Picasso
3600 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, NV 89109
702-693-7223
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In ShortGiven that it's one of the city's masterpieces of culinary sophistication, it's only natural that this restaurant is named after a famous artist--and features 11 of his canvasses to boot. What's more,.the daily tasting menu and prix fixe menu--which use only the freshest ingredients--is as stunning as the scenery. Specialties include medallions of fallow deer with caramelized green apples, quail salad with sauteed artichokes and pine nuts, and sauteed black bass with cauliflower mousseline.
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Unique Formal Setting
I visited Picasso's three weeks ago and had a mixed experience. The room is beautiful even without the Picasso originals on the walls. The food was suberb and the service was professional if a bit stiff. I found the selection of wines by the glass quite limited which was a small disappointment. To put Picasso's in perspective, I would probably visit Fleur de Lis, Aureole, Alize, and Bouchon before returning to Picasso's
Only the artwork is priceless
Picasso at the Bellagio is touted to be one of the most romantic places to have dinner in Las Vegas...NOT!!! Picasso's policy is that the children of Bellegio guests are allowed in this restuarant. I don't mind paying $300 plus for dinner without alcohol, but not when a 3 year is squealing every time the fountains come on and running around the other guests tables. When this was brought up with the manager, he became belligerent and became mad at me for confronting him with it. Save your $$$ and go somewhere else where children are NOT allowed after 5pm.