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    Jeremy Ford runs this modern tasting menu restaurant inside the Venetian, and the kitchen leans hard into vegetables without pretending it isn't also very interested in wagyu and foie gras. Two tasting menu lengths give you a choice of how long to commit, but the bar menu with its cacio e pepe puffs and charred jerk carrots is a genuinely good argument for just pulling up a stool instead.

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    • Winter truffle ricotta gnudi

      “Choose from the tasting menu or the elevated tasting menu—with seasonal dishes like winter truffle ricotta gnudi and spice barramundi with shitake sofrito, butter poached bay leek and galangal curry.”

      Condé Nast Traveler
    • Guilty Pleasure Burger

      “you won’t find this in the Miami location): the Guilty Pleasure Burger, double onion smash burgers with smoked beef bacon.”

      Condé Nast Traveler
    • Spiced barramundi

      “Ford’s signature dishes of spiced barramundi with galangal curry or a sake and citrus-cured yellowtail showcase his ability to employ the global pantry to great effect.”

      Eater

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