Las Vegas’ latest residency isn’t a musical act, it’s an opportunity to sample all that Netflix has to offer.
Netflix has announced that it will open its latest experiential project, a new home for its full-service restaurant Netflix Bites, on February 20th on the casino floor of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Netflix first tested the food concept in Los Angeles in 2023, but the experience lasted about six weeks and focused primarily on dinner service, but the new Netflix Bites are described as “resident”. , is said to be a longer-term project than LA. Pop-up.
The Las Vegas version of Netflix Bites also serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.
In addition to dishes inspired by classic Netflix gourmet shows such as “Chef’s Table” and “Dinnertime Live with David Chang,” Netflix Bites in Las Vegas also offers a selection of shows like “Stranger Things” and “Bridgerton.” ”, “Squid Game”, “One Piece”, and “Love is Blind” are some of the more immersive dishes inspired by Netflix shows. , nailed it! And the floor is lava.
So what’s on the menu? According to Netflix, some of the services include:
Crispy chicken and waffle sliders, Eleven’s Feast, are perfect for foodies who love a bit of dimensional transport, offering both Hawkins style and the Upside Down. ‘Bridgerton Regency Tea’ is a sumptuous three-tier tea service including finger sandwiches, scones and pastries straight from the ton, served with a menu designed by Mrs Whistledown herself. “La Casa del Sangria” is a Spanish-style cocktail garnished with gold-dusted mint leaves, served in a locked box where guests will be asked to solve puzzles that will be used by the sharpest crew of money heists. But you can try. Inspired by Too Hot to Handle, the Bloody Mary is such a spicy cocktail that it comes with its own potholder in case your guests can’t stand the heat.
Netflix also says Mastercard holders will receive priority seating and reservations, access to special experiences at restaurants, and two special cocktails. Mastercard is an official experience partner of Netflix, giving users access to events such as Netflix Bites and the upcoming Broadway show “Stranger Things.”
The new edition of Netflix Bites continues the streaming giant’s commitment to live experiences. The company has hosted live experiential shows based on shows such as “Stranger Things,” “Bridgerton” and “The Squid Game” in cities around the world.
These experiments will culminate this year with the opening of Netflix House food, retail and experiential services locations in Pennsylvania and Texas.
Still, the extended stay at one of Las Vegas’ busiest casinos is the company’s latest move to gain a foothold in the real world.
“Netflix Bites Vegas brings fan-favorites from the screen to the table and turns them into culinary adventures,” said Josh Simon, vice president of consumer products at Netflix. “We have partnered with MGM Grand, the hospitality and premier Las Vegas entertainment experts, to experience your favorite stories with an invitation to step into the worlds of Stranger Things, Bridgerton, Squid Games, Chefs and more. We’re excited to be able to offer fans a new way to eat, one bite at a time, whether it’s at the table, at dinner time, or live with David Chang. ”
Adds Mike Neubecke, MGM Grand’s President and COO: “Las Vegas is all about providing amazing experiences for our guests that allow them to escape to a new world. It’s very Netflix.” “Working with Netflix on Bites Vegas is an ideal partnership because we both know how to captivate and entertain.Together, we will work with Netflix in a way that only MGM and Netflix can deliver. , creating a destination that combines the best in entertainment and cuisine.”
Coincidentally, another major entertainment company is opening an experiential business in Las Vegas this year. NBCUniversal plans to open a year-round version of Halloween Horror Nights in Las Vegas, featuring haunted houses based on films such as “The Exorcist: Believer” and “The Exorcist: Believer.” Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
