Siena Deli & Restaurant

jacioh 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Used to be good – This place has been going downhill for a while now. Don't know about the new owners, but staff is obviously not happy, and customer service is suffering. I'll continue buying certain foods to take home, but for what you pay for lunch or dinner, it's not worth it to stay and eat. Food quality is getting worse, and the employees don't seem to care about getting your order right, or out to you in a decent amount of time. Why waste money on tipping for a bad experience? 

jennajayjay 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

ok food, lousy staff?? – As a customer, I quit going there, not because of the food, but because of the staff as well. However, Lilly is wrong about the staff being "incompetent". If she had been there more than three times and before the new owners took over, she would see the root of the problems. It is the new management. The staff have been there longer than the new owners... they do their job- which is doing what they are told. There are new systems, and rules in the restaurant. If you ask me, they're taking Italy out o... read more

lilly2 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

OK food, lousy staff – Today was my last visit to Siena. I have been there three times, and although the food is better than the norm around here, the staff ranges from incompetent to downright obnoxious. If this place was in NY, they would be out of business in a week. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Come for the groceries, stay for the sandwiches. – In Short Forget the Olive Garden. This is where Las Vegas' Italians shop and eat. It's not exactly Little Italy--the location in a shopping center anchored by a Raley's prevents too much ambiance. Still, the tiny store offers a solid variety of deli meats and cheeses, a limited menu and some seating for a quick snack. There's also a respectable selection of Italian products, including some magazines and movies.