I Ate at the Most OLD SCHOOL ITALIAN Restaurant in Las Vegas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- I ate at the most old school Italian restaurant in Las Vegas, Battista's Hole in the Wall. Battista's is an Italian restaurant located across from Bally's Las Vegas (formerly MGM Grand), in operation since 1949. You get complimentary wine with your dinner at Battista's Hole in the Wall and, if you're lucky, a serenade from the venerable accordion player. The whole restaurant is like a dim (literally) memory of the past. It reminded me most of 1970s Italian American food. We ordered spaghetti and meatballs and chicken parmesan at Battista's Las Vegas.
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Thinking about going to Las Vegas just for the food 😁the spaghetti you're eating reminds me of Vince's spaghetti in Ontario California that's all they serve is spaghetti it goes back to the '50s
I'm Italian, living in Italy and I desperately want to come to the US to try chicken parm, spaghetti with meatballs and garlic bread because they actually don't exist here but I saw them everywhere in movies/tv series😂😂😂
I order a Panino, they look puzzled! And thanks for the garlic bread thing, we had a massive argument with some idiot know all relative over from the UK in our place in Turin, who insisted we weren't at a 'proper' restaurant as garlic bread wasn't on the menu.
Young, Wild and Poor ... Come to Vegas, I would love to take you ... Yum 😋
It's Italian-American food. They are recipes your ancestors invented after they came to America many decades ago. It's really excellent food if the chef is a good chef. If you ever come to visit America the biggest surprise will be Pizza. Our pizza is very different from yours.
Whaaaaat. Noooo
Ive heard from friends that visited italy that you have the best food there, dont make a trip to the US for the italian food, but alot of.good food in US thats why we all fat here
Because Derek did not get any wine, just want to let viewers know the wine actually comes in large carafe, and they will keep bringing more if you ask...we usually get at least 2. They will also bring more garlic bread. They are very generous with the wine and bread, easily justifying the prices. Our favorite Vegas restaurant!
The place is awesome
I was with a group of 12 and the wine flowed like a river, it is woodbridge california wine
The wine makes it affordable
i was born and raised here in vegas, and we used to eat there all the time when i was a kid as a family. we also used to eat at the vineyard at the boulevard mall (not there anymore) those were my favorite 2 places when i was a kid. haven't eaten there in about 35 years, maybe it's time to go back.
You gotta go man it hasn’t changed a bit
Naw. We ate there about 30 years ago numerous times. It was good back then. Went about 5 years ago, it really changed for the bad. Wine was really bad. Atmosphere is good, but the food & wine is too gimmicky & quantity versus quality. Sorry, but that’s a fair review.
Kind of sad you never went back 😢 when you go back can you make a video ?
We think it very strange that we can't see your dates face ...........what's up with that ?
Sir, may I suggest a 1978 Chicken Parmesan? 🤣🤣🤣
Good one! :))
The marinaded beef and mushrooms in wine sauce served over noodles is amazing
Had the chicken parmesan and husband had the shrimp scampi. Delicious. Went there last week.
Can’t wait to be able too go. Italian food is my 2nd fav. Seafood is the 1st. Lol
@@eleasedewey2489 U have class! Same for me.
Sorry not as good as when I ate there in the 90s. They didn’t maintain standards. CAPOS speakeasy, Scarpetta (where stars eat), Sinatra, Buddy V’s Sunday buffet are all better Italian places.
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Worst Italy food
@@electrictroy2010 Nah
Great video! I was a kid in the 70's, lots of dark restaurants in Chicago 😳 😂. I remember ashtrays on the tables and people smoking while eating 🤢. But the food was cheap and plentiful. 🥰
Maybe a new crusade..... *Make Restaurants DARK Again!* MRDA hat anyone? :)
@@ginawiggles918 Yes, I remember them well! The dark spots in Chicago with the vinyl coated booth upholstery diners smoking and eating, waitress with the big hair, and gigantic portions of food either buffet style or family style. The prices very reasonable.
@@RickyG225 : LOL, Chicago was probably a lot more colorful but my dad was LAPD and he did his fair share of keeping an eye on the mob. There were some hangouts bit like I say....nothing compared to Chicago.
@@ebutuoyebutouy : Right....definitely not RED. Maybe rainbow colored? Huge rainbow crowd in West Hollywood.
Las Vegas has an “eat in the dark” restaurant.
I want you guys to have a massive wedding reception buffet, film it for us, and title the video, "All You Can Wedding"!
So funny ~ I was thinking the same thing myself! So beautiful to see them holding hands ~
That is where we had our wedding “reception” after we were married at the Little White Wedding Chapel in 2008. Still happily married. Great place.
I Got married at the Flamingo July of 04 And we had our Wedding Reception dinner there too. Have a Blessed day.
For all u married guys congratulations!
The only '70s TV show I could think of with an Italian restaurant was the pizza bowl from Laverne and Shirley.
We had passed this restaurant on our way out of Vegas and really didn't think much about it......definitely gonna try it the next time we're there! Also, would like to see you showcase more old school , off the strip restaurants from the bygone era ! Thank you for your reviews........ entertaining and informative!
Same here. Always go to Stage Door Casino, but never here.
Can't beat the old school slots that spit coins out 💰
It looks like the kinda place old school Lt. Columbo would’ve walked into with a lit cigar and questioned Patrick McGoohan. Columbo also would’ve ordered chili which was not a menu item.
Derek: You might find it interesting that I was treated to the exact dinner of spag and meatballs back in the early eighties by a casino owner ( whom shall remain anonomious - long story but a good one ). Looks like the traditional Italian food still rocks. By the way, did I mention that Don Rickels and Pe Isadora joined us for dinner. OH WHAT A NITE !!!!!!!! Keep finding all of Vegas's gems. This place truely is nastalgic and great. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES. Stay safe.
Wow... dinner with Rickles would have been a blast!
Don that’s awesome. I wonder if there’s don rickets table. There should be.
Wasn't that small actress' name Pia Zadora.
@@geraldinefields1730 YES Sorry about the improper spelling. Me bad !!
Sorry not as good as when I ate there in the 90s. They didn’t maintain standards. CAPOS speakeasy, Scarpetta (where stars eat), Sinatra, Buddy V’s Sunday buffet are all better Italian places.
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Derek, you made a wise choice! My wife always orders spaghetti and meatballs and I always order chicken parm thank you very much for going there!! I think that place is great including the the old man with tha accordion! I always count on him showing up ! 😀😀😀😀😀😀
Take the wine homemade you get 2 carafes salad is the BEST and the wine great price
I worked there in 1974
I AM SO GLAD you went To Basitias we Usually go there every trip, We even had our Wedding dinner there After we got Married at the Flamingo July of 04 It is our go to Place Great Video . STAY SAFE BE BLESSED 😁😍
I always pass by there when I visit Vegas. Now I know. I feel like I’ll be eating with the good fellas!
I LOVE Batistas so much! Always one of our first stops when we’re in Vegas. And maybe Als diner from Alice or mels diner from Happy Days😀
Derek I absolutely love your videos. No matter how good the spaghetti sauce is I always puts lots of parmesan cheese on it...👍👍👍
Parm is addictive. Tried Pecorino Romano? It's made with sheep's milk had has a tasty tang. I use both cheeses in my meatballs. Shhhh, don't tell.
Omg. My favorite place. Love the food and the guy with the accordion. I always get the Veal.
I loved that place! I had the eggplant parm. I loved all the old school pictures. I felt like I was eating in a scene from a Scorsese movie.
I LOVE old school, dimly lit restaurants. Reminds me of my childhood....which is kind of helpful these days.
I get the Eggplant Parm every time I go to vegas, I even had my wedding dinner there after I got married at the Flamingo July of 04.
A good eggplant parm is one of my favorite foods of all time.
This made me think of "Johnny's Little Italy" in Reno, NV back in the 70s, now known as "Johnny's Ristorante Italiano" with apparently more authentic and more expensive Italian dishes.
Johnny's is still great food
@@Sshooter444 For sure!
Hot plates always make me suspicious a microwave is involved with the cooking.
Hey Derek, I ate there several years ago, it was great, I am happy to hear it’s still open, I can’t wait to go back 😊👌 thank you for a great review.
Love the off strip restaurant videos!
Now I want italian food too!
I love this place I remember my parents taking me here in 1971 from hanging out all day at Circus Circus 🎪. The same squeeze box player it still there and he’s nearly 90. My wife and I got married in February of 2019 and we had our prewedding dinner here, which included my 87 year old father that brought me here the first time with my mom and brother. I love this place and I hope it’s stays around for another 50 years! I now eat there every time I go to Vegas.
I ate there in April 1992. Prices were much cheaper. Gordy played accordion. He's still alive? OMG.
@@c.s.mcleod7383 I have my fingers crossed 🤞 that he still is considering all that’s going on right now. My Dad is 88 and still kicking, I think they are around the same age.
I Luv that place was the accordion player there for the $ it’s a wonderful place
He’s still playing there I saw him in 1971 and he played for us in 2019. 👍
VINTAGE!
Looks like a knock off of Westlake Joe's Daly City, original Joe's San Jose and original Joe's San Francisco.
I doubt if it’s a knock off of Original Joes. I used to eat at original Joes in the 1980’s. But I have eaten at Batistas since 1971 when I was 11. Baristas is way better.
You had me sold at "This tastes like the 70s"
looks like mels diner quality and service but no one yelliing for flo the waitress
I love this type of restaurant. The food looked really good! There's a place near me called Merichkas. They're famous for their heavy on the garlic poor boy sandwiches. The restaurant itself is kind of dim inside with dark wood paneling and red and white checkered tablecloths. It's been around forever and we love the place:)
Thank you both for the lovely old style dinner experience
I love this place. I lived in Vegas 1993-99, but I'm originally from NYC. Battista's Hole in the Wall was one of my favorite places. I almost always dined alone and was guaranteed to have enough leftovers for several meals. My husband has never been here. I need to drag him here on our next Vegas trip...
Great video Derek that place is on my to do list on my next trip to Las Vegas in 2021 keep up the good work my friend
The bottomless wine is what makes the price worth it. :)
we usually eat at cheaper places throughout the week and have a nice meal like a day of two before i leave we live by coastally this place is amazing
Love this place anytime I'm in Vegas I have to make a stop here. Love the old school vibes it has, along with great food! Great for the family too!
As usual, Derek comes through with a winner. Scarantino's in Eagle Rock CA (suburb of LA) is where we enjoyed classic Italian food back in the day. Soup, bread, and salad included with entrée. They had THEE BEST white minestrone (no tomato) and creamy garlic salad dressing ever. I've managed to duplicate the recipes for both so continue to enjoy the taste of Scarantino's even tho I've since moved to South OC.
Sorry not as good as when I ate there in the 90s. They didn’t maintain standards. CAPO’s speakeasy, Scarpetta (where stars eat), Sinatra, Buddy V’s Sunday buffet are all better Italian places.
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Grew up in nearby Cypress Park. And we used to go there when we were kids,late 80's early 90's i recall
Gina, head to Sonny’s in San Clemente. The best Old School Italian in South OC
@@jm3875 : Hi jm. Sorry I'm so late in responding....had a slab leak so indulged in a nervous breakdown for a few days. Yes, Been going to Sonny's when we'd stay with friends in SC years before I even moved to LN. You living down here too? I'm always looking for good spots. Love Mexican, Chinese, Thai. Anything good really. Let me know if you have some other good tips.
Nice talking to you. G. :)
Tried Battista's for the first time early Feb...Food was good, but the wine was great... Also, I'm not a coffee drinker, but the Cappuccino at the end was amazing
Jack's bistro was french...so this food might be like...the meal in the Copacabana showcased in Goodfellas. Thx for showing this place. Always wondered about it. Looks great.
I had a great time at Battista's. I had the Lasagna and sat at the bar. The Bartender made the whole experience awesome. You are right that it is walking into a 1970's restaurant.
@Johnnie Madrid I heard of tunnels under the old Flamingo building that was torn down that was in the current location of the pool area. Never heard of tunnels under Battista's though. Thanks for the info 👍
More like $8.95 and $5.95 respectively in the 1970s. Chic Parm for that price is extreme IMO. Hey its Vegas!
i remember going here back in college some 15-20 years ago. My friend and I both agreed it was the best cappuccino we've ever had and still is to this day (i think it actually tasted a lot like hot chocolate lol)
You were around in the 1970s? Whaaa! Derek, when are you taking your fiancée to Pampelmousse on Sahara? It's a very old school Vegas French restaurant. And get the cioppino at the Palace Station Oyster Bar!
Homemade cappuccino LOL WTH? BTW, Spaghetti and meatballs is never served in Italy LOL!
As a lover of spaghetti and meatballs myself, it looks really good Derek. Is this place wheelchair accessible? Because if so, then i might consider visiting if i ever visit Vegas.
Charlie, I won't swear to it but if memory serves correctly it is. Definitely worth it. Sooo good.
This took me back to the 70s. Good times and great food. Thanks for the trip back in time!☺️🙋♀️
Sorry not as good as when I ate there in the 90s. They didn’t maintain standards. CAPOS speakeasy, Scarpetta (where stars eat), Sinatra, Buddy V’s Sunday buffet are all better Italian places.
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We go there whenever we're in Vegas. The prices seem high when you read the menu, but you get what you pay for and then some. Just a great traditional dark old time Italian place, like you used to find in most large cities, but which have been put out of biz by the big chains.
We always saw it but never got a chance to go.... thanks for the great video ! And that has to be straight out of the Godfather !!! Did you try the veal ???
As a child in the 60s we stayed at the Hacienda hotel and we went to a restaurant called The Leaning Tower. It had a picture of the leaning tower of Pisa. We went twice, and for Italian families that is high praise! I remember my parents saying it was probably owned by the mob😆
I have been there many times. They used to give you a free bottle of wine with your meal. Decanter anyway. I'm not big on wine though, but the food was good. Yep, amd its always dark in there, not good for filming.
Even though the lighting sucked on this one I was drooling over that food and just imagining the flavors. Sad to hear it is no longer a family owned business and now is the clutches of a large corporation. Stll may have to give it a go sometime. Thanks for the video!
I almost forgot to mention we past by this place a million times and didn't even know it was a semi hidden gem, a bit to pricey for that kind of simple food. Thanks again Ciao.
Vintage Vegas! Thanks so much for another amazing video ♡
You could easily split either of those dinners… they make the best veal it’s been awhile since I’ve been love the hole in the wall
Great place to eat. Reminds me of the old Venetian that was on Sahara and Valley View years ago.
I use to always eat there back in the day, great place to hang out after work.
I am not going to permanently unlike all your future videos
How can you eat a meatball with a spoon.....
You need help
I have eaten there. It was way too expensive, not very clean, the food was not very good and the old guy playing the accordion was a fraud. I play way better than he does
Absolutely my choice. But anywhere I go I search for the old school, been in business forever restaurants. They never have to advertise!
Drinking Coke soda pop with good Italian food is absolutely sacrilegious. It's a real mistake.
Been here several times over the years and never had a bad meal. Bargain prices too. Great review Derek👍🏻
Bargain prices?
It is for Vegas.
@@katherineuk5466 derek himself in the video and many comments here have noted the high prices. You can MAYBE say the prices are okay for what you get (debatable) but definitely not a BARGAIN like its a steal
parlayin Hey, I think it’s a bargain. You get soup or salad, garlic bread, a carafe of house wine and a cappuccino in the price. It’s great quality and a great place in general. If you get the chance please go and try it, you’ll understand why I think it’s a bargain. Just my humble opinion.
@@katherineuk5466 Fair enough. I have actually been there and everyone in my group thought it was just ok, not something worth going back a second time for... but i can appreciate a difference of opinion as we all have different standards. Cheers!
Ate there 20 years ago. Glad to see they have not really changed. It was a great night for a group. Not a chain, not a clone, a true original experience. Going back next chance I get to travel to Las Vegas.
We ate there back in January when we visited Las Vegas, it was absolutely delicious!!
Excellent review as always. You now have convinced me that this place is worth a visit as you are the third You-tuber that has reviewed this restaurant in the past month. All very good reviews but it just seems that with all of the choices of places to eat in Vegas.....somebody is promoting the hell out of it. If any of you are interested....check out the other 2 reviews from Yankee in the South and Bill and Lisa's Food and Travel.
So owned by Caesars now? I fear this place doesn't have much time left before they get booted and the property gets developed. Just like Vickie's.
Three's Company is one of the best shows of all-time
So basically Olive Garden on steroids . Lol .
Awesome video as always mr derek
Rockford files the restaurant his trailer was in the parking lot of.
Ahhhh Jim Rockford was my idea of a manly man back in the day. :))
Think it was in Malibu and unfortunately Italian dishes weren't on the menu
I love Rockford, the coolest guy ever. His Vegas episodes on Rockford were good.
@@texadonkey34 : I loved James Garner since I saw the movie he did with Doris Day when I was just a kid.....The Thrill of it All.
@@TheJm129 : Yeah, as I recall it was filmed at Paradise Cove. My dad used to catch the commercial fishing boats from there....back in the day.
The lighting in that place is terrible. It makes the food look unappetizing.
Loved this place! We were there in Feb 2020. For all you get with your meal, its a great value.
Aww arent u a sweet soul
Great review. Thank you for sharing your experience. I would probably need the wine to forget that my spaghetti and meatballs were $23. Do you think the experience and food was worth the price?
LOL.....I just spent $18 bucks on a box of donuts.....so yeah, I think their dinners looked worth it. The FOOD may be from the 70's but, unfortunately, the prices of 2020 apply. I make homemade meatballs and the MEAT alone costs me sixty bucks. Parmigiano Reggiano around $15....it adds up. Quality ingredients are pricey.
And that spaghetti includes a cappuccino, a glass of wine, garlic bread, soup or salad and a side of pasta. If you think you can get all that for $23 at any other restaurant by the strip you're hallucinating or you have a time machine
@@boboayame2065 wow are you family or nut sack swinging with the owners? I didn't mean to hurt your feelings 🙃.
I asked if it was worth it. You obviously think so since you recited the menu. But it wasn't your review. Its still spaghetti, not fresh made pasta with some old Italian lady in the back.
Bobo Ayame right on, it actually comes with two carafes of wine 🍷
@@bowlfullapancakes3455 Hi mate i went there twice with my wife in jan/feb when we were stateside.We both thought it was great value and really loved it.Will be going back when/if we can travel again.
Yes i remember. But entrees were 5.99 and came with a salad and g. Bread.Grew up in Conn. Good Italian food.
Thanks, I love Italian food, although I was born in 1974, I am quite familiar with the mood/disco/the good old days :)
The place could definitely use a little more lighting 💡
Maybe a candle on the table. Want light, go to Olive Garden. ;-D
gina wiggles 😲🤣😂
@Johnnie Madrid You knew there had to be a good story with this place.
I go to Ready Spaghetti a small store here in the NW of Washington the best toasted French bread with garlic of course. We also have Spaghetti Factory hear in the NW Way North of Seattle.👍🏻🇺🇸🤔
Looks like you're recording in 'night vision mode'!🤣
Danny Thomas StJude.org Reminiscent of the Playboy Mansion look that Hef kept 70's-ish. The food actually looked pretty good, reminds me of Pietros in Riverside. Never would have guessed it's a Harrah's property. Glad to hear the cappuccino is chocolatey! Another great video Derek!
The Golden Stear would be a good place to do a review on. The pepper mill, Bastisa's hole in the wall and the golden steer are probably the 3 oldest restaurants of Vegas with lots of history. Cover the classics, Restaurants that have prove in their test of time. Proof good food never goes out of style!
Went there iNov 30, 2018. The Accordian guy played for me, glad he is staying at home and safe😀😀
I’m thinking the spaghetti would taste more like Flo Manera would make! Jack Tripper specialized in French food.
Batista's is awesome!
As good as Alpine Village used to be.
My understanding this place is still owned by mob.
Danny Thomas. He also started the Shriners children's hospital
Danny Thomas started St Jude Children's Hospital.
Will she ever let us put a face to her voice?
My favorite place when in Vegas. Dont plan on doing much afterward cuz they load u up. Thanks for the review D.
The food tastes like "All in the Family", without a doubt.
I always imagined Edith’s food tasted average. Certainly not restaurant level
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@@electrictroy2010 we're talking about the style of cooking, not the quality.
Red sauce, red wine, garlic. Love this spot.
You need too go to the golden steer steak house on Sahara blvd
Derek, I know you won’t reply but I’m sure everyone is wondering why you don’t show your fiancés face. I love your videos! And she adds so much more to them. ❤️
I agree. Maybe "she" could wear a *Lone Ranger* mask to hide her identity? I'd be happy with at least a NAME, (even a made up name). I really like her knowledgeable commentary on the food. Derek is great too. You can tell they have a lot of foodie experience. They pronounce items from many cuisines correctly. Not only is this is a fun channel but it's very well done. Personally, I'm glad Derek is moving a bit beyond the bargain buffets.
I love the video and the fact you reminisced back to the 70s it does take me back but now with keto that is something I probably won't be able to enjoy besides the prices are way too high 3295 for chicken parmesan and $22 for a bowl of pasta you can be great but not worth that if they just wants to survive this pandemic they're going to have to cut their prices by at least half to get people to come
I’m effin going when the opportunity arises! ♥️ i did get to go to Vegas early March 2020 before...
Thanks so much , really enjoyed the Vlog. We always stay at Bally’s and frequent stage door and look at this place, however never been in . But when we are allowed to travel from the UK it’s top of the list. Cheers for all your content 👍👍
It's worth going to. In my opinion, they get everything right, right down to the garlic bread.
Thanks for doing the review of Hole in the Wall / we are planning to try this on our trip / did you have to wait a long time to get in ? The food looked great and btw the wine is all you can drink !!!
I was there ealier this month and no wait. Was there a few times over the years and no wait. The secret seems to be out now so in the future who knows?
This place is amazing. I loved it!
Thanks for taking us there. I always wondered what it was like.
Reminds me of classic restaurants of San Francisco such or Original Joe's and Gold Mirror.
In St. Louis, we have some incredible Italian restaurants on “The Hill” and virtually all of them date back to that time frame and earlier. We are incredibly spoiled for amazing Italian food in our general area. Looking forward to getting back to Vegas & enjoying so much of the wonderful food, entertainment, shopping, etc.!😊👍
L Gempet Cunettos is my fav on The Hill...
Yes, have been there myself….LOVE it!👍