CATCH Las Vegas

Open Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun. Pre-confirmed tables and reservations bypass standard walk-up queues via a dedicated VIP podium.

Tickets/entry run $0–$0, while reserved tables/packages open at $1,350 base. Including 0% NV LET, 8.375% Clark County sales tax, 5% venue fee, and 20% gratuity, a $1,350 minimum totals $1,801 all-in (~$225/person across 8 guests).

Prime 8:15 PM Center Showroom / Fountain-Side Booth (Prime Center Captain’s Booths 10–18, from $1,800 base) is the consistent insider sweet spot at CATCH Las Vegas—capturing elevated full-room sightlines and fast server turns at a fraction of Prime Center Captain’s Booths 10–18 ($1,800+ base).

CATCH Las Vegas enforces upscale Vegas evening attire: smart collared shirts, dark fitted jeans or slacks, and loafers or clean luxury sneakers (blazers look sharp at prime 8:30 PM seatings, though ties are never required). Shorts, baseball caps, athletic jerseys, and flip-flops are prohibited.

Reservations are mandatory, and walk‑ups rarely secure a seat; VIP guests with prior bookings glide straight to the front of the line, while unreserved parties face a 30‑minute to an hour wait.

DJ‑driven high‑energy supper club (Iconic Botanical Pergola Tunnel, Truffle Sashimi, A5 Wagyu & High-Energy Group Tables).

Current CATCH Las Vegas menu & bottle benchmarks include: Catch Roll (Crab, Salmon, Torched Miso) ($34), Truffle Sashimi (Tuna, Hamachi, Caviar) ($38), Japanese A5 Wagyu on Hot River Rock ($96), Crispy Shrimp (Spicy Mayo & Tobiko) ($32). All food and bottle spend ordered at your table applies 100% toward your minimum before tax, venue fee, and gratuity.

Sharp dress is mandatory—no sneakers, shorts, or casual denim; jackets are required for men, and fitted evening wear or upscale dresses for women. Footwear must be leather or elegant heels.

Personal smartphone photos are permitted (no professional detachable lenses or flash strobes); all THC/cannabis vapes are strictly prohibited under Nevada Gaming rules.

CATCH Las Vegas does not enforce nightclub guy-to-girl door ratios—entry is governed strictly by confirmed reservation times, ticket tiers, and standard ARIA Resort & Casino dress/bag policies.

Budget 95–110 minutes for a group dinner of 8–14 guests so courses aren't rushed before an 11:00 PM show or club entry.

Proper Eats Food Hall / PoshBurger on ARIA’s Promenade level, or take the 3-minute indoor walkway to The Henry at The Cosmopolitan.

For 8–14-man bachelor crews or 16 – 80 guests (Emerald Private Dining & Semi-Private Wing) corporate outings (9m from Mandalay Bay), locking a single-ledger minimum or private salon eliminates ratio friction and splits cleanly.

Individual dietary modifications are plated seamlessly alongside group family-style or multi-course pre-fixe menus when flagged 24 hours ahead.

Most large-party contracts allow splitting evenly across up to 4–6 cards maximum—use our Group Split-Ledger beforehand so one card earns the points without table math.

Standard dining holds seats for 15 minutes only, and no-show fees run $75–$150 per guest unless everyone arrives together.

Corkage is permitted on up to two 750ml bottles not featured on the cellar list ($75–$100/bottle), and custom pastry chef cakes can be pre-ordered 48 hours out.

Typical demographic runs 25 – 46 with a lively mix of resort VIPs, celebration groups, and convention executives.

Proper Eats Food Hall / PoshBurger on ARIA’s Promenade level, or take the 3-minute indoor walkway to The Henry at The Cosmopolitan.

Choose CATCH for its botanical spectacle and group‑buyout flexibility, while Carbone excels in classic New York Italian comfort; pick Carbone if you want traditional pasta without the high‑energy DJ atmosphere.