Caesars Palace is a staple of the Las Vegas Strip, located close to the
corner of Las Vegas Blvd. and Flamingo Rd. It is an older hotel casino known for
luxury and an upscale feel. It is known for having hosted numerous sporting
events and has a range of dining, gaming and entertainment options.
The restaurant follows a water theme throughout for a unique and tranquil feel.
It features LCD monitors displaying scenic seascapes and a fountain at the
entrance. The décor is simple and upscale. The restaurant prides itself on
offering only the freshest food available along with fresh ingredients. They do
not have a particular signature dish because the menu is changing constantly
based on food that is in season but one popular item is Maytag blue cheese
soufflé. They offer both classical menu choices like cuisine hamburger options,
and high-end dishes. Private dining rooms are also available for high rollers
featuring an escape from the often busy public dining area. Bradley Ogden is
considered a casual up-scale dining experience.
Bradley Ogden at Caesars is open daily from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Average cost is
$35 per plate. Reservations are suggested.
