Best Cozy Restaurants in Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino

Delicious meal. Very expensive, but it’s Vegas so that’s usual. Festive atmosphere and our group of 8 had a great time. One note: they have a Dover Sole on the menu for $85, far above other entree choices. I asked the server why it was so much more expensive than say the branzino or salmon, and she clearly didn’t know why, just saying that it’s because of the quality of the fish. Not a satisfying answer, but otherwise a great meal.

Justin and his assistant were very attentive and impeccable service. Oysters so fresh and delicious. We ordered filet and porterhouse done perfectly and shared a double baked potato yum!!

Came in for brunch. Food was authentic and exceptionally prepared with fresh ingredients. The escargot, French onion soup, eggs Benedict, French toast, and crème brûlée were all excellent. Our server Maria was also fantastic. Highly recommend this little gem in Las Vegas.

we went in for a quick dinner, my wife had the beet salad and it was outstanding, then she had the Jerusalem Artichoke soup for a main course, we have had the soup previously and it did not disappoint in any manner!!! i had the Jerusalem Artichoke soup as well and the Smoked Salmon Tartare,. the Tartare was a disappointment for sure, the salmon was diced very coarsely (big chunks) and many pieces had gristle in them, will not order that dish again. In addition, the "rice chips" were bland and mostly hard to swallow and did not pair well with salmon at all. As always, the service was splendid and friendly like always.

This dining experience is charming. The food was delicious. Caprese salad was done with a different twist; with good results. The crust on the pizza was more than delicious; in fact my dining guest wanted to eat all of my pizza. The lasagna was a comfort food to truly enjoy. I will return to Brunella for special occasions as it is a little over my normal luncheon budget.