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| - We had dinner here for a bachelorette party. I have mixed feeling about the restaurant part. Since we had such a big group, we had to do a set dinner menu. The price per person for the menu was about $100. For the food we got, it was not worth the price. BUT in Lavo's defense, we picked the food. So I guess I'd like to go back and try something off of their regular menu. For what we did have: Mussles in marinara sauce, the sauce was good, but over 1/2 of the mussels were not cooked all the way and did not open. Garlic break and marinara sauce - the flavor was there but the presentation was an F. They brought out a plate with a bowl of marinara sauce and a loaf of garlic bread wrapped in tin foil. They put it on the table and I was confused. Also, there was no serving pieces for the sauce or bread. In a restaurant like this you'd think the presentation would be looked after a bit more. The flat bread was yummy, served on a baking stone so that was fine. The dinner (again this was partially not fabulous but only bc of what was choosen by our group): 2 pastas, French fries, mashed potatoes, broccoli. What a strange combo, but all I can do is rate each item on its own. The pastas were cooked al dente and the sauce had a great flavor. I like al dente so it didn't bother me, but some girls didn't like it. The starches were good - but how can you mess up fries or mashed potatoes. The broccoli was steamed - that's about all I can say about that, it's broccoli so how can you really say any more? The service was outstanding - our waiter was super friendly and funny (and cute!) and he kept the wine flowing. I'd definitely give Lavo another try, just because I don't think I got the full experience with our personal tasting menu. On a plus, they put a personalized menu out for us with our bachelorette's name and the date - a nice keepsake. I enjoyed the ambiance - it was super upbeat, chic and trendy. The music was hip hop and everyone was just dancing in their seats having a good time at dinner. For now I will give Lavo a 3, but I have a feeling it is just because I was there for a event that required a set menu and I was thrown off by the garlic bread wrapped in tin foil, LOL. If I return, hopefully I can give it a 4 or 5.
The club - great music, EXTREMELY crowded, but drink and shot prices weren't terrible. The dance pit was insanely crowded. I think if you had VIP or table service you would have the roped off area that surrounds the dance floor. I don't know if that is a good thing though bc the dance floor was so crowded I would feel trapped at your table. I heard from a waitress that we met at Tryst that the night club is notorious for having extremely long lines. The club was a bit on the smaller side (compared to places like Tryst, Jet, Pure, Moon). For the club, I'd give it a 2 just for the reason that there are so many other fab clubs in Vegas.
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