Lavo Menu & Prices 2026: Italian Las Vegas & NYC

Name: Lavo
Price range: $$$

About these prices. Lavo does not publish a full priced menu online. Prices on this page are estimated from widely-documented sources including OpenTable, Yelp, editorial reviews, and food media coverage as of May 2026. Upscale restaurant menus change seasonally and prices at Las Vegas Strip venues include a market-rate premium. Confirm current pricing and availability directly with the restaurant at lavorestaurant.com or via reservation platforms before visiting.

Signature spotlight

Lavo's most celebrated dishes and drinks

Six items that define the Lavo dining experience -- from the pasta program to the bar and nightclub culture.

~$38 · Pasta highlight

Lobster Ravioli

Hand-rolled pasta pillows stuffed with Maine lobster in a saffron cream sauce. Lavo's most requested pasta -- rich, elegant, and distinctly Italian-American.

~$85 · Steak program

Dry-Aged Bone-In Ribeye

A 22 oz, 28-day dry-aged bone-in ribeye with rosemary butter and Maldon sea salt. The centrepiece of the steakhouse side of the menu -- designed for sharing.

~$34 · Vegetarian favorite

Truffle Tagliatelle

Fresh egg pasta with black truffle, butter, and aged Parmigiano-Reggiano. Lavo's most-ordered vegetarian dish -- indulgent and straightforward.

~$52 · Seafood centerpiece

Branzino al Forno

Whole roasted Mediterranean sea bass with lemon, capers, white wine, and herb oil. Lavo's most-ordered fish dish -- light, flavourful, and naturally gluten-free.

~$20 · Aperitivo hour

Lavo Spritz

Aperol, Prosecco, blood orange, and soda -- Lavo's signature aperitivo cocktail. The drink that sets the tone for both dinner and the nightclub transition.

~$16 · Classic ending

Tiramisu

Classic Italian tiramisu with espresso-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone cream, and cocoa. Consistently singled out in reviews as one of the best in Las Vegas.

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Seven Lavo menu categories -- from antipasti and pasta to mains, desserts, and cocktails.

The full menu

Every Lavo category with dishes and estimated 2026 pricing

All seven categories below. Dishes are based on documented menu coverage. Prices are estimates -- confirm with the restaurant. Tags flag vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free items where applicable.

Antipasti 6 items

Pasta 7 items

Pizza 5 items

Mains 7 items

Sides 5 items

Desserts 5 items

Cocktails & Bottle Service 6 items

Nightlife & bottle service

Lavo as a nightclub: what to know before you go

Lavo is unique among upscale Italian restaurants in the U.S. in that it doubles as a full nightclub, particularly in Las Vegas. Here's how the dinner-to-nightlife transition works and what to expect.

Las Vegas

Restaurant to nightclub

The Las Vegas Palazzo location seats dinner guests in the ornate main dining room. Later in the evening, the space transitions into a full nightclub with DJs, dancing, and bottle service. Dinner reservations do not automatically carry into nightclub territory.

Bottle service

VIP table minimums

Bottle service is available in the nightclub area with dedicated tables, mixers, garnishes, and VIP access. Minimums vary significantly by night (Thursday to Saturday run higher), table location, and event. Contact Lavo directly for current minimums before booking.

Dress code

Smart casual to upscale

Restaurant dress code is smart casual. The nightclub enforces a stricter upscale dress code -- no athletic wear, no sandals, no baseball caps. Management exercises discretion. Dress fashionably to avoid any issues at the door.

Reservations

Strongly recommended

Both dinner and nightclub table reservations are strongly recommended, especially Thursday to Saturday at the Las Vegas location. Use the official site or OpenTable for dinner. For nightclub tables, contact the venue's reservations team directly or book via their VIP concierge.

Events

Celebrity and themed nights

Lavo Las Vegas regularly hosts celebrity DJ nights, private events, and themed evenings, particularly on weekends. Check the official Lavo social media channels and website for upcoming event listings and special cover-charge nights.

NYC

New York City location

The New York City location mirrors the Las Vegas concept with Italian-American dining and a nightlife component, but operates in a Midtown Manhattan setting. It tends to attract a different crowd mix -- finance, fashion, and media -- compared to the Las Vegas tourism clientele.

Locations

Where to find Lavo

Lavo operates two flagship locations. The Las Vegas location is inside The Palazzo Las Vegas -- part of The Venetian Resort at 3355 Las Vegas Blvd South on the Las Vegas Strip. It is one of the Strip's marquee dining-and-nightclub destinations, with easy access from the casino floor and hotel lobby. The New York City location is in Midtown Manhattan and operates as both an upscale dinner restaurant and a late-night venue.

Both locations are TAO Group venues. For exact hours, current menus, events, and reservation links for both, visit the official site at lavorestaurant.com.

Las Vegas: Inside The Palazzo, 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S
New York City: Midtown Manhattan location
Parent company: TAO Group Hospitality
Reservations: via OpenTable or official site
Price range: $$$ (upscale dining)
Nightclub: bottle service, DJ nights, events

About Lavo

Italian-American dining meets Las Vegas nightlife -- a TAO Group institution.

Lavo was created by TAO Group as a concept that blends authentic Italian-American cuisine with the high-energy nightclub culture that Las Vegas is famous for. The design draws on Baroque Roman aesthetics -- ornate ironwork, dramatic lighting, rich fabrics -- creating an atmosphere that works equally well for an intimate dinner or a late-night celebration.

TAO Group operates some of the highest-grossing restaurant and nightclub venues in the world, and Lavo has consistently been among their top performers at The Palazzo. The combination of a serious Italian kitchen -- house-made pastas, wood-fired pizza, premium proteins -- with a nightclub that activates post-dinner makes Lavo one of the most distinctive dual-format venues in American hospitality.

The menu changes seasonally to reflect market availability of premium ingredients like truffles, fresh seafood, and estate-imported Italian products. The bar program is equally sophisticated, with a cocktail list that moves from classic Italian aperitivi into full nightclub service.

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Dietary guide

Vegetarian, gluten-free, and dietary options at Lavo

Lavo's Italian-American menu has solid vegetarian coverage through its pasta and pizza sections -- roughly a third of menu items can be ordered vegetarian. The classic Italian cheese and charcuterie tradition means dairy-heavy dishes dominate, but plant-forward options exist (arugula salads, sauteed vegetables, vegan-adaptable pastas with olive oil bases).

Gluten-free guests should note that the pasta and pizza kitchen handles wheat flour extensively. Naturally GF mains like the whole roasted Branzino, the filet mignon, and grilled seafood are safer choices. Always inform your server of dietary restrictions -- upscale kitchens can often accommodate requests with advance notice.

Vegetarian pastas: Truffle Tagliatelle, Cacio e Pepe, Risotto ai Funghi
Vegetarian pizza: Margherita, Truffle & Mushroom, Quattro Formaggi
GF mains: Branzino, Filet Mignon, Salmon, Ribeye
GF sides: Creamed Spinach, Roasted Asparagus, Broccolini
Vegan sides: Sauteed Broccolini (confirm no butter)
Always inform server of any allergies or dietary needs

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Common questions

Lavo restaurant -- frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Lavo's menu, prices, locations, nightlife, reservations, dress code, and TAO Group affiliation.

What is Lavo restaurant?

Lavo is an upscale Italian-American restaurant and nightclub owned and operated by the TAO Group. It has two flagship locations: one inside The Palazzo Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip, and one in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. Lavo is known for its ornate Baroque-inspired decor, handmade pastas, wood-fired pizzas, premium steaks and seafood, and its high-energy late-night nightclub component with bottle service.

Where are the Lavo restaurant locations?

Lavo has two flagship locations. The Las Vegas location is inside The Palazzo Las Vegas (part of The Venetian Resort) at 3355 Las Vegas Blvd South on the Las Vegas Strip. The New York City location is in Midtown Manhattan. Both are TAO Group venues. For exact addresses, hours, and reservation links, visit lavorestaurant.com.

Is Lavo part of the TAO Group?

Yes. Lavo is a TAO Group venue. TAO Group Hospitality is one of the largest entertainment and hospitality companies in the world, operating dozens of venues under brand names including TAO, Marquee, Lavo, Beauty & Essex, Avenue, and Cathédrale. The group is headquartered in New York and operates venues in Las Vegas, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Singapore, and Sydney.

How much does it cost to eat at Lavo?

Lavo is an upscale dining experience priced at the higher end of the restaurant market. Based on publicly documented pricing, expect to pay roughly $28–$42 for pasta, $24–$32 for pizza, $48–$85 for main courses (steaks and seafood), and $18–$26 for cocktails. A full dinner for two with drinks typically runs $150–$300+ before gratuity. Prices are set by the restaurant and may change seasonally — confirm with the venue before visiting.

Does Lavo have bottle service?

Yes. Lavo features a full nightclub and bottle service experience, especially at the Las Vegas location inside The Palazzo. The restaurant transitions into a nightclub atmosphere later in the evening. Bottle-service minimums vary by night (weekdays vs. weekends), table location, and party size. Contact Lavo directly or visit their official website to check current minimums and reserve a table.

What is the dress code at Lavo?

Lavo enforces a smart casual to upscale dress code. For the restaurant portion, smart casual attire is expected — no athletic wear, flip-flops, or overly casual clothing. For the nightclub area, particularly in Las Vegas, the dress code is stricter and leans toward upscale/fashion-forward attire. Management reserves the right to refuse entry at their discretion. It is always advisable to err on the side of dressing up when visiting any TAO Group venue.

Do I need a reservation at Lavo?

Reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends and for large parties. The Las Vegas and NYC locations are popular and fill up quickly, particularly for dinner service and special events. Reservations can typically be made through OpenTable or directly via the official Lavo website at lavorestaurant.com. Walk-ins may be accommodated during quieter periods but availability is not guaranteed.

What kind of Italian food does Lavo serve?

Lavo serves Italian-American cuisine with an upscale, contemporary approach. The menu features house-made pastas (lobster ravioli, pappardelle, tagliatelle), wood-fired pizzas, premium steaks and seafood mains, and traditional Italian antipasti. Signature items include truffle pasta, Lobster Ravioli, a dry-aged Bone-In Ribeye, wood-fired Margherita pizza, and classic Tiramisu. The food program draws from both Southern and Central Italian traditions, reinterpreted for a fine-dining context.

How does Lavo compare to other TAO Group restaurants like TAO?

Both Lavo and TAO are flagship TAO Group venues with a combined restaurant-and-nightclub format. The key difference is cuisine: TAO serves Asian-American (Japanese, Chinese, pan-Asian) cuisine, while Lavo focuses on Italian-American fine dining. Both venues share a similar upscale atmosphere, Baroque-meets-modern decor style, celebrity following, and bottle-service nightclub experience. Lavo is generally considered slightly more intimate than the cavernous TAO Las Vegas space.

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