Cafe Bellagio

Went here for first time with Friends in town & overall experience was not good & would not dine here again considering the abundance of amazing restaurants in Las Vegas.
Food to cost is not worth it. Salmon is not even wildcaught. Dishes are small sizes. Our chicken fingers which we got for kids were hard, overcooked & only 3 of them. The rolls that are complimentary were hard & burnt at the bottom.
Our friend got a Bloody Mary & he said it was the worst he’s drank. He had to dilute it 5x with water cause it was so bad.
Service was not good & our first server seemed annoyed that we asked her to check what kind of salmon they carried — wild caught vs farm raised cause she didn’t know. She didn’t even tell us we were getting another server & another server just helped us towards the end. She seemed a lot more friendly.
The environment seemed like a Bellagio employee lunchroom!
Shocking to dine at the Bellagio Café & have a Denny’s type of experience.
We hope management take our reviews seriously & make changes to their food quality, service & ambiance.

Long wait time to get in in a half empty café. Long time to get drinks … Would not recommend.

I had lunch at Café Bellagio and I was not impressed. First off, seating took forever and the food was overpriced. I ordered the southern fried chicken with biscuits and gravy which cost $ 24. I don’t mind spending that much money on food, but when you spend anything above $ 20 for a single plate, it better taste amazing. In short, the pricing of the food did not match the taste.

I came here by myself when i went to go see the new display in the Bellagio Conservatory. There was a line but it passed pretty quickly. It was afternoon but I felt like having breakfast. I had pancakes, eggs and coffee. Pretty standard fare and pretty hard to mess up.
The pancakes were among the best ever though. I really enjoyed them and ate more than I should have. The service was great and I like that the waitress didn’t mind that I was only a party of one. I always tip more if I ever have to eat alone to make up for that.
The ambiance of the place was very relaxed and casual with nice views. I will definitely make my way back here again when I visit the conservatory.

The food was tasty but the buffet is so much better and the price of the buffet is reasonable!!! It adds a la carte.

Limited menu with speedy service. Good breakfast options with a killer eggs Benedict– try it with fresh crabmeat on top. The operational hours make this place very convenient with it never closing which is a plus. The strawberry-​banana smoothie is one of the best I’ve ever had. Wish they still had keno though :(Bring it back, it’s Vegas for heavens sake!

My starter was very good which was tomatoes and mozzarella, however it did have some strange watermelon in there too. Avoid anything fried. I first ordered fish and chips which came back as a greasy mess. Fries were overcooked. Next I sent them back and ordered chicken crispers however they were also overcrowded and over fried.

I’m sorry to say that their food doesn’t deserve the price at all.

Worst service ever. The drinks arrived one at a time with about 5 minutes in between for our table of 7!!! The champagne arrived… Not a bucket of ice or spare glass in sight. The appetizers all arrived erratically leaving 2 people without food until their entrees arrived. The missing appetizers (and one scampi entrée) finally arrived with our new waiter who didn’t bother to buss the table for the mess of unnecessary plates let alone the obviously finished first orders. The leaving waitress said goodbye by introducing our new waiter, whom we only saw 20 minutes later when we flagged him down for the check. Absolutely horrid. Only wish I could give the place zero stars.

The food that my wife and I ordered was terrible. My wife got the lobster bisque which was so salty that it was practically inedible. It seems like the soup was heating all day and probably burned off and got saltier by the end of the day. I ordered the southern fried chicken and it was clear that the chicken was re-​fried because it wasn’t crispy and tender but rather dry and soggy. Definitely, this isn’t what I expected of a $ 26 dish. I will never be coming back for their food.

We think the Café Bellagio is the best consistently satisfying and reasonably priced restaurant inside this luxe hotel. Of course, that’s a mouthful, but here’s why we believe that:
It’s a sit-​down restaurant open 24 hours a day, pleasant, open atmosphere with nice views of the conservatory and the outdoors. the food is good, so is the service, and the prices are pretty good even considering it’s Vegas and the Bellagio. We enjoyed four breakfasts during our stay, and each was very good, tasty and consistently so. What’s not to like about that? The breakfast sandwich is actually two biscuits, each stuffed with cheese, crispy bacon and a fried egg. And if that isn’t enough, they add some hash browns. It’s $ 17 and is guaranteed to fill you up. For $ 16 you get three big pancakes; for $ 15 we also liked the poached eggs with homemade corned beef hash that was just spicy enough. Strong coffee and lots of it adds up to a happy meal for us.
Our other meals were no less pleasing, including a holiday turkey dinner with all the trimmings ($ 32). The servers were unfailingly courteous and efficient in spite of very big crowds. The Café has a good vibe, in our opinion, and it takes much less time to dine here than to wait in an endless line for the hotel buffet. By the way, alcoholic beverages are also available, of course. A Bloody Mary with breakfast is always a good idea.
There are some outstanding restaurants in the Bellagio (like Prime, for instance), but the chances are you won’t dine there three or four nights in succession. So we’d suggest you be sure to stop by here.

The service is average, at best. For the price, the staff should check on you more than taking your order, delivering your order, and bringing the check.
I ordered the Bellagio Club. Super simple, right? My teeth still hurt 7 hours later from the bacon, and that was after eating the first quarter. By the second half, I scraped the bacon off all together. I basically paid $ 20 for a super regular turkey sandwich, which I could have complained about had our server checked in.
Also, it would be helpful if the hostesses didn’t look like they were sucking on lemons while walking on tacks. It’s called customer service.

There is so many things to see on the way to restaurant. Yes it gets real crowded in botanical garden and have to fight through people taking pictures to get to the restaurant, but I love the ambience there. Food is OK nothing spectacular. French onion soup is best in vegas and Thai salad and bellagio spa breakfast is also very good.

They do not know how to cook basic good food. Came late at night and we ordered some pasta dish, that we could not eat! Too spicy beyond belief! I had a salad with shrimp, super cold, chewy shrimp that was suppose to be warm, horrible. How can you ruin a Cobb salad? They can! No flavor, bacon was extremely hard and tasted weird! They took off the pasta dish. I should have had them taken everything off the bill. We went back to our room and ordered room service at Vadara in our penthouse suite, it was much much better.
Never again will I go to this café! Stay away! Any place else would’ve been better! Bellagio makes a lot of money, I’m sure, invest in some good cooks!

I was very excited for this brunch. It was ok, but nothing spectacular. I had the Bellagio Classic Omelette. It had lobster in it. Surprisingly, this was kind of a bland omelette. It wasn’t seasoned very much, I had to use a decent amount of salt and pepper. I had a better omelette in the Chicago suburbs. The coffee was just ok too. The service was good. I thought the breakfast menu choices were a little limited. Overall, not what I expected from the Bellagio.

We came to eat at café Bellagio around 10 pm during the week in July. There was a bit of a line, but we had a food comp so didn’t have to wait. When we were seated, however we didn’t see a server for quite a while. The drinks were good, the food was just decent, slightly overpriced for what it is, but it had a very pretty view of the Bellagio gardens. Had it not been for the food comp, this review would probably drop a star.

I did not have a grand-​time dining at Bellagio’s Café. The outlook to the Conservatory & Botanical Garden did not make up for all of the mishaps that had taken place the night I decided to dine here.
This shabby ‘diner’ I should call it, is open 24 hours which is the only reason I came here, since most restaurants are not open around 1:30 am. The décor of Café Bellagio was as if Hollywood spruced up an IHOP! It was totally dated from the underdone upholstered chairs, to the faux marble gating separating the diners from the tourists which seemed to come from a cheap soap opera set.
THE STAFF —
Our first server was horrible, she was completely confused on the menu. I asked her politely if I could have a virgin Bella peach, which she confusingly replied with a «No, all of the drinks are PREMADE, so alcohol is already in there», which perplexed me; so — I ordered a water instead –out of distaste for their alcoholic menu. Our waitress then said she will order it anyways after I told her I only wanted water. It had passed over 20 minutes, and no drinks were flying out, I was ready to walk out and find a different restaurant, but our waitress ran out and yelled at me to sit down, because my drinks were coming. Does water take that long? Minutes later, our drinks come out, and the drink I did not order came as well.
We had to get a second waiter, which made our meal much more enjoyable.
THE FOOD —
I indeed got to order my Bella peach but after waiting that long, my drink still wasn’t Virgin, but it was delicious, although, it was literally filled to the top with ice, and trickled with a splash of juice and vodka, if I recall, it was $ 14 for that?!
For appetizers, I ordered their French onion soup which had a toasted baguette and melted Gruyère cheese which was delicious, but my photos would say otherwise, unfortunately the easy soup was over-​seasoned, although I did enjoy the caramelized onions.
For my main course, I ordered their Shrimp scampi which could have been better. The heirloom tomato’s were watery and lacked flavor, the shrimps tasted like the bad shrimps at the bottom of the containers at Red Lobster, and to top it off, the Basmati rice was completely stale, Disgusting.
The meal was memorable, but for all the wrong reasons.
P. S. The only reason this place didn’t receive 1 star, was because our second waiter was super sweet and cordial.

Decent food that’s priced for the Bellagio clientele.
First I must say that this place is super anti-​kids they don’t have a kids menu and really just don’t seem like they want them around at all.
We walked up and were seated very quickly which was a plus but it didn’t make up for the accommodating situation of them not liking the little ones who were with us.
They had a few beers on tap of those a chose the Goose Island as that’s a great brewery with delicious glass of brew!
Their chicken salad sandwich just sounded right and it was! The sandwich had a good amount of flavorful chicken with the right sprinkle of pepper on a yummy roll w/​a juicy tomato that went well with the crisp lettuce.
The sandwich also came with fries they had this crispy awesomeness to them that rocked!
One thing that I did like is they serve breakfast all day long so no matter what time it is you can get your pancake on!
Overall I can’t see another visit here unless I’m staying in the hotel as it’s just not that accommodating and there is many other choices in the area.

It was overall good experience for me here at Café Bellagio.
We ordered Burger, Risotto, and Roast Chicken.
One mistake I made was to ask the waitress how the Roast Chicken was.
Of course, she’ll say it’s really good.
It turns out to be dissappointing and not worth the price which is about $ 25.
I went here for lunch and everyone I saw seemed to be ordering the burgers.
I think all the burgers here are pretty good.
I had the Risotto which was the menu of the day and it was unexpectly good.
The day was going slow for me and I was really tired from the night before.
I rested here for a while on a comfortable booth enjoying my lunch rejuvenating.
The place is big but the atmosphere is quiet and calm that you can relax to.
It was just what I needed at that moment.

I agree with most Unilocalers regarding their breakfast.
We were searching for some hearty morning eats before heading out and the 24-​hour Café Bellagio didn’t disappoint.
Since we habitually seek any location’s homemade corned beef hash, that comforting dish was our choice here. Familiarly delicious and timeless.
Their version came with 2 poached eggs and hash browns plus 2 toasted bread slices. We opt for sourdough. Yay for sourdough :)
Harney & Sons is their tea brand and much obliged for offering 2 teabags. Saved one for later thank ye.
Professional and courteous hostess and staff.
Now ’twas time to walk all this off.

Estupendo restaurante ubicado en las Vegas, nos gusto mucho y calidad precio esta muy bien, puesto que el resto de comida en las Vegas es muy cara y no es buena, la comida rápida es cara y de baja calidad, es más cara que en otros lugares, además de tener nevada unos impuestos altos. Y los demás restaurantes son demasiados caros.
Es un buen restaurante, con un bien entorno, comida, por supuesto americana

Bland

Great Food
Nice Service
Hosts were Great!!!