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Bally's Sterling Brunch

We went to Bally's Sunday brunch a short while ago and I thought it was worth
reporting on. This is an extravagent "Champagne" brunch, held in their
steakhouse. Cost is around $50 so if you can get a comp you are that much
better off. (Bally's does have $1 PickEm and Paris has $1 9/6 JB if you are
looking for something to play.)

Appetizers: Nova salmon, bagels, caviar with warm blinis, fresh sliced fruit
(the fruit selection was excellent), fruits with yogurt sauce, prosciutto
mousse with red paears and mint garnish, shrimp bar with two sauces (the big
peeled kind), oysters and clams, sushi made to order (good selection),
asortment of cut meats and cheeses, California field greens (with dressings
and accompaniments), Caesar salad, seafood salad, vegetable salad, roast veal
with Shiitaki mushrooms and vegetables, sea scallops and mussels with
artichokes and pinenuts, tropical fruit with cherry brandy, lobster gazpacho.

Carving station: Rack of lamb with mustard and Green peppercorn crust (yum),
Veal Loin with orange and coriander glaze, Beef with assorted sauces
(possibly prime rib).

Selection of eggs and omelettes made to order. Waffles with toppings.

Entrees: Banana and toasted coconutt crepe with rum sauce (outstanding),
Beef machacha with green chiles and jalapeno Jack cheese omelette; Poached
egg with smoked duck and ligonberry and ginger hollandaise; quiche with
truffles and potato; pmme saute; bowtie pasta with avocados and citrus, mahi
mahi with basil sauce and fennel fondue; chicken breast with pear and morbier
celery gratin; pork tenderloin with apples and apricots and pecan barley
risotto; beef tenderloin with white port au jus, trubble sabayon; fresh
broiled maine lobster (whole).

Deserts - various breakfast breads, french pastries, pies and tortes, sauteed
strawberries, peppermint ice cream.

Champagne: Perrier Jouet

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As you can imagine - it was excellent.

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While in Vegas in May we found the GVRS Sunday Brunch to be superb for 1/3 the cost. There was no caviar but plenty of Alaskan King Crab Legs.
misscraps@aol.com wrote:We went to Bally's Sunday brunch a short while ago and I thought it was worth
reporting on. This is an extravagent "Champagne" brunch, held in their
steakhouse. Cost is around $50 so if you can get a comp you are that much
better off. (Bally's does have $1 PickEm and Paris has $1 9/6 JB if you are
looking for something to play.)

Appetizers: Nova salmon, bagels, caviar with warm blinis, fresh sliced fruit
(the fruit selection was excellent), fruits with yogurt sauce, prosciutto
mousse with red paears and mint garnish, shrimp bar with two sauces (the big
peeled kind), oysters and clams, sushi made to order (good selection),
asortment of cut meats and cheeses, California field greens (with dressings
and accompaniments), Caesar salad, seafood salad, vegetable salad, roast veal
with Shiitaki mushrooms and vegetables, sea scallops and mussels with
artichokes and pinenuts, tropical fruit with cherry brandy, lobster gazpacho.

Carving station: Rack of lamb with mustard and Green peppercorn crust (yum),
Veal Loin with orange and coriander glaze, Beef with assorted sauces
(possibly prime rib).

Selection of eggs and omelettes made to order. Waffles with toppings.

Entrees: Banana and toasted coconutt crepe with rum sauce (outstanding),
Beef machacha with green chiles and jalapeno Jack cheese omelette; Poached
egg with smoked duck and ligonberry and ginger hollandaise; quiche with
truffles and potato; pmme saute; bowtie pasta with avocados and citrus, mahi
mahi with basil sauce and fennel fondue; chicken breast with pear and morbier
celery gratin; pork tenderloin with apples and apricots and pecan barley
risotto; beef tenderloin with white port au jus, trubble sabayon; fresh
broiled maine lobster (whole).

Deserts - various breakfast breads, french pastries, pies and tortes, sauteed
strawberries, peppermint ice cream.

Champagne: Perrier Jouet

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As you can imagine - it was excellent.

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Why is there a discrepancy in the price of the Bally's buffet? One report says $85 with a coupon available to bring it down to $65. This report says $50. Which one is correct.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Les Silber <lesfromli@...> wrote:

While in Vegas in May we found the GVRS Sunday Brunch to be superb for 1/3 the cost. There was no caviar but plenty of Alaskan King Crab Legs.
misscraps@... wrote:We went to Bally's Sunday brunch a short while ago and I thought it was worth
reporting on. This is an extravagent "Champagne" brunch, held in their
steakhouse. Cost is around $50 so if you can get a comp you are that much
better off. (Bally's does have $1 PickEm and Paris has $1 9/6 JB if you are
l

Well your first clue should be the reference to $1 PE at Bally's and $1 JoB at Paris.
You're looking at a post from 2002!!!

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "stuckinvegas" <stuckinvegas@...> wrote:

Why is there a discrepancy in the price of the Bally's buffet? One report says $85 with a coupon available to bring it down to $65. This report says $50. Which one is correct.

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Les Silber <lesfromli@> wrote:
>
>
> While in Vegas in May we found the GVRS Sunday Brunch to be superb for 1/3 the cost. There was no caviar but plenty of Alaskan King Crab Legs.
> misscraps@ wrote:We went to Bally's Sunday brunch a short while ago and I thought it was worth
> reporting on. This is an extravagent "Champagne" brunch, held in their
> steakhouse. Cost is around $50 so if you can get a comp you are that much
> better off. (Bally's does have $1 PickEm and Paris has $1 9/6 JB if you are
> l