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Bartolotta

Bartolotta Review

Arguably the most romantic choice among the Wynn's many restaurants, Bartolotta specializes in Italian seafood. Set along the resort's chic shopping promenade, it has a curved bar on the upper level, from which a staircase leads down to a dining room and (mostly covered) patio. Chef Paul Bartolotta has fish such as sea bream and pink snapper flown in thrice-weekly from the best markets in Europe. The menu changes nightly but could include options such as charcoal-grilled cuttlefish and sautéed Mediterranean turbot in a white wine broth with leeks and clams. There are superb non-seafood entrées, too.

    Restaurant Details

  • No lunch.

Member Reviews

  • Joette_Lookabaugh, from Los Angeles
    2/21/11

    Terrible experience. Not a romantic ambiance. Waiters were too busy to notice anything we needed salt and couldn't get any. The place smelled like old fish. The Italian was over cheeses and the fish was mediocre. I'd never go back there.

    Ratings details: Food: 3 | Atmosphere: 1 | Service: 1 | Value: 1
  • gchooljian1980, from Fresno,
    7/21/10

    My wife and I celebrated our 30th anniversary at Bartolotta along with our best man and his wife. The restaurant and food were wonderful. The service from our waiter was undesirable. He made us feel like we were bothering him by being in the restaurant. He was very hurried and did not like answering questions. The ordering is not normal at this restaurant because you choose a fish from the display. I felt rushed the whole meal. He was not very professional in his presentation or explanation. The meal costs $300 per couple and I would expect to get treated much better. They are lucky that the food is good. A restaurant of this caliber and pricing should have the best service. I will not be going back to this establishment again.

    Ratings details: Food: 5 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 1 | Value: 4
  • Joanmarie, from San Clemente, CA
    6/13/07

    It is a beautiful restaurant with much ambience, great service, all the elegant qualities one could expect. However, we had a very bad experience. Fresh fish is priced by the gram. One section of the menu offered John Dorey. It said $22. We must have missedthe fine print as it turned out to be $22 per gram. Our bill just for the fish for the two of us was $140. Total bill for two glasses of wine, and a salad was $204. We felt that we were taken. Food was good, but $140 for a small fish for two people is too much!

    Ratings details: Food: 4 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 5 | Value: 1
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