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    A Different Beast

    4.5 (103 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Noah T.

    I typically do not go to all you can eat places. This one peaked my interest because it was a tapas style. It's located at off of Spring Mountain in a little shopping center the atmosphere is very tasteful open kitchen concept just all around good vibe that would vibrate colors. We have a $65 menu because I wanted to try everything and it did not disappoint. It was a very well run flavorful experience. The service was very friendly and attentive. If you're looking for a unique experience this place is it

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    Joanna G.

    I am extremely late to making this review, but the fact that we I came back to write it says a lot because I ate here in March 2026. It was date night and we wanted a place that had a coursed meal and was off the strip. We found A Different Beast had all you can eat and a pre fixed menu. This was great and exactly what we were looking for; something different and fun. We had a lot of small bites and we added their mocktail and alcohol drink pairings. Nearly everything we had we absolutely LOVED. Once we went through the menu and tasted everything, we were able to pick the items that we loved and wanted to taste again. And also when you're shelling out some good $$$$, you want to leave the place FULL. *********************************************************** Final thoughts: I would love to go try this place again. I believe they change their menu often. All the plates are beautiful which should go unsaid, but I literally took no photos of all the plates we had, so you're just going to have to trust me. Pro Tip: Highly recommended that you make a reservation. You can skip the wine/alcohol pairings/mock-tail pairings. While they do "enhance" the experience, I wouldn't say they made my experience to the next level.

    Teresa L.

    What a really cool dining experience! It's Spanish tapas with an all-you-can-eat menu in the twist of a chef's tasting menu concept. There's 3 different menu tiers with the highest at $65 per person. Their drink menu is wine focused. This is a great place for a date night or girls night out. They let you order 3 at a time and once you've gone through the whole menu, you can reorder more if you'd like of the things you want to eat again. It's recommended that you make a reservation. The place itself isn't very big but it didn't feel too small either. I went with a group of friends and I was pleasantly surprised with my experience. Most of the small bites come in the form of a crostini with different toppings. Each bite was delicious and unique. Although there's some that I didn't like, most of it was a hit for me. By the end of it, I felt like it was more than enough food to keep you satiated. Some of my favorites were the spring peas, toro. crudo, sirloin, chocolate blanco. I had their red and white sangria of which were both good although I preferred the red a little more. Overall a neat experience that I would love to come back to again!

    Ann N.

    Been seeing this restaurant on social media and I wanted to try it. It's Wednesday evening. The restaurant opens at 5pm, we parked a few minutes before the restaurant opened. Walked in and even though we had reservation for 5:30pm, the host accommodated us. We had our choice of where to sit and we picked a table by the window. Nice restaurant with high ceiling, warm decor and a small wine glass cellar that you can see from most anywhere you sit in the restaurant. The moment we arrived to the moment we left, service was amazing. Timo was a waiter and was so attentive to us. Great recommendations and we enjoyed it all. Our water glasses and water bottle on the table were never empty. Timo and support staff were great. You have a few AYCE options and we did the $65pp. The first 3 items on this menu are only provided once while the rest of the food menu is unlimited. You have 90mins to dine. We actually only ordered up to 2 on a few items as we actually did get pretty full. The appetizer size food items were all flavorful and most served on crostini. Some were savory amd refreshing. Great sauces to complement the fish or meat. We had 3 dessert options. We did the cheesecake and the white chocolate pudding. Omfg, loving the rich creaminess of the pudding with sea salt sprinkled and topped with tiny roasted marshmallows. The cheesecake is not served with anything but it's not plain at all. It's beautifully buttery and light. 2 things that stood out: The chef came out to chat with us which was so enjoyable. The food and service were already great and the chef's attention to each table was a topper. Timo, our waiter cleaned our table of crumbs and provided new folks and napkins so that we can enjoy dessert. We appreciated that. All went well and we will visit again. Totally recommend ADB!

    Rhonelee S.

    I am so happy to have stumbled upon a video on IG promoting A different Beast! I recently got to dine in with a friend and it was by far a 5 out of 5 star experience. The AYCE prices were honestly a steal considering that it felt like a Michelin-star fine dining experience from beginning to end. We opted with the classic menu which was about $45 per person. Our server was very personable and accommodating, and he patiently explained each appetizer and even recommended his favorites. My top 5 favorites were the Iberico presa, the filet mignon, the patatas bravas, the burnt plum tart, and the egg & crispy jamon! Love that they also frequently update the menu with new tapas!

    Iberico Presa: so tender and perfect char
    Eric D.

    Some dinners are good. Some are memorable. And then there are the ones where you sit back halfway through and realize you're having entirely too much fun. That was this. From the jump, everything just clicked. The pacing felt natural, nothing rushed, nothing forgotten. You could tell there was intention behind the experience, but it never felt forced or overly polished. Just... dialed in. As it was a bit of a slower early evening, chef/owner Justin came to check in several times to see how we were doing and provided explanations of the food and the idea behind each bite. This not just dinner...it was an experience. I went all in on the menu and I'm glad I did, because this kitchen is not playing around. There's a confidence here that shows up on every plate. But a few dishes absolutely ran the table. The foie gras is rich in the way you want it to be, but balanced enough that you don't feel weighed down after a few bites. The wagyu carpaccio is ridiculous, melts instantly and somehow still feels light. And the toro crudo... that one didn't stand a chance. Silky, clean, just enough citrus and heat to keep it interesting. It's the kind of dish where you finish it and immediately wish you hadn't shared. And then there's the ensalada de naranjas. I ordered it three times, which honestly says everything. It shouldn't be the dish you keep thinking about, but here we are. The frisée and fried kale bring texture, the manchego gives it that salty edge, the candied walnuts add just enough crunch. But the oranges are unreal. Sweet in a way that almost doesn't make sense, no bite, no bitterness, just pure citrus perfection. You can tell they're something special, not the kind of thing you find just anywhere. What I appreciated most is that nothing felt like filler. Seafood, meat, vegetables, every dish had a purpose and actually delivered. It's rare to go through that much of a menu and not find a weak spot, but they pulled it off. And the service matched the food. Attentive, sharp, and genuinely welcoming without hovering or making it feel like a performance. The kind of service that makes the whole night flow without you even noticing it. This is the kind of place you leave already planning your next visit, trying to decide if you reorder your favorites or pretend you have self control and try something new. Either way, it's awesome.

    Ian M.

    This place finally got checked off our ever growing list and it was 100% worth stopping in. We previewed the menu before going out to dinner, there was a group of 4 of us. We made reservations just in case but arrived around 630, and we were the only ones. Restaurant is nicely decorated with a modern simplistic vibe, definitely welcoming. We decided on the premium menu, they explained the top 3 items were only a one time order and everything else was as much as we'd like. 3 orders per person and/or they'd basically give us a tasting menu of all the offerings. We thought perfect because we wanted to try everything anyways. The courses flowed nicely and we were rarely without a fresh plate or food in front of us. The staff was super polite and the chef came around at the end of dinner to talk and asked us how we liked the food. We reordered some our favorites, and left stuffed to the gills. We are all big eaters, and while it is smaller bites, there is plenty of options and chances to order. We left very content. They have a pretty good all you can drink option as well. If you plan on having more than 2 glasses of sangria, might as well get it as it's cheaper. We will definitely be back , some of ur favorites were: Foie gras of course The filet Iberico ham The grilled octopus

    Dane R.

    Truly exceptional restaurants are rare. Not just places that serve good food, but places where every dish lands, nothing feels like filler, and everything is consistently flavorful, balanced, and genuinely enjoyable to eat. That level of consistency -- across raw, cooked, rich, light, savory, and dessert -- is difficult to sustain. I first experienced this at Santi by Santi Santamaria and have been chasing it ever since. 15 years later, I finally found it again -- at A Different Beast. After enough visits to know the execution isn't incidental, I approached this one deliberately. A Different Beast offers real range -- pintxos, larger plates, raw, cooked, fried, meat, seafood, vegetables, and dessert -- and the question is whether the kitchen can maintain that level across all of it. It does. The food here is not just well-composed -- it is deeply flavorful, balanced, and consistently rewarding, so every course feels complete and worth ordering on its own. The Toro Crudo establishes that immediately. Properly chilled, clean, and delicate, with fat that melts smoothly instead of turning greasy. A measured layer of crunch and restrained seasoning sharpen the texture while keeping the flavor vivid and focused. The Bay Scallop Ceviche follows with the same precision, delivering brightness without washing out the scallop itself. The citrus enhances its natural sweetness, while the garnish contributes both crunch and chew, giving the dish energy and contrast rather than flattening it into acidity. Cooked seafood is executed at that same level. The Calamares al Ajillo is supple and tender, with garlic and paprika present but controlled, and a broth that is clean, light, and genuinely satisfying to drink. The Pulpo carries the right resistance and smokiness, with paprika and oil supporting the octopus rather than masking it, while the potato grounds the dish without muting it. Even the smaller bites are fully realized. The Anchovy balances salinity, acidity, heat, and crunch so no single element dominates, while the olive and pepper sharpen and lift the flavor. The Shrimp bite is equally effective -- juicy, well-seasoned, and supported by sauce without losing its identity. The meat dishes push this further. The Solomillo de Ternera is flavorful and well-structured, with a base that stays crisp and a chimichurri that adds brightness without overwhelming the beef. The Iberico Presa is rich and deeply savory, yet still feels clean on the palate, with fat that enhances the meat instead of weighing it down. The Wagyu Top Sirloin stands out immediately. You taste the richness and tenderness of properly prepared Wagyu first, followed by the mushroom adding depth and structure. The sauce brings acidity, sweetness, and savoriness together in a way that makes each bite feel complete rather than heavy. Each component is compelling on its own and even more cohesive when combined. The Foie Gras follows with the same level of execution. Properly seared, lightly caramelized, and well-seasoned, it delivers richness balanced by sweetness and savoriness, so it remains enjoyable rather than overwhelming. The kitchen maintains that standard even when shifting styles. The Hummus de Edamame con Jamón Ibérico is smooth, flavorful, and well-integrated. The jamón adds smoky depth, the bread is crisp outside and airy inside, and every element is satisfying on its own while working even better together. The Ensalada de Naranjas is bright, fresh, and clean, with citrus and greens that stay crisp and defined. Dessert is just as strong. The Cremeux Helado de Chocolate Blanco leads with crunch, followed by a light savory note and controlled sweetness, while the cold custard keeps it refreshing instead of heavy. The Basque Cheesecake is rich yet balanced, with a creamy, airy texture that melts cleanly and a caramelized edge that adds depth without bitterness. The Churros con Chocolate finish the meal on a high note. Crisp outside, light inside, with a subtle custardy texture, they deliver sweetness with restraint. The chocolate is bold enough to stand on its own, and together they create a deeper, more layered flavor rather than simply increasing sweetness. That is the throughline. Each component is well-executed and satisfying on its own, and when combined, the dishes become more complete rather than compensating for anything missing. Service matches the food. The pacing is fluid, transitions are seamless, and the staff is attentive without hovering. The kitchen remains visible and engaged, and small gestures feel natural rather than staged. This is exactly the kind of restaurant that would earn Michelin stars if the guide still operated in Las Vegas. Under a system like the Australian chef's hats, this would sit comfortably at a three-hat level -- defined by consistency, technical execution, and the ability to deliver across the entire menu.

    I wasn't sure about the idea of AYCE tapas but so glad we did; it worked out well for us, a party of 4. It was a fun and relaxing dinner. Perfect idea to sample their many small bites. Some of my favorites are bay scallop ceviche, toro crudo, spring peas, burnt plum tart. We managed to sample through their pintxo fiesta menu with the exception of Txaka, the idea of imitation crab didn't excite us in the mist of so many other options. For desert, the churro in Churros con chocolate was delicious but the dark chocolate wasn't all that special. Nicely decorated interior with warm welcoming service and tasty small bites to enjoy with a group of friends and family.

    PREMIO COSTILLA ESTOFADAS "BRAISED SHORT RIB"
    Mary Ann R.

    It was truly an experience from start to finish. We opted for the Premio meal, which lets you taste a wide range of their tapas before deciding what you'd like more of. Not every tapa was exactly to my taste, but most of them were delicious -- and that's the beauty of it. You get to try everything first, then circle back to the dishes you loved most. One thing to note: everything is served crostini-style. It's fun at first and makes for easy sharing, but after quite a few rounds, you might start to feel a little crostini fatigue. Service was top tier. The staff were incredibly informative and attentive, always making sure drinks were refilled and the next dishes arrived with little to no wait. Everything flowed seamlessly. The space itself was clean and well kept, which added to the overall polished feel. The woman seated next to us mentioned she had just come back from Spain and said the flavors here were exactly what she was hoping for, which says a lot. Highlights for me: the ensalada de naranjas, braised short rib, filet mignon, bay scallop ceviche, and toro crudo. The tableside sangria cart was such a fun touch, and the foie gras presentation made it feel extra special. Overall, a memorable night out and definitely a spot I'd return to for the experience alone.

    Jeremy T.

    Lets start with the sangria, it was well balanced and was a good portion that lasted the entire meal. We picked the middle menu and tried all of the tapas. We just worked our way down the list of tapas. Additionally I was able to get gluten-free option with mine which was awesome. One of my favorite was the foie gras, so delecate and tasty. The vibe here is perfect for a date and the staff here is he very kind and kept the food coming. This is a must try.

    Essence J.

    I enjoyed this food so much! I love Tapas and they had so many options. There were three menus with different price points, I selected the mid range priced one, it had a lot of good options. Our server had really good service, since you can only order so many small bites he had to do a lot of running and clearing the table. The restaurant was quiet and very clean. I'd definitely com back to see what updates they make on the menu. Hands down my favorite item was the pulpo, I ate soooo many of those. And the Toro was top notch as well!

    Sharlene D.

    I came here for a date night and the vibes were great. It gives me upscale vibes and the service was great. The food came out really quick as we ordered. My bf and I opted for the $45 ayce menu so it came with a bit more items. Surprisingly our favorite was the pappas (potato's). We also had the foie gras which was very rich. My bf wasn't a fan but I liked it but just in small amounts. I think our favorite dish was the chimichurri "filet mignon". I swear we ordered like 17 of those. I liked how it was small dishes so that I could try everything. However I felt like nothing was super WOW, enough for me to go crazy over it. I felt like the dishes needed a bit more zest in general so that you don't get tired of the food so quickly. They did have a pear salad which was a good palate cleanser, but I feel like they need maybe a yuzu or lemony dish to balance out all the flavors! I feel like this a great safe night spot where you can chat and have small bites! I liked the concept of having ayce mini dishes too, my first time trying something like this.

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    Can they accommodate gluten-free?

    Yes they can on most items. The chef/owner is definitely willing to discuss options. I actually just spoke with Kat Hu, and Manager Alex Chun a couple days ago, about just that subject.

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    Bazaar Mar by José Andrés

    Bazaar Mar by José Andrés

    4.3
    (152 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$$$

    Jose Andres does it again, folks. Superb food, exquisite presentation, and creativity that blows my…read moremind, every time. Can this man do anything but spectacular dining? If so, I haven't seen a drop of proof. Ordered: - the olives - a crazy chemistry of gastronomical whoa - Neptune's pillow - the crispiest, crunchiest, most delicate little shell filled with creamy, light tuna mousse, topped with extraordinarily tender tuna carpaccio - calamari - like you have never experienced, each squid placed on its own in a dollop of squid ink aioli If you're on the fence because of the location, get off the fence and into this location. My only regret? Forgetting to take pictures.

    Visited a few days ago. Restaurant was quiet, tables were occupied but the atmosphere seemed chill…read morein spite of being in the center of Crystals. The food was good. I forgot that Tapas come out one at a time versus all together. The waiting will make you feel full quickly. Everything we tried was good. I guess I was expecting to be blown away by the Ox Tail in brioche bun, I was not blown away, just okay. I was expecting the ox tail to be as great as the ox tail dish in Madrid Spain by Castellados. The dessert Key Lime Air-Is really like eating air, it's a glamorized graham cracker crust that lacked key lime custard, it had it, but barely. Having more custard could have made this dessert better. Server was nice however order was kinda mixed up. I forgot my readers, wish I brought them with me as Server could have suggested other stuff. All in all good food, a good addition to Crystals.

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    Hachi

    Hachi

    4.5
    (1k reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    I visited Hachi in Las Vegas with my family for my birthday celebration, and this dinner definitely…read moreturned into a night to remember. My family made a reservation because they wanted to celebrate my birthday, so I was really looking forward to it. When it is your birthday, even a small detail feels a little more important. You want the night to feel special, smooth, and happy from the beginning. Unfortunately, when we arrived, there seemed to be a small issue with the reservation, and the table we were given was much smaller than expected. Since we were there as a family for a birthday dinner, it felt uncomfortable at first. I have to be honest -- my mood was not great in the beginning. It was one of those moments where you think, "Oh no, is this how the night is going to start?" But then the food started coming out, and Hachi completely turned the night around. The first thing that changed my mood was the beer. The draft beer was served in an unbelievably icy-cold mug. It was not just cold -- it looked and felt like it had come straight out of a freezer. The foam was smooth, the beer was crisp, and the first sip was so refreshing that I almost forgot I had been upset a few minutes earlier. That beer alone deserves applause. Sometimes a perfect cold beer can fix a whole mood, and this one absolutely did. The biggest highlight of the night was the tuna toro. It was incredible. The texture was so soft and delicate that it almost felt like cotton candy melting in my mouth. Rich, buttery, fresh, and so smooth. It was the kind of bite that makes everyone at the table stop talking for a second. We loved it so much that we ordered it three times. Ordering the same dish three times says everything. It was not a maybe. It was not a "let's think about it." It was a clear yes every time. The skewers were also very good. The grilled meats had a nice smoky flavor, and they were seasoned well without being too salty. They paired perfectly with the icy beer. But the shrimp skewer was especially memorable. The shrimp had that perfect bouncy, juicy texture. It was grilled nicely, still tender, and full of natural sweetness. Some grilled shrimp can become dry or forgettable, but this one had personality. Small skewer, big impact. We also enjoyed several other izakaya-style dishes. The grilled shishito peppers with bonito flakes were simple but delicious, and they helped balance out the richer dishes. The grilled squid had a great smoky flavor and a chewy texture that went so well with beer. These are exactly the kinds of dishes that make izakaya dining so fun -- one bite, one sip, one more bite, and suddenly the table is full of happy people. The sashimi platter was fresh and beautifully served over ice. There was a nice variety, including tuna, salmon, white fish, scallop, and ikura. Everything looked clean and fresh, and the presentation made it feel even more enjoyable. But honestly, the toro was the star. I will probably remember that toro for a long time. My daughter ordered tonkatsu, and that was also a huge hit. Sometimes at restaurants like this, kids' dishes can feel like an afterthought, but this tonkatsu was really good. It was crispy, flavorful, and satisfying. Seeing my daughter enjoy her food made my birthday dinner even better. As a mom, when your child eats well and is happy, the whole meal suddenly feels more peaceful. That is just the truth. Overall, Hachi started with a little frustration because of the reservation issue and the small table, but the food and drinks completely saved the night. The icy-cold beer, the amazing tuna toro, the juicy shrimp skewer, and the tonkatsu were all memorable. The food was strong enough to make us forget the rough beginning, and by the end of the meal, we were all happy. Las Vegas has so many flashy restaurants, but Hachi has that casual, comfortable izakaya charm. It is the kind of place where you order many small dishes, share with the table, drink something cold, and let the night slowly become fun. I would definitely come back next time I am in Las Vegas. Next time, I already know what I am ordering first: an icy-cold beer and tuna toro. And honestly, I may order the toro twice from the beginning, because one order is definitely not enough.

    Food 5/5 their skewers are really good, great quality. The appetizer with squid, takoyaki, cappacio…read morewere also amazing Service 4/5 fast and efficient Ambiance 4/5 small place for great quality, always packed. We had reservations for 7 people, got in rigjt away

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    Jaleo

    Jaleo

    3.9
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    2.5 mi
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    Excellent Food, service and ambiance. I Truly enjoyed my…read moredinner and drinks. I highly recommend this restaurant.

    I've been holding off coming to this place because I have a great affinity for Jose Andres and all…read morewho come from the powerful Adria culinary lineage. It's one of those situations in life where you come in with such positive preconceptions that you don't want it to be ruined in any way. I can happily report this place lives up to the expectations. You must come here during sangria hour (very happy). This is by far the best value I've had on strip. $4-10 a plate for this quality of food is unbelievable. I came prepared to drop serious money and my wallet could not outrace my appetite. The service was really special. I expressed regret in a second language about the dissapearance of an old menu item and the waitress picked up on it immediately and asked what I was looking for. She said they would have it custom made no problem. It was the pan con tomate with boquerones. The anchovies being marinated in vinegar instead of oil is phenomenal. So good and the service so nice that we ordered twice. They could've overcharged for an off-menu item but they didn't and that takes restraint and respect. I've been to vegas so many times and I've been up and down spring mountain road and the strip to some of the best restaurants in these areas for the past 10 years. I always try to have one nice meal on the strip and in all my experiences this is up there with L'Atelier when it comes to fine dining but still feeling full and satiated. If you're like me and when you think of dessert you want cheese, the basque cheesecake dessert here is probably the best meal finisher I've had in years. Please get it and leave some for the next days breakfast. The one area for improvement was the weakness of the sangria. Seemed a bit watered down, though the frozen version was great. I already had a smile on my face but seeing old clips of Made in Spain playing in the background really sealed the deal. I'll be back Jaleo, never change.

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    Echo & Rig

    Echo & Rig

    4.4
    (5k reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$$

    Why isn't this establishment a Michelin starred restaurant?…read more The service is impeccable. The surroundings and staff are pleasant. We came here for a celebratory birthday for a friend and they treated us correct. Everyone had the filet and it melted as soon as we put the knife on it. I woke up to what really is a medium well steak. Not too dry and borderline a little red but it was moist. Juan Carlos took great care of us. Unfortunately they do t honor military discount.

    I hadn't been here in quite a few years and my last experience was nothing to write home about…read more A friend suggested it for dinner and I thought I would just go along since it was a group of 6 of us. This place is......not good. I'm honestly blown away by some of the reviews. The food, the service, the vibe - it was all lacking. I eat at a lot of steakhouses, so I may have higher expectations than the average diner. Service: - Our server was very friendly, but forgot about us the entire back half of our meal (we even skipped ordering dessert because we were completely forgotten about and sat there for so long after finishing dinner). - He was not well versed in handling wine (which IMO in unacceptable for an "award winning steakhouse"). He handled the wine glasses by the bowl instead of the stem and poured extremely large servings, about 4 oversized glasses from a single bottle. Food: - The steak tartare was very thick, large chunks instead of a classic fine mince. It was served with tasteless bread that had heavy black grill marks on it. Would never order again. - The calamari and brussels were both tasty and fine. - My NY strip was so full of tendons that I couldn't even chew through it some of it. I can't remember the last time I actually left a piece of steak on my plate from a dinner. - We were ordered a flight of steak sauces and they were spread all over the table with no explanation of what was what. - As for sides, we ordered mash, mac and cheese, broccolini and cauliflower....all very average. Vibe: - completely lacked ambiance. The lighting was bright, there was no background music, and it felt more like a casual neighborhood diner than a place you'd expect to enjoy a nice steak dinner. Unfortunately, this visit reminded me why it had been years since my last visit. Between the average food, inconsistent service, and lackluster atmosphere, I left genuinely wondering how this restaurant has earned such high ratings. Summerlin has far too many incredible restaurants to justify another visit, and for a steakhouse, I'd choose T-Bones or Harlo every time.

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    TRES Social Tapas

    TRES Social Tapas

    4.5
    (622 reviews)
    5.0 mi
    Live music
    Happy hour specials

    Went on an early dinner triple date to Tres Social Tapas on a Saturday with my parents, my LTP, and…read moremy best friend's mom and stepdad before going to our olive oil tasting event next door. The latter two are vegetarian and I wanted to go for a vegetarian friendly restaurant just for them. The olive oil tasting was my idea so I also had to choose the restaurant. My LTP and I actually went to a different tapas restaurant about a month ago and we loved it. So I wanted to try one of these again. Our tasting was scheduled to start at 6:00pm and I booked a reservation for 4:00pm through OpenTable. They have a very spacious patio, but due to the excessive heat warning in place at the time, we decided to dine inside. I didn't look at their hours of operation beforehand, so when we walked in, it was empty. Then I noticed that they open at 4:00pm on Saturday's and we were literally the first customers inside. We got a spacious table near the back of the restaurant, where our waiter for the day was Zach. He explained to us that all their food on the menu is based out of Spain, especially the paella, which takes about 40 minutes to cook and is meant to serve about two-four people. We started off with some drinks, where I got the mango margarita, my LTP and my dad respectively got the Atomic Duck and the El Pato Loco Mexican Lager from Able Baker, and my mom and my best friend's mom and stepdad shared a bottle of Chardonnay. While the margarita was on a bit of the sweet side compared to other margaritas I've had, it was still really good and it had a really fruity taste to it. We ordered the following and all six of us shared most of them; short rib pintxo, pork belly pave, patatas bravas, ole mis croquetas, iberico dates, and chicken tinga/braise short rib empanadas. Initially, I ordered just the chicken tinga for myself and my LTP was supposed to get the braise short rib, but my plate had chicken tinga and braise short rib together. That was ok, though, because both the chicken and short rib were absolutely delicious. The short rib pintxo came on a stick, with the rib falling off the stick as I took the first bite out of it. The pork belly pave was cooked perfectly. The patatas brava were spicy, but I would say 'good' spicy. The croquetas were overall one of my favorites; when I sliced it down the middle with my fork, the mashed potato filling spilled out of it. Hands down, Tres was a fantastic restaurant. The portions weren't too big or too small and everything here was so good. Would love to sit on their patio when the weather becomes cooler!

    We heard about this place and came by on a Sunday around lunchtime. They were doing a brunch…read morebuffet. Unbelievably tasty and fresh. It is not the normal buffet filler food. They have glorious, large shrimps and an assortment of tapas and side dishes. They do them in small matches, so they are really fresh. The owner is here so we got to talk to him a little bit, solid dude. The staff was great helpful and polite, but not that corporate kind of nice where they chase you down to say hello and interrupt you every third bite. Will definitely be back on Sundays and I can't wait to try to full menu. I didn't try anything else because the brunch spread was so great.

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    Izakaya Yagiya

    Izakaya Yagiya

    4.9
    (75 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    We didn't intend to eat here but I saw it tucked away in the little shopping center by Durango and…read moreWarm Springs and a quick Yelp look showed 4.9 with 72 rating which sounded good for a fairly new place in an area just inundated with different Asian places. Very cozy, room for ~40 people. No reservations were needed but it stayed busy so if we went with a bigger party we would make reservations. Service was friendly and attentive and the food was great. The mini Wagyu Beef Curry w rice was delicious and appetizer sized for only $8. Everything was great. For sure we would go back.

    We have passed this place a million times and finally decided to try. We came here for dinner and…read morethankfully it wasnt busy- which I was surprised! Service was great- our server was very welcoming and friendly. Loved the feel of the restaurant and the deco was modern. Menu wasnt overwhelming but they had a lot of options. We started with Miso soup and the special which was fried tofu bites with hamachi and spicy tuna. Next came the Wagyu Salad along with Agadashi tofu, crispy rice chip and jidori chicken. We ordered the wagyu and baked hand rolls last and what a way to finish dinner. Everything was exceptionally good! ::chefs kiss:: Idk why we havent tried this place sooner! I really cant say which plate is better because they all were good! We definitely want to come back and try some other dishes on the menu. Everything tasted fresh! This place is def top 3 faves for Izakaya on our list!

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    Fideua

    Fideua

    4.9
    (112 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    Holy... where do I even start?…read more A friend highly recommended this place, so I went with high expectations. Somehow, Fideua still managed to exceed every one of them. A few tips if it's your first visit: 1. Order from their pre-order menu (at least 24 hours in advance). 2. Come HUNGRY. Seriously. 3. Set aside 1.5-2.5 hours to enjoy the full experience. 4. Save room for dessert. What I ordered: - Sautéed Shrimp, Calamari & Octopus (Sepa/Gambas/Pulpo al Ajillo) - Sea Bass Oven-Cooked in a Salt Crust - Ox Tail (Rabo de Toro) - Chef's Signature Seafood Fideuà - Warm Bread with Spanish-Style Aioli - Chef's Choice Dessert (Surtido de Postres) I would order every single one of these again without hesitation. Fideua is a small husband/wife restaurant about 10-15 minutes off the Las Vegas Strip, by Head Chef Farman and Sous Chef Barbara. Barbara makes the desserts in-house, so the selection is limited.. but that's exactly why they're so good. Beautifully balanced, not overly sweet, and the perfect way to end the meal. One tip: don't finish the aioli with the bread. Save it for the sea bass, ox tail, and paella/fideua. You'll thank me later. This was one of the best meals I've had in Las Vegas. What I loved most was how authentic everything felt. The ingredients are imported from Spain, and nothing tasted "Americanized". The food, service, and hospitality were all exceptional. I've eaten at many José Andrés restaurants across different cities, and while I enjoy them, they're much more modern fusion. Fideua delivers something much closer to what you'd actually experience in Spain, and that's what makes it so special. Honestly, I haven't had a Spanish meal this authentic even in Los Angeles. There are a couple good ones but not THIS good. The pricing is also incredibly fair. To get this level of quality on the Strip, you'd easily pay two to three times more.. and even then, I doubt the food would taste better. If you can, book an earlier timing so you'll have the chance to chat with Farman & Barbara and his culinary journey. His warmth, curiosity, and passion shine through not only in conversation but in every dish that comes out of the kitchen. I already can't wait to come back in a few months to try other dishes on the menu.

    Came here on whim because my uncle from out of town wanted some paella. We were looking for…read moresomething close to Sunrise Hospital and this was the first place that came up. We checked out the reviews and saw overall it has good reviews. While the location wasn't somewhere I'd usually visit (the only reason why I didn't give 5 stars). I am glad that we decided to come give it a try. The paella is was good and the aioli was great! And the restaurant itself felt fun and home-y. The owner and his wife were extremely hospitable and their service was great! Usually need a reservation here but glad we were able to get in without one.

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