Ryan said the on site audio-visual team takes the worry out of any equipment needs and is available for every meeting. In addition, the resort’s entertainment department works with planners to create unique experiences ensuring meetings at the Sands are both fun and memorable.
“I think planners have come to know us, rely on and trust us to make sure all their needs are taken care of,” said Ryan. “We
pride ourselves in having strong, long last- ing relationships with planners. They know we are with them from the first phone call or email through to the com- pletion of their meetings.”
Today’s planners are busier than ever, and Ryan’s staff works to alleviate their stress by putting forth 100 percent effort into every meeting, and by seamlessly becom- ing a working part of each planner’s team.
A variety of dining options are available at Sands Bethlehem, including Emeril’s Chop House, a restaurant that accommo- dates 230 guests. Its menu boasts an exten- sive wine list and traditional steakhouse fare like prime steaks, chops and seafood. Burgers and More by Emeril serves up to 90 guests and is highlighted by a menu that features prime burgers and build- your-own options. Also, a full bar with seven flat screen televisions complements the restaurant.
The Sands’ newest restaurant, Emeril’s Italian Table, opened this spring and can accommodate up to 170 guests while serving up rustic, Italian-inspired fare.
The Carnegie Deli can accommodate as many as 150 patrons, and serves famous New York City deli fare, including mile- high sandwiches and cheesecake.
St. James Gate Irish Pub and Carvery has room for 150 guests, and features an array of imported and domestic draft beers, beer flights, and a pub fare menu.
Market-Gourmet Express accommodates 330 guests and offers stations like gourmet coffee and pastries, smoothies and ice cream, pizza and Italian cuisine, hot dogs and hamburgers, sushi and Asian special- ties, as well as salads and wraps. Meanwhile, Cobalt Café is open 24 hours and features a buffet along with a casual dining menu.
Attendees can opt for Coil, as well, a casi- no lounge with tabletop video poker machines; Molten Lounge, which offers live entertainment and specialty cock- tails; or Infusion, an ultra-lounge that is elegant and chic and features specialty house-infused cocktails and martinis along with draft and bottled beers.
If attendees want to go shopping after hours or during scheduled breaks, Sands & Co. is an upscale gift shop that sells décor items for the home,
jewelry,
Bethlehem Steel memorabilia, apparel, gifts themed around the on site restau- rants and lounges, spa and skin products, and unique finds with the Sands logo.
Developed by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation on the site of the former his- toric Bethlehem Steel plant, the Sands
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