Best Restaurants that are Worth The Drive in The Lakes

It was our 35th Anniversary and Lucas, Javier, and the hostess made it the most memorable anniversary we have ever had!

Lovely place for lunch - food, decor and service were excellent.

We really love the food and vibe here. Getting a seat in the main dining room makes the experience here all the better for us so we can easily see the live entertainment. This visit we enjoyed caesar salads, chicken parmesan, lasagna and the special of the night. All of them were excellent. Prices are reasonable.

I cannot rave about this precious gem of a restaurant enough. The absolute charm, the utter excellence makes this one of my favorite places to dine in Las Vegas. Chef Gina is a master at her craft and each table has the delight of a view of her doing her thing. The mushroom pasta, the meatballs, the waygu carpaccio, the pesto pizza, uh just perfection. The cocktails are also seamlessly in harmony with the menu, simply delicious. Whether you're with friends or on a romantic date (I've experienced both), you're almost guaranteed to have a memorable experience. Thank you La Strega for being so close to where I live too lol, so that I may have that steak any time I need it again, cause I'll be dreaming of that chimichurri. ❤️

The culinary experience at this establishment was nothing short of exquisite. While the scallops were delectable, they could have benefited from a more pronounced sear, requiring an additional 45 seconds to reach that perfect golden crust. The crab cakes were a revelation, far exceeding my expectations in both size and flavor. They were a symphony of taste, each bite a testament to the quality of the ingredients. The fettuccine bolognese dish was equally impressive, so much so that I found myself taking some home. My partners choice of penne vodka with shrimp was met with delight; the shrimp were generously portioned and cooked to an absolute pinnacle of perfection. Though there was a minor delay in the service, our gracious waitress compensated for it by graciously offering a glass of limoncello as a token of apology. Despite this brief interlude, the quality of the food rendered the wait a mere formality, well worth the anticipation it engendered.