Maggiano's - Las Vegas

Yes, Maggiano’s Las Vegas is a popular choice for date night. Guests often praise the floor-to-ceiling windows and table-side views of the Strip, warm service, polished Italian-American menu and cocktails. Expect a casual‑elegant atmosphere with classic pastas, steaks and a full bar, great for a romantic dinner or pre-show meal. For a quieter table, request a window seat and book reservations early, especially on weekends and show nights.

Portions are generally generous, many guests describe dishes as large or shareable, and the restaurant offers family‑style menus designed for groups. You’ll see hearty pasta servings, large steaks and family platters that easily produce leftovers. A few guests have noted smaller portions or recent changes at times, so if portion size matters to you consider ordering family style or checking portion expectations with your server.

Yes, Maggiano’s has a full bar, an extensive wine list, cocktails, beer and after‑dinner drink options. Guests often compliment the cocktails and wine selection, and the menu lists classic cocktails, wines by the glass/bottle and a range of spirits for group dinners or date nights.

Guests consistently celebrate classics like the lasagna, Rigatoni “D”, meatballs and calamari, plus the creamy Fettuccine Alfredo and popular steaks. Many visitors call out the lasagna and meatballs as must-tries; the restaurant also highlights family-style pastas and signature entrées that are crowd-pleasers.

Families are welcome, many guests bring kids for birthdays and family dinners, and the menu includes a Kids Menu and family‑style options. The restaurant accepts large parties and private events, so they can often accommodate group seating. Specific accessibility details (e.g., wheelchair-accessible tables) aren’t listed here, so call ahead if you need particular seating or mobility accommodations.

For a calmer experience pick weekday lunch or an early dinner, guests report shorter waits and a quieter dining room during daytime and midweek. Evenings, weekends and holidays (Valentine’s, Thanksgiving, show nights) can be very busy and sometimes overbooked, so reserve early or arrive before peak times.

You’ll find dining room tables with floor‑to‑ceiling window seating that overlooks the Strip, indoor dining, and on very busy nights guests have been seated outside in the mall patio. The restaurant also accepts private parties and large‑group seating and can set up family‑style meals for groups.

Casual‑elegant with a modern, upbeat energy and sweeping Strip views from floor‑to‑ceiling windows. Many guests praise the warm service and lively atmosphere, great for date night, family dinners or pre‑show meals. Expect some noise during peak times and holidays; it can feel bustling and festive rather than quiet and intimate on busy nights.

Smart casual, dress comfortably but neatly. The dining room leans casual‑elegant, so many guests wear nice casual or semi-dressy attire for evening meals.

Yes, Maggiano’s offers gluten‑free options and a gluten‑free menu with entrées and pasta alternatives, and guests mention staff helping with celiac needs. Vegetarian choices like salads, vegetable appetizers and pasta dishes are available, though strictly vegan entrées aren’t highlighted here, call ahead so the kitchen can accommodate specific dietary requests.

Yes, the team is often accommodating if you call ahead. Guests commonly request window tables, birthday arrangements, dietary needs, group seating or private‑party setups; many requests are honored, though popular time slots and holidays can limit availability. For important accommodations (accessibility, large private events or specific seating), call the restaurant when you book.

There’s no explicit waiting‑list policy listed here, but guests report frequent delays and seating issues during peak nights and holidays. Reservations are strongly recommended; expect possible waiting or walk‑in delays during busy periods and call ahead if your party is delayed or needs special seating.

Busiest: evenings, weekends and major holidays (Valentine’s Day, Thanksgiving, show nights) when guests report overbooking and long waits. Quietest: weekday lunch and earlier dinner seatings midweek are usually calmer with quicker service and shorter waits.

For a less crowded visit choose a weekday (Monday–Thursday) or lunch service. Guests frequently recommend midweek or early dinner times to avoid long waits and holiday crowds, weekends and holidays tend to be much busier.

Yes, the location accepts private parties and accommodates large groups; guests report successful group dinners, private events and special‑occasion bookings. Contact the restaurant to arrange menus and room setup for private dining.

Yes, this Maggiano’s has operated on major holidays (guests describe Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day service), but holidays are exceptionally busy and may feature prix‑fixe menus and longer waits. Reserve early and confirm holiday hours when booking.

Yes, Maggiano’s runs seasonal specials and experiences like Valentine’s prix‑fixe menus, Thanksgiving prix‑fixe and happy‑hour offerings. Guests also mention server interactions (singing servers, birthday treats) and family‑style packages that make group dining feel special. Check current promotions or call the restaurant for the latest offers.

Yes, guests report menu changes and seasonal specials; the venue offers different menus for lunch, dinner, family-style, happy hour and catering. Some longtime guests have commented on recent changes to classic recipes, so offerings can rotate or be updated.

Maggiano's - Las Vegas is rated 4.7 stars by 6989 OpenTable diners.

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