Four kitchens, one $49 card. Football fans in Summerlin can try a different kind of game-day meal at The Resort at Summerlin. Its Neighborhood Food Hall promotion includes one specified featured offering from each of four counters: Ai Pazzi Pizza, Tacos 1986, For The Win, and Nom Wah. That is the key detail in the resort's October 2026 event calendar and its announcement of the offer.

The promotion is aimed at college and professional football game days. Rather than ordering one combination meal from a single kitchen, a guest receives a card redeemable for the designated offering at all four participating stops. The card is not an unlimited buffet, and the published no-mix-and-match restriction means diners should expect the listed dishes rather than substitutions.

What is on the game-day menu?

At Ai Pazzi Pizza, the listed choice is a personal pizza with a nonalcoholic drink. It is a familiar starting point for anyone who wants a slice of the action without choosing between an entire restaurant menu. The food hall may have other pizzas available, but they should not be assumed to be included in the special.

Tacos 1986 lists a taco combo meal or a breakfast burrito. The breakfast item carries a notation in the promotional listing, so ask whether it is limited to certain hours. Readers may recognize the brand from earlier WVS coverage; the new angle here is its participation in a four-stop dining experience.

For The Win brings burgers to the lineup, with a single-patty smashburger combo or a breakfast burger listed among the featured options. The breakfast choice also carries a note. If you are going for a late game, confirm whether that selection is still available.

Nom Wah offers lo mein or fried rice, dumplings, and a nonalcoholic drink. This gives the crawl a noodle-and-dumpling stop alongside the pizza, tacos, and burger choices. For a group with different tastes, that range is a major reason to consider the promotion.

How the $49 card works

The resort says one card is issued per person per day. The card is redeemable for one featured offering at each of the four participating counters on eligible football game days. It is not an unlimited dining pass, and the no-mix-and-match restriction applies to the specified featured items. The food hall's official page lists the participating kitchens and a venue phone number, 702-507-5900, for questions before visiting.

For a group of friends, that makes the crawl a different proposition from a single combo meal. Guests can sample several kinds of food across the same venue without choosing only pizza, tacos, burgers, or noodles. Check with the resort about the order of redemption, how drinks are handled, and whether any items have changed since the published offer.

West-side residents can also avoid planning an entire evening around a single restaurant's menu. The Neighborhood Food Hall brings several concepts into one destination, and visitors can compare what is available when they arrive. The practical benefit is choice, especially for groups with different appetites.

Questions to ask before ordering

Confirm which games qualify, how to redeem the four-stop card, and whether the asterisked breakfast dishes have time restrictions. Ask about taxes, gratuity, and any additional charges rather than assuming the posted price is the final total. Availability may change during especially busy games.

Visitors should also verify the current opening hours of their preferred counter. A football-season promotional window is not the same as a guarantee that every restaurant serves every listed dish all day. The resort's official dining pages and the counter staff can help clear up those details.

Make it a low-stress outing.

The Resort at Summerlin is at 221 N. Rampart Boulevard. If your group is meeting for a specific kickoff, decide on a time and place to gather before the game begins. Arriving with enough time to read the menu and place an order can make the outing feel more relaxed.

For anyone who prefers not to drive across the valley on a busy sports day, the west-side location may be the main draw. Consider transportation plans if the outing includes alcoholic beverages purchased separately. The advertised meal choices include nonalcoholic drinks at certain counters, but alcohol should not be assumed to be part of the $49 offer.

Quick facts

Location: The Neighborhood Food Hall at The Resort at Summerlin, 221 N. Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas.

Listed price: $49.

Participating kitchens: Ai Pazzi Pizza, Tacos 1986, For The Win, and Nom Wah.

Dates: qualifying football game days through February 14, 2027, according to the resort calendar.

Rules: no mix and match, and no combining with other offers.

Before leaving home, review the resort's October calendar and ask the venue to confirm the promotion is running for your chosen game. The main draw is the four-counter sampling experience in one Summerlin-area location, with clearly defined portions rather than unlimited food.

The bottom line

The $49 Game Day Food Hall Crawl gives local football fans another dining option at a familiar west-side resort. Check the rules, pick the kitchen that fits your appetite, and treat the promotion as a practical game-day choice rather than a blanket discount across every counter.