It was fight night. We attended a comedy show that was fabulous, then were greeted by the hoards of people from the fight - or the hangers-on that filled the MGM Grand.
The cute Fiamma hostess seated us quickly, just before closing, with a front table overlooking the passers-by. The wait staff was swamped, but our server got right to us and we were served efficiently. Trouble was, the kitchen struggled from a "knock-out" as the Caesar salad was 'so regular', we could have seen the same at any off-Strip casino buffet. The scallops and prawns were "fresh-frozen" and didn't demonstrate the firm consistency needed to hit the spot. Then there was the "LePage's risotto" - closest thing I can remember to tasting paste in grade school. Yikes!
The fine dining experience in a casino on fight night may be elusive. We sure couldn't find it last night. Another try? Doubtful as the alternatives abound. Pity.