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Las Vegas Foodies Can’t Stop Talking About These Restaurants — Lost Spirits Distillery

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Try Nobu at Paris Las Vegas, Boss Café at the Linq, and Lost Spirits Distillery's 16-course dinner ($240). Top dining spots foodies are raving about.

Las Vegas Foodies Can’t Stop Talking About These Restaurants

2. Lost Spirits Distillery

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Eating at Lost Spirits Distillery is more than just a meal; it is an experience. The experience starts in what seems like a submarine, then shifts to the main dining room. The setting is intimate, and the dining room only sits 12 diners. Here you will enjoy a sixteen-course dinner, spread over two hours. Thus, you need to book in advance. Tickets go for $240 per person. You also get a distillery tour in addition to the food.

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