Eataly Las Vegas

Looking for quick and easy food at a price that doesn't break the bank? This Vegas spot is for you. Pizza's we're good and sandwiches were delicious. Ask for your sandwiches to be served hot because most are served cold (which to me isn't as good). Pretty loud because it's kind of like a food court.

Staci is awesome!!! She was so funny and helped us tremendously with our selection choice. Overall Eataly was very clean and had awesome options. Staci was very kind and definitely a 5/5 wine perfector!

Massive food hall in at Park MGM that has lots of Italian food options with both sit down and quick service options and also a market selling a variety of Italian food items. As you'd expect it has an Italian theme and they did a good job making it look like you're in an Italian market.

I enjoyed the sit-down Pizza and Pasta restaurant (separate review) and also grabbed a dark roast coffee from the crepe stand each morning. It was much cheaper, around $4, and better than Starbucks and unless you want a pastry, the line is MUCH shorter than the pastry stand next door that also serves coffee. Only down side is I don't they serve coffee until 8am so it isn't an option before that early morning flight.

This place is a must try if you're staying at or near the Park MGM and I'd also recommend it for a morning coffee.

I just love this concept. With locations in multiple cities in the US and Europe it's a must stop for an Italian fix with the freshest ingredients, prepared right in front of you. A very casual atmosphere as it's more like a food hall which allows you to enjoy some of the most flavorful food without the fine dining prices.

Order at the counter and go pick it up. Wine, coffees, and plenty of drink options available. Large portions make for a shareable experience if you're trying to watch your waist line!

I wanted to get oysters at Eataly, but I was too dumb to figure out where the pescheria had moved to. Nonetheless, the food I did enjoy (charcuterie, prosciutto cotto and shitake fritti), were very good.

Eataly has several stalls serving what we had, as well as pizza, pasta and other Italian delights. The food was hearty, tasty and came out quickly. There are several places to sit down to enjoy your food. I believe there is a wine bar also. The only downside is the prices are high at Eataly for casual dining.

Nonetheless, I look forward to trying the reasonably priced oysters the next time I am in Vegas. Now that I know where the pescheria moved to - LOL.

We were super excited to eat here, because of the fresh pasta.

Rustic Bread: $4 for a small basket. Bread was super well made and delicious.

Carpaccio: Perhaps the best beef carpaccio I've had in 10+ years. $26. The plate was superbly crafted and the meat had a lot of flavor. Grade: A-+

Mushroom Tagliatelle: $29. This dish missed the mark. Entirely. It was bland with absolutely no flavor. The sauce tasted like we were eating corn starch. Grade: D

Allo Scoglio /seafood linguini: $40. Another dish that missed the mark. Generous portions of mussels and calamari (chopped very finely). The sauce tasted like it came straight out of a can. Grade: C-

Our server Jonathan was amazing! He was super welcoming and professional. He anticipated his guests needs before they asked for service! Thanks Jonathan!

Eataly is a food court on the Las Vegas strip and has many different eateries as part of the food choices. I enjoy visiting Eataly for the variety of options and sometimes not having to do a complete dine in scene.
I visited the Lavazza coffee spot only because I was craving decadent sweets and I really enjoyed SFERA (hazelnut chocolate ball with chocolate and dark chocolate mousse). My husband tried Tiramisu and he totally gorged in on the dessert.
The only downside was each dessert charged at $10, definitely very expensive!

Great concept and fun to stroll through, but the actual execution is lackluster. Located right on the Strip by Park MGM, I had lunch several times there and was so excited to try each time. One of the restaurants I would advise getting a reservation as it can get very busy. Once we actually sat down, our server seemed bored and annoyed to be there. Barely any description of the food was offered when asked so we opted for the pizza, Cesar salad, ravioli and fettuccine. The salad tasted unwashed and was not worth the price. The pizza was the most safe and edible item maybe worth the price given the location. The rest tasted average and under seasoned.
The other restaurant/shop that offered sandwiches looked really interesting and authentic, but we found no workers to help or take out orders. After circling back in ten minutes, someone was there and seemed just as unenthusiastic as the other place. For $24 a sandwich, I would hope for someone would vouch for it, but no.
Another spot to order in there, again there's hardly any names at the place was a to go pasta place. The fettuccine was decent and the gnocchi was filling. Overall, it just seems another place you can get something to eat if you're around there that's a little Italian inspired, but the execution is mediocre.

Totally not what I expected, completely different from the actual Eataly restaurants in Italy. Made the trek to their restaurant only to find a Food Court type of setting with exorbitant prices for the amount of food you get and long lines for each thing you want to try. Go elsewhere! There's definitely better Italian places to eat at on The Strip.

Makes perfect sense now why this is at the far end of The Strip.

I've been to Eataly in NYC and it was just so overcrowded It was tough to enjoy. When we visited this location on the Strip in Vegas, we had an awesome time! On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, we dined outdoors. The setting was perfect and the food even better.

With another couple, we enjoyed a rosemary focaccia as an appetizer, then order pizzas. My wife and I loved the pizza with arugula, mozzarella, and prosciutto! After, walking through Eataly, we saw so many other delicious dining options too.

I've heard they're building an Eataly in Short Hills Mall in NJ. Can't wait for it to open after eating here!

My first time ever visiting Eataly. They had plenty of options. We visited Lavazza bc I was craving a breakfast sandwich. But they didn't serve it bc it was a Sunday (I think that was the reason why). But we got coffee and their spritz drink! The spritz drink was so refreshing! I'd come back again for it! I got a mushroom pizza (not sure the name of the place) and it was pretty disappointing. Not sure how mushroom pizza is suppose to taste like in Italy, but there was just smidge of cheese on the bread. I did like the fact that they put an abundant of mushrooms, but it didn't have flavor in my opinion. I think one slice was either $15 or $18 which isn't worth it in my opinion. I did tell the cashier and they offered to make it for me again since the cashier did indeed say it's suppose to have cheese. But I didn't have time to wait again. Since I had waited awhile already when their system broke down.

My bf did get a sandwich from another place, but he said it was alright.

It was overall a good experience. Maybe I'll give it another shot in the future.