Eataly Las Vegas: Pizza alla Pala at Park MGM, on the Strip

If you're walking the Strip with a group from Lucky Villa, our six-bedroom vacation home near the Strip, you'll want an easy place to refuel that makes everyone happy. My go-to is Eataly inside Park MGM, and specifically the pizza alla pala counter. Here's why I keep going back, what else to eat, and what's right across the street.

Why go

Eataly is an Italian food hall and market at Park MGM, 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd. You can grab something quick at a counter, sit down at a restaurant or shop for Italian ingredients to take home. It's one of the most convenient food stops I know of while you're walking the Strip. You don't need a reservation for the counters. Just walk in, order and eat.

The pizza alla pala

The pizza is the reason I stop. Eataly's La Pizzeria counter makes Roman-style pizza alla pala, a long, rectangular pizza baked on a wooden paddle. Eataly says the dough uses stone-milled, organic Mulino Marino flour from Piemonte.

Pizza alla pala sign at Eataly Las Vegas: organic Italian flour by Mulino Marino — The sign says it all: organic Italian flour by Mulino Marino.

The cheese pizza. It's delicious and remarkably authentic. The cheese comes in big, generous chunks, and it's very satisfying.

The prosciutto. If you like ham, try a pizza with prosciutto. The prosciutto is incredibly fragrant. The slice below had prosciutto, a big ball of burrata and fresh basil on top.

Pizza alla pala with prosciutto and burrata — Pizza alla pala with prosciutto, burrata and basil.

My daughter Nina loved it.

More than pizza

Eataly is great for groups where everyone wants something different. The food hall area, La Cucina del Mercato, is built around six fresh counters. In my experience, you'll find six or seven counters with different styles of food, including fresh pasta, meatballs, cured meats and Italian street food. On top of that there's gelato, pastries, cannoli and coffee, plus sit-down options like La Pizza & La Pasta and Toscana Ristorante & Bar. Everyone can order what they like and meet back at the table.

Inside the Eataly food hall at Park MGM, with the Park MGM sign and hanging clock — The Eataly hall at Park MGM, with counters all around.

Right across the street: BLVD Las Vegas

The location is very convenient. Right across the Strip is BLVD Las Vegas, a big new shopping, dining and entertainment center. Its rooftop In-N-Out opened in June 2026 and is one of the chain's largest, with seating for about 220 people and a terrace overlooking the Strip. BLVD also has flagship Adidas and Puma stores, along with shops like Pandora, Lululemon and H&M. Grab pizza at Eataly, then walk across for some shopping.

Good to know

Where: Inside Park MGM, 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Eataly hours: Park MGM lists Eataly as open Sunday through Thursday, 7 AM to 11 PM, and Friday and Saturday, 7 AM to 2 AM.
La Pizzeria (pizza alla pala): Sunday through Thursday, 11 AM to 11 PM. Friday and Saturday, 11 AM to midnight.
Check before you go: Each counter keeps its own hours, and they change. Check Eataly's or Park MGM's website before you go.
Reservations: You don't need one for the counters. The sit-down restaurants are a separate experience.
Phone: (702) 730-7777, the number Eataly lists for the Las Vegas store.

The bottom line

If you're walking the Strip and need a fast, satisfying stop that works for the whole group, head to Eataly at Park MGM. Get the pizza alla pala, add some prosciutto, and let everyone else pick their own counter. Then walk across the street to BLVD for some sneaker shopping or a rooftop In-N-Out stop.

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