Meatball Spot – A Las Vegas Favorite

There’s a new dining spot in Las Vegas, it’s called Meatball Spot, located in Town Square at 6605 Las Vegas Blvd. Nice and convenient!

Stevie D and Tom Racinne, the owners are both astute businessmen in the hospitality field. They said they wanted to provide a dining spot that would be fun and welcome local and national celebrities.

This restaurant has a wonderful rustic feel, with a brick wall that is the major focus of the restaurant, with a full-fledged bar in its center. There’s also a great patio area, outlined with a white picket fence, that I really like.

It is definitely a social setting in late hours, with its own DJ. The daily operations are handled by Jackson Clay and Sean.

With so many restaurants already in Las Vegas, Meatball Spot has a different menu, created in part by award winning celebrity chef Carla Pellegrino.

Celebrityscene.com started the culinary journey with Game show producer Mark Richards and Realtor, Victoria Boone. Chef Sean Schutte, the house chef introduced a selection of meatballs with some fabulous sauces.

The orders come with 3 meatballs with your choice of sauce and toasted French bread. for $7.99. The Classic, made with a blend of beef, veal and pork with Romano cheese and fresh herbs is a big hit with Las Vegas residences. Each order comes with 5 different sauces. Classic tomato, spicy meat sauce, parmesan cream, pesto and mushroom.

Variety is the secret at Meatball Spot. You can order Pork meatballs, blended with fennel, fresh herbs and spices. The beef meatball consists of fresh beef, blended with Pecorino Romano cheese, herbs and spices. Other selections include the chicken meatballs with farm raised chicken with Parmesan Cheese, garlic and herbs.

Turkey meatballs consist of free range turkey with Parmesan cheese, garlic and herbs, which is also a very popular dish. For vegetarians, there’s a choice of sauteed veggies, lentils and fresh herbs.

Other items on the menu include a large selection of salads such as Apple salad prepared with baby spinach, Fugi apples, candied pecans, gorgonzola and strawberry vinaigrette.

If you want to order a pizza Roman style, there’s half tray pizzas for $10.99 and full trays for $19.99, all which can be ordered with your favorite toppings.

So, if you’re inclined to have an evening of fun with cuisine that’s prepared fresh, check out Meatball Spot and be sure you try their gourmet ice cream sandwiches! Amazing – I tried the Bananas Foster and the Cookie Explosion Milkshake.

Hours are 11:15am-11pm Monday to Sunday.

What are you waiting for? Call now for reservations at [702] 641-7768 – and tell them Pete sent ya!

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