Narrowed down to 2 for wedding night dinner Sage or Alize

[shell64]

I have narrowed down my wedding night to be held either at Sage or Alize at the Palms. I know there is a huge fan base for Sage, however, I was also hoping for the wow view of the strip, which Alize would have. If we choose Sage, the tasting menu looks great. I have not been able to find much on food quality for Alize. Any insight would be appreciated.

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Alize
4321 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

[shell64]

Thank you everyone for the replies. Sage it is!! Now to figure out the best way to get there from the MGM :)

[SDGourmand]

Sage without question. Then head over to the mandarin for drinks and a great view of the strip.

[lvnvflyer]

Ate at Alize several years ago; it does have great views and I would say overall the room is more romantic than Sage (although I really like the room at Sage very much). I thought the food at Alize was quite good, pretty traditional French, and service was terrific. One note: it's right beneath one of the nightclubs, and we noticed that you could hear the music/noise of the club in the restaurant, which takes a little bit of the elegance away from the room (Alize doesn't seem to quite fit in at the Palms...) Although I enjoyed Alize, I think Sage's food is quite a bit better; one way to get the best of both worlds might be to take your new spouse to the bar at the Mandarin Oriental for a PDD or an ADD (or both). The bar has great champagne cocktails and fabulous views......

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Alize
4321 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

[raider]

i've never been to alize, but sage is spectacular. i have been to the bar at MO. nice views, but otherwise ordinary. good drinks and bar snacks, but expensive.