring, fried Mushrooms have thankfully become a menu item while Pommes Puree and Bone Marrow remain as indulgent as ever.
Rarely rethinking the sweet stuff Dessert again saw creamy Cheesecake with seasonal Sorbet plus old favorites down the line, Chef Vongerichten’s Chocolate Cake served with tableside theatrics and exceptional Rhubarb Pie.
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