Q: positive

A: Was there with the family and had dining credit to use. The restaurants in Bellagio where I could use the credits were too nice but I could use the credit at the buffet so we had dinner there and breakfast the next day. Dinner is $35 and breakfast $19. Breakfast is a much better deal. All the standard stuff egg, bacon, sausage, pancakes, waffles. Did not want to wait in line for omelet. Some nice things like eggs benedict that were very good. They also have a decent choice of chinese breakfast items such a rice porridge, steamed pork buns. Dessert at breakfast and dinner are identical but there are a lot of desserts and all the desserts are very good so whatever I did not try at dinner I had at breakfast and then some. For dinner you have prime rib that was very good and for me the best item. There is what they call Kobe top round roast that was tough and you should avoid. The selection at dinner covers pretty much everything. For the crab legs they are cold but you can give a plate of crab legs to the person behind the counter and they will heat it up. Not sure how they do it but I suspect they just microwave it. Wife like the crab legs but for me they are just too much work to eat. Kids were happy as the had mac and cheese is small ramekins, pizza and ribs and of course the desserts. For both dinner and breakfast we waited about 20 minutes to get in. We were there midweek and had dinner around 6:00 pm and breakfast around 10:00 am. One other thing they have very good coffee.

Q: negative

A: In one word: overpriced! I know restaurants on The Strip are expensive, but this goes overboard. Expect to pay $13-$16 for a burger the size of a Double Whopper, and fries are not included. Yes, you read correctly, no fries! Our bill for two people came out to more than $40, and we were still hungry afterwards. I would give it one star, but it is aesthetically pleasing, which (I assume) is how they get you. Do yourself a favor and go to any other burger place.

Q: negative

A: Worst ever. If I could put -5 stars I would. Decor is so old and selection isn't that great for the price.. Just got entire family sick with food posioning. What the hell?? Never going back there. Gonna stick with standard and go to wynn instead.

Q: positive

A:
I've been to Lombardinos 5 or 6 times over the past two years. We just went again on Wednesday to celebrate my birthday. I had the beef special. As in the past, the beef was nearly perfect. The kids had the bolognese which was very traditional (I lived for a year in Bologna) and tasted great. The seasonal salad was good and the wines interesting. The service is always a little slow and wacky, but we've always had a good time. My wife had the fish special and the herb-potato puree base was delicious but almost too rich to do more than look at. While I love most of the food, the fish reminded me that maybe they sometimes try to push the flavors too far. We like the pizza as well, but there are a number of places in town that have high-heat Neapolitan style ovens now. So, that's less of a draw. It's the prices of the entrees that make me wince. We now only go there for special occasions.