Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd are further cementing their place in Sin City with the announcement of the second Las Vegas venue.
Vanderpump à Paris, which will feature cocktails, dishes and design inspired by the City of Light is slated to open its doors this winter at the Paris Las Vegas.
The new establishment will follow the immensely successful Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace which became an instant hot spot after opening two and a half years ago.
Oui, Oui! Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd are further cementing their place in Sin City with the announcement of the second Las Vegas venue, Vanderpump à Paris
Like all of Lisa’s establishments, Vanderpump à Paris will mix great food, bespoke drinks and a luxurious atmosphere but with a Parisian twist.
‘We are so excited to be expanding in Las Vegas, and Vanderpump à Paris has been a passion project of ours for a long time,’ Lisa said in a press release.
‘Vanderpump Cocktail Garden has been such a huge success and working with Caesars has been a wonderful experience; we can’t wait to bring another concept to life under their umbrella.’
Lisa and Ken will once again work with design partner Nick Alain on the new venture which will draw on LVP’s own experience living in France.
Cheers! A rendering of the new spot, brings in Lisa’s signature hot pink color palette in the signage and French sculptures line the entrance beneath oversized custom awnings
‘After living in France for many years, it has been such an incredible journey to make our ideas a reality and, working with our extraordinary design partner Nick Alain, we have created a design unlike anything we’ve ever seen, with epic visual statements – it is our hope to bring the stunning visuals of Paris into the heart of Las Vegas.
‘The food will be sexy and delicious, the cocktails exquisite and unique, and the overall experience will be one that is unforgettable! It’s really been a labor of love and we can’t wait to share it with you.’
A rendering of the new spot, brings in Lisa’s signature hot pink color palette in the signage and French sculptures line the entrance beneath oversized custom awnings.
‘After living in France for many years, it has been such an incredible journey to make our ideas a reality and, working with our extraordinary design partner Nick Alain, we have created a design unlike anything we’ve ever seen, with epic visual statements – it is our hope to bring the stunning visuals of Paris into the heart of Las Vegas.’
‘The power and magic of Lisa Vanderpump can be felt through the excitement we continue to see after 2.5 years of Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace, and we are thrilled to extend our partnership with her to open a second Las Vegas location at the Paris Las Vegas,’ said Jason Gregorec, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Paris Las Vegas.
Adding: ‘Vanderpump à Paris will bring Lisa’s charm and flair to the resort that will attract fans and guests looking for an unparalleled night out filled with picturesque cocktails and bites.’
The restaurant will be broken into multiple seating areas with space for 200 guests. Like her popular cocktail garden Caesars, the Parisian outlet will have a unique menu of spirits and a wine list reflective of France.
C’est magnifique: The restaurant will be broken into multiple seating areas with space for 200 guests. Like her popular cocktail garden Caesars, the Parisian outlet will have a unique menu of spirits and a wine list reflective of France.
Additionally, Vanderpump Family’s signature branded Rosé, Chardonnay and Cabernet will be on the menu to pair with Lisa’s spin on Parisian dishes reimagined for a Vegas crowd.
The reality mogul’s new restaurant will join her expansive empire as her second in Vegas, along with SUR, Tom Tom and Pump in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, Lisa has been busier than ever these days, releasing three new shows during the pandemic and getting back underway with Vanderpump Rules.
On social media this week Lisa revealed that she was taking a much needed respite after wrapping up Rules, which is heading into season nine after a long delay due to COVID-19.
‘We are so excited to be expanding in Las Vegas, and Vanderpump à Paris has been a passion project of ours for a long time,’ Lisa said in a press release. ‘Vanderpump Cocktail Garden has been such a huge success and working with Caesars has been a wonderful experience; we can’t wait to bring another concept to life under their umbrella.’
Peacock’s Vanderpump Dogs, named for Lisa’s prolific Los Angeles based rescue of the same name, premiered on the streaming network earlier this summer.
The reality series, which LVP called her ‘passion project’ during a chat with DailyMailTV, pulls back the curtain on the emotional journey of giving adoptable dogs a second chance to find their forever homes.
LVP had not one but two canine TV shows this year. The dog lover served as a judge in the first season of ABC’s dog grooming competition, Pooch Perfect, hosted by Rebel Wilson.
Lisa also debuted Overserved with Lisa Vanderpump on E! which sees the star hosting dinner parties with celebrity pals at her luxurious home Villa Rosa.
Mogul! Meanwhile, Lisa has been busier than ever these days, releasing three new shows during the pandemic and getting back underway with Vanderpump Rules