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On June 09 2005, RateVegas.com User wrote:

Picasso was truly the low point in what was otherwise a wonderful trip. Food was bland, and the service was not even close to what one would expect from this type of restaurant. I don’t mind paying for an expensive meal, but I walked out feeling “ripped off.” The atmosphere is nice, but it sure didn’t make up for the food.

On May 25 2005, RateVegas.com User wrote:

I was part of a group that dined at Picasso in early May of 2005. Quite frankly, this was a very disappointing meal. Soup, appetizer, and entree were uninspired and disappointing. The dessert was the only thing reasonable, and even that was average for a restaurant of this caliber. Even the service was poor, as the waiter did not seem to be interested as to how disappointed we were. We ate at several other restaurants during our stay that were far better.

On December 29 2004, RateVegas.com User wrote:

You will have a hard time beating the combination of the food and service in this establishment. I would rate this as the best dining establishment within the city of Las Vegas. My hat goes off to Julian Serrano!

On September 03 2002, RateVegas User wrote:

Ate there last week and dinner was fantastic. Service was terrific.

On December 17 2001, RateVegas User wrote:

Overpriced snobbery, staff do alot of buttkissing but then Im sure they are doing strange things with your food. Never eat there again! Who cares about the artwork, those pictures arent serving my food! I believe the high prices are just to pay for the artwork, because it isnt the food that qualifies for the price that comes with it! Snobbbbbbbbsssss!

On December 10 2001, RateVegas User wrote:

Absolutely a dining jewel. In my opinion, this one stays at the top because of the actual physical presence of the owner/chef, Julian Serrano. Expensive, but worth it for a true special occasion. The least impressive thing about the beautiul setting was the Picassos themselves. It should be clear to anyone viewing them that in his later life he was getting paid ridiculous sums to “phone it in,” and that’s exactly what he did. Go for the food.

On August 06 2001, RateVegas User wrote:

Service was a little too friendly, yet once we got past that, we appreciated how personal & cordial it was. The food is world class. The ambiance was one of the finest I have experienced in my lifetime. Where else can one eat and be surrounded by breathtaking masterpieces? The room complements the art work.

On June 22 2001, RateVegas User wrote:

Food, service, ambience tops. 3 hour experience. Both had the wine-matched-to-course experiences. Having eaten in a variety of top restuarants worldwide, we found this experience to be among the best.

On May 04 2000, RateVegas User wrote:

Picasso is a very posh restaurant with real paintings from the master on the walls. I guess it’s sort of like Renoir over at the Mirage.

Who knows if the paintings will leave when Mr. Wynn does though.