Eataly Las Vegas Extends Summer of Pesto Menu Through September

Eataly Las Vegas Extends Summer of Pesto Menu Through September Vegas Report © vegas-report.com
Eataly Las Vegas Extends Summer of Pesto Menu Through September © vegas-report.com

Eataly Las Vegas has extended its Summer of Pesto menu through late September, offering regional pasta dishes and happy hour specials at Park MGM. Diners can try a rotating selection of housemade pestos and specialty pizzas.

Eataly’s Summer of Pesto menu at La Pizza and La Pasta inside Park MGM will now run through the end of September, giving Las Vegas visitors more time to try the seasonal lineup. According to Eataly’s official updates, the menu remains available at least through September 15, 2026. The extension means guests can still order housemade mezzi paccheri pasta dishes, each inspired by different regions of Italy.

The menu highlights several pestos, from the classic basil version to variations like arugula pesto and a blend of basil, oregano, and parsley. The Pesto di Basilico combines basil, grana Padano, Granarolo pecorino Romano, garlic, toasted pine nuts, and extra virgin olive oil. Pesto Trapanese uses cherry tomatoes, toasted almonds, garlic, Granarolo pecorino Romano, basil, and olive oil. The Pesto di Rucola features arugula, grana Padano, garlic, and lemon zest, while the Pesto di Pistacchio includes toasted pistachios, Granarolo pecorino Romano, basil, oregano, and parsley.

Pizza is also on offer. The vacanze Romana pizza comes topped with mozzarella di Napoli, Leccino olives, cherry tomatoes, arugula pesto, Ferrarini 18-month prosciutto di Parma, pecorino fondue, and olive oil. Each item is priced separately, so guests can mix and match according to their preferences.

Happy hour and Chef’s Table experiences

Eataly Las Vegas is also running happy hour specials throughout the venue. Recent deals have included $10 wine flights, letting guests sample Italian wines at lower prices than usual for the Strip. After a meal, visitors can explore the rest of Eataly’s marketplace, where these offers are available at different counters and bars.

For a more hands-on experience, Eataly’s Chef’s Table hosts small classes and tastings. Recent sessions have included a tiramisu-making class and a guided tasting of Piemontese wines. Reservations are recommended and can be made on the Eataly Las Vegas website. The "PIPA Menu" is available during set hours—7:00 to 21:00 Sunday through Thursday, and 7:00 to 22:00 on Fridays and Saturdays—as listed in the official PIPA Menu document.

Location and visitor details

Eataly Las Vegas is located at Park MGM. The Summer of Pesto menu is served at La Pizza and La Pasta, with each dish priced individually. For the latest menu, happy hour details, and Chef’s Table schedules, guests should check the Eataly Las Vegas website. Park MGM has recently updated its restaurant lineup, including the closure of Mama Rabbit Mezcal + Tequila Bar on September 14, 2026. A new concept is expected to open in its place in early 2027, according to Hoodline. Other MGM Resorts dining and bar venues remain open, keeping a wide range of food and drink options at the property.

Eataly’s seasonal extension comes as other Italian restaurants on the Strip see changes. Mulberry Street Pizzeria at Resorts World Las Vegas, for example, is set to close after five years, as reported earlier. The local Italian dining scene continues to shift both on and off the Strip.

Editorial perspective

By extending the Summer of Pesto menu, Eataly is betting that there’s still strong interest in regional, ingredient-focused Italian food in Las Vegas. The combination of happy hour deals and specialty classes makes Eataly more than just a place to eat—it’s a spot for anyone interested in Italian cooking and wine. For visitors and locals looking for something different from the usual Strip restaurants, this extension offers a reason to stop by Park MGM before the season changes. Menu and promotion updates were posted on September 10, 11, 13, and 15, 2026, so guests can expect current offerings during their visit.