I arrived late on my flight and was looking for a place to get a fast dinner. I stumbled upon the Bootlegger and was favorably impressed. The service was excellent and the food was not glamorous but well presented.

Based on reviews thought this should be very good, what a disappointment. Garlic nots cold, shrimp scampi was only warm and chewy. Ordered a pizza we requested pizza dough crispy, however dough was not cooked in middle. Not what expected! Awful

Stopped here for dinner with some colleagues. The food was just okay. The bread before is terrible - greasy lumps of dough... that is not authentic Italian but cheap quality muck. One meal was rated 4 of 5, one 3 of 5 and the other...More

First day in town, didn’t feel like the strip on the first night. This place was a short walk from our hotel and our hotel gave us a coupon which got a free bottle of wine, a nice surprise. This place is an Italian “old...More

We were headed to the strip and decided to stop for a meal. The place looks a bit gimmicky from the outside (my husband was hesitant) but don't let that fool you. The food was great. It's a little loud inside (we sat near the...More

I ate here twice during my visit to Vegas. I chose it because it was next to my hotel and the Trip Advisor reviews were mostly favorable. On one visit for lunch, with only 7 other occupied tables, I sat for 10 minutes without a...More

We were staying at the Residence Inn before flying home and walked a block to The Bootlegger Bistro. What a wonderful dinner. I had veal saltimbocca and my wife had Lasagna. The marinara sauce must have been by grandmother in the kitchen. It was the...More

The entire experience of eating here was so much fun. Dinner was great, but the service, ambiance and live entertainment made the night memorable. There’s something authentic about this place that can be hard to find in glitzy Las Vegas. Get off the strip and...More

Great fresh pizza made to order!! Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Located off the strip. Wide variety of great Italian dishes

The outside looks new but walk through the door and your in 1930 Chicago.Every thing is right,the food, the ambiance,the art,the furniture, the waiters.The entertainment was awesome,who knew that Stairway to Heaven would sound that good on a harp.Had Linguine with meat sauce and grilled...More