Allegro

Absolutely amazing food. It is pretty pricey but so worth it. The staff is very aware of what is vegan or not. I would suggest this restaurant to vegans or regular meat eaters.

The food was overpriced and mediore. I stayed at the Wynn for a week attending a conference. The food served at the conference was excellent (for a buffet feeding 4000 people), I couldn’t understand why a restaurant like Allegro would be such a disappontment. I had the osso buco and it was very salty and lacked seasoning. A friend had the truffle mac and cheese… the truffle was so over powering, he couldn’t eat it. Plenty if other restaurants worth the try at The Wynn.

The longest time I’ve ever waited for a steak. When it finally arrived I didn’t even want it anymore. Disappointed. Don’t recommend

Very disappointing! They asked me if i have any allergy and my food was supposed to not to be hot/​spicy, then simply they ignored it. There was a big chunk of paper in my food. The pasta was over cooked and mushy. The salmon was supposed to be fully cooked they served it half raw. The service wasn’t good.

Arrived @2 a.m. inquiring @dining. Annoyed she had to cease her personal chit-​chat with another co-​worker she stated, yes, but they are $ 10; to go or sit at the bar? I observed a crowded bar and many empty tables. I said is it possible to get a hamburger? Yes she replied $ 18 as she opened a drawer and handed me about a dozen menu coasters??? As her coworker amusingly observed Kelsey doing her best to be rid of me, I requested a manager. Kelsey looks at her coworker and laughingly states she wants the manager she says I’m obnoxious.
I explained my upset to the manager & handed him back the menus. He asked where They came from and I said. He took zero responsibility for how Kelsey represented Allegro and the Wynn experience but did ask if I would like to sit at the bar (short staffed?)
I said to the 3 of them, I am almost 60, not partying and am just hungry. Kelsey retorted back well I like to give people options. At that point I asked her name, replied «no thank you» and left never to return.

I used to really like Allegro for the vegan menu. Steve Wynn used to be a vegan but apparently reverted. Since I believe things are slacking. I tried the pizza this time which had no cheese or marinara. I would be more accurately described as vegetable flat bread. The bread itself was a larger portion but with little density and chewiness. I would not order again.
Last time I ordered the pasta with faux chicken. I enjoyed that. It was filling and tasty. I little heavy sitting in the belly. Priced at $ 31 dollars for one decent option is ok. Considering it was the Wynn my expectations are higher. The Wynn was my go to but now I think I am going to start looking for more progressive places to spend my money.
Last thing… the café across carries sweet and low and refined sugar. Jus time to get with the program. Stevia and Raw sugar. Evolve or get left behind.

This company offers the worst customer service on the strip. As you will see from my first review, our experience was an EPIC FAIL! Then the PR back and forth on Unilocal which was all about giving you Unilocalers the impression that they actually cared. NO-​ONE EVER called me as the Guest Services rep suggested that they would or had been trying to do. So, I finally got a name and number from them and called the restaurant myself. First, let me say that after my experience, I had no interest in anything else being offered by the Wynn. So, I did not go seeking any type of compensation or remuneration whatsoever. But the infamous «they» reached out to me after reading my review. Nevertheless, I left a message for the Manager that they said alleged called me several times but was not able to reach me. When he called me back (month had passed at this point), he was absolutely clueless. He had no idea what I was talking about. Anyway, I gave him the short version of my experience. He was rude, aloof, and condescending and treated me like I was trying to get something free or discounted from him. He said he would look into it and get back to me. Here we are nearly another month later (2 months since this all happened). And he has yet to call, email or follow up in any way, shape, form, or fashion. BUT I didn’t seek anything from them to begin with, but please stop wasting my time responding when you know your policy is you don’t give a damn! I was not impressed with this restaurant. And I was not impressed with the walk thru that they give vegans of their buffet side either. I did not eat at the buffet so I did not review it. But the «Chef» that walked us around didn’t even know what soy was… but he’s a Chef. I made him aware that I needed to avoid soy. So, as we walked the different stations with his «book» of ingredients in hand. He would say things like…“Let me check to see if there is soy in the soy braised tofu”. RIDICULOUS. That should have been the indicator to stay away from all of their restaurants before this trip to hell called Allegro. VEGANS/​VEGETARIANS for sure need to avoid this garbage heap.

Always delicious alway the best service we can’t come to Vegas without eating here at least 3 times on a 4 or 5 day trip that says a lot !! The Bosco pizza is delicious a must try. Pasta carbonara is crazy. They are very thoughtful when it comes to special requests dietary needs as well … I recommend allegro very highly

Mediocre at best. Service was «ok» in every aspect other than the busser. The Hispanic gentleman was helpful and actually cared– everyone else seemed to just be there and not enjoy what they were doing or care if you enjoyed it either.
Was pretty excited to try Allegro after how delicious Stratta was, which is the Italian restaurant that formerly held the space. A complete downgrade. Pepperoni pizza was decent, definitely not worth ordering. My friends got the Margherita pizza which they said was ok just because they were starving.
I asked my server to recommend an appetizer and he recommended the bruschetta– comes with 3 pieces and has prosciutto on top. I love prosciutto, but this dish was just ok. I had half of one and we left the other 2 ½ pieces, but they never inquired as to why we barely touched it. I understand it’s a casual dining restaurant and open until 5 am so I get its not going to have a huge culinary and 5 star service focus, but I still expected quality from the Wynn.
The friends I was with said that the café was much better, so if I ever happen to be in the area late at night, I guess I’ll be trying that.

I stay at the Wynn at least once a year, and i’ve eaten at Allegro a couple of times before last month’s visit. Service is never so great, but in past years the food has been a solid 4, so when we were looking for a place for a casual but tasty meal, I suggested Allegro. Not going to do that again.
Service was really strange. We had two waiters (didn’t seem to be a shift change). The one that started our order wasn’t particularly friendly but managed to take our orders for drinks and food. When i ordered the shrimp pizza he went out of his way to say it was excellent (more on that later). He then proceeded to disappear for the duration of our visit. Another waiter started serving us after we got our food, and he was friendly, but there was a period of 30 minutes where nobody visited out table (not even to refill drinks).
Oh boy the food. What a disappointment. My friend ordered the seafood risotto which was OK at best. Nothing to write home about but nothing deserving a scathing review. I ordered the shrimp pizza and it was awful. Just terrible. it had a white sauce and ricotta cheese, and one shrimp per piece. But the real trouble was that it was so very very bland and the texture was mealy and difficult. There were onions and peppers and peas on the pizza as well, but all were chopped into small, pea sized pieces which further accentuated the mealiness. I was starving after a long day working a convention and i could only eat one piece. My friend thought i was crazy — «how could it be that bad?» — and then he tasted it. I would have complained at this time but there was literally no way to flag down a waiter — they were all just GONE. So it became kind of a joke for us and i shared my friend’s plate.
When a waiter finally came we told him how bad it was. He offered to get a manager and serve us something else but by that time i had no interest. In the kindest way possible we asserted that there was really no redeeming quality to the dish. He said it was a relatively new item on the menu, and we suggested everyone try it – because if anybody did they would know that nobody in their right mind would like this dish. Later he came back and said that he shared our opinion with the chef. Apparently the chef told him that it was «more of a european style pizza» to which i thought «give me a effing break!»
Seriously, the nerve of the chef to defend his dish by criticizing our palates. I love all kinds of food but this dish is seriously flawed. I dare that chef to eat his own dish and come back for seconds.
So i’ll be avoiding Allegro in the future!

This place really downgrades the Wynn experience. I was surprised to learn the SW Steakhouse stops servicing food at 10 PM. As a result, we were told to go to Allegra. Upon arrival, the venue seems fine. The menu was good and the proximity to the gaming tables is fine. However, the food was simply sub-​par. We were tired and wanted to eat relatively light. I ordered a Bianca Pizza and we ordered some meatballs and some soup. Honest to god, it was all horrific. Quality is important it simply want anywhere to be found. The soup tasted canned, the meatballs frozen, and then pizza (which is hard to mess up) simply tasted rancid (the light tomato sauce). If you are in the Wynn with waiter service your food needs to be good. This was not.

We stopped in here for a quick meal. We had somewhere we needed to be so we sat at the bar. Our bartender was friendly and took our order fairly quickly. He was attentive and helpful.
To help speed the process along I ordered a pepperoni pizza. It came out quickly. The pizza was larger than I expected. It had a thin, crisp crust. I enjoyed it. I would have likely enjoyed it even more if I had more time to eat it at a normal pace. The pizza was a decent price for Las Vegas.
At some point I will have to come by and try real meal at a table so I can give a more helpful review.

I had high expectations of this restaurant due to it being in one of the most pricy hotels in Vegas AND being on a Friday night I expected nothing but the best.
Came here around midnight with my wife, my wife ordered the tomato soup which the waitress stated was the «best» soup on the menu. My wife was in SHOCK on how the soup tasted like it was out of a can from a supermarket. The waitress had no other suggestions for her. I ordered the 5 bean soup which I could’ve made at home 20X better.
Extremely disappointing and I expected so much from this business which is in one of the top hotels in Vegas.

My husband and I have eaten here three or four times and it’s always a good experience. What’s nice about this place is that they can usually accommodate you without a reservation and they’re open very late.
You can also be as fancy as you want with your meal, or go with something casual like pizza. We’ve done both. They have a bar area where you can lounge and have drinks while watching TV and the location on the corner makes it a great meeting point with friends.
I love the lasagna rolls with proscuitto. Very creamy and flavorful. The pizza is big enough to split and is a great snack if you don’t want to go too heavy.
The only downside is that I feel the servers are completely uninterested in their jobs. They don’t go out of their way and are sometimes hard to locate.
But, four stars for convenience, menu, ambiance and location!

I stopped in here for lunch and ate at the bar (full menu at the bar).
The service was exceptional. Friendly, attentive, and the bartender knew the menu… he made several recommendations, and really was there to help and make suggestions. Great job!
They have typical Italian dishes, plus pizzas and some interesting creations… you have to go and check out the menu for yourself.
I settled on the pizza, and out came a wonderful, large, piping hot pizza loaded with meat. Wow! It was excellent.
The prices are a bit more upscale here, however you get a large amount of food and great, friendly service.
I believe they are open late night (until 2am or later) if you are looking for some great, late night fare.
Excellent service and outstanding food… I will be back!

The place is very good. the pasta and pizza is delicious recommend if you
Like Italian food.

My family and I ate here twice during our Christmas vacation. We actually ended up eating here on Christmas day because the buffet line was like three hours long. No way were we going to wait that long. We were able to make reservations for around 6pm and when we arrived, we were seated right away.
The ambiance of this place is awesome and the service that we received both nights was impeccable. The first night I just went with the standard lasagna dish and it was spot on. Very delicious and filling. The second night I got the Ravioli dish and while very good, it wasn’t that filling.
Everyone in my party ordered a variety of food from steaks to pasta to soups and salads. Everything was delicious. There was not one single dish that wasn’t fully enjoyed. I will definitely be coming back here again on my next visit.

Again after winning a few hundred dollars my cousin and I were back again at 230am for a good sit down meal. Our server Joe was amazing even though we asked alot of questions. Great service and atmosphere even at 3 am…

Merry Christmas from Las Vegas! We came here for Christmas dinner expecting a delicious, classy LV meal at the Wynn, but were sadly disappointed. The salmon, which is supposed to be the favorite dish, tasted like a reheated piece from costco. The dish was smaller than expected, despite supposedly being a filling meal. It came with a side of roasted asparagus. The clam linguine was one of the better dishes, but lacked flavor. The saving grace of our meal was the comlientary bread basket served with garlic and olive spread. The service was great and the ambience romantic, but I don’t think we’ll visit this restaurant on the next trip.

Initially came to the Wynn for the buffet with my family. It’s Christmas Day so we expected a long wait but not as long as it was. On our way out to the parking garage we saw this restaurant and decided to give it a try. Upon speaking to the hostess for a wait time she left my question unanswered and continued to speak to her coworker. Then looked back and stated how many? She then seated us with no menu. And didn’t say another word. After 15 – 20 minutes the server came by and said there’s a change of menu and handed us all a «happy hour menu». On Christmas Day with my family at the Wynn? The last thing we wanted was happy hour bar food. Thanks but no thanks. However, since we were seated and we didn’t want to ruin the cheerful vibe so we stayed for another 15 minutes. The server failed to serve us or even have the courtesy to take our drink order?! We’ve been to the Wynn several times! I was shocked at the service!!! It was so disappointing that I actually took the time to write out my full experience. Off to Ceaser Palace we go for some 5 star Unilocal service! Best restaurants, best service, best quality and never fails my family.
Like most bad experience the generous 1 star usually would be a 0 star if it was accepted.