I have eaten at Terra Rossa maybe ten times. The hosts are nice, always gave
us the table we requested. The wait staff is friendly, helpful, and
knowledgeable. The food is excellent. I and my friends have only had good experiences
there. The Caesar salad and thin crust pizzas are wonderful, as is the
antipasto plate they bring you (included with the meal) with chunks of Parmesan
cheese, olives, roasted peppers, and zucchini chips. All the pasta dishes we've
tried have been really good as well.
Just a counterpoint to your, perhaps unique, experience at that restaurant.
T-bones is fantastic, one of the best steakhouses around. I treated my
friends there for my birthday--I'm the one with millions of points--and have eaten
there many times. Great food and service, nice ambiance, prices about what
you'd expect for a high-end steakhouse in a high end casino. Comparable to
Hank's at GVRS, many menu items in common.
We ate for the first time at Hachi a couple of weeks ago. Food and service
were top notch, prices were very high. Two light eaters and myself (pretty
heavy eater!), bill was over $200. The lobster tempura is wonderfully decadent!
I also enjoy Salt Lick, the barbecue place. Not the greatest BBQ in the
world, but pretty good food, good service, and relatively low prices. Can't go
wrong with the all-you-can-eat platter, for around $18.
Brian
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In a message dated 10/3/2007 5:52:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
tkazmierczak@msn.com writes:
People who work at Terra Rossa have got to be some of the most unpleasant
around.
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