La Strega

"La Strega in Summerlin is one of our favorite Italian spots, where you can have a low-key lunch or dinner off the Strip. The small but airy dining room is a great place to enjoy some peace, blistered-tomato pomodoro pasta, and a smoked olive oil-infused martini. Meet up here with a friend and dive into slices of the Spicy Pig pie topped with soppressata and the grilled Spanish branzino covered in crispy herbs." - emmy kasten

"Chef Gina Marinelli’s Eater Award-winning Italian restaurant in Summerlin, La Strega, brings an ever-changing menu of dishes from across the Boot. Marinelli draws on traditions she learned from her grandparents, who came from Lake Como and Sicily. Complete with a beautiful dining room and lounge, it’s the ideal spot to dine out in Summerlin." - Janna Karel

"La Strega in Summerlin is our top spot for a low-key lunch or dinner off the Strip. The small but airy dining room is a great place to enjoy some peace, blistered-tomato pomodoro pasta, and a smoked olive oil-infused martini. Meet up here with a friend and dive into slices of the Spicy Pig pie topped with soppressata and the grilled Spanish branzino covered in crispy herbs." - emmy kasten

"Count on pasta noodles with just the right amount of chew and sauces with bright flavors. Crab pappardelle is blended with corn, cilantro, and epazote for a mild anise-like flavor." - Janna Karel

"Chef Gina Marinelli’s La Strega, the Italian restaurant in Summerlin, won Eater Vegas’ Restaurant of the Year in 2019. Marinelli brings an ever-changing menu of dishes from across the Italian peninsula, a tradition she learned from her grandparents, who came from Lake Como and Sicily. It seems like just the restaurant Summerlin needed, complete with a beautiful dining room and lounge. Try paidine, Roman flatbread sandwiches, just for takeout and curbside pickup made only for lunch. Takeout available." - Susan Stapleton