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steaks plus sushi-grade fish. Chef Kazuki Tozawa is the man in charge   houetted peacocks add to the ambiance. Owner/Chef Chris Santos is a
        and guides a professional staff that maintains high standards for every   proponent of communal dining and loves serving up offerings that are
        guest.                                                 made to be shared. One of the favorites is oven-braised chicken meat-
                                                               balls made with sheep’s milk ricotta, wild mushrooms and truffle.
          The Cosmopolitan Hotel is graced with many high-end dining estab-
        lishments, but one of the most popular is STK, part of the ONE Group   The northwest corner of Town Square is the place for Texas de
        Hospitality’s chain. Specialties include a 34-ounce bone-in ribeye and   Brazil, another restaurant that will be delivering samples for hungry
        a collection of Kobe steaks. A creative list of sides includes mushroom   participants. The churrascaria is packed on most nights and why not.
        potpie, jalapeño cheddar grits, and lobster mac and cheese.  Visitors are treated to a gigantic salad bar that is filled with samplings
                                                               like Hearts of Palm, Tabbouleh and Pineapple Carpaccio with thinly
          A pairing of a pawnshop with a gourmet-dining restaurant was   sliced pieces of super sweet fruit. The endless parade of meats is pre-
        considered unique a couple of years ago. And Beauty and Essex, also   pared Texas-style with a lot of rub and fire. Picanha, the most memora-
        located at the Cosmopolitan, continues to please. Casual elegance is   ble part of sirloin, is a must-order.
        the key as memorable chandeliers hang above you and classy gold-sil-



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