No free food while you play. Among the best in Vegas. Although, at the low-limit tables you can find some suckers who just thought it would be fun to play at Bellagio. MGM Grand-Mirage shows you peons what you've been missing. Employee costumes Dealers wear white shirts, red vests with gold trim, and bow ties.
Waitresses serve beverages and depositions in lawyerly black suits and sensible pumps.
The exterior resembles an Italian villa, complete with Mediterranean-style landscaping. I did not, however, see a single lake. The big pool with the fountains doesn't count, either. The entrance has marble floors, which seems plausibly Italian to me, and once one enters the gaming area, a paisley design sprouts all over the carpet. The gaming room, with painted awnings draped from the ceiling, is somewhat reminiscent of Shakey's Pizza Parlours.