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Valentino

Venetian - 3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV, 89109
(702) 414-3000



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Cuisine: Italian
Average cost: $35 or more
Payment types accepted: AMEX, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, CASH
Hours:
Open daily, 11:30 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Reservations: Reservations Optional

Valentino Review:

A wine list that reads like a book. Grill and fine dining fare. Perfect delivery of every dish. That's Valentino in The Venetian Las Vegas.

From the service, to the cuisine, to the recently updated décor, Valentino gets it right. A meal at Valentino could start with a bottle of wine, which your friendly and informative server will help you decide on. The wait staff keeps the water glasses full, the wine flowing and the food coming, without being overly obtrusive on your dining experience.

A selection of fresh breads, including a savory ciabatta and an olive roll are offered, along with tuiles of parmesan crisps.

If you're a first-timer at Valentino Las Vegas, you might want to try the Chef's Extravaganza. The seven-course meal is an amazing culinary journey with Executive Chef Luciano Pellegrini behind the wheel. A tasting menu for two and a sample from the Valentino Cookbook is also available, all with matching wine pairings.

The tasting is just a sampling of what Valentino has to offer. In addition, Valentino has a full à la carte menu. 

Food includes savory Italian favorites like gnocchi, prosciutto and burrata and eggplant parmigiana. 

Main courses include seafood options like Mediterranean sea bass, served with a broccoli couscous and cherry tomatoes. Or, for a treat, try the cioppino, a stew of assorted shellfish and seafood, served with garlic bruschetta. If you're more of a meat person, try the veal scaloppine, served with polenta and a Chardonnay cream sauce or the lamb ossobuco, served with porcini mushroom-infused gnocchi. 

In addition to delicious food, Valentino has one of the largest wine lists in Las Vegas. The Barolo room is the restaurant's private dining area that is a unique experience catering to the wine enthusiast.

Valentino also appeals to the more casual crowd, with The Grill at Valentino. Salads, pastas and sandwiches are served there, including a rich hamburger option..

-- Review By Nikki Neu


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