I like the dark, leather booth, steak houses around vegas and vic and Anthony's does it well. there's a large beer, wine and specialty drink menu. like most tourist places in vegas, the prices are high (16 bucks for a duvel). for dinner I had a Caesar salad. it was very good. the shaved parm, however, was a disappointing lower quality. it lacked the nuttiness and crystallization of the real stuff. for dinner I had veal Milanese. it was pounded thin and cooked well but it lacked seasoning. the veal should have been seasoned before breading and the breading would have benefited from some parm and herbs. still, it was pretty good. at 45 bucks i'm glad I wasn't paying. finished with key lime pie. it was ok. service was excellent.