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    Dessert ends with a nitro-fueled splatter painting made directly on your table, which tells you everything you need to know about the vibe here. Grant Achatz's flagship is a modernist fine dining tasting menu where scented vapors, hidden ingredients, and tableside theater run all night. It holds two Michelin stars, a Forbes Five Star, and an AAA Five Diamond. Wear something you won't mind sitting in for three hours; standing up is optional, but awe is not.

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    • Black truffle explosion

      “Signatures like the black truffle explosion or bourbon-maple cured Arctic char are woven in with a series of small, at times diminutive, courses that involve a number of unexpected ingredients and preparations.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Bourbon-maple cured arctic char

      “Signatures like the black truffle explosion or bourbon-maple cured Arctic char are woven in with a series of small, at times diminutive, courses that involve a number of unexpected ingredients and preparations.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Edible helium balloon

      “Dessert offers pure, childlike delight, starting with an edible helium balloon and ending with a nitro-fueled, Pollock-esque creation that’s sauced, splattered, cracked and glittered directly onto the table.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Painted dessert

      “expect impeccable service, groundbreaking and outside-the-norm tasting menus, and showstopping, influential and memorable culinary moments, like that signature painted dessert and edible balloon.”

      Eater

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