The food is good but the services sucks!! We had a young skinny asian server with glasses 3 times in a row. All three times was bad. He serves us like he hates his job. Everytime I order more food or water he gets mad at us. We came in on a Saturday night at 9:45 and the restaurant closes at 10:30 but the asian server looked at the clock and told us that they were closed. I looked around and there were still customers. We are done!! Were not coming back here again!!

negative

Great little breakfast gem inside the GG casino. Wish I'd found it on our first morning in Vegas instead of our last!

positive

What an utterly disappointing experience!!! The food and service was awful and for that pleasure we spent $158. We actually backed off from the drinks and desert just because our entrees and the service were so bad; left there and went to Emeril's for our finishing touches. I had spaghetti and meatballs - because I was craving it - and got a dirty look from the waiter, as if I was ordering cheap off the menu. The spaghetti was an over-cooked pile of mush, the meatballs very dense and unseasoned and the sauce tasted like it just came out of Chef-Boryardee's can of ravioli (you know the taste, you have fed this to your kids!). I was shocked. My husband's pasta dish was edible but absolutely nothing to scream about. I will say the appetizer of lobster bisque was very tasty, but also very pricey with very little lobster. We chose this restaurant specifically because it was in the MGM Grand where we would afterwards enjoy Neil Diamond's last concert of his current tour. The only good thing this restaurant did for us was to play Neil's music in anticipation of the concert and we enjoyed watching several tables of people signing along who also had tickets. One lady even told us when we were leaving "see you there!" Well, anyway, we got out of there as quickly and painlessly as possible and took ourselves to Emeril's for a wonderful desert and several cocktails before heading to the show. Really too bad we did not book for dinner at Emeril's. All I can say is..... shame on you Fiamma's for almost ruining a night we had looked forward to for NINE months!

negative

After having a miserable experience at Earnhardt Toyota (see separate review) I went here on the recommendation of my mechanic at AAA Mesa. My front struts were leaking "profusely," according to AAA. The AAA office offered to replace them and do the alignment for $800. That was a little steep, and I went to Big Two Toyota to see if I could squeeze it in under the warranty. Alas, I could not, my car was older than 36 months specified in the warranty. But they did the replacement and alignment for $657 -- and gave me a lifetime warranty on the struts. The service manager at Big Two found a coupon that he was able to apply to the bill, giving me a 15% discount. The technicians were also able to mount back some moulding that fell off the side of the passenger car door -- and they did it for FREE. This is something that Earnhardt Toyota simply refused to do unless I paid more than $100 for a full-on replacement moulding. Do not go to Earnhardt Toyota for any kind of service, friends. The waiting lounge was very nice, with free coffee, fruit and water, and all the wi-fi I could use. The repairs were fast, the shuttle driver took me home with no waiting, and they rinsed off my car and the service manager walked me out to wait with me while they brought my car around.
positive