Showing posts with label Treasure Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treasure Island. Show all posts

Italian, Zeffirino's Style!

Zeffirino is a very nice Italian restaurant located at the Venetian, right across from Treasure Island and The Mirage. You'll find Zeffirino in the Grand Canal Shoppes. Zeffirino's, specializes in seafood recipes that have been honed to perfection since 1939 by the Zeffirino family. Zeffirino specialties include filet of sole piccola, lobster tail, fresh fish, zuppa, of course, pasta. Zeffirino’s is direct from Italy. Zeffirino Belloni first opened the family restaurant in Genova, Italy. The restaurant came to the Venetian in 1999. If you're searching for a romatic Italian Venue, this could be it. This bi-level eatery has an elegant décor with limestone columns, Venetian-style open windows, antique furniture and a dining balcony that overlooks the Grand Canal. The bar is also impressive — handcrafted and imported from Italy. No need to worry about the wine selection either. Zeffirino’s wine cellar has more than 600 selections. They do serve lunch and you might also think about the Zerririno’s Sunday brunch buffet. I've not has the brunch, but I've heard is incredible. Reservations are optional, but if you really want to eat there, I would suggest it. Expect to spend over $35 per person.

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Hit The Buffet at Treasure Island!

Thinking breakfast? There's no doubt that things have changed in Las Vegas just over the past five years. If you're staying on The Strip and you'd like to hunt down a little hole in the wall for some simple bacon and eggs — good luck! There is a Denny's near the Venetian, but the line will be out the door during prime time. However, I just got back from Vegas and I have to tell you, one of the best buffets on The Strip is the the Buffet at Treasure Island; otherwise known as TI for you newcomers. Breakfast starts at 7:00 a.m. — runs through 11 a.m., Monday-Friday. For $12.00, it's not a bad deal at all. Seating was fast, the spread was perfect and the service was great! It's kind of a "mod" setting; you know, the dark wood with the large lamp shades. So many Las Vegas restaurants and clubs are going to this look. I can recommend this buffet — for breakfast at least — to any hungry visitor staying on The Strip. Keep in mind, if you show up Sat. or Sun. for breakfast, it will cost you $15; $18 with champagne. The champagne brunch runs from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Just another note about times: They're open for lunch from 11-4, Monday-Friday, $15.00. For dinner, 4-10:30, Monday-Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, dinner will cost you $26.00.

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