This place was overpriced and food was average. Service and atmosphere were above average. Pizza at LePizza was cool and very soggy in middle. It had to be rolled up to eat. I added mushrooms and got two thin slices on each piece. The lasagna came w nothing so ordered the fresh made ciabatta bread that came cold from the refrig. Server said there was no warmer for it. She took it back readily as I suspect happens with others. It could be much better.
Henry Pon
Did the Happy Hour oysters at a $1 each can't go wrong but the number of orders overwhelmed the kitchen as my order was a bit lost as I waitef 40 minutes before my oysters were served. Other guests that ordered after me received their oysters ahead of me.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Trevie36
We were here for lunch and dinner and VERY impressed with not only the look of the market that just transforms you back to Italy but the food is incredibly authentic which also makes you think you are back in Tuscany. We really enjoyed it. Everyone was friendly and the music wasn’t blaring in our ears.
DanielaNieto
It’s good food, fresh ingredients but very overpriced. Got the burrata pomodoro pizza slice. It’s very true to italy style pizza with actual fresh natural ingredients, homemade taste, but $25 for a slice is way too much. For a price like that one expects it to be life changing and to make you want to spend that amount no issue each meal… for this I wouldn’t return.
kaj20
Eataly is so unique! There are so many choices for food and drinks. The atmosphere is excellent. A refreshing break from the casinos!
CVTravelers
This was my wife and I’s first experience here and we had a charcuterie board for lunch with a couple of beers. We enjoyed the wide selection of cold cuts and the cheese. For us it was a perfect light lunch in a fun atmosphere. We enjoyed it so much we returned another day for lunch at La Pasta and La Pizza. For this lunch, we enjoyed the bruschetta and arancini starters followed by mushroom pasta and cheese ravioli. The food was very tasty and definitely exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed some chianti wine as well as the house made bread. Based on both lunches, we would highly recommend as the food is well prepared, well presented and makes for an enjoyable outing. My wife also recommends the gelato as a nice treat on the way back to the hotel.
Hannah C
Perfect wine. Perfect pasta. Perfect pizza. Perfect ambiance. Perfect service. I love everything about this restaurant.
niceyicy
Really good quality pasta, the flavours were delicious and it tasted so authentic! There are so many options so you will find something you like
Flyingboy58
I went to the sandwich place. But there are plenty of choices. I had the prime rib sandwich was was totally amazing. It is pretty expensive but everything in Vegas is. There isn’t much seating.
KK78
Came to the Gran Caffe Milano at about 9pm for drinks and a light bite to eat. Service was SLOW, especially when considering the Bellini is literally poured from a premixed bottled into a glass. We also ordered caprese to share. The server who delivered it slammed it onto the table and it looked a mess. Luckily it tasted better than how it was presented - the heirloom tomatoes looked like they were cut by someone taking their frustrations out on them and there was a tiny piece of mozzarella. Our bartender then left and the other bartender we had to flag down to order a second drink. He could barely be bothered to stop talking to his customers to serve us (again, pouring from a premixed bottle) and when we asked for the check it was a big disturbance to him.
Yuck. La Pasta Fresca dishes out fresh but FLAVORLESS pasta. We ordered the bolognese. We were astounded at how bland it was. I sent my husband back over to ask for a side of sauce, but they refuse. Instead, they said they would just make us up a whole Nother dish of pasta, but the replacement pasta cost less than our original order did, and we didn’t get a refund. In addition, it was only marginally better than what we received the first time. The neighboring “La Pizzeria” was GREAT. Go there instead.
D5178LTPAF
Hank the security guard is the best! Hank works near the wine shop. He let us know about the wine happy hour and explained what wines we could buy. $10 for a tasting. Great deal for Vegas! Thanks, Hank!
ksusue
We were wandering around the strip, trying to figure out what to eat. Neither of us wanted a full sit-down meal and these days, there are so many of those places in Vegas and fewer simple meal spots. The first time we stopped in at Eataly (in Chicago), we were totally overwhelmed trying to figure out what to do so we left. Lucky for us, this time we met friendly Security guy, Hank Grace, and he provided to be the diamond in the rough that helped guide us through to a lovely simple dinner with delightful beverages. Cost-wise, this is what you'd expect in Vegas. It's pricey for sure. But so is everything else including fast food spots, so once you wrap your brain around this fact, you'll enjoy much more. Hank highlighted the wine tour special and suggested we pick out something to eat, come back, and settle down for a quick, yet tasty dinner. It was perfect. We picked up the manzanilla salad (a little heavy on the croutons in my opinion, but still refreshing and a bolognese pasta. the pasta was excellent. I would've liked some crushed red pepper for it, but was too lazy to go back and get it. the food was freshly prepared and the wine flight and cold beer were perfect complements. We sampled some mini desserts as well and boy was the key lime taste tasty. We might try this again in another city now that we understand better how it all works.
Katherine H
Love, love LOVE! This is a must! Food is great and resourced directly from Italy. I won't spoil it for you cause it's best when you walk around and experience it yourself. However, DO NOT MISS the wine store in the corner. They have happy hours (yes more than one) and a great selection of Italian wines. Make sure you talk to Hank. He's the best and has great suggestions.
xjohnsonreviews
Eataly emerges as a captivating Italian culinary haven that seamlessly blends exquisite flavors with a dynamic atmosphere. As I walked into this gastronomic gem, I was immediately enveloped in an ambiance that transported me straight to the bustling markets of Italy. The scents of freshly baked bread, aromatic herbs, and rich espresso wafted through the air, enticing my senses and igniting my anticipation for the culinary journey that awaited. Let’s talk about the star of the show – the food. Eataly’s menu reads like a love letter to Italy’s diverse culinary regions, promising a symphony of tastes that cater to both the discerning palate and the curious explorer. From velvety handmade pastas that melt in your mouth to wood-fired pizzas adorned with a medley of top-quality ingredients, the food at Eataly undoubtedly earns its well-deserved accolades. I found myself torn between savoring each bite slowly to relish the intricate flavors and devouring everything in sight due to the sheer irresistibility of it all. While the food was undeniably a highlight, I can’t overlook the attentive service that contributed to the overall exceptional experience. The staff at Eataly exuded warmth and knowledge, effortlessly guiding diners through the menu’s offerings and even sharing stories about the origins of certain dishes. It’s evident that they take pride in curating an environment where guests not only indulge in delicious fare but also feel like they’re part of an extended Italian family gathering. The ambiance at Eataly deserves a standing ovation as well, earning a perfect score in my book. The design ingeniously balances modern sophistication with rustic charm, creating an atmosphere that’s both inviting and intriguing. The market-style setup, reminiscent of a lively Italian piazza, encourages exploration. Whether you’re perusing shelves of artisanal olive oils, selecting the finest cheeses, or simply soaking in the lively chatter around you, the atmosphere sweeps you away to a world where food isn’t just sustenance; it’s a celebration of life itself. However, it’s worth noting that Eataly may not cater to those seeking a quick and budget-friendly bite. While the quality of ingredients and the culinary craftsmanship are undeniable, the experience leans more toward a leisurely indulgence rather than a hurried meal. Prices align with the commitment to excellence and authenticity, ensuring that each bite is a testament to the dedication that goes into crafting every dish. All in all, Eataly in Las Vegas orchestrates a mesmerizing symphony of tastes, scents, and moments that honor the intricate mosaic of Italian cuisine. Every facet, from the intricately curated flavors to the impeccable service and the immersive ambiance, bears witness to an unwavering dedication to culinary excellence. It stands as a sanctuary for those yearning to fully embrace the art of dining. Yet, embark on your journey with the awareness that each bite and each encounter will paint a vivid tapestry of Italy’s essence, inviting you to revel in this enchanting culinary sanctuary on both the palate and the soul.
This place was overpriced and food was average. Service and atmosphere were above average. Pizza at LePizza was cool and very soggy in middle. It had to be rolled up to eat. I added mushrooms and got two thin slices on each piece. The lasagna came w nothing so ordered the fresh made ciabatta bread that came cold from the refrig. Server said there was no warmer for it. She took it back readily as I suspect happens with others. It could be much better.
Did the Happy Hour oysters at a $1 each can't go wrong but the number of orders overwhelmed the kitchen as my order was a bit lost as I waitef 40 minutes before my oysters were served. Other guests that ordered after me received their oysters ahead of me.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
We were here for lunch and dinner and VERY impressed with not only the look of the market that just transforms you back to Italy but the food is incredibly authentic which also makes you think you are back in Tuscany. We really enjoyed it. Everyone was friendly and the music wasn’t blaring in our ears.
It’s good food, fresh ingredients but very overpriced. Got the burrata pomodoro pizza slice. It’s very true to italy style pizza with actual fresh natural ingredients, homemade taste, but $25 for a slice is way too much. For a price like that one expects it to be life changing and to make you want to spend that amount no issue each meal… for this I wouldn’t return.
Eataly is so unique! There are so many choices for food and drinks. The atmosphere is excellent. A refreshing break from the casinos!
This was my wife and I’s first experience here and we had a charcuterie board for lunch with a couple of beers. We enjoyed the wide selection of cold cuts and the cheese. For us it was a perfect light lunch in a fun atmosphere. We enjoyed it so much we returned another day for lunch at La Pasta and La Pizza. For this lunch, we enjoyed the bruschetta and arancini starters followed by mushroom pasta and cheese ravioli. The food was very tasty and definitely exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed some chianti wine as well as the house made bread. Based on both lunches, we would highly recommend as the food is well prepared, well presented and makes for an enjoyable outing. My wife also recommends the gelato as a nice treat on the way back to the hotel.
Perfect wine. Perfect pasta. Perfect pizza. Perfect ambiance. Perfect service. I love everything about this restaurant.
Really good quality pasta, the flavours were delicious and it tasted so authentic! There are so many options so you will find something you like
I went to the sandwich place. But there are plenty of choices. I had the prime rib sandwich was was totally amazing. It is pretty expensive but everything in Vegas is. There isn’t much seating.
Came to the Gran Caffe Milano at about 9pm for drinks and a light bite to eat. Service was SLOW, especially when considering the Bellini is literally poured from a premixed bottled into a glass. We also ordered caprese to share. The server who delivered it slammed it onto the table and it looked a mess. Luckily it tasted better than how it was presented - the heirloom tomatoes looked like they were cut by someone taking their frustrations out on them and there was a tiny piece of mozzarella. Our bartender then left and the other bartender we had to flag down to order a second drink. He could barely be bothered to stop talking to his customers to serve us (again, pouring from a premixed bottle) and when we asked for the check it was a big disturbance to him.
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Yuck. La Pasta Fresca dishes out fresh but FLAVORLESS pasta. We ordered the bolognese. We were astounded at how bland it was. I sent my husband back over to ask for a side of sauce, but they refuse. Instead, they said they would just make us up a whole Nother dish of pasta, but the replacement pasta cost less than our original order did, and we didn’t get a refund. In addition, it was only marginally better than what we received the first time. The neighboring “La Pizzeria” was GREAT. Go there instead.
Hank the security guard is the best! Hank works near the wine shop. He let us know about the wine happy hour and explained what wines we could buy. $10 for a tasting. Great deal for Vegas! Thanks, Hank!
We were wandering around the strip, trying to figure out what to eat. Neither of us wanted a full sit-down meal and these days, there are so many of those places in Vegas and fewer simple meal spots. The first time we stopped in at Eataly (in Chicago), we were totally overwhelmed trying to figure out what to do so we left. Lucky for us, this time we met friendly Security guy, Hank Grace, and he provided to be the diamond in the rough that helped guide us through to a lovely simple dinner with delightful beverages. Cost-wise, this is what you'd expect in Vegas. It's pricey for sure. But so is everything else including fast food spots, so once you wrap your brain around this fact, you'll enjoy much more. Hank highlighted the wine tour special and suggested we pick out something to eat, come back, and settle down for a quick, yet tasty dinner. It was perfect. We picked up the manzanilla salad (a little heavy on the croutons in my opinion, but still refreshing and a bolognese pasta. the pasta was excellent. I would've liked some crushed red pepper for it, but was too lazy to go back and get it. the food was freshly prepared and the wine flight and cold beer were perfect complements. We sampled some mini desserts as well and boy was the key lime taste tasty. We might try this again in another city now that we understand better how it all works.
Love, love LOVE! This is a must! Food is great and resourced directly from Italy. I won't spoil it for you cause it's best when you walk around and experience it yourself. However, DO NOT MISS the wine store in the corner. They have happy hours (yes more than one) and a great selection of Italian wines. Make sure you talk to Hank. He's the best and has great suggestions.
Eataly emerges as a captivating Italian culinary haven that seamlessly blends exquisite flavors with a dynamic atmosphere. As I walked into this gastronomic gem, I was immediately enveloped in an ambiance that transported me straight to the bustling markets of Italy. The scents of freshly baked bread, aromatic herbs, and rich espresso wafted through the air, enticing my senses and igniting my anticipation for the culinary journey that awaited. Let’s talk about the star of the show – the food. Eataly’s menu reads like a love letter to Italy’s diverse culinary regions, promising a symphony of tastes that cater to both the discerning palate and the curious explorer. From velvety handmade pastas that melt in your mouth to wood-fired pizzas adorned with a medley of top-quality ingredients, the food at Eataly undoubtedly earns its well-deserved accolades. I found myself torn between savoring each bite slowly to relish the intricate flavors and devouring everything in sight due to the sheer irresistibility of it all. While the food was undeniably a highlight, I can’t overlook the attentive service that contributed to the overall exceptional experience. The staff at Eataly exuded warmth and knowledge, effortlessly guiding diners through the menu’s offerings and even sharing stories about the origins of certain dishes. It’s evident that they take pride in curating an environment where guests not only indulge in delicious fare but also feel like they’re part of an extended Italian family gathering. The ambiance at Eataly deserves a standing ovation as well, earning a perfect score in my book. The design ingeniously balances modern sophistication with rustic charm, creating an atmosphere that’s both inviting and intriguing. The market-style setup, reminiscent of a lively Italian piazza, encourages exploration. Whether you’re perusing shelves of artisanal olive oils, selecting the finest cheeses, or simply soaking in the lively chatter around you, the atmosphere sweeps you away to a world where food isn’t just sustenance; it’s a celebration of life itself. However, it’s worth noting that Eataly may not cater to those seeking a quick and budget-friendly bite. While the quality of ingredients and the culinary craftsmanship are undeniable, the experience leans more toward a leisurely indulgence rather than a hurried meal. Prices align with the commitment to excellence and authenticity, ensuring that each bite is a testament to the dedication that goes into crafting every dish. All in all, Eataly in Las Vegas orchestrates a mesmerizing symphony of tastes, scents, and moments that honor the intricate mosaic of Italian cuisine. Every facet, from the intricately curated flavors to the impeccable service and the immersive ambiance, bears witness to an unwavering dedication to culinary excellence. It stands as a sanctuary for those yearning to fully embrace the art of dining. Yet, embark on your journey with the awareness that each bite and each encounter will paint a vivid tapestry of Italy’s essence, inviting you to revel in this enchanting culinary sanctuary on both the palate and the soul.