"Brunch at this Italian restaurant can range from indulgent to mind-numbingly over-the-top. On Sunday mornings, the $55 endless brunch comes with midday dishes like tuna tartare, Caesar salad, chicken parmesan, smoked salmon pizza, and blueberry pancakes. But Saturday morning is a whole other affair with party brunch. Bringing the nightclub aesthetic to daylight hours, party brunch is all seafood towers and Champagne, pulsing music, fog machines, banana costume-clad bottle service, and fog machines." - Janna Karel
"The party brunch offering at the resort is described as "a mind‑boggling morning of one‑pound meatballs, fog machines, and banana costume‑clad waitresses," emphasizing loud, theatrical brunch service rather than a traditional seated meal." - Janna Karel
"The 20-Layer Chocolate Cake at this Italian restaurant and party brunch hot spot is one of the most popular desserts on the menu. It starts with super fudgey slices of devil’s food cake, each meticulously iced with a layer of creamy peanut butter marscapone. Then the 20 layers get covered in a sheen of ganache. A slice satisfies two to three people — but nothing is stopping you from ordering the whole thing." - Janna Karel
"This party spot can host anything from intimate dinner parties of 15, up to large receptions of 700 guests. Weekend party brunch is especially popular with bachelorette parties, while evening dinners can accommodate wedding parties and company outings. Contact the restaurant for reservations with larger parties before digging into jumbo shrimp cocktail, brick oven pizza, and truffle ricotta cavatelli." - Janna Karel
"Lavo at the Palazzo says the patio along the Strip has been one of the hottest tables to score. Diners can do some people watching along Las Vegas Boulevard." - Janna Karel