Allegro Wynn Restaurant Menu, Prices & Dress Code

Nestled just steps from Wynn and Encore show theaters, Allegro Las Vegas is one of the most sought-after Italian restaurants in Sin City. Launched by Italian Chef Enzo Febbraro, it proposes a revisited Italian cuisine with American influences and an innovative take on classic recipes – all served in a casual but stylish location.

The restaurant is located close to Wynn Plaza Shops, making it a prime location for a quick dinner after a busy day.

The location attracts with its classic yet modern décor inspired by traditional diners. A selection of warm hues, such as chestnut brown and diner red, blend with natural materials and fluid lines. Cozy seating areas are divided into a bar and lounge space at the front and an ample dining room with a veranda. Style and color unity between these spaces make all guests feel equally comfortable and important.

The main dining room features an open-plan kitchen with a pizza oven where you can witness the masterful art of making pizza and focaccia. Overall, the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, but the tables and seats could feel too close to one another. On busy nights, the space can easily become overcrowded.

To make up for the lack of space, the huge cantina with selected wines from all over the world embellishes the space while ensuring that you can enjoy a fine drink with your meal.

Dinner Menu

Allegro Las Vegas is known for merging old-world tradition and new-world innovation perfectly. The dinner menu reflects the culinary genius and study of flavors behind each recipe. While the striking dinner menu isn’t long, guests can easily find something to their taste.

Appetizers

First, course options include Italian classics like minestrone soup or a prosciutto and mozzarella platter enriched with famous cured meats like Finocchiona salami. It goes without saying that the Chef tweaked each dish. Minestrone soup, for instance, is made with roasted vegetables rather than fresh ones.

Signature meatballs with homemade burrata cream and focaccia are additional takes on traditional Italian cuisine – likely inspired by the Neapolitan region in Italy. Meanwhile, the Caesar salad and beef carpaccio with parmesan aioli and pomegranate bring tribute to classic Italian-American dishes.

Main Course Menu

Mains are as exciting as the first courses, the menu featuring favorites like potato gnocchi with Bolognese sauce, pappardelle pasta with prosciutto vodka sauce, and chicken parmigiana. In addition to these recipes inspired by both Italian and American cuisines, you can choose from fish and meat options.

Grilled branzino and grilled Wild Isles salmon are two delicious choices for pescatarians and fish lovers. You could also enjoy pasta with lobster, roasted cherry tomato, and spicy sauce. Grilled rib eye or the veal chop is a wonderful option if you’d rather have a juicy steak rather than pasta or fish.

The main course menu doesn’t include vegetarian or vegan options, but a separate menu can satisfy vegans.

If it feels more like a pizza night, Allegro can delight your palate with several options, including classics like Margherita – pizza with mozzarella cheese, basil, and tomato sauce – or innovative options such as focaccia with salmon and Bosco pizza with roasted mushroom puree, white truffle oil, and ricotta cheese.

Vegetarian & Vegan Options

Chef Enzo Febbraro knows that not everyone enjoys meat and fish, so Allegro also offers delicious vegetarian and vegan options. This menu isn’t as rich as the main one, but it can satisfy most palates.

The signature recipes are organic ancient grain penne with zucchini, asparagus, and cherry tomatoes and the impossible meatballs made with pine nut ricotta cheese (or almond ricotta), a vegan type of cheese. Other vegan options include the traditional pasta dish, alla vodka, vegan Caesar salad, and vegan Bosco pizza.

One of the best past options includes tubetti with basil pine nut pesto, a vegetarian dish that can be made vegan on request.

Brunch Menu

Allegro restaurant is open every day for dinner, but guests can also enjoy Saturday and Sunday brunch. The diverse menu makes Allegro an excellent brunch venue.

Late Breakfast Options

Whether you’re in Las Vegas for a bachelor/bachelorette party, a vacation, or any other event, there are plenty of reasons to wake up late. If you missed breakfast, rest assured that late breakfast and brunch options are abundant in Sin City, especially in casual eateries like Allegro.

Here, late breakfast options include an omelet with Italian sausage and mushrooms, frittata, Roman-style pizza, avocado toast, and a breakfast sandwich with pork ham, cheddar cheese, and fried egg.

If instead, you’d rather have an early lunch, the brunch menu offers plenty of appetizers, entrees, pizza, sandwiches, and salads.

Appetizers

Appetizers – called antipasti – are Italian staples, so they couldn’t have been missed from Allegro’s brunch menu. If you’re eating out with friends, the antipasto platter is the best choice for sharing. The platter contains a variety of Italian meats such as salami, porchetta, prosciutto di Parma, and mortadella. In addition to these, it also includes cheeses, grilled artichokes, and marinated tomatoes.

Fried calamari, signature meatballs, minestrone soup, and eggplant parmesan are other delicious options.

Pasta, Entrées, Pizza

Allegro’s brunch pasta and entrées are similar to options seen on the dinner menu. This means you can enjoy a light lunch consisting of rigatoni pasta with prosciutto and vodka, grilled branzino, roasted salmon, or potato gnocchi. A brunch-only option is the chicken paillard with shaved parmesan, tomato, and arugula.

A separate section in the menu is dedicated to pizza – albeit the choice isn’t abundant. The three options include Margherita, pepperoni, and focaccia with smoked mozzarella, cream cheese, and smoked salmon. However, even if you can’t choose from an expansive list, all three options are made from the highest quality ingredients and are exquisite.

Salads & Sandwiches

More than entrees and pasta or pizza, light lunches are synonymous with salads and sandwiches. If you’re fond of popular club sandwich options served at high-end cafes in Italy, know that you can have your fill at Allegro, too.

Burrata Caprese with heirloom cherry tomatoes and roasted beet salad are undoubtedly the two most delicious options, but you could also have a classic Italian salad served with focaccia and French fries.

Sandwiches include delicious Panzanella with butter-poached lobster and avocado, or you could choose a chicken parm with parmesan cheese and grilled chicken, excellent food made with fresh chicken breast and served on ciabatta bread. If you’re really hungry, the Allegro burger with crispy prosciutto and prime beef patty can satisfy the most ravenous appetite. You can even add a fried egg if you want.

Dessert

Nothing can complete brunch like a delicious dessert can. It goes without saying that options at Allegro are Italy-inspired.

From Sicilian cannoli to Nutella bombolini or gelato trio, you can easily satisfy your sweet tooth. The only disappointing thing is that none of the desserts or brunch options are vegan-friendly. Vegetarians, however, may find something to their liking.

Allegro is the brainchild of Naples-born Chef Enzo Febbraro. Boisterous as only Italians can be, Febbraro brought southern Italy to Las Vegas, its recipes blending tradition with the contemporary.

Culinary History

According to Febbraro, he learned to cook in his grandmother’s kitchen back in Naples, Italy. His career journey started in his home country, passing through Paris, London, Madrid, and Munich before ending up in the USA.

Allegro is not the chef’s first endeavor in Sin City. His delicious cooking delighted guests at MGM Grand’s La Scala at a time when it was one of few true fine dining restaurants on The Strip.

Beyond the kitchen, Febbraro’s flamboyant personality is part of Allegro’s soul. The Chef enjoys stepping out of the kitchen and making guests feel welcome. In reviews, guests appreciate his food recommendations and friendly chit-chat.

Allegro is a sought-after and highly-rated Italian restaurant in Las Vegas. To date, it has welcomed over a quarter million guests, impressing most with its exquisite Italian meals. The bustling modern trattoria features exceptionally good ratings on all platforms. 

Guests appreciate the food but also the friendliness of the staff and Chef alike. Accommodating Enzo Febbraro doesn’t mind guests ordering items that are not on the menu and preparing wonderful food on request (from available ingredients). Each dish salutes Italian cooking and showcases the passion that Chef Enzo Febbraro brings to his craft. 

There is also a positive consensus regarding the quality of food. The ingredients were fresh, and the recipes were judged as authentic Italian by Italian guests. Some of the most appreciated items on the menu include chicken parmesan served with spicy tomato sauce, the creamy signature burrata, housemade meatballs, vegan lasagne, and vegan meatballs. All food options come with free bread, which guests enjoy. 

Italians who have dined at the restaurant appreciated the baked lasagna napoletana and beautifully presented dishes. The venue is ideal for a birthday dinner, and you can expect great service.

The location, right in front of the Casino floor and near Wynn and Encore theatres, was also judged as perfect for late-night dining or a nice dinner after a show. 

Allegro is a casual dining venue, and the dress code is relaxed. Guests are welcome to wear resort casual or business casual attire. However, beach and swimwear are not accepted. This means that you can wear stylish shorts, tees, and upscale sandals, but you can’t wear flip-flops, tank tops, or beach shorts.

Like all casual dining restaurants in Las Vegas, Allegro accepts walk-ins, and you don’t have to make a reservation. If you’re concerned about finding a table during a busy night, you can reserve a table.

Allegro reservations are easy to make directly from it’s booking site, OpenTable, or through the hotel’s reception if you stay at Wynn or Encore. Alternatively, you can call (702) 770-7000 and make a reservation through the restaurant’s staff.

If you like Italian food and want to organize an event at Allegro, you should contact Wynn’s events team.

Event reservations can include private dinners, client dinners, social events, company gatherings, welcome receptions, and other special occasions. No matter the event, you can agree on a special menu with the Chef.

Wynn’s group dining and events team can be contacted from Wynn’s website, or you could call (702) 770-2251. Alternatively, send your request to restaurant.events@wynnlasvegas.com.

The restaurant is open every day for dinner, but hours vary from weekdays to weekends. During the week (Sunday to Thursday), Allegro opens at 5:00 PM and closes at 1:00 AM. Friday and Saturday, it is open for dinner from 5:00 PM to 3:00 AM.

Brunch at Allegro is only served on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Allegro Las Vegas is positioned at the hub of Wynn action, close to Wynn Plaza Shops and near Wynn and Encore show theaters. It is easily accessible from The Strip and other Vegas landmarks. If you’re traveling by car, the address for your navigator is Wynn and Encore Las Vegas, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109.

The restaurant is easy to find if you walk in from the Wynn self-park entrance.

• Allegro Wynn Las Vegas is a bustling modern trattoria where guests can enjoy a quick lunch or relaxed dinner in a lively and theatrical space.
• The dress code is casual resort attire. Swimsuits, tank tops, and beachwear are not permitted.
• Allegro is ideal for families. Children under five are welcome.