At Aria, where choice once flourished, it flourishes again. But this is not, as before, the choice of familiar abundance. This is choice, edited. Choice at once distinct and expansive. The choice of the moment.

The buffet at Aria, a fine instance of classic Las Vegas plenitude, closed in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic. In December, Proper Eats food hall is scheduled to open in the former buffet on Aria’s second-level promenade, the Review-Journal has exclusively learned.

Proper Eats, developed by Clique Hospitality of Vegas, offers a dozen food and drink concepts (to use the industry term), mini-restaurants that range globally from breakfast to burgers, ramen to Jewish deli, Mediterranean to Korean fried chicken and beyond, in 24,000 square feet.