Lavo Brunch?

[Graf von B]

Have any people here tried out the Lavo Brunch? What's the atmosphere/people like? And how does pricing work?

And while on the subject, are there any other decent options for daytime partying? Summer pool parties aside, it seems like its more of a NY/LA thing but hasn't really touched down in Vegas yet.

[davidg545]

Have any people here tried out the Lavo Brunch? What's the atmosphere/people like? And how does pricing work?

And while on the subject, are there any other decent options for daytime partying? Summer pool parties aside, it seems like its more of a NY/LA thing but hasn't really touched down in Vegas yet.

You got GBDC (Ghostbar day club) as an alternative to winter day time parties. Check out the videos on YouTube for both parties. Both look like an amazing time!

[boags]

haven't been to Lavo brunch, but planning to go next trip, so also keen to hear fb from anyone that has been..?

The way pricing works is different to bottle service at a club, its done on a min food and bev per head. Check with a host, but ballpark pricing pp I was given is $200, with +/- variation depending on whether you want good/better/best table location. Not bad, IMO, considering easy to do $200 a head on a boozy lunch...

If you want host details, Robert Chiti's details are linked on the front page. He's a great host to deal with. Donnie Eversole is a great bloke too, and posts here under the handle donnie.lavo.

[Mongeaux]

+1 To Donnie, couldn't hook up with him on my last trip, but is a super cool dude. Took awesome care of a bachelor party I was in charge of last time around.

Is LAVO Brunch going to continue to be open during pool season?

[IRockNvegas]

Wait, what, 200 pp for brunch?

[boags]

Yup, buts that's food and drinks...and its called a brunch, but given it open at 2pm, its more like a debauched lunch...

[IRockNvegas]

I have done plenty of champagne brunches usually $50 pp , 200? Lol ...no.

[IRockNvegas]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYbmnITbGSo&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/ame]


Also looks like prices start at 100pp min

[RollOfTheDice]

Will be doing Lavo brunch next Saturday and will have a full report.

[atomicbomber]

Will be doing Lavo brunch next Saturday and will have a full report.

looking forward to this, i was hesitant to go when i was in vegas because no "real" reviews, would love to hear a JCer go and report back

[Godzuki]

I went around thanksgiving, it was a good time. Price out the door - tip included - was $500ish for three alcoholics. Thought it was worth the buck seventy per person.

[RollOfTheDice]

I went around thanksgiving, it was a good time. Price out the door - tip included - was $500ish for three alcoholics. Thought it was worth the buck seventy per person.

Tell us more...entertainment? atmosphere and environment?

[Godzuki]

I dohno, it was just a good time. Just watch the video; that was pretty much it - frankly the best thing was the laid back vibe. They managed to juggle the brunch and party atmosphere perfectly. Never felt weird stuffing your face or bouncing around partying.

I'd do it again but probably not as the "day after breakfast" boozing for a dozen hours I really just need a sausage mcmuffin. Which costs oh, $169 less.

[RollOfTheDice]

So - Thanks to Kevin Lee got hooked up for this one over the weekend. Went with a girlfriend of mine.

Normally there is a table min but we just got hooked up and walked straight in to check it out.

Honestly one of the best times I've ever had in Vegas. Very chill atmosphere, good DJ, folks partying all day long.

Bottle prices seemed very reasonable. The folks that we were hanging out with said their bottle of Goose had cost $250. I believe the champagne bottles are reasonably priced as well.

I highly recommend this...however, I do suggest getting a table reservation so that it's easier to order food, and with bottles that cheap, you might as well order one. They may even have decent deals for B1G1 if you discuss it with the right person.

[bhart]

So - Thanks to Kevin Lee got hooked up for this one over the weekend. Went with a girlfriend of mine.

Normally there is a table min but we just got hooked up and walked straight in to check it out.

Honestly one of the best times I've ever had in Vegas. Very chill atmosphere, good DJ, folks partying all day long.

Bottle prices seemed very reasonable. The folks that we were hanging out with said their bottle of Goose had cost $250. I believe the champagne bottles are reasonably priced as well.

I highly recommend this...however, I do suggest getting a table reservation so that it's easier to order food, and with bottles that cheap, you might as well order one. They may even have decent deals for B1G1 if you discuss it with the right person.

Both of the new Saturday day-time parties are on to something big...both serve food but 1 is more food based than the other. Everyone should check them both out on a winter Saturday in Las Vegas.