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Netflix Opens Restaurant in Las Vegas

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21 hours ago

Summary

Netflix's newest restaurant, Netflix Bites, is now open in Las Vegas for a year-long residency. The menu features dishes inspired by Netflix shows and movies, such as Stranger Wings and DIY 'Nailed It!' cakes.

Key Points

The restaurant operates from the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino for a year.
Netflix has previously opened pop-up restaurants and is expanding its in-person experiences.
The new restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, including a 'Bridgerton'-inspired tea service.

Why It Matters

This new restaurant marks Netflix's continued expansion into in-person experiences and provides a unique dining experience for fans of the platform.

Author

Sarah Perez

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