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    D.O.C.G., Las Vegas Review

    3708 S Las Vegas Blvd, NV 89109, USA
    D.O.C.G. Review
     
    4 Star Rating
    Tags: Las Vegas, USA, Italian reviewsThe Bill: £53 per head
     

    Restaurant D.O.C.G, in the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas, is a traditional Italian restaurant with a casual approach to authentic Italian cuisine. Busy and lively, the restaurant provides a casual atmosphere within which guests can enjoy traditional and seasonal Italian ingredients.

    The interior design is simple and casual; the style is reminiscent of traditional Italian restaurants and provides a welcoming atmosphere within which hotel guests can sample informal Italian cuisine. The furniture is very rustic and includes wood and brickwork.

    “Every dish was sampled was impressive and delicious, perfectly in-keeping with the casual but traditional style of the restaurant.”

    We began our meal by ordering a bottle of Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley, Vintage 2010. For our main we sampled a number of the restaurant’s popular dishes including a traditional margherita pizza, topped with buffalo mozzarella and tomatoes. Reflecting its Italian heritage, the margherita pizza reflects the quality of the ingredients.

    We also sampled fried artichoke with lemon and thyme, warm beets with burrata and pistachios and Sorrento style scialatielli, a type of pasta with lobster and shrimp. A fresh dish, the scialatelli was well cooked and included seasonal ingredients. Every dish was sampled was impressive and delicious, perfectly in-keeping with the casual but traditional style of the restaurant.

    For dessert we ordered the budino. A traditional Italian rich and creamy dish, the salted caramel budino was served with pretzel toffee and is reminiscent of a custard or pudding.

    Photos courtesy of D.O.C.G.

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