Yo cuz! Steve Martorano’s popular catch phrase isn’t the only thing that captures your attention. His edgy, family-style Italian cooking leaves you swooning. Share an unforgettable Las Vegas fine dining experience at Martorano’s restaurant inside the Rio. Frank Sinatra did it his way, and Steve Martorano has achieved culinary acclaim using the same approach – by breaking all the rules. What would you expect from the man who catered for the cast of “The Sopranos”? The floor-to-ceiling windows and skylight give the restaurant an open, comforting feel. There are also views of the pool. The restaurant includes a full bar with several TVs that display scenes from gangster movies, along with hip-hop music videos. Many agree this is the best place to sit.Hailing from South Philadelphia, Steve Martorano serves simple Italian-American home cooking in a chic after-dark environment. He always says he’s not a celebrity chef, but rather a cook whose food happens to be famous. “I’ve always done things my way,” Martorano said. “I’m old-school Italian and I’ve always cooked what I love to eat, but my tastes have grown and my new menu reflects what and how I’m eating now.” The portions are huge, so you’ll get your money’s worth ordering family-style. Favorite dishes include the meatball salad, eggplant stack, Downtown Chicken Cutlet, Philly cheesesteak and Rigatoni Sunday Pork. Get a little messy and chow down on a Homemade Lasagna. Plus, every dish is prepared to order without