We went to the sit down restaurant to the northeast of the whole Eataly area. It was delicious! You could tell the ingredients were fresh and cooked so simply and beautifully. We will be bringing friends here in the future! If you like classic pizza: the margarita pizza was perfection! 🍕 It was fun to pop over to the pastry counter when we were done with dinner for delicious desserts!

Eat-ly, cautiously I went with my family purely out of curiosity Zero expectations = zero disappointment. My motto recently when it comes to food and eating out. Ok here’s it. The place looks packed because it’s cramped and small. It is carefully arranged to look kind of like a mini Italian market with busy food and drinks stalls. The Food is ok but lacking in real Italian “soul”- I can count the pieces of pasta in my bowl. I have friends who are Italian that cook Italian and have been to a few cities in Italy and dined there. The servings are big, hearty and tasty. Here, it’s small, salty and simple. We had pasta not pizza. The pizzas look great! Though (sorry no photo). The value for money- I paid $85+ for 4 different pasta dishes that sounded good in the menu. My first impression: “Gosh! Really?! This is it? I can make this at home.” (My lips are pursed so tightly). No purchased drinks but water from a communal container. There’s about 2 of them I saw. The one near us was empty and I was told “somebody will fill it up”. But we stayed there for almost an hour and nobody did. So be resourceful. I’m not one to pay $5 for a bottle of an 8 oz water. Heck no! Haha. Better yet bring water with you ;) Also tipping? The lady at the till asked if I want to tip.. my personal question on this is - why really,It’s self service. They don’t give water and it’s our first time to try the food so I really don’t understand why they would ask for 15, 20, let alone 25, 30% tip. Just No. Overall it’s 2 stars for the food. 3 stars for the experience.Our take home is for the experience. Expensive but it was ok. What really matters is the moment of being with my kids and mum. I am also a newish resident in Vegas and quite a few of my friends who live out of the State and are coming to visit the place have been asking what it’s like to eat in Eataly. I have had no answer because I have not been. But now I have something to say. I don’t recommend eating there for the purpose of getting fed with Italian food. I reckon Olive Garden must be a better option? Well this place is at Park MGM at The Strip. I would recommend going only to feed your curiosity and charge to experience. That is priceless. If you’re in it for Italian food then be prepared because if you’ve been to Italy or have Italian friends who can cook, oh dear I tell you it is not the same. Have fun though. This is Las Vegas where experience matters most.

Stopped by for a quick lunch while at MGM. Same concept as a food court with so many different options. It's perfect when you have a group of people that have a different meal preference. There's everything from pizza, sandwiches, meats, cheese, pasta, wine, etc... After walking around, everyone grabbed their preference and we shared everything tapas style. Everything was good as each was freshly made or prepared. It was crowded, but was able to find table after walking around.

Great experience. It was nice to walk around and try different spots like a food court. Located at Park MGM near the strip. Coming in from the strip you have a grand entry view of the place that offers two levels. First level is desserts and wine and the second level offers food options bar and restaurant. The pasta was a hit!

Eataly has about 6 separate restaurants in one location. Your party can separate to go and place their orders at different stands and then you can all regroup to sit together. If you have a large group, it could be tough to sit together. Options: Pizza stand, sandwich stand, pasta stand, steak & fish stand, bread stand, and dessert stand. I ordered pasta & meatballs (no drink, no bread) and paid $35. My entree was delicious and the portion was for one person. You stand in line to place your order at each stand, then wait for your number to be called to go pick up your food. At the dessert stand I wanted a traditional tiramisu so I had to order the $18 sharable size. It was really good!!! I wish they offered a smaller & less expensive option.

Located inside Park MGM, this is like an upscale food court with lots of choices of high quality food and drinks from all regions of Italy. We tried their fresh oysters in a half shell,  pizza hot honey soppressata, prosciutto, caesar's salad, pasta. Everything was so good and so fresh. They also have sandwiches, cheeses and wine. Order from one of the counters, pay for the food and they give you a restaurant pager/beeper that lights up when the food is ready. The food is so enjoyable and so delicious.

I recently visited Eataly on the Las Vegas strip and had a wonderful experience. The variety of authentic Italian foods and products available is impressive. The atmosphere is lively and bustling, creating a vibrant dining environment. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable, helping us navigate through the different sections. My only minor gripe was that it can get quite crowded during peak hours, making it a bit challenging to move around freely. Nonetheless, the overall quality of food and the enjoyable ambiance make Eataly a must-visit spot for Italian cuisine enthusiasts.

This venue is spectacular! Located at the Park MGM Eataly toffees an endless array of Italian fare. Pizza, pasta, meat, cheeses, desserts, wine and coffee. Food is made fresh right before your eyes. Highly recommend checking out Eataly the next time you are in Las Vegas, Nevada!

Enjoyed eating here so much that we ended up eating here 3 times during our trip. There was something for everyone, from pizza to pasta, to grilled meats. Really high quality ingredients. The price is a bit steep, and serving sizes are an unknown until you get your order, the samples they show aren't the same size (they are actually bigger). We ended up also shopping for some new olive oils, etc and we love them.

Tried the street food, wine bar, & dessert vendors at Eataly. Street food was decent but took a while for items that essentially had to be heated up. Affogato gelato was amazing! Wine bar had a nice evening happy hour that was a good deal. Overall the atmosphere is what makes this place - the food is good but not the best I’ve had in Vegas!

This venue is charming with a few restaurants and shops. It’s a mini Italy. It’s walking distance from a few nearby hotels. Parking available in nearby garages. As I walked around I wanted to pick up everything! Fresh bread, meats, desserts just waiting to get in my belly. I tried pasta which was good. It came out hot and tasted fresh. I tried some bite size desserts. I don’t remember any of the names of the desserts but they were amazing! They were flavorful, not overly sweet and delicious.

I have to confess I love Eataly! I was so delighted when I found out there was an Eataly at the Park MGM! This became my go to for breakfast in Vegas! Fab coffee and pastries 🥐 including bacon and egg croissants and rolls with freshly sliced prosciutto! We also had delicious oysters there! Delightful spot for a snack , meal or coffee or drink!

You feel like you are in a small town of Italy for sure. This is a unique experience in that you can browse to different stations for food of varying Italian varieties. I really enjoyed the jelly donut, and the pizza slice was so big it was shareable.

A fabulous court yard type set up. Extremely clean and well organized. A wonderful diversity of eateries. The delicious smell alone will lure you in from the casino. The only difficulty is deciding which fantastic place to eat from. We ate here 3 different times while staying at this hotel. Amazing! The savory and the sweets were all incredible!! This was better food than some of the more expensive restaurants that we dined at while in Vegas this time. We will definitely eat here again!!

This place is a joy. Everything was fresh and super tasty. We enjoy our food and then we bought some cakes and bread for later. I could not explain how delicious was every bite. If you come to visit Las Vegas do not miss this piece of Italy.

Food was good, but honestly it all was missing toppings. Such as cheese. The chicken was dry, def was expensive for street style food. It is a fun atmosphere to just hang out and get kind of a quick bite to eat. I am not sure I would choose this over an Italian restaurant in a calmer setting.

Great area with a bunch of options of different types of food. Great wine and cheese! They have pasta places, steak, seafood options, meat and cheese shops. We came here to relax get a small bite and get out of the heat. You can also get cocktails here.

The struggle can be real when looking for an affordable and adequate vegan option. Many of the shops either have none or offer a very simple dish the likes of spaghetti and marinara sauce, or some focaccia. Most of the open stalls don't have any substantial option and only the sit-down restaurant with the long hour wait actually had dedicated vegan options. With that said, I was still able to find some battered oyster mushrooms and a nice mango sorbet to enjoy. Not all hope is lost but if you're plant-based like me, I highly recommend eating beforehand or bringing snacks with you. Understandably, Eataly is not somewhere designed for folks with different dietary preferences but it would be nice to see a few more intentional veg-based options be available as more people are tapping into this lifestyle.

It is a fun place to visit. Cute atmosphere, you can find something good to eat, drink (including alcohol), and gelato. As you can guess from the name everything is Italian themed. Not as nice as the Manhattan site which has interesting shopping also but worth going to if you are in Vegas.

The design of this restaurant is amazing. There are a bunch of little shops, each representing a different aspect of Italian cuisine: pasta, meat, pizza, even gelato. All of which were very delicious and felt more of a relaxed way of having dinner. Really cool! If one wants to sit down and have a traditional dinner, that is also an option!

What a nice place! This place offers a wide variety of Italian products, from fresh ingredients to prepared foods. It’s right across the street from MGM Grand, and it has a very nice atmosphere. It is known for its extensive selection of high-quality Italian food and beverages, which is followed by a higher price tag.

Food was not as good as I expected from an all Italian place. It was good but I've had better. The Desserts were the saving grace. Atmosphere was nice and very relaxing. Overall would recommend as a place to have Italian food. This place is much better than trevi at Ceasars tbh!

This place is like a little piece of Italy inside a casino. There were a few different restaurants, a cafe area, then a market like spot where they had cannolis and gelato and Italian fare. We ate at Rossopomodoro, The pizzeria. Awesome atmosphere, and the food was great. However, we had a reservation but had to wait 20 minutes after we got there. Then our first server came up way too quickly before we even got to look at the wine list and ask us what we wanted. We told her we needed a few minutes, but then didn't see her again for a long time. She seemed to have an attitude. Then another server came up and took care of us and the service was pretty good after that but not excellent. It was almost like we got that treatment where the server knows You're not going to spend a lot and they don't pay that much attention to you. Drink prices are pretty high. But the pizza prices were about average. We had the classic Margarita, which is their signature pizza. It was excellent. We then had gelato from the gelato stand next door and it was about as good as we had in Italy. Really cool spot, I wish we could have spent more time there.

This is a must visit in Vegas. Especially if you love Italian food. The market is great to do some shopping, our entire group ate from different places in Eataly. The food is incredible! After you eat definitely snag a latte from the Lavazza cafe.

Atmosphere here is amazing. It's beautiful. But the foods.... I tried pasta and pizza🤢pasta was super salty and cold. Wasn't fresh. And pizza has no flavor. I had high expectations but the food was horrible. I tried gelato as well. It was ok. Nothing special. Wasn't that bad.

We love the Eataly in Vegas. We always stop there before and after the game / concert. Convenient, delicious, wide selection of food and drinks. The bakery and desserts are a bonus. We always end up with a bag of goodies to take home.

Had kabobs for a light dinner. One chicken at $12 and one beef at $14. An IPA was $10 and a glass of white wine was $16. This is an upscale food court with a lot of selection, though we did not notice many gluten free options. We'd eat there again.

Tasty Italian food hall with many storefronts serving a variety of different Italian dishes, ranging from sit-down restaurants to pizza and pasta to fried Italian street food to gelato, cannoli, coffee, and more! Great for mixing and matching dishes if your dining party wants different things, as well as for dessert. Only downside is it's on the pricey side.

Bustling restaurant area full of different counters where you can order many Italian foods, such as panini, pizza, and pasta. Top quality food. Seat yourself. Can get mobbed at peak times. Don't forget dessert!

While staying at the New York New York Casino in Las Vegas we stopped in at Eataly and it was a delightful experience. The standout moment was indulging in their delicious desserts. The variety and quality of sweet offerings left us impressed and satisfied. The location was fantastic, right on the main strip next to the New York New York Casino. It's a perfect spot to enjoy some scrumptious treats in the heart of the Las Vegas action. We'd highly recommend Eataly for a sweet and convenient escape during your Vegas adventures.

This place is like a cafeteria of so many different Italian options. Highly recommend it if you're with a group of people who all want different things to eat. Definitely a place you should explore. I ate at one of the little restaurants, just don't recall the name of the place or my dishes. Great food so many selections. Take a stroll around before deciding. A little pricey since my sandwich, cucumber and fried fish & veggies was $60, also paid $20 for a simple arugula that only had vinaigrette and shredded cheese (not pictured).

Guys, if you are thinking to go… do not hesitate; this place if full with great food, drinks, wine, desserts, is an amazing place and you will have a great time. We were basically having lunch and dinner like three night in a row tasting all different restaurant and flavors. It’s a cozy atmosphere too, a little piece of Italy. 100% recommended

Eatly Vegas offered a lot options for food and deserts (and coffee too). Love the vibe of the place but at peak times it gets very crowded and the wait lines and times can be very long. Highly recommend this place if friends all want to different foods.

Love the idea. Food was very tasty. All the eating stations were fast with service. Wish SOME of the options would be more tapas smaller. Very expensive.

I had the veal raviolis. The raviolis were the size of chiclets & undercooked. It did have good flavor. Very small portion for $29 and no bread. They upsell you the lump of mozzarella for an additional $8 pp that they don’t mention you will be charged for. Spaghetti was also small portion for $18 & no meatballs. Nearly $65 for two small portions, no beverages. We left still hungry.

What a fun, festive, unique food, drink & shopping experience in Vegas! Learned a lot about Italian Wines, all the staff were friendly. Excellent service. Great indoor venue to cool down on these hot summer days.

This cozy food court and market has left the best impressions! Hospitable, lots of choices/place to eat, drink. Restaurant, Bars, Bakery’s, coffee shops and more. Love the little bar in the middle of the the Market called “Fever-Tree”. Very cute place with lots of drinks choices and they can make your own. I recommend to everyone!

2 reviews both brilliant. First is the butchery shop great rib eye and fabulous heirloom tomatoes and mozzarella salad. Second is the ragu tagliatelle with again heirloom tomatoes with mozzarella. Both high quality dishes were high quality, tasted amazing, presented nicely and cooked with love! Strongly recommend.

Amazing authentic Italian food... please be warned... there is not enough space to sit if you are a big party.. food is also pricey but you are paying for high quality food... there are multiple places inside Eatly to order food and try new once... steak, meatballs... appetizers all were amazing. Parking is free if you are NV resident so try to use one. Quiet a walk from the parking but it's worth the time. Absolutely recommended place for authentic Italian food. Italian all self service.

Expensive for a sandwich but worth it. After a long night of drinking and gambling the last thing you want is something heavy. Eataly, has an array of sandwiches to choose from to which will fill that void. We ordered two different sandwiches and fries. The sandwiches both flavorful and fresh. The fries, good but missing one thing. Truffles. If they had freshly shaven truffles on top it would be a game changer. For $14 the amount you get doesn’t justify it. Worth a try but maybe skip the second time around. Overall for two sandwiches and fries it came to $50. Steep but good if in the go and want something relatively healthy.

Great place to eat when you're in the area or prior to a concert or game. 2 slices of pizza about $33. Italian doughnut thing stuffed with fresh filling as you order- $5-$6. They have cannollis for about $7, again with fresh filling. A few eateries have free self service water. Clean and great vibe. Many other places to eat also inside the Park MGM. You can buy fresh bread and other Italian groceries to take home.

What a great Italian marketplace. If you're in a mood for authentic Italian food, I highly recommend going to Eatery at MGM Grand. This place consists of multiple stores, from pizza to pasta, gelatos, and chocolate to great wines. Whatever your heart desires, they have it here. There are places offering Italian street foods, where they sell sandwiches to a sit-down restaurant with service. There is a fish market where you pick your fish and they will cook it for you. Make sure to stop by and check it out.

This place is awesome! Especially if you like Italian food. We knew about this place before we came to Vegas, and thought it would be a good place to eat, but had no intention in going this particular night. We were walking and ended up at the early, and we were really glad we did!! Honestly we couldn't decide where to eat, as every place looked amazing. We ended up ordering from a couple places and shared with rack other. Absolutely awesome food! Highly recommend and will be back before we leave!