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Address: Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S, Center Strip, Las Vegas, NV, 89109 | Map It
Phone: 702/414-3000 | Reserve Online

Price range: $$-$$$$
Cuisine: Italian
Location: Venetian Hotel and Casino

Write a review | Avg. member rating: 1.6/5

Fodor's Review:

The Grill, the busy front room of this dual contemporary Italian eatery on the Venetian's busy "restaurant row," has a casual, urban vibe. Choose either appetizer or entrée portions of pasta, or heartier fare such as three-meat lasagna, a rosemary-infused veal steak, or shrimp-and-calamari skewers. In the opulent Dining Room, you choose almost any appetizer and entrée for about $50 (a few high-end items have supplemental fees). Among the former, try the horseradish-flavored crostini with flageolet beans and goat cheese mousse. Excellent main courses include lamb T-bone steak with rhubarb sauce and sautéed sunchokes. The wine list has an astounding 24,000 bottles.

Credit Cards: AE, D, DC, MC, V

Member Reviews and Ratings

Reviewed by lvnagain from Boise, ID on 5/26/09
You know at $100+ per plate I'd expect descent food but of the 2 meals we weren't impressed and will likely never return to either the Venetion or it's food courts and we are headed back in August.

First off my wife ordered a veal meal and it was undercooked and she only ate 50% of the meal before she gave up and said I just can't eat this it tasts that bad.

Then I'm not much of the adventurous type so I'm happy with a good burger or a pasta dinner but for an Italian restaurant no Spaghetti on the menu. I asked them if they had anything like a simple plate of spaghetti and they stated they could get me a meal off the coffee shop meny which I asked for the spaghetti meal. What I received was simply spaghetti noodles with some red sauce. I could have done this with a jar of Ragu and done better, was one of the most bland spaghetti meals I ever tasted with no meat, french bread, anything. For 50cents I could have made this dinner myself and I'm not a cook and to add insult to injury they charged the regular dining rate in the fine dining of $100 for lowsy food and not the rate of it from the coffee shop next door.

If they have an Olive Garden in the area don't waste your money and go spend it there instead as the worst item on their menu runs circles around Valentinos, I'd even recommend McDonalds over them though.