Battistas Hole in the Wall
May 8th, 2003, 04:24 PM
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Battistas Hole in the Wall
Hi, My husband and I will be in Vegas in July. We are looking for a few different places to eat. I've seen Battista's mentioned a few times and I'm wondering where it is located? I know it is an Italian place, but could someone give me a few examples of whats on the menu. Also what is the price range? I've heard it is a casual place, but can you wear shorts? One last question is it true that you get wine included in the price of the meal?
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May 8th, 2003, 04:30 PM
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May 8th, 2003, 05:09 PM
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Its located behind the Barbary Coast Hotel, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's a throw back to the 1970's, and not in a good way.
Try the Market City Cafe in the Monte Carlo or Le Provencal in the Paris. Both are far better choices for Italian food at a similar price.
Try the Market City Cafe in the Monte Carlo or Le Provencal in the Paris. Both are far better choices for Italian food at a similar price.
May 9th, 2003, 05:36 AM
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Personally, my family and I really like Battista's. I was just there last week and had a very good meal. (MUCH better than Olive Garden!) The atmosphere is very neat with old "rat pack" pictures on the wall. I've NEVER had a bad meal or lousy service there!
May 9th, 2003, 06:02 AM
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We ate here last year upon some recommendations from this forum and we thought the food was horrible.
Yes, it's very casual; yes, the wine was free but it was the cheapest red or white made and we all (2 couples) thought the spaghetti and lasagna were a step below TV dinners.
If you know good Italian food, you'll be disappointed here. Unfortunately, we only ate Italian this one time so I can't recommend anyplace to you.
We did have excellent steaks, great service, and a nice view downtown at the old Binnion's Horseshoe Steakhouse. It was old, traditional LV.
Have fun wherever you decide to eat!
Sandy
Yes, it's very casual; yes, the wine was free but it was the cheapest red or white made and we all (2 couples) thought the spaghetti and lasagna were a step below TV dinners.
If you know good Italian food, you'll be disappointed here. Unfortunately, we only ate Italian this one time so I can't recommend anyplace to you.
We did have excellent steaks, great service, and a nice view downtown at the old Binnion's Horseshoe Steakhouse. It was old, traditional LV.
Have fun wherever you decide to eat!
Sandy
May 9th, 2003, 04:42 PM
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Thanks everyone! I guess most of you didn't like it, so most likly we will pass.
ChristieP although you were the only one that gave it a good review, I have heard other favorable reviews including one from my sister and brother in law. They were their a few years ago though. Thanks again for responding!
ChristieP although you were the only one that gave it a good review, I have heard other favorable reviews including one from my sister and brother in law. They were their a few years ago though. Thanks again for responding!
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