(702) 944-8880
4275 N Rancho Dr
Las Vegas,
NV
89130
36.2375
-115.2308
Neighborhood: Las Vegas
Years in business
Established in 2008
Last updated 10.12.11
Editor's Tips
- Fun Fact:
- Chef Marc was born in upstate New York where he lived until age 13. Then growing up in south Florida where his parents moved to start a better life. There in 1973 they opened an Italian restaurant on Singer Island Florida. That is where Marc first started cooking family style Italian food.
OMG - Mezzo Chicken Riggies are the best in Town.
by Winemixer at Citysearch
I love going to new restaurants all the time its like going on a treasure hunt to find something good. I hit the jackpot here, nice atmosphere, good wine list, delicious homemade desserts, good service, and the best Chicken Riggies I have ever had. Good job mezzos. One thing I would like the next time I come in is a little bit better mix of music.
Fabulous ! ! !
by kayleemcgrath97 at Citysearch
Las Vegas neighborhood restaurant that combines character and beauty with an exquisite Italian menu. Mezzo serves delicious and reasonably priced Italian food and i LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT !!!!
A little pricy but still good
by HotMama321 at Citysearch
Not all portions are small, but I paid like $25-30 for a 5oz. filet. it was good but it was only two bites and I was finished. Over-all it was good food and had a nice atmosphere.
- Pros: good food
- Cons: small portions for large prices
HORRIBLE
by JulieSanrobo at Citysearch
I thought I would go in and have a nice meal with my family. Too bad my order was screwed up and the customer service is terrible!! never going back!!!!!!
- Pros: none
- Cons: TONS
Good traditional southern Italian food
by westie2 at Citysearch
The owner/chef once owned the highly regarded, now defunct, Marc?s Italian Steakhouse, but sold it a few years back and opened the slightly larger Mezzo. We ordered pasta faglioli ? family style, but were informed the kitchen was out of it this evening, so we settled on minestrone listed as a special. It was reasonably good, but the portion size was exceptionally small and a total rip off at $7 per bowl. Ms. Westie?s entree was a very large portion of eggplant parmesan, a family recipe, prepared without any breading. I chose the spinach lasagna with a tomato vodka sauce which was equally bountiful and delicious.
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04/09 revisit - We first dined at this small southern Italian restaurant in December. We started off with a family sized serving of pasta fagioli which was good, but a bit tame to suit my taste buds. Our entrees were eggplant parmesan, a family recipe of the chef, prepared without breading that we found to be both ample and delicious. I used a $25 certificate purchased at a discount from a local radio station.
- Pros: Home style cooking, good service
- Cons: Location, overpriced soup special


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