Best Family Style Restaurants in Lucky Dragon Casino & Hotel
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51 restaurants available nearby
Booked 9 times today
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • The Venetian and Palazzo
Booked 118 times today
Price: Expensive
• Italian • The Venetian and Palazzo
Booked 73 times today
Booked 225 times today
Price: Very Expensive
• Speakeasy • The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Booked 114 times today
Price: Very Expensive
• Japanese • The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Booked 7 times today
Price: Very Expensive
• Contemporary Asian • The Strip
Booked 18 times today
Booked 32 times today
Booked 16 times today
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- KKathleenVIPNew York City •11 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoGreat dining experience and our waitress was excellent. They did get my protein wrong when I ordered the Lo Mein but the manager was so kind and took it off the bill. Only frustration is that we had a reservation at 7:30pm and waited about 40 minutes to be seated. They said they did not have my phone number but they did, not great communication from the front of house and there was only 1 hostess available.More infoTAO Asian Bistro - Las VegasPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• The Venetian and Palazzo•4.7
- SSarahVIPGreater Boston •10 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoBeauty & Essex is one of my Las Vegas favorites. The atmosphere is fun, and the music is just right as a precursor to a night out. The servers can be a little slow with cocktails, but overall service is great. Our water glasses were never empty and food was well-paced. As a group of 6, we ordered 10 different dishes and 2 sides. This is a family style / sharing type restaurant. We were hungry, but didn’t finish all the food. I would say a moderately hungry group could probably go with 6-7 dishes with 1-2 sides and be fine (assume 1/person + 1/4 of a side). The downside is most of the dishes that were the favorites, are those that only had one portion per person. In our party those were: chicken meatballs, grilled cheese dumplings, and the kale apple salad. Least favorites: French dip sliders, scallops, and the filet. Of the sides, we got French fries and broccolini- both great (get horseradish aioli with the fries if ranch is your usual go to). The drinks are good, but I didn’t see anything I found particularly creative and different from similar establishments. Beauty & Essex is great for groups due to the family style plates and atmosphere. It’s loud, so maybe not the place to have conversation with everyone at the table. However, if you need a place to eat before hitting the town Beauty & Essex has great food with an energizing ambiance.More infoBeauty & Essex- Las VegasPrice: Very Expensive• Speakeasy• The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas•4.8
- WWarrenPhoenix / Arizona •3 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoThe restaurant is beautifully decorated and very much in theme with the rest of Vegas; a departure from your current reality to a place where everything feels more alive. The staff are all courteous and kind, helping you make decisions and find the meal you’ve been on a mission to find your whole life. Don’t hesitate, just order it. Share it with a friend or eat it all yourself. You can’t go wrong with any of the freshly made pastas, with sauces that make you want to take up cooking classes. Although I didn’t have the salt baked wild branzino, the table next to me did and it was all anyone around us could talk about. It looked incredible and judging by their reactions, it certainly was. I had the giant 16oz meatball, which is almost big enough to be a meal on its own. Softball sized and covered in fresh ricotta, I couldn’t help but devour the whole thing. My server suggested the bucatini carbonara to pair with the meatball and she nailed it. Tender, flavorful and the perfect portion size. I was eyeballing that 20 layer chocolate and peanut butter cake, but as able to somehow resist temptation. If LAVO isn’t on your list of places to try in Vegas, it needs to be.More infoLAVO Italian Restaurant - Las VegasPrice: Expensive• Italian• The Venetian and Palazzo•4.5
- RRyanLas Vegas •3 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoParty of six for Christmas dinner. 5/6 had the special prix fix menu and the food was exceptional—the soup stole the show. One party had a huge filet cooked to his liking. The whipped potatoes are also worth mentioning. Service was impeccable. Absolutely no complaints. Our waitress and the bus staff were attentive and responsive. Free parking, easy access from the Ahern. All good. I recommend Joel’s without reservation. We had a great time.More infoJoel's ChophousePrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• The Strip•4.5
- KKirstenVIPSan Francisco Bay Area •29 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 23, 2024This family style restaurant is a great place to enjoy Italian comfort food. Our server started off by telling us the portions are huge, he wasn’t kidding. We ordered a Mista salad, spaghetti with meatballs, veal cutlets, and chocolate cannoli. I’m glad I asked if the cannoli was family style too because it is. We got a half order and couldn’t finish them. The food is great and the service is friendly but not overly intrusive. We will be back, with larger appetites or more people to help finish the plates.More infoCarmine's - Las VegasPrice: Moderate• Italian• Forum Shops at Caesars•4.7
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