Parm Italian

Came here for dinner my first night in Vegas! Good: - The chicken parm sandwich was awesome - I really liked the way the marinara sauce and the chicken parm went together, it was so tasty with the cheese too - Great portion size, I didn't feel that it was too heavy but it filled me up completely - The food came out super quickly - Tons of seating nearby and more casual ambiance Bad: - A bit expensive for the contents Overall this meal really filled me up.

Must have forgotten to review this place previously as we've now come on three occasions. This time we shared an Italian sandwich and a Caesar salad. I really like the Caesar salads here as we've ordered one each time. This time my wife and I shared the sandwich and I thought the filling was flavorful and the bread was nice but not extraordinary. We have previously ordered a pesto pasta which we liked, and have gotten the meatballs also. We really enjoyed the meatballs and they're red sauce is flavorful and what I look for in a marinara: Deep flavor and not a ton of sweetness. We'll be back here for sure.

First stop to eat night of arrival @ Aria.. was a food court. U order from kiosk & meatballs look raw but that's because they use a mix of veal. Other than that was hot & tasty 😋

Parm was pretty good for food court Italian. I had the very good spaghetti and meatballs. The mozzarella stick appetizer was ok, but the serving was generous. Dipped in the sauce they were more than passable. Of course, it is on the Strip so the pricing is over the top. $50 with tax and tip for a plate of spaghetti and cheese sticks? The guy making the food was surly as hell. Mr. Friendly he was not. The dinning area is upscale food court and it was fine. All you can drink fountain soda was a pleasant surprise. There are too many food places to try in Vegas to ever return to Parm, but overall the experience was good.

I ordered the meatball sub, mozzarella sticks and a soda which cost about a bit over $30. The food itself was okay, nothing spectacular about anything. The mozzarella sticks are very big; like the size of some people's big toe big. Was it worth $12 not so much to me. It was lacking in the flavor department and the marinara sauce didn't make much of a difference. The sandwich was okay, it's like a bigger and fancier looking meatball sub from Subway on a sesame seeded hoagie roll. Overall the food is just okay but if you're lazy to go out of the hotel then this might help. Pizzaoki is a better choice in my opinion and the fried chicken place isn't too much better either than this place.