Turning Stone partners with Las Vegas culinary legend for new steakhouse

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Elizabeth Blau-a restaurant consultant credited with transforming Las Vegas into a culinary mecca-is bringing her skills to Turning Stone Resort Casino’s new “TS Steakhouse.” The restaurant will replace the upscale, private dining room Club 2.1 on the 21st floor of the Turning Stone Tower Hotel, as well as Turning Stone’s current steakhouse, Forest Grill.

The venue atop the tallest building between Albany and Syracuse offers breathtaking panoramic views of the countryside including Oneida Lake. TS Steakhouse will serve the “finest cuts of meat and exquisite seafood,” an Oneida Indian Nation press release states. “We recently completed a comprehensive market study…

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