
One of MGM Springfield’s two fine-dining operations, Cal Mare is the gaming resort’s acknowledgement of Italian food’s near-universal appeal. Located off the main casino, Cal Mare's bright and airy open-plan layout lets suggestions of slot machine honky-tonk filter in.
A proscenium kitchen delivers behind-the-scenes perspectives; a mostly tables-and-chairs layout defines the seating arrangements. Cal Mare's style is defined as "coastal Italian cuisine," a designation that characterizes entree offerings such as Grilled Monkfish ($29) and Maine Lobster "Scampi Style" ($51).
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