Downtown Summerlin is a 400-acre shopping plaza near Red Rock Resort. The Downtown Summerlin shopping area features some of the best upscale dining and entertainment spots in the city. Here are five places to dine in Downtown Summerlin.
1. Wolfgang Puck Players Locker
Wolfgang Puck Players Locker is a family-friendly sports restaurant in Downtown Summerlin. And its proximity to the City National Arena makes it a choice option for anyone planning to watch the Vegas Golden Knights players practice. The restaurant serves your favorite elevated pub food in a warm and lively space. Menu options include Truffle Potato Chips, Grand Mezze Platter, Crispy Calamari & Shrimp, and Sticky Pork Belly Bites.
2. Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar
In Vegas with a furry friend? Have a memorable dining experience at Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar. It’s a dog-friendly restaurant from Southern California restaurant. Quench your cravings as your pet indulges in tasty treats.
3. True Food Kitchen
Eat at the True Food Kitchen to satisfy your cravings in a healthier way. True Food Kitchen uses seasonal quality ingredients to prepare starters, salads and bowls, pizzas and paninis, and burgers and sandwiches. A typical dining menu at True Food Kitchen includes spaghetti squash casserole, Teriyaki Grass-fed Burger, Tuscan kale salad, and Farmer’s Market Crudites.
4. La Neta Cocina y Lounge
La Neta Cocina y Lounge is a modern Mexican restaurant in Downtown Summerlin. It serves signature Mexican dishes and farm-to-glass cocktails in a visually appealing environment. Typical fine dining meal options include the signature Para La Mesa’s, Flautas, and Molotes served with the finest tequilas, wines, and mezcals. Enjoy your meals in a stained-glass bar with a 14-foot sugar tree focal point for that Mexican jungle experience. Or opt for the Tulum-themed dining area decorated with rich tapestry, retractable windows, and stained-glass installations. The restaurant has local DJs on standby for a memorable nightlife experience.
5. Dave & Buster’s
Eat, drink, and play at Dave & Buster’s. The 33,000 square-foot entertainment complex has massive HDTVs for a stadium-like seating experience. There are also tons of arcade games to play, and a full bar. The food is basically bar food.
