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Celebrity chef brothers Bryan and Michael Voltaggio are joining forces to share a one-of-a-kind menu at Harvest restaurant

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Celebrity chef brothers Bryan and Michael Voltaggio are joining forces to share a one-of-a-kind menu at Harvest restaurant at Bellagio January 14-16. Guests will explore food selections conceptualized by the Voltaggio Brothers exclusively for the weekend, where the famous television stars, judges and personalities will personally prepare and execute a variety of specialty dishes with the signature culinary-level mastery for which they are known. 

Voltaggio at Bellagio will feature an a la carte menu of fresh ideas from both chefs that celebrate Italian cuisine with nods to innovative American culinary techniques. Guests will be treated to familiar Italian staples crafted in Voltaggio Brothers style, making each bite as remarkable as the creativity and presentation itself. 

Highlights of the menu include:

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  • Smoked Tuna Carpaccio: blood orange agrodolce, cippolini onions, pumpkin seeds
  • Macaroni Salad: sea urchin cream, blue crab, caviar, “Italian breadcrumbs”
  • Rosemary Focaccia: whipped mortadella, ricotta
  • Ink Orecchiette: calamari bolognese, fried squid, fennel pollen
  • Truffle Risotto: whipped mascarpone, black winter truffle, smoked parmesan
  • Bistecca alla Fiorentina: aged beef porterhouse, castelvetrano olive caponata
  • Waffle Cone Cannoli: genduja chocolate, pistachio, cocoa nibs

Hours of operation for Voltaggio at Bellagio will be 5 p.m. – 10 p.m. Reservations are required and can be made by visiting Harvest at Bellagio online.

About Chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio

Natives of Frederick, MD, chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio are known for their creativity in the kitchen and their family-first attitude when it comes to cooking. The brothers became famous when their sibling rivalry caught attention on the Emmy award-winning seasons of Bravo’s Top Chef. After Michael won Top Chef in Season 6, (Bryan came in 2nd), the brothers combined forces to build a restaurant empire together that includes modern seafood restaurant Estuary at CityCenterDC’s Conrad hotel, fine dining steakhouse Voltaggio Brothers Steak House at MGM National Harbor, and fast-casual fish sandwich shop STRFSH in Santa Monica.

Bryan and Michael Voltaggio currently star in the Food Network cooking competition series Battle of the Brothers, where the Top Chef alums welcome eight aspiring chefs into their kitchen for the ultimate culinary showdown.

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