Top Best Italian Restaurants in Summerlin

"With its airy interior hovering over the Strip, Giada De Laurentiis’s eponymous restaurant was built for weekend brunch, and it’s fortunately available on Fridays too. The tasting menu includes a pastry basket and antipasto platter followed by your choice of entrées and sweets. Pair that salmon cake Benedict and lemon ricotta cookie ice cream sandwich with limitless La Marca mimosas."

"At Giada’s inaugural restaurant concept within The Cromwell, Italian fare gets a West Coast twist, all paired with unsurpassed views of the Vegas Strip. Kick off a meal with plump, golden fried arancini served on a bed of pomodoro and generously stuffed with crab. The vegan-friendly eggplant stack comes neatly adorned with avocado slices drizzled in a sweet balsamic glaze."

"Located on the second floor, Giada at The Cromwell is a favorite for great views of The Strip and Downtown Las Vegas. It offers dishes like a grilled flat iron steak over farro pasta, as well as mixed greens served with pomegranate vinaigrette dressing."

"The lines to get into “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s family-style restaurant wound through the Venetian when it first opened. Can’t-miss favorites include Jersey City-style fried mozzarella (named for his Aunt Nina), his grandmother’s meatballs, and My Wife’s Eggplant Parm. Kids get their own “Bambinos” menu, with meatballs, macaroni and cheese, spaghetti, chicken parmesan, and more."

"Buddy V, also known as the Cake Boss, is the owner of one of the most laid-back, traditional-style Italian restaurants in Las Vegas. Buddy V’s Ristorante is a casual, relaxed eatery, where you can stuff yourself on traditional Italian cuisine and then can’t wait to come back for more. Buddy V’s Ristorante is what you picture a traditional Italian restaurant to be."

"Carmine’s Restaurant features classic Italian fare in a beautiful 2-story space that will have kids gazing around in wonder at the stunning decor. Menu options include over 20 different pasta dishes, along with chicken and seafood options that are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters. For dessert, families can order the Titanic sundae, a massive sundae that features 5 scoops of ice cream, chocolate cake, pineapples, bananas, cookies, whipped cream and strawberries."

"Carmine’s is one of the best Italian restaurants at Caesars Palace. They serve large portions of meals as the style of Italian American wedding feasts. Expect to eat large platters of home-style antipasti, pasta, seafood and meat entrees."

"Also, within Wynn Las Vegas, Sinatra’s Italian Eatery pays tribute to the American crooner Frank Sinatra. Enjoy upscale Italian dishes in this nostalgic ambiance, with indoor and outdoor dining complete with fireplaces to keep you and your beloved cozy. The dress code is classy for both males and females; shorts, open-toed shoes, and sports apparel are not allowed."

"Ol' Blue Eyes would've felt right at home in these classy surrounds, with chandeliers, cream-colored banquettes, classical statuary and garden views. The kitchen delivers a mix of heart-warming and sophisticated..."

"From osso buco to spaghetti and clams, our tribute to Ol’ Blue Eyes serves modern twists on the classic Italian cooking Frank loved."

"Part Italian market, part upscale eatery, and part wonderland for the food-obsessed, Eataly at the Park MGM takes you on a culinary tour from Turin to Sicily with an array of authentic offerings to nosh on as you meander. Neapolitan-style pizza with a beautifully burnished crust, creamy Sicilian cannoli, homemade pasta, perfectly cooked fresh fish and sustainable meats, and glorious Italian cheeses tempt at every turn. Two restaurants, three bars, and a Cucina del Mercato (or “kitchen of the market,” with six food counters) mean there’s something delicious for everyone and plenty of great vino to wash it all down."

"Eataly isn't a restaurant--it's a food experience, an Italian marketplace featuring plenty of places to browse or stop for a bite, coffee or a drink. Eataly brings together restaurants, several casual counters and bars, a market and a wine shop. A full calendar of tours, cooking classes, wine and beverage tastings along with specialty dinners provide an abundance of food-centric things to do."

"This restaurant is located slightly off the Strip and has been around for years. They serve delicious, traditional Italian dishes to guests while they sit in burgundy booths, under hundreds of photos of those that have visited the restaurant. The authentic trattoria vibe has brought in famous clientele for a long time and is a local favorite that’s home to a lot of Vegas history."

"Since 1970, Battista’s Hole in the Wall has been the favorite place for the locals to eat Italian food Las Vegas strip. It is located just off the strip next to the Linq and High Roller Observation Wheel. The history takes you to the past with the old-time Las Vegas memorabilia as well as the finest authentic Italian food."

"A true Las Vegas institution, Battista’s Hole in the Wall is a dimly lit, little authentic Italian eatery complete with a wandering accordion player who serenades diners."

"Canaletto, overlooking the Grand Canal at the Venetian Resort, is a romantic Italian restaurant serving a variety of classic Italian cuisine. The menu is authentic, and each dish is served with freshly baked bread and olive oil imported directly from Italy. The tall ceilings and open kitchen lend to the open-air feel of Canaletto."

"Italian, Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour, Casual Dining, Late Night, $$. Dine in the piazza in lively St. Mark’s Square, with modern, authentic Italian fare accompanied by live music and a lively ambiance. Learn MoreReserve a Table"

"A little bit of New York in the middle of Las Vegas, this terrific deli is so genuine that many ingredients are brought in from the Big Apple. A favorite stop-off for celebrities, the deli features a variety of sandwiches named after famous folks. (They can be accompanied by pickled tomatoes, creamy coleslaw, and other New York mainstays.) The eatery is also well-known for the "Stage Torte" – half chocolate mousse, half cheesecake, and all delicious."

"If you watch sports, the last thing you want to see is a huge tab at the end of a game. You can remedy that with the large portions at TAP Vegas and with the game day specials on beer and appetizers. If you aren't that hungry, split the Captan's Burger with a couple of people."

"For all the sushi lovers Sakana Sushi is a sushi restaurant that brings you good-tasting food using fresh fish sourced from some of the best fisheries in the country. Careful attention is paid into the curation of this special Japanese dish and diners can enjoy some of the traditional sushi offerings or sample the more innovative take to the dish. Try out their variety of sashimi."

"Tacos are always a win, especially when they’re the dirt-cheap Korean-Mexican fusion creations of KoMex – think $2 (£1.40) kimchi bowls and $2.25 (£1.60) fusion tacos, a perfect pair for your wallet and weeknight happy-hour recovery. Your choice of beef, pork, chicken or tofu is topped with pico de gallo (Mexican salsa) and KoMex slaw and packed inside a corn tortilla."

"If you are looking for quality, but cheap restaurants in Las Vegas, KoMex is your answer. The name actually stands for Korean and Mexican which are the two cuisines you can find here. Their bulgogi bowls are as delicious as their tacos, making it one of the most popular Mexican as well Korean restaurants in Las Vegas, USA."