Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak Vegas – 3 Course Menu Review!
As of June 2023, the 3 course menu wasn’t really clear of what it consists of, so I asked how it worked when a couple friends and I dined at Tom Colicchio’s Craftsteak in Vegas!!
Not All Need to Participate – Great Way to Try a Variety of Steaks and More!
That’s right! Not everyone at the table needs to partake in the 3 course menu if one person wants to go that route. If you have a party of 5 and only want to get 3 of the 3 course menus and all 5 share, that’s fine as well! These “rules” or lack of rules is true as of June 2023 and hopefully they stay that way!
What’s Included in the 3 Course Option?
The pricing is by which steak you’d like to get, and you’ll get the following in total within the 3 course option –
- Appetizer – can choose between a good selection of appetizers! There are also some “premium” options that you can get if you pay an additional $10 or $15 or so, such as the charcuterie board.
- Side – either one of their Potatoes, grains, veggie options.
- The Steak – whichever steak you choose from the options. The steak you choose determines the price.
- Dessert – ok, so 4 courses? YESSSS!! Variety of desserts to choose from after your meal.
Start of the Meal
Rather elegant yet chill vibe here and no pressure to dress superfine as the standard no open toe, no swimwear, etc. will do. We were seated after we checked in for our reservation and we were given our bread and water. Drink menus were presented to us so we had some time to take a look and order drinks before we ordered our food.
Our Cocktails
- 19th on Fab – Jalapeño Infused Tequila, Cointreau, Passion Fruit. I asked the server what he recommended and he asked if I liked spicy and I said yep, so this one was recommended to me. Pretty good! Just a hint of the jalapeño, a bit sweet.
- Smoldering Temptress – Dewar’s 15, Papa’s Pilar 24yr Solera, Five Spice Syrup, Angostura Bitters, Applewood Smoke Infused. Smokey cocktail here!
Let’s Get Into Our Meal!
We decided to do two of the 3 course menus for us to share, so we got to pick 2 appetizers, 2 steaks, 2 potatoes/grains/veggies, and 2 desserts! Here they are. Enjoy!!
Dessert Time!
We were getting a bit full at this point so we were so glad we didn’t get 3 of these 3 course menus to share! Dessert menus came after we finished our food and we got to choose between chocolate cake, cheesecake, cinnamon monkey bread, ice cream and sorbet, and crème brûlée. Though choice in a sense, but we ended up going with the cinnamon monkey bread and the crème brûlée.
Worth It?
We had a great time here! I personally was disappointed in the ribeye and the mushroom risotto, but everything else was really delicious. A bit pricey, but that Japanese A5 wagyu steak as the 3 course menu itself was worth it compared to ordering that plus the appetizer and side (and dessert) separately. Drinks were good and the setting was nice as well. I’d definitely go back, but would like to try some other Vegas restaurants before I do so!
