Lindner said it was a time when the mob was involved, men and women dressed up to go out, and there was a hint of danger. All of them had a bit of spicy kick to it, but the cheesy dipping sauce helped subdue the flame.Friends and restaurateurs Brent Lindner and Brian Paustian were fascinated with Las Vegas in the 50s and mid-60s. One of them had the seeds intact and we didn’t know which one it was! If my memory was correct, I believed our friend, William, was the lucky one 😛 They were super crispy on the outside. Six jalapeno poppers were served individually in a shot glass, with their own cheddar bacon ranch dressing. We asked our server for suggestions and finally decided on the truffle parmesan fries (USD$11), roasted jalapeno poppers (USD$12) and hells kitchen burger (USD$14). Opening up the menu, we found…… Gordon Ramsay! Unlike regular burger place, the table was setup quite formally. The restaurant has a open dining space, with lively, casual ambiance. After a good 45 mins wait, we finally got a table! The hostess took down our name and phone number so that we could walk around elsewhere while waited to be called. We visited the restaurant on a Saturday evening with our friends and, as expected, there was a loooooong line forming outside. When we asked our friends who have been to Las Vegas for restaurant recommendations, the first thing they suggested was Gordon Ramsay’s BurGR. Put it on your “must-eat” list, chocolate addicts. It is definitely worth a visit! Find out more about their locations here. It tasted very rich, creamy and sweet, Kev said it resembled eggnog white chocolate. Perfect for winter days! The thick white hot chocolate was steeped with caramel apple and topped with cinnamon and whipped cream. The drink came in a cute little hugmug, where you could wrap our hands around it to keep them warm. We ended our meal with the American dream apple pie hot chocolate (USD$5.95). The waffle fries went well with the sweet spicy mayo. It tasted fabulous! The medium rare beef patty was crispy on the outside while the inside remained juicy. Kev ordered the Brenner burger (USD$14.25), with waffle fries dusted with chili and cocoa powder. You could sit at the bar (they did sell alcoholic drinks) or at the sofa dining area. The smell of chocolate filled up the whole place and instantly put you in a happy mood. Looking up, you could see “100% Pure Chocolate” pipes run throughout the restaurant. Walking into the restaurant is like walking into a chocolate factory. The restaurant was conveniently located inside the Forum Shops at Caesar Palace. When I found out there’s also a branch in Las Vegas, I was overjoyed! XD Too bad this branch is now permanently closed, but we could still satiate our hunger through photos 😛 When I went back to Asia, I was delighted to find their Singapore branch to continue feeding my Max Brenner addiction. Max Brenner Chocolate by the Bald Caesar Palace Thanks Angie and The Novice Gardener for putting together this weekly Friday party. This is my first time joining the Fiesta Friday community.

Happy Friday everyone! Any burger lover out there? Kev and I had a burger fever on our Las Vegas trip last Christmas. Just thought I would share with you our eatery adventure in celebration of all the hard work you put in for the week. Please see our disclosure page for more details. This site uses affiliate links and we may earn a small commission when you use our links and make a purchase without incurring additional fee yourself.

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