Haven't been there since it changed over to Lagasse. Anyone been? How's the food? $100 person? No way I can eat or drink that much. But, it's nice to see what a management change can do to make this space a success.
For a sports fan, the place is amazing. Like an ultralounge sports bar, with matching prices. The food is fancy preparations of typical sports food. Take a look at the online menu, you'll be able to figure out if it's for you.
I like it a lot, would love to take a group of fans there to watch a game.
Soon after the change over to Lagasse's wife and I watched a MNF game. I tipped the girl at the front door $20 and she found us seats on the couches. Very comfortable, ordered some appetizers that did not seem that overpriced from what I expected. Watched the entire game drank the entire game and we still did not spend over $100. Sportsbook was just out the front door, laying a bet was easy. I won $200 on the over!
This visit was probably 3 years or so ago. Things may have changed it appears from reading the attached story.
Depending on availability they have $50 per person seats as well. However I would recommend paying the $100 and sitting in the stadium seating with the best views of big screen and other tvs as well as the comfortable sofas. The $50 seats are off to the side and in the back. The first time I went I did the $50 seats thinking I wouldnt spend $100 per person. Ended up spending $140 for 2 people in the $50 seats. I believe mixed drinks were $11 each so it adds up fast. The food was pretty good but for a world famous chef like Lagasse I expected better. Next time I would definitely be doing the $100 min seats.
The prices must have gone up since we were there 2 years ago. We had a small seating area with our own TV. There were 4 of us and we were told that our group tab needed to be $100. That was easy with the cost of food and beverages over the length of time to watch a bowl game.
