If shopping, or even just window-shopping, stimulates your appetite, you're in luck at the Palazzo, which is home to Emeril's newest restaurant, Table 10, which anchors the top level of The Shoppes at The Palazzo. There, it's located just steps past luxury jewelry retailers like Links of London, Van Cleef & Arpels and Charriol, not to mention high-end apparel emporiums like Billionaire Couture and Thomas Pink. In fact, there are more than 60 international boutiques to browse on this expansive resort property, the largest of which is Barney's New York, which has made its Las Vegas debut here. Although Barneys is the retail anchor, Table 10 is most certainly among the property's anchor eateries.

Upon passing by the pianists and other musicians that populate the galleries at The Shoppes at the Palazzo you'll see a beautiful restaurant awash in dark wood and multicolored glass. Table 10 awaits you. Immediately before entering you'll notice the outdoor dining. Diners are typically not seated here during the lunchtime hours, unless there is overflow from the restaurant or diners have reserved it by special request. During dinner hours, however, you can dine to your heart's content in this 70-seat sidewalk cafe. Although it's not really a sidewalk -- it is inside, after all, in the retail shop area of the Palazzo -- it's the perfect place to sit if you'd care to take in the sights of shoppers looking for that perfect gift, for either a loved one or for themselves! These seats are separated from the restaurant by colorful paned glass windows in rectilinear patterns of yellow, blue, cream and bronze, which are then levered open at an angle in order to create a glass canopy under which the atmosphere of the inside and outside can comingle. The tables, both rectangular and circular, are made of finished copper and paired with dark woven armless chairs. They're complemented by small green trees and boxes of beautiful flowers that are strategically placed throughout the patio, along the railing that separates the dining area from the shopping promenade. If you happen to look above you, you might note clusters of lighting fixtures surrounded by rectangular, textured yellow glass; look closer, however, and you'll see that the texturing is really words from the culinary lexicon. You'll see the same effect inside, on the way to the restrooms.