Having just sampled Capriotti's again, this time at Night of the Living Neon, where they were very generous sponsors, I took my break from the slots at Red Rock for my Wednesday night Food Court Feast. :) Their Bobby was calling to me, but I decided to lower the carb quotient by going for their Cole Turkey sandwich. I guess I didn't realize that, unlike all the other sub joints, Capriotti's uses REAL, FRESH turkey!!, and that helps explain why their prices are a bit higher than the competition. The sandwich was super. I asked for the Russian dressing on the side, and I was given a container big enough to dress my next four salads. The turkey was moist, the provolone really good, and the cole slaw just the way I like it. My only complaint is that their Small sandwich, at 9", is just too big for me. I'd love to see a smaller one at a smaller price, but I bet not too many people would share this nit. I'm a fan!
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Atmosphere was fine and the service was excellent but the reason I come to restaurants is.....to eat and in that department PTI falls apart. We ordered drinks to begin and I asked the waitress if the bartender knew how to make a sloe gin fizz. She said she didn't know but would ask then came back to tell me "he's looking it up". I gambled but shouldn't have as the drink was nothing even close. Not a good start. The four of us ordered an assortment of food and shared it between us. The lamb meat was grisly although the taste was good. Prawn dish was fine with big, meaty prawns but not many of them and the sauce, ordered medium, was anything but spicy. Vindaloo was spicy enough but only about 10 chunks of chicken in the dish. We got both garlic and onion naan and it was good. Summary: It wasn't bad but isn't worth going back either.
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We had brunch there on a Sunday. The food was good. Great view to the gardens and swimming pool. Expensive because it is inside the Wynn Hotel.
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You are paying for the atmosphere. the food is good, but over priced for what it is. we spent NYE there, it was a preset 7 course meal, $175 per person. The bamboo shoot chicken soup and the rod was the best, albeit everything was served cold and all the food wasn't served at the same time. I think it should have been $50 per person. the dessert was horrible, it was sesame ice cream with chocolate cookie, the ice cream tasted like nothing and the cookie tasted bitter.y vegetarians friends got a fruit plate and that was def more enjoyable than or fancy dessert. again, the food was decent, just too bad they were served cold! They finally re-heated our last course, by than we were all so full!
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