'Twas the night before Christmas, and with decorating the tree, wrapping gifts, putting bicycles together and all of the hubbub going on, you've probably worked up quite an appetite. The kind of holiday hunger that a balogna sandwich just will not squelch.
Village Whiskey, the Jose Garces casual concept known for its great burgers and amazing whiskey selection at Revel, is hosting a Sixpoint Beer Dinner 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13.
When Nero’s debuted at Caesars Atlantic City nearly 20 years ago, it was one of the best steakhouses in a town with just a handful of options.
Chris Scarduzio’s Table 31 Restaurant in Philadelphia is partnering with Caesars Entertainment Atlantic City and The Star Group 6 to 11 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, to raise money for Caesars Entertainment employees affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Atlantic City will lose one of its finest restaurants when Seablue: A Michael Mina Restaurant closes its doors at the end of the year at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
When Robert Gans announced he was bringing a standalone version of his popular New York steakhouses to Atlantic City, he said Robert’s Steakhouse would be one of the top steakhouses in town.
Knife & Fork Inn, 3600 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, 609-344-1133. Four-course prix fixe menu for Thanksgiving dinner and the restaurant's regular menu is offered 2 to 8 p.m. Soup choices include mushroom-gorgonzola bisque or corn and crab chowder. Three salad choices and an entree of free range organic turkey with pan gravy and all the trimmings. Choice of dessert. Price: $39 per person, excluding tax and gratuities; $17 for kids 12 and under. Reservations are recommended.
Robert’s Steakhouse, the new gourmet restaurant inside Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort, recently opened its doors.
When a young golfer named Arnie Palmer was in the Coast Guard, stationed in Cape May, he frequently came to Atlantic City Country Club for his practice rounds. Even the term “birdie” was coined there during a heated game among a friendly foursome, when one golfer made an especially good shot.
There’s always plenty to savor at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, where restaurants fronted by celebrity chefs including Wolfgang Puck, Bobby Flay, Michael Mina, Geoffrey Zakarian and Michael Schulson have helped set a new dining standard in Atlantic City.
The trend of Atlantic City brunches is certainly changing. Instead of lavish, all-you-can-eat gourmet brunches, casino restaurants are now focusing on offering special brunch menus all weekend, as opposed to just Sundays.
Asian fusion is a specialty many restaurants aspire to create, but few area restaurants can really pull it off. Nanking Asian Fusion at Bally’s Atlantic City is one of those restaurants that does it right. Combining different options from throughout Asia, the menu offers a little bit of everything and gives patrons the chance to expand their palates.
People really love restaurant weeks — so much that it seems like it’s not enough when a whole town does them. Now, individual properties in Atlantic City are doing them. Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will offer its Restaurant Week leading up to its Nov. 10 Savor Borgata event. And this week, the Tropicana Casino and Resort will have its own Restaurant Week, the first time the casino has offered it.
There are plenty of celebrity chefs in Atlantic City. Heck, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa’s roster alone is impressive. But of all of the Iron Chefs and TV personalities that people deservedly flock to, the gold standard is Wolfgang Puck.
Head to The Palm inside The Quarter at the Tropicana Casino and Resort now through Nov. 6, for an awesome three-course surf and turf meal deal worth checking out.
Fine dining in Atlantic City doesn’t have to break the bank. Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort offers an option for guests looking to dine in the upscale Il Mulino New York, but maybe don’t have the budget to enjoy the menu.
The culinary event of the week will be 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, at Amada, Iron Chef Jose Garces’ Spanish tapas restaurant in Revel, as it teams up with Rioja producer Lopez de Heredia for a winemaker’s dinner.
Many local restaurants and businesses are going pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. At the top of the list is Central Michel Richard at Revel. With the help of pastry chefs at his three restaurants, including Atlantic City Executive Pastry Chef Michael D’Angelo, Richards created the amazing Pink Napoleon. The $8 dessert features Michel’s towering, light and crispy puff pastry filled with pale pinky raspberry pastry cream and set in raspberry crème anglais. Central is also offering the blueberry smash ($12) with fresh muddle blueberries, blueberry vodka, lemon juice and sparkling wine. Seventy percent of the sales go to to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
The annual Savor Borgata is always one of South Jersey’s culinary highlights of the year. This year, it will be even better as Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa will bring back its popular Borgata Restaurant Week, but also add some affordable events with its roster of celebrity chefs.
Usually, when Iron Chef Jose Garces devised a restaurant concept, it started with the food. With Village Whiskey, it started with the liquor.
Germany has a celebration called Oktoberfest that includes great food, plenty of beer, and rousing music. Why should we celebrate it any differently in New Jersey?
Revel is making some changes in its culinary department, as well. Internationally acclaimed chef Michel Richard is no longer operating O Bistro & Wine Bar and the adjacent Breakfast Room.
It looks like it may be a tough winter for Atlantic City and its employees as many properties are already scaling back by closing restaurants, reducing hours and more.
Hats off to Bally’s and the staff at Arturo’s. The gourmet Italian restaurant received a Certificate of Excellence 2012 Winner from Trip Advisor for earning a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars.
When it comes to fine Irish dining in an Atlantic City casino, there is only one place you can rely on: Ri Ra Irish Pub.
After about a year without an Asian restaurant, Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino recently opened Rice & Noodle Corner, a casual spot offering a “best-of” Asian menu that is certainly worth checking out.
Our first time at Mussel Bar was also our first visit to Revel. Impressive, all around.
Even though Robert’s Steakhouse is under construction at Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort, it’s obvious that when the multi-million-dollar restaurant and lounge opens in October, it will not only be one of the most beautiful steakhouses in Atlantic City, it will be one of the most beautiful restaurants — period.
Luke’s Kitchen & Marketplace is the least pretentious of all Revel restaurants. As its name implies, chef/owner Luke Palladino’s latest concept — and third in South Jersey — offers a casual take from the chef known for his gourmet cuisine. And it is arguably the best casual restaurant you will find in any Atlantic City casino.
Summer may be over, but the party is just beginning at Girasole Ristorante & Lounge.
The Knife & Fork Inn, an Atlantic City landmark, is celebrating its 100-year anniversary in true A.C. fashion.
Red Square, one of the best restaurants in the city, will unfortunately close its doors inside The Quarter at the Tropicana Casino and Resort permanently on Sept. 30.
It’s no wonder daytrippers, boaters and Atlantic City natives love to come to The Wonder Bar in Atlantic City.
There’s plenty of options at Revel. Spanish tapas at Amada. Belgian roadhouse at Mussel Bar. French-inspired American cuisine at Central.
Iron Chef Marc Forgione of Revel’s American Cut steakhouse will be enlisting his new friends in Atlantic City to help in his first charitable endeavor since coming to the city. Mayor Lorenzo Langford and other elected officials, Revel staff and his restaurant teams will assist Forgione to help raise awareness and donations for Feeding America.
If you’re a Level 3 or 4 player at Revel, you now have a pretty inviting incentive to gamble at the new resort. Perhaps in response to high rollers’ grumblings that Revel does not offer a high-roller players club, Revel is now offering a “Dining Plan” that offers Level 3 and 4 cardholders a $30 dining certificate to Luke’s Marketplace, Lugo Cucina e Vino, Distrito Cantina and Mussel Bar up to two times a day.
Chef Robert Wiedmaier, the famous Washington, D.C.-based chef who recently opened Mussel Bar at Revel will be officially “enthroned” as an honorary knight in Brussels, Belgium.
So you’re partying the night away in Atlantic City and you realize you’re starving. The problem is, it’s late and all of your favorite inexpensive options are closed.
LDV Hospitality owns Iron Chef Marc Forgione’s American Cut and Alain Allegretti’s Azure in Revel, but the New York-based restaurant group is most proud of its more casual concept that may not have the buzz of its more expensive peers.
Tony’s Baltimore Grill is a restaurant that has been in Atlantic City since 1966. Since then, it has managed to stay in the family and become a landmark.
Right in the middle of Golden Nugget’s casino floor, Lillie’s Noodles offers everything you’d want out of an upscale Asian dining experience.
Revel’s impressive roster of culinary talent features two Iron Chefs in Jose Garces and Marc Forgione, an acclaimed Washington, D.C., icon in Robert Wiedmaier, a local treasure in Luke Palladino, and a New York-based Mediterranean trend-setter in Alain Allegretti.
6ix: A Bistro at Bally’s Atlantic City is changing its menu in a way that won’t leave anyone hungry.
The Boardwalk Beer Garden wisely joined forces with Phillips Seafood Express to offer some of Phillips’ cuisine, Located on the Boardwalk outside Caesars, the Beer Garden is now offering guests crab cake sandwiches, shrimp baskets, fish and chips, hushpuppies and more.
The Hard Rock Café, located inside Trump Taj Mahal, is now offering breakfast 8 to 10:30 a.m. every Saturday and Sunday. The fixed-price breakfast costs $16 for adults, $10 for children and includes all your breakfast staples plus coffee, tea and soft drinks.
There are fancier restaurants at Revel such as Azure and American Cut. There are less expensive restaurants at Revel such as Jose Garces’ Guapos Tacos and Luke’s Kitchen & Marketplace.
The New York Times said Robert’s Steakhouse is one of the best steakhouses in New York City. Now, it’s coming to Atlantic City.
Like any good restaurant, Evo has gone through multiple changes since opening in 2004. When it debuted inside Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, its swank bar, open kitchen, chic design and modern music soundtrack helped define the Atlantic City dining landscape.
Sometimes, a pickle can be the bonus of meal, but at Pickles Deli at Bally’s Atlantic City, that’s just the start of the dining experience.
The closing of the Virginia City Buffet at Bally’s Atlantic City prompted Caesars to change the name of its buffet, La Piazza, to Boardwalk Buffet. Some minor changes have been made to Boardwalk Buffet.
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