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3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 · Italian restaurant, Fine dining restaurant

Elegant Italian fine dining inside Encore with standout ossobuco and polished service; premium prices, dress code, and occasional service/value inconsistencies to note.

Our take

Sinatra exemplifies grade A standards through exceptional food quality anchored by signature dishes like ossobuco and refined seafood, paired with outstanding service attentiveness that makes guests feel genuinely valued. The elegant setting within Encore's polished environment reinforces the upscale experience, though occasional consistency variations in execution and isolated food safety reports prevent the highest tier. This is a destination-worthy Italian fine dining establishment that delivers on its premium positioning.

In more detail

Inside Encore, the room feels elegant and serene with Old Vegas nods and polished touches like handbag stools. Servers glide rather than rush, and one guest noted the team "made us feel important from the moment we walked in." However, expect dress code enforcement and occasional waits at peak times. The cooking leans elevated traditional Italian: saffron-kissed ossobuco, delicate sea bass, rich house pastas, and a playful chocolate-hat tiramisu. Flavors are refined more than flashy, powered by premium ingredients over theatrics, though a few diners wished for larger portions relative to price. Families can make it work thanks to familiar Italian staples like chicken, pastas, and simple sides, though the atmosphere is formal and there is no explicit kids menu. For adventurous children it is fine; picky eaters may prefer plainer pastas or chicken from the menu.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Upscale resort setting inside Encore at Wynn; luxury crowd, pre- and post-show diners, special occasions.

Safety: High foot traffic and well-secured resort property; well-lit, staffed, and maintained.

What's nearby: Adjacent to show venues, casino floors, lounges, and other Wynn restaurants; easy to pair with entertainment.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Sinatra?

Go for the Ossobuco or Veal Parmigiana and save room for the Cappello Tiramisu.

What should I know before going to Sinatra?

Dress up, book ahead, and plan for resort parking plus standard tax and tip.

Is Sinatra worth the price?

Expect $140–190 for a full meal and upscale surroundings, but watch for smaller-than-expected portions.

Opening Hours

Monday17:30–22:00 Tuesday17:30–22:00 Wednesday17:30–22:00 Thursday17:30–22:00 Friday17:00–22:30 Saturday17:00–22:30 Sunday17:00–22:00
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