How to Get a Reservation at é by José Andrés

The Cosmopolitan · Las Vegas

é by José Andrés is an ultra-intimate 8-seat tasting experience hidden within Jaleo at the Cosmopolitan, a nightly avant-garde culinary journey from one of America's most acclaimed chef-restaurateurs.

Why Is It So Hard to Book?

Eight seats per night makes é one of the hardest reservations in the entire country, let alone Las Vegas. The experience draws serious food lovers who plan their Vegas trips specifically around dining here.

Tips for Getting a Table at é by José Andrés

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    é by José Andrés sells tickets on SevenRooms about three months ahead.

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    Reservations open months in advance on Tock and go almost immediately. This requires serious advance planning.

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    Check the reservation platform very regularly. Rare cancellations do occur.

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    This is a two-person experience by design. Go as a pair.

How to Book é by José Andrés

é by José Andrés takes reservations through SevenRooms, which ResTracker does not monitor. Book or join the waitlist on its SevenRooms page. For hard-to-book restaurants on Resy and OpenTable, ResTracker checks every few minutes and emails you the moment a slot opens up.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is é by José Andrés on Resy or OpenTable?

é by José Andrés takes reservations through SevenRooms, not Resy or OpenTable.

When do reservations open at é by José Andrés?

é by José Andrés sells tickets on SevenRooms about three months ahead.

How many seats does é by José Andrés have?

é seats just 8 guests per night, making it one of the hardest restaurant reservations in the United States.

Where is é by José Andrés located?

é is hidden within Jaleo at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on the Strip.

What kind of food does é by José Andrés serve?

é serves an avant-garde tasting menu from the José Andrés culinary team, featuring highly creative, technically precise small courses in the tradition of molecular gastronomy.

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