Estiatorio Milos moving to Venetian
A day after The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas officially confirmed Estiatorio Milos would be departing the property, The Venetian has confirmed it will become the new home of the acclaimed Greek seafood restaurant.
The new location is expected to debut on the resort’s so-called “restaurant row,” which connects The Venetian and Palazzo casinos, sometime in 2021. In the meantime, Milos continues to serve customers at The Cosmopolitan, with a closing date for that location yet to be announced.
“Estiatorio Milos is known throughout the world to serve guests the freshest seafood straight from the Mediterranean,” Venetian President and Chief Operating Officer George Markantonis said in a news release announcing the move. “Our guests will love this stunning addition to our already diverse culinary line-up.”
The space is being designed by Alain Carle Architecte and is described as bringing together “the essence of Greece, simplicity and elegance using timeless and remarkable architectural materials and decor.”
Estiatorio Milos also has locations in Montreal, New York, London and Miami. It’s been a staple of The Cosmopolitan’s restaurant collection since that resort opened.
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