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Meril brings Emeril Lagasse’s casual restaurant concept to M Resort

The Henderson venue is named for the chef’s daughter and includes terrace seating.

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Emeril Lagasse at a cooking demonstration at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, in May 2010. Archival chef photograph; Meril at M Resort is not pictured. Display crops may vary; open the full photo to see its original framing. U.S. Air Force / Staff Sgt. Stephen J. Otero · Public domain (U.S. federal government work)

An off-Strip addition

Meril is open at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson. FOX5 reported the opening on July 17, describing the Emeril Lagasse restaurant as a contemporary American concept named after his daughter.

The restaurant adds another option for diners considering a celebrity-chef venue away from the central Strip. Its Henderson setting is a practical distinction for south-valley residents planning a meal, though travel time depends on where a guest starts.

The room is part of the concept

FOX5’s report described a 220-seat main dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wraparound terrace overlooking the M Pool. The resort’s own dining listing also identifies Meril as a contemporary American restaurant.

These are reported features of the space, not a promise that a specific reservation includes an outdoor table or a particular view. Diners who need a certain seating arrangement should ask the restaurant directly.

Keep the locations straight

Meril also has a New Orleans presence, so an online search can turn up menus and happy-hour information for a different city. Use M Resort’s dining page for the Henderson venue and confirm current meal periods and reservations there.

This report does not infer that prices, daily specials or hours from the New Orleans restaurant apply in Southern Nevada.

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