There are four
Buca di Beppos in Las Vegas — one near the Atomic Testing Museum on Flamingo,
one in Summerlin, and one at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino. Since summer
2014, there's also a hybrid Buca Cafè Italiano in the Bally's Hotel where I
stayed recently.
(Stupid
question here: If they're owned by Planet Hollywood, how come there isn't one
at the Planet Hollywood Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip?)
Anyway ... The
Bally's location has a simple all-day buffet, or one can order separate
breakfast or lunch dishes for singles. The dinner entrees are sized to feed
two. Since I was staying at Bally's, I went there for breakfast one day and
discovered that they have a pretty basic breakfast menu, nothing very fancy or
innovative.
I had New York
steak and eggs. Unfortunately, although nicely medium rare, parts of the steak
were a bit on the tough side. I should have ordered ham and eggs. It's too bad
Buca Cafè Italiano is the only restaurant serving sit-down breakfasts at
Bally's.
By the way,
"Buca dI Beppo" loosely translates as "Joe's Basement" —
"Buca" is a Tuscan slang word for "basement," and
"Beppo" is a nickname for "Giuseppe"
("Joseph" in Italian).
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