

Veranda at Four Seasons Las Vegas serves modern American cuisine with a Mediterranean twist, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an elegant setting. Under the guidance of Chef Jason D’Angelo, the menu features shareable plates, artisanal pastas, fresh seafood, steaks, and handcrafted seasonal desserts. Guests can enjoy a renowned weekend brunch with buffet and à la carte options, plus a signature morning mixology menu. Located near Mandalay Bay, it’s a perfect destination for an elegant meal or a relaxed gathering with friends. Whether dining in the refined dining room or al fresco by the poolside terrace, Veranda provides an exceptional culinary experience. Reserve your table now for a memorable dining experience.
Four Seasons’ Italian pastas & wood-fired pizzas in a serene space with communal tables & a terrace.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3960 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone: (702) 632-5121
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Reservations: fourseasons.com
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I prefer to use my money for food in Las Vegas. At Veranda, the food and drinks are solid.
The two of us shared steak frites, housemate mushroom ravioli, citrus crème brǔlée, and espresso martinis. The steak was cooked perfectly. The housemade mushroom ravioli was a dream. There really was no bad bite had but I don’t think they really have anything standout worthy. There are plenty of good steak and pasta spots on The Las Vegas Strip.
Veranda is a solid place to have brunch if you’re on that side of The Strip but don’t make this a destination. They’re currently under renovations so they’re situated at Bourbon Steak next door.
From the food selection, I don’t think I would say I was amazed with the total quantity of selections, but the quality was great. And I think it is the right choice the restaurant made. Rather than making a huge selection of food choices with less focus on quality, ensuring each food selection is good and well made to me is provides better experience for its customers.
If you can, try to seat outside, enjoy the sun in the terrace area while having a nice brunch. It brings you so much peace in Vegas.
A croissant at the bakery next door would have been better. So disappointing.
The plates are hot, which is rare for America. When we came first time, the coffee was brought, it was warm and I asked to replace it with hot. That day was everything almost perfect, except that lady server did not smile.
We came second day. It was again amazing food, I enjoyed my gluten free pizza. This time our server was a male who was kind and smiling. My husband enjoyed his coffee and asked to take out as well.
The staff is marvelous. They’re super attentive, friendly and efficient without being too stuffy.
The music, however, is egregiously bad. Someone in upper management must have decided it was better to save a few dollars by forgoing a real music license and opt for a modern, AI driven version of elevator music.
The color scheme is iffy as well. While suitable for the furniture and overall structure, it is most decidedly wrong for the wait staff. Who thought it was a good idea to match clothes with the upholstery?
The manager’s only redeeming quality was her apology to us. She was kind enough to calm us down, and offer us a table near the pool. But our brunch had already been ruined.
However, I was once again offended by another front desk lady when I left, who exhibited a highly unprofessional and rude demeanor.
Despite my previous unpleasant experiences, I strongly advise against dining at this establishment.
While I appreciate the Four Seasons Hotel, I must express my dissatisfaction with the restaurant’s offerings.