Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileMarché Bacchus
Las Vegas, NV · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A French restaurant and wine bar with a lakeside setting, Marché Bacchus pairs a retail shop with a dining room. The wine list spans over 950 labels, and guests can buy from the shop and pay a $10 fee to enjoy it at the table. Regular wine dinners provide guided multi-course pairings.
- What should I order?
- For a structured introduction, attend the Lakeside Wine Dinner, which pairs courses like Niçoise salad and braised short rib with wines such as Justin Rosé and Justin Reserve Cabernet. Alternatively, browse the attached shop and pay the $10 corkage-style fee to drink a retail selection at your table.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Wine enthusiasts who appreciate a large selection and the flexibility to pick a bottle from an attached retail shop will find the setup appealing. Those who enjoy guided, multi-course wine dinners will also be well served by the regular events.
- What should I expect to spend?
- The Lakeside Wine Dinner is priced at $119 per person. Enjoying a retail wine at the table carries a nominal $10 fee.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The attached wine shop offers a curated selection of French, Mediterranean, and global vintages, and its over 950 labels can be purchased retail then enjoyed at the table for a $10 fee. This hybrid retail-dining model is unusual and practical.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Marché Bacchus offers a wine list exceeding 950 labels, plus a retail shop with French, Mediterranean, and global vintages. Regular wine dinners feature multi-course menus with guided pairings. Retail bottles can be enjoyed at the table for a $10 fee.
Menu strengths
- — The wine list exceeds 950 labels, providing considerable breadth for exploration.
- — The attached retail shop allows guests to select a bottle and enjoy it at the table for a $10 fee, a flexible and practical option.
- — Regularly hosted wine dinners offer structured, guided pairings across multiple courses.
Standout selections
- — Justin Rosé, paired with Niçoise salad at the Lakeside Wine Dinner.
- — Justin Justification, paired with caramelized mushroom and onion tart.
- — Justin Reserve Cabernet, paired with 12-hour braised short rib.
- — Justin Isosceles, paired with dark cherry chocolate tart.
Pricing: Lakeside Wine Dinner $119 per person; $10 fee to enjoy retail wine at table.
How it sits with the food
The wine dinners provide guided pairings for each course, such as Justin Rosé with Niçoise salad and Justin Reserve Cabernet with 12-hour braised short rib, indicating a menu designed around wine compatibility.
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