WWE Superstars, Alexa Bliss, Kalisto and Wife Lady Lucha, Revisit the D Las Vegas
If there’s anything people know about WWE superstars and downtown Vegas… it’s that these wrestling icons just can’t resist Andiamo Italian Steakhouse. These past couple weeks we have seen WWE bombshell Alexa Bliss pay another visit to one of her all-time favorite restaurants (Pictured: WWE Superstar Alexa Bliss – Photo credit: the D Las Vegas).
WWE Joylynn Johnson with Alexa Bliss and friend at Andiamo Las Vegas
Photo credit: the D Las Vegas
Alexa is the first woman in WWE history to have won both Raw and SmackDown titles… so you can only imagine the appetite she works up for the #1 Italian steakhouse in the city. She hadn’t been in town for quite a while, but was sure to get her Andiamo fix with her friends before they headed down to the strip to catch Mystere at Treasure Island.
WWE Kalisto and wife Lady Lucha at Andiamo Italian Steakhouse Las Vegas
Photo credit: the D Las Vegas
Not to mention… WWE powerhouse Kalisto and his wife Lady Lucha are no strangers to downtown Las Vegas. In particular, one of their favorite hot spots is the D Casino Hotel. A couple weeks ago, they also stopped by their go-to hangout and dined at the D’s award-winning Italian steakhouse, Andiamo. The wrestling icon was sure to snap Instagram pictures for all of his 1.4 million followers to see.
WWE Kalisto and wife Lady Lucha at Andiamo Italian Steakhouse inside the D Casino Hotel Las Vegas
Photo credit: the D Las Vegas
The lovely masked couple were in town to attend the 2019 Billboard Latin Music Awards… but they always make time for their downtown fun.
Kalisto has visited Andiamo countless times. He has enjoyed their iconic 32oz Tomahawk steak on several accounts – with his wife, and with one of his best friends and WWE phenomenon, Sasha Banks.
WWE Kalisto with DLVEC owner Derek Stevens at Vegas Golden Knights Watch Party
Photo credit: the D Las Vegas
After dinner, they walked across the street and into one of the city’s most versatile venues, Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, to catch a Vegas Golden Knights playoff game on their enormous 72-ft. HD LED screen. There, they caught up with the D and DLVEC owner (and close friend), Derek Stevens.