Mother Wolf at Fontainebleau Las Vegas serves crave-worthy Roman Italian dishes, from airy focaccia to spicy arrabbiata, in a vibrant, stylish setting.
"Chef Evan Funke made a name for himself and his Roman Italian food with Mother Wolf in LA. Now, the Vegas location at the Fontainebleau serves the same exceptional food, but in a lighter dining room, one decorated in shades of sage and coral. The pasta stands out, with cacio e pepe and spaghetti arrabbiata as must-haves. Start with an order of mind-blowingly fluffy and delicately crisp sfincione focaccia bread." - Janna Karel
"Chef Evan Funke’s LA hot spot Mother Wolf opened with the Fontainebleau in December 2023. The Roman Italian restaurant makes excellent pasta — with spaghetti arrabiata and cacio e pepe among the most popular options. Make sure to order the sfincione — a deliciously light and fluffy focaccia with a delicately crisp edge." - Janna Karel
"Frequented by Matthew Kang for its Italian offerings." - Eater Staff
"This LA transplant is just as flashy as the original. Design details like busy booth cushions and the multicolored tile floors fight for your attention, and there’s probably a celebrity seated a few tables over eating the restaurant’s famous squash blossoms. With all that flare, it’d be easy for the food to be an afterthought, but it’s not. The short rib meatballs are crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and taste even better dipped in their airy pomodoro sauce. Mother Wolf is best experienced at the bar with a cherry liquor-spiked Negroni and an order of the cacio e pepe or rigatoni all’amatriciana." - emmy kasten
"Rome is often listed as one of the romantic cities in the world, and Mother Wolf by acclaimed chef Evan Funke (soon to appear in Netflix’s newest season of Chef’s Table) gives lovebirds the charm of the Eternal City without the throngs of tourists. The dimly lit, olive tree-lined entrance gets guests in the mood, and the restaurant’s renowned pastas, pizzas, and other signature dishes — such as the focaccia and squash blossoms — will transport you to the cobblestone streets of Italy." - Emmy Kasten
