Lavo Italian Restaurant & Lounge

LAVO Las Vegas is the premier destination for delicious Italian fare, paired with hand-crafted cocktails set against an ambiance only the Las Vegas Strip can deliver. It is no surprise that since opening in 2008 inside The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort it has been a perennial celebrity favorite. You never know who may be dining at the next table. Madonna, Tony Bennett, Drake, Rihanna and the Kardashians have all broken bread and toasted friends and family at LAVO.

The menu spans everything from a raw bar and fresh seafood to prime steaks while celebrating classic Italian staples such as Chicken Parmigiana, Cavatelli Bolognese and Brick Oven Pizzas. Making its way to nearly every table is LAVO’s famed one-pound meatball, 16 ounces of fresh ground Imperial Wagyu, Italian sausage and veal served with fresh whipped ricotta, which has been featured on The Travel Channel as a must-try dish.

No dinner is complete without a sweet ending, and LAVO has that covered. From the deep-fried Oreo Zeppole with a malted vanilla milkshake for dipping to the skyscraping 20 layer peanut butter chocolate cake with alternating layers of devil's food and peanut butter mascarpone, and dessert cocktails and spirits, the after-dinner options are plenty.

LAVO Restaurant. From the creators of TAO Asian Bistro, TAO Nightclub, and TAO Beach, comes LAVO Italian Restaurant & Lounge. One of the hottest spots on the Las Vegas Strip located inside the Palazzo, LAVO has become Las Vegas' celebrity haunt that has already hosted a long list of star-studded evenings.

This ultra-chic and high-energy Italian restaurant is located in West Hollywood. It offers a private entry to a dance floor up the stairs. Fleur Room's bar features handcrafted cocktails and an extensive Champagne list. The lounge's provocative atmosphere and carefully crafted cocktails are a highlight of this bar. In a rebellious twist on Hollywood, The Fleur room's minimalist design includes a large-than-life Love Handle vase that is filled with fresh flowers from buzzy artist Anissa Kemiche.

The space's focal point is the striking art of Kenny Scharf, an iconic Los Angeles artist and Emma McMillan from New York City. It was curated by Elizabeth Margulies.