La Strega

Yes, La Strega is a popular date-night spot. Guests praise the thoughtful, seasonal Italian menu, handcrafted cocktails, and warm service for special occasions. The dining room is stylish and intimate (there’s also a darker, quieter room ideal for dates), though it can get lively and noisy on busy nights. For a quieter experience, opt for an early or later seating and note the restaurant’s casual‑elegant vibe and business‑casual dress code.

Portions are typical of an upscale, seasonal Italian kitchen: generally moderate and designed for tasting and sharing. Many guests enjoy starters, pizzas, and housemade pastas to share, while some note that portions can feel small for the price on certain dishes. If you’re hungry, consider adding an antipasto, a pizza, or a side, the $45 Before 5 menu and family‑style options make good value choices.

La Strega is best-known for its handmade pastas and creative Italian dishes, guests frequently rave about the pastas (Stracci, Cacio e Pepe, Lemon Ricotta Raviolini), wagyu carpaccio, grilled artichokes, and special pizzas like the Spicy Pig. Chef Gina’s seasonal tasting menus and specials (braised beef cheeks, scallops, seafood preparations) also earn repeated praise.

La Strega’s listed hours are Daily 5:00 pm–9:00 pm. Guests also reference special events and occasional brunches or holiday hours (Mother’s Day brunch, special events), so for holiday or special-event hours it’s best to call ahead or check current listings when booking.

Family‑friendly: yes, many guests bring kids and celebrate birthdays and family dinners here; staff are often accommodating. Accessible seating: the reviews and owner information don’t explicitly note ADA accessibility details, so call ahead to confirm accessible seating and accommodations before your visit.

For a calmer experience, choose an early weeknight or a later seating, guests note weekdays and after‑8:30pm can be quieter. If you want a lively atmosphere, weekend evenings (Friday/Saturday) are bustling and energetic but can be loud. Reservations are recommended for popular nights and special occasions.

La Strega has at least two distinct dining areas, a bright, lively main room with the bar and kitchen, and a darker, quieter room for more intimate dining, and it accommodates private parties. Guests also describe cozy booths and a warm, thoughtfully designed interior with a large mural as a centerpiece.

The listed dress code is business casual. Guests tend to dress smartly for date nights and celebrations, think neat, polished attire rather than athletic wear or beach clothes.

Yes, the staff often accommodates special requests (birthdays, seating preferences, party details, dietary needs). Many guests report personalized service for celebrations and chef‑interactions. For important requests (private rooms, accessibility, dietary restrictions), call the restaurant when booking to confirm they can accommodate your needs.

Overall yes, families with kids and teens dine here and guests report enjoyable family celebrations. The menu is adult‑focused (no dedicated kids menu is commonly mentioned), so consider bringing favorites for picky eaters or ask staff about child portions. Early seatings or a private area can make dining with young children easier.

Busiest: Friday and Saturday evenings and peak holiday nights, expect a lively, sometimes loud dining room. Quietest: weekday nights and later seatings (many guests report things calm down after ~8:30–9pm). For a quieter meal, aim for weeknights or earlier dinner reservations.

Weeknights (Tuesday–Thursday) are often the best balance of full service and a calmer atmosphere. If you prefer energy and buzz, Friday or Saturday evenings deliver a lively crowd; for a more relaxed visit, choose an earlier weekday dinner.

Yes, La Strega accepts private parties and large groups, and guests report sectioned/private events and special celebrations. For private‑dining options, capacity, and menu customization, contact the restaurant directly to discuss availability and booking details.

Guests report holiday service for events like Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Easter and Valentine’s, but the standard published hours are Daily 5:00 pm–9:00 pm. Because holiday hours and special brunches may vary, call ahead or check the restaurant’s website for specific holiday schedules.

Yes, La Strega offers several special experiences: a popular pasta‑making (Nonna) class with lunch, weekly specials like Mozzarella Monday, seasonal tasting menus and a $45 Before 5 prix‑fixe option. Guests frequently recommend the cooking classes, tasting menus, and occasional holiday/brunch events as memorable experiences.

La Strega does offer delivery in partnership with Chow Now. La Strega also offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (702) 722-2099.

La Strega is rated 4.6 stars by 2078 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.