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5 places to celebrate National S’mores Day in Las Vegas

S‘mores Mocha at Hash House A Go Go. (Courtesy Photo)
S‘mores at Bazaar Meat, SLS Las Vegas. (Courtesy Photo)
Fried S‘mores at Tap, MGM Grand. (Courtesy photo)
Campfire S‘mores Martini at Tbones Chophouse, Red Rock Resort. (Courtesy photo)
S‘mores Mocha at 3940 Coffee + Tea, Delano Las Vegas. (Courtesy photo)
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By Heidi Knapp Rinella Las Vegas Review-Journal
August 10, 2015 - 8:10 am
 

Celebrate National S'mores Day, which is today — no campfire required. Here are five places to celebrate around town.

Hash House A Go Go — S'mores Mocha

A classic mocha with toasted marshmallows and graham crackers is topped with chocolate sauce and sprinkled with cocoa, $8.99.

Bazaar Meat, SLS Las Vegas — S'mores

This one pairs the traditional chocolate, marshmallow and graham crackers with foie gras, $30.

Tap, MGM Grand — Fried S'mores

House-made vanilla marshmallow is sandwiched between two thin pieces of almond cake with a chocolate coin in the middle, then dipped in waffle batter, coated with graham cracker pieces, fried and served with chocolate dipping sauce, $8.

Tbones Chophouse, Red Rock Resort — Campfire S'mores Martini

This mixture of cream de cacao, Absolut Vanilla vodka, marshmallow simple syrup and half and half is finished with a graham cracker rim and roasted marshmallow, $13.

3940 Coffee + Tea, Delano Las Vegas — S'mores Mocha

Espresso, milk, marshmallow and whipped cream are topped with crushed graham crackers, $7.

If you have suggestions for On the Menu, please contact Heidi Knapp Rinella at Hrinella@reviewjournal.com. Find more of her stories at wwwreviewjournal.com and bestoflasvegas.com and follow @HKRinella on Twitter.

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