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Summerlin Restaurants: Antonio's Picks for 2026

Writer: Antonio Snow
Antonio Snow
13 hours ago
2 min read

Summerlin eats well. Between Tivoli Village, Downtown Summerlin, Red Rock Casino Resort and The Resort at Summerlin, you can do a steak dinner, a chef-driven Italian night or a bowl of ramen without leaving the west side. Here are Antonio's picks, sorted the way you actually decide where to go. Checked September 2026.

Fine Dining

  • Al Solito Posto · Tivoli Village. Chef James Trees's Italian room, known for classics like rigatoni alla vodka and eggplant parm.

  • Harlo Steakhouse & Bar · Downtown Summerlin. Chef Gina Marinelli's steakhouse, with a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.

  • T-Bones Chophouse · Red Rock Casino Resort. Known for its 28-day dry-aged bone-in ribeye and a poolside patio.

Quick Eats

  • Crazy Pita Rotisserie & Grill · Downtown Summerlin. Locally owned: rotisserie chicken, pita sandwiches and rice bowls.

  • Good Pie · Red Rock Casino food court. Vincent Rotolo's New York- and Detroit-style pies, opened May 2026.

  • With Love, Always · Red Rock Casino food court. Locally owned smashburgers on Martin's potato rolls, opened May 2026.

Trending Now

  • Marufuku Ramen · Downtown Summerlin. The San Francisco ramen shop opened here in February 2026: Hakata tonkotsu and chicken paitan.

  • Tacos 1986 · The Resort at Summerlin. The L.A. taco stand opened here in March 2026, with handmade corn tortillas and adobada off the spit.

  • For The Win · The Resort at Summerlin. Southern California smashburgers with grilled onions and fry sauce, opened March 2026.

Local Favorites

  • Echo & Rig · Tivoli Village. A steakhouse with its own butcher shop, also known for Sweet Fire Cauliflower.

  • Vintner Grill · W. Charleston Blvd. American-Mediterranean menu, 400+ wines and a garden patio.

  • Fine Company · Downtown Summerlin. An all-day café known for Mom's Banana Bread and house-made English muffins.

Saturday mornings

Las Vegas Farmers Market at Downtown Summerlin: about 100 vendors under The Pavilion, every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Menus, hours and openings change. Check with each restaurant before you go.

Live near your favorite table

Antonio can build a Summerlin search around the places you love: walk to Downtown Summerlin, a quick drive to Tivoli Village or minutes from Red Rock Canyon. Book a Snow Tour →

Cover photo: Tivoli Village at night. Photo: kennejima, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Food photography: Unsplash. Photos show the style of cooking, not the restaurants themselves.

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