Martorano's

Non-Smoking Area, Fine Dining, Dress Code-Upscale Casual

Know Before You Go: For a small fee, guests can ride in one of the Masquerade Show in the Sky floats and be part of the fun.

Save Money: Aside from the float ride, joining in on the Masquerade Show in the Sky is free.

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In Short
Scattered around the perimeter of the New Orleans-style Masquerade Village area, shoppers can browse through many specialty stores and eateries. It's a bustling, upbeat place with carnival atmosphere and a parade of… Read More

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Steve Martorano takes to Jimmy Kimmel Live! to announce his second restaurant, Martorano's, coming to Paris Las Vegas in the spring. He also made mozzarella with the new poster boy for Las Vegas.

The eponymous restaurant from the self-described cook who started his career as a deejay takes over the Le Provençal space in the Le Boulevard shopping and dining corridor.

Steve Martorano is a big guy with muscles and tattoos and he can cook up some mean Italian food. The music at this part restaurant and part nightclub is loud, ranging from Frank Sinatra in the early evening to hip hop and R&B late at night. It's not unusual for people to dance in the aisles or even on top of their tables. There is no menu. Instead, a waiter rattles off that day's list of about...