Best Cioppino in Las Vegas
Hey guys, just checking in if any of you guys have had a memorable Cioppino in Las Vegas? I recently went to Boston and Legal Seafood had a fantastic bowl. I hoping to find another good one in the desert. Any recommendations?
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Back from the dead! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to try the Cioppino at NobHill, but I did try his Lobster Pot Pie, which was great!!! I'm heading back to Vegas again, and will for sure be looking for the Cioppino this time. Any other recs? I tried looking online at the menu for Canaletto (in the Venetian) and they have a nice looking Zuppa Di Pesce. Sounds similar to cioppino or bouillabaisse. Any feedback?
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re: Bran808
One of the best cioppinos I have had is at Piero's, over by the Hilton. I haven't been there in a couple years, but I can't imagine it not still being awesome. Make sure you go hungry because the portion is ridiculously big. The bouillabaisse at Vintner Grill out in Summerlin is fantastic as well...and probably the most reasonable seafood stew I've had!
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re: tear it up
I was actually considering eating there as well, when I seen it on their menu. I've read a lot of good things about the place and that the food and service is very good. My other choice was Canaletto, since there's a bunch of other things on the menu that looks like my wife might enjoy as well. Anybody have any experience at Canaletto in the Venetian?
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When the cioppino mood strikes, it takes me to NobHill (MGM) for a San Francisco/Pacific coast version, or to Zefferino (Venetian) for their zuppa de pesce, which has more of a Mediterranean flair.
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