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Le Cirque at Bellagio Is Closing — Farewell Menus Now Available

Le Cirque at Bellagio's farewell menu is live before its August 23, 2026 closing — three to six courses from $185, plus wine pairings.

Le Cirque at Bellagio Is Closing — Farewell Menus Now Available

Le Cirque at Bellagio is closing its doors on August 23, 2026, ending a 28-year run as one of Las Vegas's most decorated fine dining institutions. To mark the occasion, Bellagio is offering specially curated farewell prix fixe menus — three, four, or six courses — built around the restaurant's most iconic dishes, from the poached lobster salad and "Black Tie" truffle preparation to the wagyu filet and the signature Chocolate Ball dessert.

Quick Facts

  • What: Le Cirque farewell prix fixe dinner menus
  • When: Available now through final service on August 23, 2026
  • Where: Le Cirque at Bellagio Resort & Casino, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, South Strip
  • Tickets: Three-course at $185/person; four-course at $255/person; six-course dégustation at $310/person
  • Worth knowing: Optional wine pairings run $150–$290/person; a Champagne Flight is $270/person. Reservations through Bellagio's website.

The Three Formats

Three courses gets you a choice of lobster salad or truffle risotto to start, a main of either the Brittany loup de mer or the wagyu filet, and dessert is either the Chocolate Ball or the crème brûlée made with Tahitian vanilla bean. $185 per person before beverages.

Four courses adds a second course: the “Black Tie” Hokkaido scallop with truffle jus and baby spinach, or the fresh truffle risotto at market rate as a supplement. The lapin à la moutarde — rabbit braised with crispy spaetzle and glazed vegetables — appears as a third-course option at this tier only. $255 per person.

The six-course dégustation at $310 per person runs a set sequence: lobster salad, the “Black Tie,” truffle risotto, loup de mer in paupiette style, wagyu filet, Chocolate Ball. No choices at each course.

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What It Actually Costs

Classic Wine Pairing is $150 per person, Premium Wine Pairing is $290, Champagne Flight is $270. A couple doing the six-course with premium wine pairings is looking at $1,200 before tax and gratuity. The three-course with no add-ons is $370 for two before tax.

The four-course is probably the right call for most people. Four genuine courses including the truffle risotto, no fixed sequence, and the price doesn't hit four figures for two before you add wine.

After August 23

Le Cirque has held a AAA Five Diamond designation for years. MGM Resorts hasn't said what replaces it in that space.

Reservations are through Bellagio's dining page. The window closes August 23.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Le Cirque at Bellagio closing permanently?

Le Cirque's final service at Bellagio is August 23, 2026. The farewell prix fixe menus are available now through that date.

How much does the Le Cirque farewell menu cost?

Three courses are $185 per person, four courses are $255 per person, and the six-course dégustation is $310 per person. Optional wine pairings are $150–$290 per person, and a Champagne Flight is $270 per person. Prices are before tax and gratuity.

What dishes are on the Le Cirque farewell menu?

The menus feature the Le Cirque Lobster Salad, the “Black Tie” with truffle jus and Hokkaido scallop or baby spinach, Brittany Loup De Mer, Grilled Wagyu Filet with green peppercorn sauce and pomme purée, and the Chocolate Ball with vanilla ice cream and praline rock.

How do I make a reservation at Le Cirque before it closes?

Reservations can be made through the Bellagio website. Final service is August 23.

Has MGM Resorts announced what will replace Le Cirque at Bellagio?

MGM Resorts has not publicly announced what will occupy the Le Cirque space after August 23, 2026.

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