Trevi Italian Restaurant

We went to Trevi to try out the food and see if it would be a good place to host a wedding reception. We were extremely disappointed to say the least.
My fiancé had their margherita pizza, it was underdone and flavorless.
The calamari was good, but overpriced.
I had their signature dish, a fettuccine seafood pasta for $ 30. The seafood tasted fresh and good. But the pasta and seafood lacked seasoning. I honestly think it was a can of alfredo sauce, dried pasta, and fresh seafood. They killed the seafood by not seasoning it and with horrible pasta sauce.
For the price, it is not worth it by any means. We decided right then and there that we would not be hosting our reception there and regretted the $ 90 tab.
In all honesty, I could’ve put together better food for cheaper. Completely overrated, underseasoned, and overpriced food.
Disappointment.

Trevi is a great bar/​restaurant at Caesar’s! Do not miss having the lasagna pizza. Kevin is your man and Jessica is your woman. Eat a meatball while you’re there. Happy hour all the way. Did I say peach Bellini?!

Enjoyed a relaxing dinner here, in front of the fountain, before recent show at Caesars. Service was cheerful, attentive, gracious — two of the best servers we’ve ever experienced when dining out. The fresh, homemade Mozzarella Fritta was a great starter and the Rigatoni Bolognese and Filet dinners were all perfectly cooked, flavorful and delicious. Nice wine list with bottles at various price points. We had an Italian Chianti that went well with everything, including our gelato dessert. It can be hard to choose where to go in Vegas but Trevi truly has a menu item (pizza, seafood, chicken, pasta, steak) for every taste-​bud in a unique, colorful, & fun people-​watching setting. Highly recommend!

I had a wonderful experience for it being my first time. I chose to dine by the fountains and I really enjoyed being apart of an inner/​outside illusion type social atmosphere. My waiter David was excellent and the place seemed very well managed for the amount of high volume from customers during that hour. All my food came out to perfection and at correct serving temperatures. My entries were filling and I personally will claim that Travi offers one of the Best Italian Dine-​In Experiences in Las Vegas. It is a must try before a show and the perfect place for a quick drink by the bar. To save time on waiting please reserve a reservation. :)

in this trip to Vegas, first night we went to this restaurant based our previous experience of years ago, when this place was rocking and was incredibly busy. We order the specials which has to be the best of the night. But surprisingly the specials were without any taste, cold and not worthy of 36.00 dollars charged, we all sent the food back to reheat and very unhappy with quality of the steak as well of the quantity of the dinner, even the waiter who by the way was a great guy and very accommodating didn’t hide his disappointment from the food… we end up paying outrageous money for a bad and taste free food, nothing was Italian in that place that night. I will never go back.

As a member of the Landry’s Select Club, I thought I’d check out this restaurant. The restaurant is right in the middle of the mall on the 3^rd floor, I believe. The restaurant was a little hard to find when you are not familiar with this mall.
I had a 5pm reservation, was greeted and I was able to sit in the atrium area — close to the fountain. It was a little loud but not overbearing.
Blake, the main server, and the trainee, had greeted me within a few minutes, went over the menu and took my drink order. I had opted for the Caesar Salad for an appetizer and then the Pollo Arrosto for my entrée. The food runner had brought the salad few minutes later. The salad was the right size for an appetizer. Delicious — really like the croutons. BTW… the bread is dangerous — excellent.
Few minutes later, the main entrée was delivered. Overall, it was very good. The skin was very crispy. The only small complaint was, the chicken was a little dry. Unfortunately, I did not save room for dessert.
Overall, the staff was very attentive. The food and the atmosphere were good. I would recommend this restaurant.

I came here with my sister and a friend. The bartender was very attentive and gave our drinks quickly. The Trevi Bellini is really yummy! I tried scotch here too. I forgot the kind, but it was really good.

Great food and awesome service, but the patio seating was incredible. Felt like we were in Italy.

Came to Trevi mostly looking for snacks to hold us over until dinner. We were admittedly a little misled by the electronic board advertising Happy Hour (bar-​only apparently) but had already been led into the restaurant… hmm…
No worries though, our waiter was accommodating to our light snack needs, perfectly fine bringing us just a dessert menu. We settled on a sorbet sampler and a few cappuccinos. The cappuccinos were well made and accompanied by a crispy almond biscotti — yummy! The sorbet was also very refreshing — strawberry and lemon were our runaway favorites. Pomegranate left something to be desired, the flavor was just too subtle.
Despite being a «dessert only» order, we still received full service (got complementary bread and olive oil!) which was nice. We also weren’t rushed out and were able to sit and enjoy the food and ambiance.

Food was great! I order the linguini al frutti de mare and my girlfriend had the costola breve. On top of everything our server Eddie was on top of things and was very familiar with the menu and explained to us some of the different dishes we had questions about on the menu.

Busy because of New Year’s Eve. Fast service and good wait staff are let down by the food.
Of the four dishes, only one was hot and had the flavor profile it mentioned on the menu.
Calamari had oil all over the bottom of the plate.
Raviolis were warm at best, but decent flavor.
The pasta with crab was really very good.
The deep dish pizza lacked flavor.
Maybe worth another go when it’s not busy.

Food was okay. Bread was DELICIOUS. Get that balsamic yo!
Service was AWFUL. At one point, we considered walking out because no one came by our table for about 15 mins after we had gotten seated. And bless her heart… the waitress who did show up wasn’t even a waitress but a bartender and had no idea what was up or down.
Menu is boring. Very typical Olive Garden-​esque «Italian» food. We stopped in because we were hungry and overwhelmed by the sheer number of restaurants and eateries.
I won’t be stopping back here. Food wasn’t good enough to forgive the service.

I got the invisible man treatment at the bar. Had to send my wife to get me a drink.
It’s a bar, in my experience bars are in the business of dispensing drinks in exchange for money. Maybe it doesn’t work that way here.

From being a tourist to now a local, I’ve always wanted to try this place. Located at The Forum Shops in Caesars Palace, you won’t bypass this restaurant. It’s literally located by a popular photo spot. We opted for «outside» seating. Perfect atmosphere with the faux sky and people watching.
Went on a Monday night for dinner. Boyfriend and I looked at their online menu (obtained from their official website) and we had our heart set on a couple items… only to find out when we’re actually seated that the Spinach Artichoke dip was no longer available. What!?! =(Even our waiter was like «yeah it was a really good dip too.» Okay now… if it was really good, why did the chef remove it?! Boo. Not good.
So we settled on a different appetizer instead. We got the POLPETTI DI GRANCHIO-​crispy crab and pasta balls with marinara-​like dipping sauce. This was delicious! I tasted more crab than pasta. It looks like the pasta was little macaroni so it wasn’t too noticeable. It was so good I forgot to take a pic of this.
We also got a Caesar salad and pepperoni pizza to share. The pizza was delicious… thin crust with some basil added which was a plus. Almost a perfect rating but the pizza was on the smaller side. Even with the two of us, and we’re light eaters too, we were able to completely finish it. Plate completely empty. We each had 4 slices but they were very small. (almost like kid sizes) So 4 slices here is like 2 slices at a Dominoes or Grimaldi’s Pizzeria.
Since I’m always here shopping… we will definitely be back. There were some pasta dishes/​chicken parm I want to try next time.

This restaurant did a change in the menu from what I saw and was told by our waiter. I don’t really care for the food anymore, lacked the variety it originally had prior. Trust me, every time my family and I would come to Vegas, since I was 9, we would come here, so my heart broke with disappointment when I talked this place up a storm to the boyf to find whatever food options and NO angel hair?
Overall, you pay for the ambience and not quality of food.

Our first time here. They did an excellent job for our party of four at dinner. Wonderful service, generous wine and drink pours. Each of our various entries were perfectly prepared. Prices are reasonable.
We ate «outside» and enjoyed the fabulous fountain. The inside looked nicely decorated.
We used to live in the area and frequented the Forum Shops. This is a nice addition to the shops.
Tourists do not be afraid! This is a great place wether you are a local or just visiting.

A group of us were at Caeasar’s Palace for a week to attend training and a convention afterwards. We had had a very log day of training and interviews and decided to give Trevi a try. We were not disappointed. We were greeted very warmingly and seated immediately at a table right beside the fountain. A fresh basket of bread and olive oil was brough to us to munch on.
We decided to order a couple of brick oven pizzas and a bottle of vine. How could you go wrong with that! The pizza’s crust was thin and had the perfect amount of sauce, cheese and toppings. Relaxing by the fountain, enjoying the pizza and sipping on some wonderfful Vino was just what the doctor ordered. Service was perfect for the occassion and we were never rushed. Next time I’m at Caesar’s again, I’ll stop in at Trevi’s.

Gelato here is yummy!!!
Small Tiramisu gelato on a waffle cone for the wife. I got the piña colada.
Again, just yummy!!!

There’s two gelato places at Cesar’s that I know of. One at the entrance of the more affordable shops and Trevi. I went to this one because the price was 2 dollars cheaper for the same size. The other place also didn’t have that many flavors I wanted to try. Personally I love all the fruit flavors and am not into the heavier chocolate and vanilla flavors. I sampled the watermelon, pineapple and strawberry. They were all good! Refreshing and not too sweet. Texture was a little icier than I would have preferred but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
I ended up getting the two flavors of the day, watermelon and pineapple, in a small cup. They accept credit cards but she was eyeing me when I signed the receipt hoping for a tip? Maybe when I’m not a student and am poor myself.
The gelato stand is a little hidden. It’s small and to the side of the restaurant. Next time I come to cesars I definitely want to try the restaurant out. Food there looked pretty good.

We came here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon and had a very good meal. Our server was excellent. Another server came by and got us some refills on our drinks. Out initial server came by and apologized; it was busy and they were slightly understaffed.
The food was awesome! We really enjoyed our meals. The location is great with the outdoor area right by the fountain in the Forum Shops. It gives you a good appreciation for the design and art that went into the shops to make it feel like you’re in an outside environment.
Prices weren’t too bad considering you’re on the strip and in the area of a good hotel.

We have been here twice on our summer trip and were very satisfied with the quality of food and with the pricing, regarding the fact, you are in Caesars palace.
If your party is just two, directly pass to the bar and enjoy the wine list and the food.