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Fleur Review

Formerly the Vegas outpost of Chef Hubert Keller's famous Fleur de Lys restaurant, this eatery received a new concept and shorter name at the end of 2010. The result: a fun and open atmosphere, along with a globally inspired menu that features a host of small plates. Many of these items change regularly, but stalwarts include crab-and-avocado "spheres" and "In the Shower" macaroni and cheese (a play on mac-and-cheese that Keller cooked in a dorm room shower on the television show, "Top Chef"). Then there's the Fleur Burger 5000, a Waygu beef hamburger with foie gras, truffles, and a bottle of 1995 Chateau Petrus (the pricetag for this one is—hold your breath—$5,000). Deserts are varied, but the chocolate souffle with tabasco ice cream is certainly worth a try. Open for lunch daily.

2010 Fodor's 100 Hotel Award Winner

The Vegas outpost of the acclaimed San Francisco–based restaurant features chef Hubert Keller's famed upscale French cuisine. In the elegant, high-ceilinged dining room at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino, diners are treated to over-the-top indulgences; think seared Hudson Valley foie gras with twice-cooked quail breast as a starter, and Kobe beef ribeye as an entree.

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