One Steakhouse: Dinner for Two

The winner of this package will receive a dinner for two from One Steakhouse

Three Generations, Two Brothers, One Steakhouse

One Steakhouse presents a luxury steakhouse brand built by the first family of steakhouses. Brothers Michael Morton and David Morton leverage three generations of devotion to quality, method and flavor in an unrivaled steakhouse experience, located inside Las Vegas's newest luxury property, Virgin Hotels.

One Steakhouse is a culmination of the brothers' combined life experiences and training, from family meals to following in the footsteps of their father, legendary restaurateur Arnie Morton. Executive Chef Patrick Munster's menu channels One Steakhouse's singular taste and presentation with classic steakhouse offerings and creative dishes to please every palate.

The One Steakhouse experience envelops the senses by design. Energy from the vibrant bar lounge spills over into the dining room built for gorgeous and memorable dinners. The same atmosphere extends upstairs with a hip, social setting for mingling or taking in sporting events on an LED video wall, while dining with the same luxurious service and flavors.

One Steakhouse is a stylishly designed 9,000 square foot venue on two floors, built for cocktailing, dining and entertaining. One Steakhouse is equipped to accommodate various audio-visual needs for sporting events or customized corporate functions.

Restrictions:

• Valid until August 31, 2025
• Gratuity and tax are not included.
• It is not valid on holidays or special events based on availability.
• Please call 702-522-8111 for redemption reservations.

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