Eataly Las Vegas Review: Family-Friendly Italian Food Market on the Strip
Last updated on September 2, 2026
Curious about what there is to see at Eataly Las Vegas? I’ve got all the details here to help you plan your visit!
Eataly has been called Disneyland for Italian food lovers, and as a fan of both Disneyland and Italian food, I can’t help but agree! That’s why we make it a point to stop by Eataly every time we’re on the Vegas Strip.
Located at the Park MGM Las Vegas, Eataly is a family-friendly food market where you can dine, shop, and learn all about Italian food.
Keep reading for a full review of Eataly Las Vegas and everything this cool spot has to offer.
Eataly Las Vegas
Comprised of more than a dozen authentic Italian eateries and hundreds of high-quality products, Eataly is an Italian marketplace where you can eat, sip, shop, watch and learn. Checking out Eataly is one of the best things to do on the Vegas Strip! We have visited many times since it opened in Vegas in 2018, and I’m excited to share all the intel we’ve gathered.
Located right on Las Vegas Boulevard at the Park MGM, Eataly is an easy walk from most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. This 40,000-square-foot culinary destination has numerous options for finding your Italian food bliss. (I found mine in a bowl of pasta!)
There are also tastings, tours, and cooking classes and demonstrations.
Is Eataly Las Vegas Family-Friendly?
The short answer is yes – kids are welcome here! Eataly Las Vegas is a casual marketplace that is very family-friendly.
Stepping inside Eataly is like being transported to another world – one with pasta, cheese, wine, gelato, and pizza. All the products are from sustainable Italian and local producers. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, so you can relax and sample the goods.
I will admit that prices have risen quite a bit since Eataly Las Vegas first opened, so while you can still wander and try different things, the cost can add up pretty quickly!
Even though there is an entrance to Eataly Las Vegas right from the casino at Park MGM, the venue is completely kid-friendly! We saw plenty of children eating gelatos and marveling at the sight of cheese being made. Everything on the Eataly menu is made fresh, and there are plenty of healthy options, too!
Dining at Eataly Las Vegas
From the moment you approach the entrance on Las Vegas Boulevard, Italian music sets the tone for the adventure that awaits.
Inside, the venue bustles with crowds checking out the menus and ordering street food and Italian specialties. Many booth also offer complimentary tastings.
It’s a fun and lively atmosphere! If you are visiting Las Vegas with teens, this is a great way to enjoy a meal that’s not too stuffy and very fun to experience. Everyone can try their own thing or you can get a few different items and share, which honestly is my favorite way to experience Eataly.
There are more than a dozen casual food stands and cafes inside Eataly. The Eataly Las Vegas menu includes La Pizzeria for handcrafted Neapolitan pizza, Mozzarella Bar (hand-pulled daily), La Pescheria for seafood, and La Pasta Fresca for house-made fresh pasta.
Our absolute favorite place inside Eataly Las Vegas is La Pasta Fresca. One of six counters at Cucina del Mercato – or “Kitchen of the Market” – you can enjoy freshly handmade pasta paired with an amazing selection of sauces and cheese.
For desserts and quick bites, choose from Il Gelato, Lavazza Caffé for Italian coffee and espresso, I Cannoli Siciliani, and the ever-popular Nutella counter, which serves crepes, cookies, croissants, and other treats drizzled with the famous Nutella hazelnut-chocolate spread. This is the perfect place to share!
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Offerings change often, so be sure to check the website for the latest Eataly Las Vegas dining options.
Even if you only have time to make Eataly a quick stop as you mosey down Las Vegas Boulevard on foot, there are take-out windows where you can walk up and grab a piece of pizza or a cappuccino to go.
Eataly Las Vegas also has several bars.
Restaurants at Eataly Las Vegas
Eataly Las Vegas recently replaced part of the shop on the lower level (closest to Las Vegas Blvd.) with a restaurant and bar.
Toscana offers authentic regional cuisine, cocktails, and Italian wines that celebrate the rich experience of the Tuscan countryside.
Manzo is an upscale butcher’s restaurant with an Italian wood-burning grill. They serve prime meat cuts and seasonal specials. La Pizza & La Pasta – like the name suggests – serves Napoli-style pizza and fresh pasta dishes.
Reservations are recommended, as tables fill up fast. On the day I was there, there was a long line of people waiting to be seated at La Pizza & La Pasta.
Gift Shop & Market
One of the fun things about Eataly Las Vegas is that besides eating, you can explore and shop!
Eataly goes way beyond being an Italian restaurant; it offers a variety of premium groceries such as bread, meats, prime rib, cheeses, and fresh seafood. There are also quality food imports from Italy, including pasta, jarred sauce, and extra virgin olive oil.
The Gift Shop & Market also sells books, housewares and Italian wine in their wine shop. It’s a little pricey, but totally worth it if you love authentic Italian cooking or want to bring home a unique souvenir.
Eataly Las Vegas Hours
While some of the individual shop and restaurant hours will vary, Eataly Las Vegas is open seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
The History of Eataly
Eataly Las Vegas marks the sixth U.S. location of the Italy-based company, which has more than 35 locations worldwide. The original idea behind Eataly is simple: to gather all of the high-quality Italian food and drink under one roof where you can eat, shop, and learn.
Founder Oscar Farinetti first envisioned the Eataly concept in 2002, and after five years of researching and planning, opened the first store in Torino, Italy, in January 2007.
In 2010, Eataly opened its first store in the U.S. in New York City’s Flatiron district. Today, there are roughly 25 Eataly locations in the U.S. and around the world.
Eataly Las Vegas is located at the Park MGM on the Vegas Strip.
- 3770 South Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas
- eataly.com
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