Top Best Italian Restaurants in Lake Jacqueline

"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."

"Giada’s a gal who knows her desserts, and there are several knock-outs on her menu. We’ve listed the Tiramisu Cheesecake because the presentation and taste are just heavenly. Layers of a rich sponge cake heavily soaked in coffee and Kahlua, topped with chocolate espresso cheesecake, salted caramel cheesecake, and finally, a layer of vanilla mascarpone cheesecake."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Italian. When celebrity chef Giada de Laurentiis opened her first restaurant ever at the Cromwell in 2014, it was the hottest table in town, serving roughly 700 diners per day over breakfast, lunch and dinner. Did people flock there because of the name above the door?"

"Buddy "Cake Boss" Valastro may be best known for his baking, but Buddy V's Ristorante shows off his skills as a talented chef. Diners are treated to a taste of the Valastro family's beloved heirloom recipes, in a setting reminiscent of the Sunday dinner atmosphere at Buddy's grandmother's house. Offering new twists on Italian-American classics and family favorites, the flavorful menu features the family's takes on all the classics, like My Dad's Bucatini Carbonara, Nonna's Lasagna Al Forno and Lisa V's Linguine & Clams."

"Located on the first floor of The Palazzo in Las Vegas, Buddy V’s Ristorante features a variety of Italian dishes and seafood. A must-try is the Sicilian Seafood Tower which consists of oysters, crab claws, clams, mussels, and shrimp topped with sundried tomatoes!. Other popular items include baked ziti prepared with housemade three cheese ricotta as well as breaded and fried calamari tossed with hot cherry peppers!"

"Created by TLC’s Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro, this classic Italian restaurant has made its way from New Jersey to Las Vegas. The restaurant oozes freshness in a casual setting and is inspired by the Valastro’s family gatherings. It offers a great twist on Italian-American delicacies and Valastro house favorites, such as steak pizzaiola, Sunday gravy, and linguine."

"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."

"The Titanic Sundae at Carmine’s at the Forum Shops at Caesars features six softball-sized scoops of ice cream served on top of a chocolate torte and topped with fruit, hot fudge, whipped cream, and chocolate wafer straws."

"Based in the Wynn Hotel, Sinatra takes diners back to the days of Frank Sinatra when he ran Las Vegas. Drawing inspiration from those decadent days of old, this dinner-only Italian restaurant is stylishly decorated with Ol' Blue Eyes memorabilia, including his Grammy Awards and the Academy Award he won for his role in From Here to Eternity. The menu showcases Chef Theo Schoenegger's modern twist on classic Italian cooking and features some of Sinatra's favorite dishes, such as the Osso Bucco and spaghetti and clams."

"Upscale joint dedicated to the Rat Pack charm of Frank Sinatra The only thing Italians like more than ravioli and red wine is Frank Sinatra. Especially in Vegas where Ol’ Blue Eyes ran this town for years. So head to Wynn Encore where you can experience a menu based on the Chairman of the Board’s favorite dishes, including the popular spaghetti and clams."

"If there’s one thing you should do in Las Vegas, it’s indulging yourself to the fullest extent possible. When the occasion or mood strikes for an upscale Italian dining experience, Sinatra is everything you’re looking for. Sinatra opened in the Wynn Las Vegas in 2008 and has been indulging their guests’ palates ever since."

"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."

"Mercato is an authentic Italian and seafood restaurant, serving guests market-style, so you can smell the aroma of fresh seafood and shellfish at the crudo station and see the choicest meats at their macelleria station. The chef creates authentic Italian restaurant cuisine with the freshest all-natural ingredients in an open kitchen, where mouthwatering seafood, succulent meats, and homemade pastas are then served."

"The last one on our list of the best Italian restaurants in Las Vegas is the Mercato della Pescheria is an Italian Restaurant & Seafood Market. They provide a professional service and an interesting experience. This amazing place offers many options of food options including pizza, handmade pasta, fresh raw bar, aged meat and many more!"

"Seafood, Casual Dining, Lunch, Dinner, Italian, Happy Hour, $$$. Mercato della Pescheria is a gastronomical experience that combines the proud heritage of an Italian seafood market combined with great service and restaurant style seating."

"Located beside the Linq Theatre on the famous Las Vegas Strip, the Museum of Selfies is an immersive, must-visit attraction with interactive exhibits where you can let your creativity run wild and nab the ultimate selfie in the amazing and colorful rooms. Whether you’re looking to see the world upside down or have always dreamed of relaxing in a gold bath, chilling in the emoji pool, or melt your brain in the optical illusion bathroom, the Museum of Selfies offers many creative spaces for those looking for some unique and fun holiday snaps, making it one of the best museums in Las Vegas for memories!"

"Enter this Beijing restaurant at Caesars Palace through a modern and classic entrance in chic black and white. Find a Champagne arrival at the elevators, a first at one of the seven Mr Chow locations worldwide, that take guests up to the second floor with a view overlooking the Garden of the Gods. Diners first note the suspended centerpiece kinetic sculpture that moves and changes colors, another first for Mr Chow."

"Famed hot spot MR CHOW serves its tasty Beijing cuisine in a sleek, modern setting. Grab a glass from the champagne trolley to get started and then dine on hand-pulled noodles, green prawns and more classic dishes."

"It was built up by missionaries in 1855, this fortification is viewed as the origin of Las Vegas. The state memorable stop is arranged on the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard, only south of the Washington Avenue intersection, one mile from Fremont Street in the downtown zone, and neighboring the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. The river that once streamed past, starting from Las Vegas Springs toward the west, vanished sometime for many reasons including the poor pumping of the water at the source; rather a reproduction has been introduced, streaming along a solid course through a short passageway of trees on the south side of the complex."

"Right in the middle of Downtown sits the remnants of an adobe fort from 1855. (Look for it across the street from a Sinclair gas station.) The site is actually the first settlement in the Las Vegas Valley by non-native Americans and was built by Mormon missionaries, then used by the US Army. The fort is now an official state park with wooden gates straddling brick walls and gravel walkways, old wagons, the first flag ever flown over Las Vegas, and the running stream that made the location so attractive in the first place."

"Las Vegas was once a small stop on a mail service trail between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In 1855, the Mormon Church settled in this area and built a permanent structure. The oldest non-Indian structures in Southern Nevada, these adobe buildings, such as the beige and red house portion, are also the oldest historic buildings standing here today."

"The Fremont Street Experience is mostly known for its overhead light show, Viva Vision, a spectacular display of lights and technology that fills the canopy on a regular basis. Street performers, impersonators and artists, known as buskers, are found all along the street level on Fremont Street, making a walk up and down the few blocks of the FSE feel like an adult carnival. A zip line ride, SlotZilla, zooms riders under the canopy and over the heads of the people below."

"What used to be the whistle-whetting pit stop for cowboys passing through a tumbleweed town, Old Vegas still stands. Like the champ it is, it holds its reputation for being the best in the West for its undeniable good-time allure. Hosting guests in hotels of yesteryear and winding into current times with new and renovated restaurants and entertainment as well, Downtown Las Vegas remains the most eclectic and authentic part of the city to date."

"It’s the stuff of romantic fantasies: cobbled streets lined with cafés and crêperies, dramatic fountains and the illuminated Eiffel Tower looming overhead. Though this may not be Paris itself, Sin City’s take on the most amorous city in the world is a charming tribute, with a replica of the Arc de Triomphe as well, plus a luxurious spa and several fine-dining restaurants. Rooms have grandiose Versailles-inspired decor, while flamboyant suites come with whirlpool tubs, chandeliers or even a baby grand piano."

"This is one of the best things to do in Las Vegas with kids for families that don’t mind something a little kitschy. The Paris Casino features multiple replicas of some of Paris’ most famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Arc de Triomphe. Seeing these impressive replicas is completely free of charge."

"Stroll the cobblestone streets of Paris at Le Boulevard mall inside the Paris Hotel and Casino (see map above). Parisian culture and charm is found throughout the Paris Casino and Le Boulevard shopping center is no exception. The mall is a gallery of charming retail stores, boutiques, cafes and restaurants."