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By: Jason C in PGH,PA

Jason C in PGH,PA — Thu, 21 Jul 2022 19:21:43 +0000

Best meal in Vegas above the ritz and glamor. No bs. Humble. And REAL atmosphere, food, and service!

I was in love at first site, so we took the tip and celebrated our SECOND wedding renewal there. And I will go there again and again! The wine …. Just go there!

By: Dave Hodgdon

Dave Hodgdon — Tue, 01 Mar 2022 22:32:27 +0000

Is Larry Glock picture still Haying o the wall

By: Joel Menkus

Joel Menkus — Wed, 25 Nov 2020 18:35:20 +0000

Did there used to be two blackjack tables near the entrance? And were gigantic baked potatoes served with the steak dinner? That seems familiar to me but memories change as we age. I would like to know if it would be possible.. Thanks!

By: Pamela Thomsen

Pamela Thomsen — Tue, 23 Jun 2020 23:20:53 +0000

Goops! Third line, Seesaws

I miss having a secretary to do my typing for me.

spell check. CAESARS

I opologize for any other grammatical errors made.

Thank you in Advance

Pamela Thomsen

By: Pamela Thomsen

Pamela Thomsen — Tue, 23 Jun 2020 23:18:22 +0000

please, please, do not do not remove Batissta’s Hole in the wall restaurant from this iconic location it stands in.
Seesaws can do anything they want because they are huge in this industry.
Be the bigger industry and cherish the gem you and only you have in the palm of your hand.
The x, y, milenilas won’t even apprecitate EVER. and they have 40-50 years on us . we will stay dedicated to all your properties if you will only allow us to have the hole in the wall, with all its history, Gordon Jaffe, who was out due to surgery the time I was there last year. I truly missed him.

Cromwell is o.k. but it lacks the enticement that the Real Strip has to offer.
Cromwell is for the young crowd 21 31. you know they don’t stick to anything more than5-7 years.
they don’t having the staying power that we boomers and the few traditionalist have to stay true to the history that brought us the Real Las Vegas.

So, please I beg of you keep the very location , tiny as it is, Stage Door, Batistta’s howe in the wall, and the ever so needed for liquor and snacks of all sorts. in this priceless location. It is at the center of the strip and so very, very handy for all who are staying in your properties. and as they all
walk to get there beverages and snacks, they hit all of your properties while meandering trough each casino and entertainment venue.

I have seen plenty of locals and others plant themselves on the stools in the bar, while enjoying music, and games at their finger tips. It is this clientele that is the heart of what makes Vegas strip great. A second home / family for persons that might not have any personal engagement with other single persons.

You have to know that this tiny piece of Realestate is worth its attraction in 10 x gold than just another fancy high end intimidating spot……

By: Boulder Steve

Boulder Steve — Mon, 22 Jun 2020 16:51:04 +0000

Caesars owns that property and will not renew any of the leases on that property. They plan to develop it itnto who knows what. The good news I think they have another 8 years to go on the current lease

By: Nonya bizenez

Nonya bizenez — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 00:36:31 +0000

Say it ain’t so … sad

By: Linda

Linda — Tue, 04 Feb 2020 21:21:23 +0000

Went the first time in 1985. My most recent visit was this past June. Not much had changed.

By: LIncoln

LIncoln — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 22:11:47 +0000

This is the saddest news out of Vital Vegas in the five years I’ve been following you. And that includes the “Manhattan Express” getting re-named. I went to Battista’s the first time in 1988 after a Don Rickles concert. We’ve been there almost each time since, which schemes out to about once every five years. Loved the booths, decor and photos of Vegas icons of yesteryear.

By: Vegas Insight

Vegas Insight — Thu, 30 Jan 2020 20:18:51 +0000

In reply to Pkokkinis.

I finally went to dinner there in Dec. 2018. More than 20 years after I first set foot in Vegas. And during my very first day in Vegas, I walked to the Maxim Casino, so I had to walk right by Batista’s.

At $10/plate, I might find my way there every trip. Prices are not obscene, the place is indeed kitschy and the dude certainly works the accordion. But overall, I wasn’t blown away by the experience, given the price, and it wasn’t that expensive. You won’t find much better for less on the strip. But I don’t do the strip much these days, so it doesn’t matter.

I have no basis for comparison, so who knows what I missed 15 years ago, but I have no incentive to return. You hate to see “old school” Vegas go away, but it happens every year, somewhere, and Batista’s isn’t one I’ll shed a tear over.