Best Historic Restaurants in The Venetian and Palazzo

It has the feel of that really great old Italian restaurant you have been searching for as soon as you enter the dining room. It only gets better as the service is prompt, the courses are delivered in sync, and the food is very , very good. Prices are reasonable, portions are large, and if that were not enough, the staff is clearly appreciative that you chose to dine with them!!! Job well done!

The crispy duck salad and spikey lemon dessert are definite no-miss items and cannot be eaten anywhere other than Hakkasan. The Hakka basket is also good as well as appealing to the eye. Peking duck and beans were both marvelous. My minor complaints would be the lighting and the noise. It’s too dark to take good pics (but I know I’m there for the food). There is a dj who plays loud music so conversations, even with the wait staff, are near impossible for a hearing impaired person. My hope would be to lower music volume until 10-11pm.

This restaurant is amazing! From the moment you walk in till the time you leave the experience is first class. Annie was our server and she was terrific and super helpful. The food - I cannot describe how good the food is. Everything we had was one of our favorites. We’ll be back again this same trip.

Our favorite restaurant in Vegas hands down. Everything is fantastic!

We really enjoyed our supper. We had waited quite a while to try Hugo's and we were not disappointed. The food was absolutely excellent. Our waiter, Carlos, was very entertaining and very nice. The overall experience with the restaurant was very good with one glaring exception. It was loud in there – at least louder than I thought it would be but I guess that is because it's a pretty confined space. Also, we're there for Christmas night supper and of course dressed up like they indicate is required. But across from us is a table of rednecks in T-shirts and football jerseys all talking so loud like they were sitting at a bar table at PT's.. I was somewhat disappointed because I thought that it was supposed to be "business attire" and upscale. I know the couple at the table beside us felt the same way. You get all dressed to go to a "fancy restaurant" and you're seated next to drunk loudmouths who are dressed like they are at the "Vegas vacation $2.99 buffet". One of the pumpkins thought he was at a "all you can eat complementary bread eating contest". So I think they need to start enforcing the dress code if they're going to have one and then maybe go over to a tables and ask if they could keep the volume down because there's other people trying to enjoy a romantic or special dinner at a very expensive restaurant.  I am all four people having fun but this wasn't a Chuck E. Cheese