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3.8 (2.5k reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm
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Sausicha Pizza
Angela R.

Eataly is my favorite place to visit on my first day in Vegas. Why? Because the choices are endless and it's easy to get to. There's something for everyone here! Pizza, sandwiches, pasta, gelato, salads, spritz, wine and more. Kind of overwhelming if it's your first time, but I recommend doing a walk through to check out the offerings. I usually order pizza from Gran Caffè Milano bar. It's an upscale full Italian bar that serves up regional wine, Italian cocktails, beer and spirits all day. I usually just get the Aperol Spritz. They also offer a variety of pastas and light bites. The staff is friendly and attentive. They make you feel like they've known you forever. Always great conversations here! I haven't tried the happy hour yet, but they do offer Aperitivo hour twice daily from 1-4pm and 7-10pm. You can expect deals on drinks and pizza. I love the gelato here too. I tried the banana chocolate chip and pistachio flavors which were creamy, rich and flavorful. Definitely cooled me down in the hot Vegas weather. Overall, a beautiful spot to check out at Park MGM.

Pour from the day before which is awesome. Really depends who you get...
May Y.

The Eataly Enomatic is a hit and miss. Came today for the flight. Got the same flight x 2. The pour was ridiculous. It was worse than I had yesterday which was an awesome pour. I decided to come again today because the tastings given was great but I felt gypped today, I paid $40 for two sets of the Royale flight which was like two sips. I even tipped above the norm and asked the server Cecelia why the pour was so low and she said oh yeah usually the guy has a heavier pour which is not the case as the server I had yesterday was a female server and she gave a great pour. Needless to say I am not happy with the price I paid. And I have to sit here swatting flies away from my drinks. I will make sure to buy a bottle instead. Believe me I get plenty of flights and tastings this is not how you should pour.

Leticia P.

First time staying at Park MGM, so I'm still not too familiar with all the restaurant options here. Today, I was looking for something to eat at Eataly. I'm not a huge pasta fan and wasn't really in the mood for pizza, but one thing I can never pass up is trying lasagna! While browsing the menus online, I was happy to see that two of the restaurants here had lasagna on the menu. Decision made! Sadly, I completely forgot to take a picture, but let me tell you--this lasagna was not only tasty, but the portion was HUGE! It was easily big enough for my friend and me to share. And honestly, this was definitely one of the better lasagnas I've had at an Italian restaurant. The flavor was on point, the portion was generous, and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. Would we order it again? Absolutely! They did provide two sets of utensils but no plates. After already having our food, we just wanted to sit down and enjoy a couple of drinks, so we made our way over to the Eataly Bar. Gabriel was quick to take care of us and got us a beer and wine right away. When we mentioned that we hadn't received any plates from La Pasta Fresca, he was kind enough to provide us with some. It's the little things that make a difference! Gabriel was friendly, attentive, and more than happy to help. Great service from him!

Ricardo R.

A must visit if you're nearby on the strip! Even if you are not in the mood for Italian food, this place is worth checking out just in case you change your mind! Ambience (4.5/5) Conveniently located off the street on Las Vegas Blvd, this eataly location also serves as an entrance to Park MGM (which is also one of the only smoke free resorts on the strip!). It is always a treat to be able to browse and dine/drink in a smoke free environment so they get extra special points for that. The set up of this Eataly is different from other locations I've been to because it serves primarily tourists so there is not a grocery market section, and there are mainly small restaurants/bars/cafes throughout the space; however, there is a small "market" section that sells chilled wines, cookies, and other Italian goods but it is much less impressive of a selection compared to their other locations. The only downside that I noticed is the lack of tables/seating if you're eating at one of their smaller restaurant kiosks in the center of Eataly especially if you're there on a busy weekend evening like I was. Food (4.75/5) I ended up eating at one of their counter concepts called LA CARNE E IL PESCE which serves a variety of meat entrees and I got 3 chicken skewers which ended up being 45$. It was a lot of meat and on the saltier/bland side but a very healthy meal choice in Vegas. It came with some vegetables that were less salty and actually tasted better than the meat. (4/5) Then, I ended up going to their patisserie counter and ordered the best dessert I've had all year called baba limoncello. I went three hours before closing so the desserts were a bit picked over (especially the tiramisu, I personally skipped that one), so I suggest going early in the day to get the freshest pastries. The cake was soaked in a sweet simple syrup and had a custard filling. Truly a memorable dessert and I would return just for the limoncello again. (5/5) I also visited their small market store and picked up a small pack of aperol spritz, and I also bought various Italian chocolate filled cookies to bring back home. The cookies were actually much fresher than the same ones I bought at their Century City location most likely because of the high turnover of products in Las Vegas. (5/5) Service (4.75/5) The workers were friendly when I went, but definitely a little stressed since it was extremely busy on the night that I visited. There were also workers that bussed tables if you ate at one of the counter restaurants and ate at a table which was nice. Overall (4.67/5) Definitely a must visit, but be prepared to wait if you visit on a busy day.

Gohar K.

My second time here and I love it. I love Eately and have been to a few of their locations over the years. First one in New York then the one in Florence and of course LA which is the closest to me. This location at the MGM Park is very nice. There are restaurants, a bar , coffee shops, gelato and the mini market. It's not as big as the LA store or New York but it's still nice. My husband and I were walking on the strip when we came in to have coffee and dessert I ordered the summer special iced coffee and the most delicious hazelnut cookies. I enjoyed every bite of that cookie. I almost bought a second one. My husband ordered a chocolate cake and coffee. The cake was amazing of course. The ambiance is fun here and the service friendly, depending which area you are shopping from. Overall a must stop when in Vegas.

Alex K.

It's always a nice time here. If you haven't been it's an open concept with loads of stalls to choose from. Gourmet meal, sandwiches, salads, charcuterie, deli and of course wine. Not to be left out but a really nice cafe and shop. There's pretty much everything you would like and want. The food court are is open seating but can be limited if it's busy. The entrance is off the blvd and the casino so they'll be loads of foot traffic coming in and out. Besides the stall, there's some restaurants with service which is nice if you wanted to be taken care of. Regardless which one you go to, I'm sure you'll be happy with your meal. Even walking through and browsing the stall, you're literally going to see something you want to try. The services have alway been great. Food has alway been nice and enjoyed. They have a nice bar inside which is great for a nice aperol spritz and people watching. You'll alway mingle with someone as everyone is there for the same reason. A meal and drink. We alway make a stop here every time we're in Las Vegas. For a nice drink or a quick snack.

Burrata e Pomodoro Roman-Style Pizza from La Pizzeria
Ren G.

We had an amazing experience during our visit here and so very happy with all the food we tried and got. We went on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and it wasn't overly crowded at all. The atmosphere was pleasant and lively, although we thought the music was a little too loud. The place was clean and very well ventilated, which was really nice given the much warmer temperature outside. Most of the staff we came across were friendly and approachable. We first stopped at La Pasta Fresca and got their Lasagna Classica, which was one of their specialties. Their pasta is fresh and made daily, and you could absolutely taste that in every bite. The lasagna was scrumptious and tasty, and they definitely did not skimp out on anything. We also stopped by La Pizzeria and tried their Burrata e Pomodoro Roman-Style Pizza. It was so good, I probably could've had another slice of it! The burrata was so creamy and I loved the pops of cherry tomatoes that made it taste brighter and more well balanced. Our last stop was at La Pasticceria. This one in particular I was looking forward to since I have been craving for some really good tiramisu for quite a while now. We got an Iced Brown Sugar Latte, as well as a Tiramisu Della Nonna and a Tiramisu Della Nonna alla Nutella (part of their Tiramisu Fest). The latte was good and I was happy with it--it had a very bold coffee flavor and I love that, but nothing unique about it. The original tiramisu that we got though? I could probably eat boatloads of it. It was sooooo so good! It was everything you'd want your tiramisu to be--creamy and luscious without being overly sweet and just having that perfect amount of espresso flavor. Although I wasn't a huge fan of the nutella version--it was way too sweet for all of us to the point that you could only have a few bites of it. A thing of note--everything's definitely on the much pricier side here, but then again, you are in Vegas. I personally think it's worth it though. Overall, I would certainly love to come back and eat here again.

Here was the cannoli and gelato. It looked delicious but went for a walk and forgot to come back ‍ next time will try.
Rebecca N.

We had a piece of pizza it was good I like the honey pepperoni. But to pay $25 a slice was ridiculous. So we each had a slice for $25 and no drinks or salad. Seriously $100 probably won't eat there again. It's more about the experience of being in Vegas and that's it.

Dessert
Kavitha P.

What's not to love here ? I adore the spritz bar - great service delicious drinks and the vibe is nice The dessert area is great too- mini desserts but expensive They have different stations for different types of Italian cuisine, grilled skewers, sandwiches , pasta etc It's more of a trendy casual place with lots of seating I make it a point to stop here whenever I'm in Vegas- located in Park MGM

Scarlett H.

Casual and budget friendly yet classy with great quality food! We came during the 2026 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Frozen Four weekend and it was packed. Getting a table was not easy but we found one in the back section. Pizza, pasta, and gelato were all very tasty. Prices are higher than fast food places but for Vegas and for the quality and nice ambiance, I think it's quite worth it. And yes, this Eataly still has free water when we visited (some had stopped offering that) -- there is a water station under the "orange tree" -- just look around and you should be able to find it in the back.

Alfogato
Vanessa G.

Had the best thing ive tasted in awhile!!! Espresso mixed with Gelato ice cream fantastic its called Alfogato. We sat in this gorgeous court yard surrounded by so many delicious Italian eats. Pure foodie heaven. Trasported us all the way to Italy. We took home some lunch this place will forever be a main stop for Vegas.

Stephanie T.

This is such a neat concept - it's a European style food hall with a wide variety of specialty Italian foods, all with unique options. We opted for the pasta which is made fresh daily and had a dozen fresh shucked oysters for $36. It's basically counter service, you order and get a pager and find your own seating, but folks were nice and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. A nice option for wide variety and portions big enough to share.

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Denise V.

We ate at the Cucina del Mercado in the Eataly complex inside the Park MGM -- love this place. Easy to order a variety of Italian food, and plenty of seating. Ordered the Lattuga Cotto sandwich with Prosciutto -- so delicious! You can also shop at the other eateries or grab a beverage at one of the other kiosks.

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Ask the Community - Eataly

Are there any gluten pasta or pizza options?

Yes, they have several different options for vegan gluten-free vegetarian.

Do they serve brunch options or to go options?

Yes you can order to go. I don't know that they have brunch-specific items, but they're open during… 

Is it pet friendly? Can I bring a dog here?

It is inside, and I've never seen any dogs in there. It is NOT an open air market eatery. I highly doubt you're able to bring a dog unless it is an ADA registered service dog.

When and where is happy hour oysters?

The seafood stand on Saturdays from 1-4 pm.

Do they have any gluten free pasta options?

Yes

Is it buffet?

No, it's not. It's like a food court with many different vendors (Italian themed).

Does Eataly serve breakfast and if yes, what time does it start to serve breakfast?

Their coffee bar and chef's table start around 7am.

Do we need reservations for dine in?

You don't HAVE to, but it is HIGHLY recommended. They took up fast and the wait can be very long without a reservation.

What breakfast foods are available right now during Covid and have hours changes?

3 varieties of breakfast pininis are served between 9:00 and 11:00 AM at La Marcelleria

Any NV local discount?

Hi Peter, Eataly Las Vegas at Park MGM offers a 10% discount on all retail, non-menu items in the… 

I noticed that this place opens at 7am, but does that applies to all vendors/restaurants or only certain ones?

Not all. Most open at 10 am

Is it free parking?

U have to park at New York New York or neighboring resorts and walk in

Where is parking?

Parking for Eataly is at the Park MGM. Your first hour of parking is free unless you are a Pearl/Gold/Platinum/Noir Life member for MLife. They also have valet at the hotel.

Is Eataly an all-day affair? Trying to plan out my itinerary for when I go there next week. TIA!

Ciao! You can spend as long as you would like at Eataly Las Vegas! We have two sit-down restaurants, more than a dozen counters, three bars, a retail marketplace, Wine Shop and an educational Chef's Table counter. If you're looking for a quick meal,… 

Any places serve gnocchi?

Yes, the pasta shop has freshly made gnocchi. It's in the far right hand corner of Eataly if you're coming in from the casino floor. Enjoy!

Does anyone know if you can bring your own bottle of wine and just pay the corkage fee, or does it have to be bought from Eataly?

Doubtful. They're in business to seek wine. I know you can't in Chicago

Las Vegas Local discount?

There is no locals discount.

Where does one park to go to Eataly?

Theres free parking at Planet Hollywood if you're willing to walk across the street

Locals discount gone forever? I was denied the discount at 3 vendors just now. They said there's no option for it anymore?

I was told the discount was discontinued while paying at the pizza slice counter a couple weeks ago.

Is the 20% discount for locals apply to everything?

From what I was told by an employee...yes. But when we went to the sit down restaurant, the server didn’t know anything about it. But all the other stands (coffee, gelato, wine) all gave the discount.

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7th & Carson - Fish & Chips

7th & Carson

4.5(1.7k reviews)
4.8 mi•Downtown
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One of my favorite breakfast spots in town! Weather was nice enough to enjoy their beautiful porch…read more Tons of greenery and shade, and perfectly comfy. I ordered my coffee, and they brought out my own french press, creamer, and sugar. My fiancée had a fresh orange juice. Our waitress was very attentive, and all our food was perfect! I ordered the corn beef and hash, and a side of bacon. Funny enough a couple next to me asked how their bacon was here, and i told them order it cause its always nice and crispy big slices! My fiancée ordered the chicken and waffles! Their chicken and waffles are his favorite cause they are kimchi waffles, however not too spicy so good for breakfast after a night out. We tried their garlic fries today and they were so addictive I have been coming here for years, and they never disappoint me. Also if you are looking for bottomless mimosas they never miss. They bring you a tray a of juices, and a bottle of champagne so you can make your own perfect little drinks!

We came here to celebrate a friend's promotion, and the place was pretty quiet, which was nice…read moresince we were able to relax and chat. We ordered the fish and chips, which were just okay (small fish portion). One of us got the short rib sandwich and really enjoyed it. Another coworker ordered breakfast and liked her meal as well. The biggest disappointment was the pull-apart Cinnabon. Unfortunately, it wasn't soft, and the cream cheese frosting wasn't sweet at all. It definitely needed more sugar. No one in our group liked it, and for $21, I'd definitely pass on it. Our waitress was really nice and attentive. She brought us all the condiments we asked for and kept our drinks filled, which we really appreciated. Overall, we had a nice time celebrating, but there were definitely some hits and misses with the food.

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7th & Carson - Open kitchen area, you can see the wood fired pizza oven

Open kitchen area, you can see the wood fired pizza oven

7th & Carson - Braised short rib

Braised short rib

7th & Carson - 7th Signature Marg (left), Downtown Buzz (middle), and Watermelon Shugga (right)

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Eat.

4.2(3k reviews)
4.7 mi•Downtown
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A friend recommended we stop here for breakfast or lunch on our way to Zion, Utah. We always make a…read morestop in Vegas to stock up on groceries and grab brunch before heading to Zion for camping. The food here is incredibly fresh and absolutely delicious - but they really need to step up their dishwashing and make sure the food is served hot. There's nothing worse than ordering coffee and seeing purple lipstick on the rim of your cup. It makes you want to leave right away. Then comes the inner debate - do you say something and risk being that customer, or just wipe it off and move on? On top of that, getting food that's supposed to be hot but arrives cold is frustrating. You sit there wishing you were at home where you could just microwave it - because the food is that good and would taste even better at the right temperature. Our experience wasn't helped by our waiter, who seemed disinterested after the lipstick incident (same guy mentioned in previous reviews that comes off rude AF/ agreed!). We didn't feel like asking for much after that. On the bright side, one of the waitresses was amazing - she looked like she was carrying the whole place. The chef clearly knows what she's doing because the food coming out of the kitchen was fantastic. That said, attention needs to be paid to cleanliness and serving hot food. There's no excuse for that. Despite these issues, I gave it five stars because the problems are fixable and don't take away from how incredible the food is. For reference, we visited on Friday, January 3rd, in the morning. There was a nearby parking structure and no wait time. The decor is a mix of farm-to-table and modern bistro - nothing overly exciting or disappointing. We were just looking for a good brunch spot, and this place is truly a hidden gem. Hopefully, they address the concerns we mentioned because it's worth coming back for! __________ To the Chef, Your food is incredible - truly Michelin-worthy. However, the staff is serving it cold and sometimes on dirty dishes. This isn't the first review mentioning these issues. Also, the tall white guy with grey hair was incredibly condescending and rude. Hospitality doesn't seem to be the right fit for him. It's disappointing to see someone like that representing the amazing work and love you pour into your dishes. On the flip side, the waitress with long brown hair was picking up the slack and holding the place together. She deserves recognition - maybe even a promotion. I hope you see this because if the team can consistently serve food hot and on clean dishware, this place could easily become the top brunch spot around. We appreciate your talent and hope this feedback is helpful! - Vee & Mike

Stopped by for a quick brunch since we were in the downtown area. The restaurant was full so we had…read moreto wait for about 20 minutes before being seated. It has a rustic, darker ambiance and not your usual bright and sunny brunch spots. The menu not too big, but offered enough varieties that we decided to try the biscuit and gravy as well as the corned bee hash. We also got house coffee and they were from mother ship coffee. Food came out quickly, but they were lukewarm and felt like it was already made and just put under a food light to be kept warm. The biscuit was good and soft, but the gravy was a little too salty. The corned beef came in a smaller portion than I expected, and the beef was diced too thin that they didn't have great texture and flavor. Coffee was good, but overall food was not as good as we'd expect. Service was average, the waitress was nice but didn't offer much service besides bringing out initial water and coffee over. No one really checked in on us after the food was served. I'd most likely not be back as there are many other brunch places in the downtown area to explore.

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Downtown Benedict with a side of potatoes.

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Bacon Nation

Bacon Nation

3.8(506 reviews)
4.8 mi•Downtown
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Locally owned & operated
Kid friendly

I sometimes mosey into the 'D' Casino for some gambling and nitrates because the thought of…read moreblackjack and bacon makes me grunt so happily. Bacon Nation slaps slices on just about everything but French toast, and even that can be topped with bacon butter and bacon-infused syrup. The build-your-own omelet is a worthy breakfast, stuffed with two veggies and two meats of your choice. Cheddar, diced onion, and two types of bacon inside three eggs was a winner. Be sure to get some thick bacon slices to go (mango habanero, maple glazed, honey-cured) - always nice to chew on during that nine hour Sunday evening drive back to SoCal. And unlike those anorexic slices that fast food places put on their burgers, you can actually taste this bacon. Open 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., they serve lunch too and if you're in 'growling stomach mode', try the Boarrito but be forewarned - this is a pork-fest of a monstrosity that's not designed for consumption by weight watchers or thoroughbred jockeys. A large tortilla filled with ham, sausage, bacon crumbles, pulled pork, guacamole, sour cream, and pico de gallo is then wrapped on the outside with countless slices of more bacon, smothered with cheese sauce and sour cream...now I need to take a nap just thinking about digesting it. It's a massive meal and I feel like the waitress could have positioned me on all fours in front of a feeding trough in order to graze on it. Bacon Nation is located on the D's second floor inside a very clean and bright dining room with lots of booths, a counter, and an ultra-pleasant hostess named Angel. In summary, a well-earned 5 oink review is deserving because their food is that darn good. "Everywhere there's lots of piggies, living piggy lives. You can see them out for dinner with their piggy wives, Clutching forks and knives...to...eat...their...bacon." Beatles, 1968

Bacon Nation was a must-stop on our Vegas trip--everything was absolutely delicious. The portions…read morewere huge, so big that half our group couldn't even finish their meals. It was super filling and exactly what we needed to recharge. Service was a bit slow, and our bride-to-be didn't receive her food until several minutes after everyone else. We also waited quite a while for the check and were met with a little sass, which felt off. Overall, the food was great, but the service could definitely use some improvement.

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