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    4.4 (881 reviews)
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    T N.

    Celebrated our daughter's 18th birthday here. Top notch. Service: excellent. We were seated promptly upon arrival, on time with our reservation. Justin was it waiter: he was knowledgeable, engaging, and helpful. I noticed several managers on the floor monitoring and directing flow. Food and service were prompt The food: all dishes had excellent presentation and very tasty. The fresh arugula salad was amazing: fresh and well balanced with citrus and cheese. The four cheese pizza was amazing: creamy, perfectly gooey, slightly salty and sweet. A very surprising good and savory dish ( and I'm not a cheese guy). The contrast between the gooey cheese and the thin, crusty dough adds to the experience. The pastas: we shared a couple of dishes. The sauces were creamy with good consistency. I want to highlight the pasta though: cooked just right with the perfect slightly chewy texture. Im betting it's home-made. So good. The halibut: good sized filet with firm slightly crispy exterior and breaks into soft flakes. The mild touch of sweetness is balanced with the lightly citrus, creamy sauce. The deserts: All were great. That said the star is the tiramisu. Amaazzing. Smooth, creamy, chocolaty and perfect texture. Dessert nirvana!! Nitpick: this is for sure a nitpick. The loud, modern pop, hip hop didn't quite fit the elegant decor of the restaurant. A must visit. Highest of recommendation's

    Brenna C.

    Absolutely, beautiful ambience, weight staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, focaccia was divine, pastas were cooked out then day as they should be in each flavor was something really special! Must get the pistachio donuts for dessert!

    Lindsey R.

    Such great experience from beginning to end. We started with an espresso martini at the bar then headed to our table. Love the music and vibe of the restaurant. Tyrone was our sever and took great care of us. The portions are large and better for sharing or for a group. Arugula salad a nice bite to it. Next we had the zucchini flowers. There are 5 to an order and they were fried perfectly with a cheese center. The ragu and cacio e pepe were our favorites. Make sure to get focaccia for the table.

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    Angie L.

    We stayed at Fontainebleau and I must say it is quite spectacular. The restaurant scene there is trendy and Mother Wolf is a special treat. We were especially impressed with the level of service we received from our server Jonathon. The food was absolutely delicious as well. We ordered the squash blossoms to start, they were absolutely a must. We shared a pizza and a pasta dish with the short rib and it was flavored to perfection. The vibe was lively, but also a volume that allowed us to converse amongst ourselves. We so enjoyed the entire experience and will absolutely put this on the list for our next visit.

    Tiramisu
    Kyle C.

    I love a meal where the bread is the focal point. The focaccia is probably the best thing on the menu. The pizza was a blend of Neapolitan style with an American/NY influence. Mostly resembled Neapolitan but much more crispy and less wet on the crust. A perfect marriage of two styles. We also ordered 2 pastas that were good but nothing to run back for. It's hard to go to an Italian restaurant and not get a pasta, but they were probably my least favorite part of the meal. Lastly, the tiramisu was some of the best I've had.

    Cacio e Pepe. Delicious.
    Buk O.

    Did not disappoint in food or service. Delicious food, very friendly staff. I have been to the one in LA, the interior of this one (at the Fontainebleau in Vegas), seemed like a replica. Great vibes all around.

    Jacqueline T.

    Dining at Mother Wolf inside the FontaineBleu felt like stepping straight into my Italian grandmother's kitchen with a glamorous and elegant twist. The restaurant itself is sophisticated and regal, with a beautiful ambiance that makes the entire experience feel special from the moment you sit down. I ordered the Rigatoni alla Carbonara made with guanciale, egg, pecorino romano DOP, parmigiano reggiano, and black pepper. It was absolutely incredible, rich and authentic Romana cuisine. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients in every bite. I also had the Fiori di Zucca, delicate squash blossoms filled with ricotta romana and topped with parmigiano reggiano. They were light, flavorful, and a perfect start to the meal. What made the experience even better was our server, Rocco. He was incredibly attentive, friendly, and made sure everything was perfect without ever being intrusive. Service like that truly elevates the whole dining experience. Between the warm nostalgia of the food, the classy atmosphere, and the excellent service, this was a memorable meal. Molto buono!

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    Eva M.

    Not just good- unreal! The service was thoughtful, helpful, and personal. Our waiter was actually from Italy, accent and all, and he was wonderful. We had the arugula salad first. I was perfect! We couldn't stop talking about it. We also had the focaccia. Now, I was thinking it was just break but it wasn't. It was little pillows of heaven. And we had the carbonara. We ended the meal with the doughnuts, which we agreed were some of best we've ever had. It was all great. I only wish we had more room to try more items. I also had the lavender cocktail. It was not too sweet and overall very refreshing. The restaurant is located within the Fontainebleau hotel where we were staying. We loved the coastal, chic decor that reminded us being beachside in Italy. We've been talking about the meal daily since we've returned. Can't wait to go back.

    Squash Blossoms
    Mike R.

    Mother Wolf is probably going to get 4 stars from this review because we ate at Carbone Riviera the night before and it is difficult to match that place. Anyway, my wife and I went on a date night during our couples trip to Vegas and picked Mother Wolf. I am a particular fan of Felix Trattoria in Venice, so going to another Even Funke restaurant made perfect sense. Our table had a great view of the open kitchen and the restaurant exuded fine dining Italian. Service was top notch, and most of the food was also. If there was one thing that kind of surprised me was when I told the Somm that I'd like to keep our bottle of red wine below $300, he suggested we better stick to the by the glass list. He wasn't kidding. We've been to a bunch of fine dining and expensive establishments, and this wine list had nothing for the more budget conscious wind drinkers. So we ended up doing a Brunello in the $350 range. It was fine, but a better option would have been to order from the by the glass list and try several options. Anyway, back to the important part - the food. We started with the focaccia bread, squash blossoms and short rib meatballs. One thing Mother Wolf does not do is skimp on portion size. Each of these appetizers would have worked for a party of 4. The meatballs were especially good I thought. Next came a couple of pastas - The Rigatoni Carbonara and the Pappardelle Ragu. The Pappardelle was the star of the show with the Carbonara being a little bland compared to other versions we have had. We then had as a shared entree the Chicken and Mushrooms. If any of the dishes were a miss this night, it was this dish. The chicken was cooked well, but everything tasted under seasoned. It would not be a dish we would order again. Because there was only two of us and the apps and pastas were so substantial, we had no room for dessert. Good meal, not a great meal.

    Bruschetta Classica
    Christina K.

    Mother Wolf has beautiful decor and has top notch service from start to finish. It's a great place for casual to formal dining. When it's very busy, it can be quite loud a there's a lot of conversations going on around you, but take it that it's indeed a popular place. It's quite dark inside so you're likely going to need some lighting to read the menu. Using very traditional names for their dishes, it can be a little confusing if you're just reading the titles - you might not be familiar with many of the names as I was. You'll need to read the descriptions to get a better grasp on the type of dish. The server is also great at describing the dishes. For the appetizers, the table shared the short rib meatballs, bruschetta, and a margherita pizza. The meatballs were pretty good, but I have had more flavorful and tender ones at other places so it was good, but not the best I've had. The bruschetta comes out looking very cool - a big piece of bread topped with burrata, tomatoes and basil. However, as a shared appetizer, you're going to have to demolish the bruschetta a little in order to get it into pieces for everyone. I would have rather had the bruschetta nicely precut to make it easier for sharing. The pizza was excellent! The crust was thin and crispy and the flavor of the ingredients tasted fresh and it was scrumptious. For the entrees, there were many pasta dishes tried. One of the best was the Linguini Limone. It was saucy and had a great standout lemony taste. It was one of the best at the table. The pasta is made fresh and the rigatoni dishes all had their own types of sauces. I will say that there was some inconsistencies in the rigatonis because some were thicker than other pieces so the pasta bite wasn't always consistent. Fresh made pasta always has a really nice overall texture and for the most part, the dishes did have that. Another pasta that was really good was the short rib rigatoncini (smaller/thinner rigatoni). It had a nice and rich sauce that had nice meat pieces and it was a very comforting type of dish. All of the pasta entrees are definitely filling. If you have a table that doesn't mind a good sampling - then get a few differently sauced dishes to share. Lastly - onto desserts. The lemon sorbet was very very tart. While I do like a good tartness in some things, this sorbet was much too tart. It wasn't an enjoyable dessert. The mini donuts were the better of the three desserts. It was more of a classic type of dessert - little donuts with a dipping sauce. I have head great things about this restaurant and I really wanted to love it - but in the end it was good, not great, but good. I want to reiterate that the service was top notch all the way.

    Diana T.

    I was already prepared to be blown away, and I can now confidently say, I was definitely blown away. What an amazing meal we had in Vegas! We came as a private party and the food never stopped coming. Dish after dish, the variety had all of us wow'ed. Everyone there was also very thoughtful and kind. Mother Wolf is definitely on my list to return to when in Vegas! Oh also, THE TIRAMISU IS TO DIE FOR.

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    Alex D.

    Great Roman restaurant! Romantic vibe and dim lighting with an open kitchen, perfect place for a date night. Would recommend coming in with a group and ordering family style so you're able to explore and taste more dishes Service was amazing as everyone made it very smooth and seamless when it came to resets for the next course, refills, and check ins. Food was great! Favorite was the short rib meatballs! Dipping the focaccia into the marinara was super addictive! Added a pizza and a couple of pastas for the table to make it a great dinner.

    Ben C.

    Mother Work in Fountainebleau is a higher end restaurant with a Roman motifs decor specializing in and known for their Italian pasta and pizza dishes. Our party of seven had reservations and was available on time. Service is exceptional. The dishes are meant to be shared. Each dish name does not describe what the dish is, so read the fine print for ingredients. Of the appetizers, pasta, pizza, and Pacific Halibut, the pizza came out on top by everyone. However my particular favorite was the halibut with the asparagus tips and chunky artichoke parts. The asparagus tip's firm texture with the flaky halibut was superb. Ok, the pizzas. The thin crust four cheese toppings (re: Quattro) almost melted in your mouth. When served all the pastas had a heavier sauce but as the noodles cooled the sauces became very heavy. Save room for desserts. The tiramisu, oh my! And the pistachio ice cream. Wonderful. My only complaint was the loud overhead music, difficult to have a conversation unless speaking to the person next to you. The loud music creates too much energy for a relaxing meal.

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    Ask the Community - Mother Wolf

    Can you order take out?

    They do not offer take out

    Does the restaurant have a corkage policy?

    Fo sho

    Do they have a wine menu by the bottle?

    Yes! They have great wine list!

    Are there any gluten-free options?

    Yes

    Is there a dress code? We'd like to go prior to a concert so we aren't really wanting to dress up!

    No dress code casual is fine

    When requesting a reservation online it asks for a credit card Do they charge your account right away?

    No they don't. It's just a hold

    For reservations, are we allowed to reserve a specific desired table?

    You can request, but depending on availability you may not get it. Recommend calling vice putting a note in the reservation system.

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