Foundation Room Las Vegas
The Foundation Room is one of the best steak houses in Las Vegas. It is located at the top of the Mandalay Bay and is an exclusive members only dining experience.
From the moment you arrive you feel as though you are in a five star restaurant. The bar area is also extremely welcoming and has a large fireplace for you to sit in front of while you wait for your table.
There is also a lovely patio area with a view of the Las Vegas strip to die for. On any given evening you are sure to find people enjoying the view from the top of the Mandalay Bay.
After the long elevator ride to the top, you are immediately greeted by a lovely Buddha statue.
The service at The Foundation Room is first class. They have an amazing wine list and their steaks are bar none.
The Foundation Room has several different sections for you to enjoy. The Prayer Room is tucked away behind the lounge for more intimate dinners or small cocktail receptions.
The Gothic Room is for larger dinner parties of ten to twelve guests. It provides a nice balance of elegance and privacy for those special birthday or anniversary dinners.
The Foundation Dining Room has class and elegance everywhere you look. The chairs are very comfortable and the view of the strip is an added bonus for diners.
The Lounge and Bar is an added treat for diners to relax and watch a little TV while you sit in an atmosphere similar to that of a living room in a mansion. There are four seating areas for you to spend some time with friends or relaxing alone.
Foundation Room Lounge and Bar Las Vegas
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[...] Foundation Room, one of the best steakhouses in Las Vegas, is located atop the Mandalay Bay and has a patio that gives guests a view to die [...]
I’ve eaten at the Foundation Room just before a House of Blues concert in Vegas a few years ago. Very top notch food all around. However, the more interesting sight was walking past some of the small private dining areas/rooms and people watching … on the way to the bathroom. Those private rooms have some awful wild “keep it in Vegas” stuff going on in them … sometime. At least in my experience. It gave me some great stories to tell at cocktail parties.
Replying on a blog commonly isn’t my thing, but ive spent an hour on the web log, so thanks for the awful infos Greetings.