Sneak Preview of TAP at the MGM Grand

Grid View

• TAP borrows its concept from the MGM Grand Detroit.
• The sports bar is not short of TV screens.
• The central bar faces an open plan kitchen.
• The branded wood design motif extends to the wooden tables.
• The main entrance faces the lines for Hakkasan.
• The open plan space features views of the casino floor.

TAP, the sequel to MGM Grand Detroit's successful sports bar concept, expects to land in Las Vegas in time for the Super Bowl weekend. Already, the electrical work is up and running, awaiting the completion of a fully working kitchen and multiple beer taps for the multitude of impending beers.

The woody open design features a central bar, equally open-plan kitchen and wooden tables logo branded like the exterior. Pebbled glass inside is absent from the exterior walls to create views of the casino from all sides. The main raised entrance faces the lines of clubbers waiting to enter Hakkasan and the existing, circular Centrifuge bar steps away. The overall look is very similar in approach to its Detroit sibling.

The 9,108-square-foot project with an estimated $5,690,595 construction budget is the replacement of the free Lion Habitat exhibit and retail store that operated for 11 years before being shuttered by the resort in January 2012.
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