Italian American Club of Southern Nevada

Italian American Club of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas

The Italian American Club of Southern Nevada is a nonprofit social club, public restaurant, lounge, showroom, bocce facility, and private-event venue at 2333 E. Sahara Ave. The organization preserves and shares Italian-American culture through dining, entertainment, membership activities, community gatherings, and scholarship support.

Membership is not required to dine at the restaurant or attend public entertainment. Members also have access to club meetings, cultural activities, social programs, ticket options, and other benefits established by the organization.

The restaurant combines traditional and contemporary Italian food with formally presented table service, cocktails, wine, and live lounge music. Ticketed showroom events, member functions, private parties, weddings, and business gatherings use separate reservations and operating arrangements.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Hours, menus, performers, tickets, reservations, membership terms, and private-event arrangements can change.

Dining | Entertainment | Tickets | Membership | Bocce | Private Events | Parking | Accessibility | FAQ

Italian Dining and Lounge Service

The restaurant serves dinner Wednesday through Sunday under the currently published schedule. Reservations are requested, especially when live entertainment, member functions, ticketed shows, or private events increase demand.

The menu includes antipasti, salads, soups, pasta, chicken, veal, seafood, steaks, chops, and desserts. Current selections include homemade meatballs and sausage, linguini with clams, lasagna Bolognese, chicken Parmigiano, veal Marsala, seafood dishes, and other Italian and Italian-American preparations.

Individual dishes, ingredients, prices, specials, and availability can change. The current menu states that special dietary needs are accommodated when possible. Guests with allergies or strict dietary requirements should discuss their needs with the restaurant before ordering.

A full bar provides cocktails, wine, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks. Alcohol service is limited to guests age 21 or older with valid identification.

Visitors looking for other restaurant and entertainment options can explore the Vegas4Locals directory for Las Vegas dining and nightlife. Reservations or tickets issued by the Italian American Club control the services included for a specific visit.

Live Lounge Music and Showroom Entertainment

Live music is a regular part of the restaurant and lounge experience. Programming may include singers, pianists, small bands, tribute productions, classic pop, jazz, standards, Motown, and other music associated with traditional Las Vegas lounge entertainment.

The showroom also presents separately ticketed headliners and special productions. Some events include dinner, while others provide show admission only. The performer, date, seating category, meal service, door time, age policy, and ticket price depend on the individual event.

Public dining should not be assumed to include admission to a ticketed showroom production. Likewise, a show ticket should not be assumed to include dinner, drinks, reserved restaurant seating, or membership benefits unless the offer states otherwise.

Show Tickets and Reservations

The club sells tickets for scheduled performances through separate member and non-member purchase options. Public guests may attend eligible shows without joining the organization.

Ticket terms vary by production. Guests should verify the performer, date, arrival time, meal inclusion, seating type, service charges, refund terms, and identification requirements before purchasing.

Restaurant reservations and entertainment tickets are separate arrangements unless expressly combined. Guests should call the club when the relationship between a dinner reservation and show admission is unclear.

Membership and Community Programs

The Italian American Club operates as a nonprofit social organization devoted to Italian-American culture, heritage, fellowship, and community support. Membership applications and dues are managed through the club’s current membership process.

Member activities may include monthly meetings, cultural celebrations, dinners, social programs, ticket opportunities, charitable work, and scholarship fundraising. Individual activities may require registration or an additional payment.

The club also supports a younger-adult initiative called Giovani. Its activities focus on culture, heritage, networking, philanthropy, leadership, and social connection. Eligibility and programming should be confirmed through the current membership information.

Bocce and Club Recreation

Bocce is part of the club’s recreational and cultural programming. Courts may be used for organized play, tournaments, member activities, or scheduled gatherings.

Court access, league participation, equipment, guest eligibility, reservations, tournament rules, and seasonal schedules should be confirmed directly with the club. Restaurant access does not automatically include unrestricted court use.

Weddings, Banquets, Meetings, and Private Events

The Italian American Club accepts inquiries for weddings, receptions, business functions, holiday parties, birthdays, banquets, meetings, and other private gatherings. Events may use dining rooms, lounge areas, the showroom, outdoor spaces, or a combination approved by the venue.

Planning support may include food and beverage service, table settings, cakes, audiovisual displays, entertainment coordination, and other arrangements defined in the event proposal.

Capacity depends on the selected spaces, table layout, stage, dance area, audiovisual equipment, service plan, and required circulation. Organizers should obtain a written agreement covering the rooms, schedule, guest count, menu, beverages, deposits, fees, gratuities, accessibility needs, cancellation terms, and vendor rules.

Parking and Arrival

A surface parking area serves the club’s entrance on East Sahara Avenue. Accessible spaces and a covered arrival route are positioned near the public entrance.

Dinner service, member meetings, private functions, and ticketed shows can increase parking demand. Guests should arrive early, follow posted markings, and keep accessible spaces, fire lanes, pedestrian routes, and the entrance canopy clear.

Taxi and rideshare passengers should use a safe pickup or drop-off point that does not block Sahara Avenue, the driveway, or accessible access.

Accessibility

Exterior references show designated accessible parking and a paved route near the entrance. However, the club does not publish a comprehensive accessibility guide for dining rooms, the lounge, showroom seating, restrooms, bocce courts, or private-event layouts.

Guests who need a step-free route, wheelchair-accessible table, companion seating, suitable aisle clearance, restroom information, service-animal guidance, or another accommodation should contact the club before making a reservation or buying tickets.

Private-event organizers should include access requirements during planning so the proposed seating, stage, dining, and service layout can be reviewed in advance.

Visitor Tips

The club operates several activities under one roof. Restaurant service, lounge music, ticketed productions, member meetings, bocce, and private events may follow different reservations and access rules.

• Call ahead for a dinner reservation.
• Confirm whether a show ticket includes dinner.
• Review member and non-member ticket options carefully.
• Check the current entertainment calendar before visiting.
• Bring valid identification when purchasing alcohol.
• Arrive early during ticketed shows and private events.
• Contact the club in advance for a specific accommodation.

Frequently Asked Questions

These answers cover common questions about the Italian American Club of Southern Nevada.