With its expansive view of the lake, this is one of Bellagio's prime dining spots. The colorful Circo sports velveteen harlequin-pattern seats and whimsically decorated chandeliers, and serves home-style Tuscan food. Among the appetizers are house-cured beef with an arugula, Parmesan, and lemon vinaigrette, and seared scallops over cauliflower and crispy pancetta. The homemade pastas include ravioli with spinach and sheep's milk ricotta in a butter-sage sauce. Caviar of various types is offered by the ounce for dinner, and the extensive wine cellar has selections from every wine-producing region of the world. It's the casual sister restaurant of next-door Le Cirque.
Reviewed by Phil_Ottawa from Ottawa, Canada on 11/5/08
A little expensive for what you get but hey, it's Bellagio! Spent New Year's Eve there for an early meal. I would go back. It is more of a "paysan" style rustic menu but quite good. Not my top recommendation but if you're looking for very nice and chic and don't have a budget: try it.
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