Tintoretto Restaurant and Bakery

Worst restaurant in the Venetian, don’t waste your time and money eating here.
I went there for dinner with family from out of state and it was terrible!
We were sat at a table that was really small and had to keep moving things to allow room for the drinks then food…
It wasn’t worth the discomfort of the small table as the food was BAD… little flavor, tough, over cooked chicken in the Alfredo and a Chicken Parm that was so bad it couldn’t be eaten… tough and chewy, flavorless sauce and over cooked pasta.
When we were asked if everything was OK they didn’t like being told our opinion, the manageress said she tasted the food and it was OK, I guess it’s OK if that her usual stander of food!
There’s good restaurants in the Venetian so go somewhere else.

Bakery and gelato are really good, coffee is above average. Would have given 5 stars but the service is a little slow, as in you have to repeat yourself a lot. Best tiramisu in vegas.

A friend and I made the mistake of dining here during CES. Due to getting sidetracked at a booth in Sands, we left Sands too late for lunch at Bouchon. We decided to walk through the Grand Canal Shops deciding whether or not to walk over to Fashion Show as every other restaurant was full. We spotted several empty tables at Tintoretto and we decided to give it a try. We were seated at a wobbly table inside. It took a while for our drinks to be ordered. Then we received dry bread. I ordered the spaghetti and my friend ordered a spinach zucchini soup, salad, and a chicken dish. My spaghetti would have been inedible if I hadn’t been ravenous from walking around CES all day. Frozen spaghetti TV dinners are higher quality. Pretty sure they just use canned tomato sauce. My friends soup and chicken were nothing special and the salad was full of wilted vegetables. We should have paid attention to the open tables and kept on walking but our stomachs got the best of us. There are better options in Venetian/​Palazzo. Skip this one.

Very nice cozy place for dinning and excellent service from waiter. However the hostess name starting with L is lazy and rude. With half empty outside seating, she tried to force my coworker and I go to inside. She explained all empty seats outside are all reserved for breakfast!!! After We insist, she finally gave up and provided table outside but with very long face and rolling eyes. during dining we found none of those claimed reserved seat were actually reserved. She lied to us. I guess She just did not want to have people used the table, so no need to clean it often. Feel sorry for the owner of this place.

The food wasn’t absolutely awful, but it was pretty bad. Mediocre chicken entrée, poor iceberg salad, cold bread, meh soup. Service was fine and the atmosphere/​ambience was enjoyable. Just food quality issues.

Great view but awful service. The salad was stale and the food super blah. With so many choices around they should take their food preparation seriously.

Had my first brunch with my loving bf. Egg benedictine and salmon omelette are delicious. Coffee with soy milk is also nice surprise.

Had brunch with my true love here~the food is good and the coffee is nicely made as well. feeling loved!

Woww the food n service both were phenomenal. We ordered the chicken marsala and the squash n spinash soup both were just like eating in ITaly. very surprised with the low rating of the place here on Unilocal.Excellent according to me!

A nice place to eat with excellent gelato.
I had the lasagna, which is a very meaty lasagna. I prefer a cheesier lasagna with less meat, but I still found this very satisfying.
The seating «outside» is a little cramped. I’m not sure if the seating inside was for the same restaurant or not… it seems there’s a few places here all connected together and sort of the same place with different menus and functions.
The gelato was excellent, but it’s hard for gelato to not be.

I wasn’t a fan of the food at Tintoretto. I got the soup and sandwich. The minestrone soup had good flavor, but the veggies were on the mushy side. My meatball sandwich was not good. I honestly would have rather had a subway meatball sub over this one.
My companion ordered a pasta dish, which she appeared to enjoy.
The shining light was the service. Overall, service was quick and food was OK, but I’m not going to Vegas to get just OK food.

Went here for breakfast one morning. I’m not much of a breakfast guy but I was starving. We were a group of 6 people. We were seated very quick. The selection on the menu was not huge but none the less the Italian omelet caught my eye. It had mozzarella and Italian sausage in it and then it was covered in tomato sauce. It was bursting with flavors. It was served with Italian roasted potatoes and toast. The potatoes were very tasty but the toast was good done on the wrong style bread. Other than the toast the breakfast was amazing. Would go there again in a heart beat.

Unlike in Boston, Vegas was a hard place to find a tasty restaurant. It is a town filled with countless bars, casinos, and fast food. (and expensive buffets)
I was drawn into the restaurant from smelling-​good Italian baked goods and irresistible sweet stuffs by the window.
The food didn’t let me down. We ordered pasta and broiled lemon, garlic salmon for entrees. The Spinach salad is lovely and it is the one I loved the most– the secret dressing, crispy bacon, fresh strawberries, and sliced cheeses.
Maybe I should ask the ingredient of the dressing, but I didn’t. Because, I will come here again, definitely.

3 stars because the food is just okay.
Such a cute place to eat something light. I’ll say «yum» to the calamari and the pizza for now because I was hungry when I ate here. Otherwise, this place is just okay.
I really like the «outdoor» patio seating. I thought the tree «outside» made it cute.

Was walking by when my teens said they were «starving» and we decided to give this place a try.
It has a nice «outdoor» patio seating area. They try to replicate that you are sitting outside in a little Italian café, but you are really sitting inside a mall. We were seated immediately and the server came right over. Husband and I started with sangria.
I wasn’t as hungry and just tried a few bites of items:
Fritto di Calamari
Prosciutto di Parma con Melone
Pepperoni Pizza
Caprese Salad
But I would say everything was just average. Adequate, but average.
The plus side, our server was super friendly.

Decent service — however food is mediocre.
I can say the coffee was very good and as I noted the service was attentive and did not interfere.

Went for a lazy lunch, nice food and staff. The Red Sangria is amazing and if I wouldnt have to stay up all day, would have had more than just 2. I got the cheese ravioli which was fresh and sauce tasted good. My friends were also happy with their entrees.
May not be the best restaurant around but still food tastes good, nice service, awesome dessert choices (looked great though we were too full to order) and a decent outdoor ambience. I would go again!

Great coffee. A bit greasy and salty the omelette and potatoes and buttery the pancakes.
The fresh juice tasted like concentrate but I’m not going to argue.
Nice ambiance and hefty portions.
The bakery and gelato shop looks awesome but I didn’t eat anything here. Overall a quiet and pleasant breakfast experience with a Good café.

I needed to do a ticket run to both the Venetian and the Mirage and I was looking for something new and different for breakfast. Even though the reviews for Tintoretto have been mixed, I decided to give it a try.
There was no seating available on the patio so I ate inside. The menu was given to me as soon as I sat down and I was asked about coffee. They serve Illy coffee and it was quickly brought. The waiter asked if I wanted cappuccino, espresso, etc. before I ordered the plain coffee.
I then ordered their Italian omelette. It’s an omelette with Italian sausage and mozzarella cheese topped with red sauce. It’s served with potatoes that have red, yellow, and green pepper pieces. You also get two slices of toasted Italian bread.
My coffee was refilled twice without asking and service was on point. This is out of the way for a local but it gave me chance to watch tourists being tourists. I also got to walk the Grand Canal Shops and look for my friend who is one of the gondoliers. (I guess you’d call her a gondolette).
An A-​OK breakfast.

The coconut gelato is amazing and so is the hazelnut one. I am a coconut fanatic and will always opt for anything coconut. There are coconut shavings in it, too.
It’s a nice treat for those hot Vegas days!

So so