Le Cirque, one of the most storied names in American restaurant history, with a pedigree stretching back more than 50 years to New York City and its founding by hospitality legend Sirio Maccioni, is closing after almost 28 years at Bellagio on the Las Vegas Strip, MGM Resorts International announced Monday.
The restaurant, the final location for the brand in the U.S. following the shuttering of the New York flagship in December 2017, will close after service on Aug. 23, sending out its final tasting menus featuring modern riffs on French classics. The space will become another culinary concept planned to debut in mid-2027, the announcement said.
