Italian Restaurants in Las Vegas, NV

Your guide to Italian dining across the Las Vegas Valley — dish by dish, neighborhood by neighborhood.

Italian dining in Las Vegas

The ways to eat Italian in Las Vegas, from a wood-fired pizza to family-style dinner. Tap any category for prices and tips.

Las Vegas pizza runs from blistered Neapolitan pies to New York slices and Sicilian squares.

Fresh-made pasta is the heart of a real Italian kitchen — from cacio e pepe to lasagna and osso buco.

Italian catering brings trays of pasta, salads, and antipasti to parties, offices and weddings across Las Vegas.

An Italian aperitivo — a spritz or glass of wine with small bites before dinner — is a growing Las Vegas ritual.

Family-style Italian means big shared platters passed around the table — the way Sunday dinner is meant to be.

Midday Italian lunch specials pair a smaller portion of pasta or a panino with a salad at a friendly price.

Average price ranges across Las Vegas Italian restaurants. Final cost depends on the spot and neighborhood.

Decide the vibe — quick pizza, date-night pasta or a big family dinner.
Pick a neighborhood — Strip for marquee rooms, Summerlin and Henderson for locals' spots.
Check for reservations — needed at popular dinner spots, especially on the Strip.
Match the wine — many spots pour Italian regions by the glass.

Italian dining across the valley — explore by area:

Italian restaurants across the Strip, Downtown, Henderson, Summerlin and the surrounding valley.

Where's the best Italian food in Las Vegas?

It depends on style — the valley has standout pizza, pasta and fine dining across the Strip, Summerlin and Henderson.

Is Italian food expensive in Las Vegas?

It ranges widely — casual pizza and lunch specials run $11–$22, while Strip fine dining is higher.

Can I get Italian catering in Las Vegas?

Yes — many restaurants offer drop-off trays and per-person buffets for events.