One of the most anticipated new restaurants to open in Las Vegas this year is opening sooner than expected. All’Antico Vinaio, the Florence, Italy-based sandwich shop known for its block-long lines, square slices of schiacciata, and sandwiches heaped with cured meats and cheese, opened this month in Uncommons, southwest of Las Vegas. To do. Vegas.
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This Florence sandwich shop is known for serving up to 7,000 sandwiches a day. The Mazzanti family opened All’Antico in 1989 as his wine bar with a sandwich counter. He quickly expanded his business, opening stores in Milan and Rome, and his two stores in New York. In Florence, lines often form in the old streets, and customers gather outside shops to stand and eat sandwiches filled with cuts of porchetta, creamy spreads, and grilled vegetables.
Suite 100, a 1,350-square-foot space at 8533 Rozita Lee Avenue, will have its grand opening on Friday, Jan. 26 at 11 a.m. and will celebrate by offering free sandwiches to the first 100 customers. We offer a selection of famous sandwiches made with Tuscan ingredients like pecorino and truffles, including the La Schiacciata del Bos sandwich with prosciutto Toscano, Pecorino Toscano and truffle cream. and La Summer, made with prosciutto Toscano, mozzarella, tomato, and basil. Tommaso “Tommy” Mazzanti, whose family founded the restaurant, says one of his favorites is the paradiso, made with mortadella, stracciatella, pistachio cream and pistachio crumble. Seating is available in the Uncommons courtyard, under the shade of the trees, or next to the fire pit.
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Mazanati will open the restaurant with Joe Bastianich’s Hospitality Group. It’s located at Uncommons near the General Store, Amari, and Salt & Straw. Jim Stewart, partner at Matter Real Estate Group, which operates Uncommons, said the 40-acre outdoor shopping, dining and commercial development is a perfect fit for Alantico because the store can continue its tradition of offering a walk-in experience. says. We support our customers in pedestrian friendly areas. “When they first tried to bring it here, I scratched my head in disbelief,” Stuart says. “But it’s particularly aligned with the experience they want to bring to their guests.” 2024 is expected to be a big year for the $850 million Uncommons. Other locations scheduled to open this year include general admission sports bar J. Blanco, Kaiyo, Sean McClain’s Wine-O, and Todo Bian Tiki and Tequila Bar.