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| - We come here quit often when we're in Las Vegas. Mostly for a good sandwich, sometimes for dinner.
We consider it one of the fewer locations on this part of The Strip where you can eat a decent sandwich. Meaning that not only the ingredients are fresh and the way it should be, but also the bread. It almost ressembles a proper Italian bakery.
In the little shop they serve sandwiches (dine in or out), pastries and small hot Italian dishes. All made from scratch. Unfortunately the coffee is not like Italians make it, but hey, this is Vegas baby! Not Rome.
Tip: you can ask for your sandwich to be pressed. If you do, make sure to ask them to make it extra hot. We've noticed that if you don't the outside is very hot, but the inside is still cold. They serve really thick sandwiches.
Both in the little shop as in the restaurant the service is Italian. It doesn't bother us. Real American's might do.
Because of the prices, the Italian service and the coffee I'm not able to give five stars. For two sandwiches a hot tea and a fresh orange juice we paid almost $32. Even for Vegas stiff.
And excuse any grammar or spelling mistakes. English is not my fist language. And if that isn't bad enough, my Apple device keeps changing the words into 'proper Dutch'. Yes, you've guessed right, my first language.
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