HaSalon Las Vegas
Mediterranean restaurant · South Las Vegas ·
Israeli fare with table dancing and DJ-driven parties
Israeli fare with table dancing and DJ-driven parties
"Built for Vegas’s night‑into‑dance‑party energy, Eyal Shani’s vibey spot shifts from Israeli cooking touched by Japanese and French technique into full‑tilt revelry as the evening wears on. I grin at the menu’s wild streak—the “Horrible Hammer” smashing herbs and flowers into carpaccio, asparagus tucked into a paper envelope, and “pasta” torn from artichoke petals—because the whimsy works and the room, with its warm woods, tile, and a lived‑in feel, begs for dancing on the table later." - Andrea Bennett
"As an outpost of Eyal Shani at The Venetian, HaSalon is listed among the high-profile culinary offerings inside the complex." - CNT Editors
"Opened in summer 2023 just downstairs from the vacated second‑floor space, this outpost emphasizes high‑energy, performance‑style dining with tabletop dancing, spinning napkins, and trays of braided string beans." - Janna Karel
"Beginning December 1, a “Latkes Three Ways” dish is served throughout December: a trio of crab, zucchini, and classic potato latkes paired with toppings of crème fraîche, caviar, and salmon roe. The latke trio is $46." - Janna Karel
"This fine-dining Mediterranean and Israeli restaurant turns into a full-fledged Tel Aviv dance party after 8 p.m., so if your group needs a respite from the action or if you only want to dance on the tables in front of your chosen guests, HaSalon’s private dining rooms can accommodate parties both large and small. Combine the two rooms to twirl napkins above your head all night long with up to 140 of your closest friends and family." - Emmy Kasten