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Butcher & Thief

4.4 (336 reviews)
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
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Mushrooms
Joe F.

What a nice evening we had here. The back patio was nice and private and had heating. The staff was extremely friendly and comforting. Dana was a great server, she timed out our meal greatly and was very inviting. We tried many different options and some of the highlights were definitely the blackberry burrata, beef tartare, and peanut butter bacon apps. The ribeye was cooked perfectly and the bread was super fresh and flavorful. The only complaint we had, is we got too full for dessert so we have to come back soon and grab a piece of peanut butter pie. It sounds amazing. See ya soon. Great job!

Mac and Cheese
Cathy C.

Yelp Review 2026 #267: Butcher & Thief is a cozy neighborhood steakhouse. My friend group and I avoid The Strip as much as we can even for special dinners and celebrations. We had a celebration this weekend and I'm glad we went to Butcher & Thief. We had a reservation through OpenTable so we got seated right away. Our server was great but I can't remember her name. I was cracking jokes and she played along. My friends and I were busy chatting as if we haven't seen each other yesterday so, we forgot to look at the menu. Our server came back a few times to see if we were ready. By the second time, we figured out what we wanted to eat. Break Bread: Sour cream and onion bubble bread. We needed something to nosh on before the main course. Warm buttery rolls. 4/5 Flat Iron: Akaushi wagyu, 8oz. Tender medium rare steak. I did bite into cartilage though 3/5 Bavette: Allen Brothers angus, 8oz. 4/5 Zabuton: Winterfrost wagyu, 8oz. 4/5 Verlasso Salmon: Cherry bbq gastrique at the bottom. The skin was nice and crisp. The salmon was perfectly cooked and not overcooked. 4/5 Crab Cakes: These tasted strongly of lime zest. I want to be able to taste more of the crab. 3/5 Brussels Sprouts: Molasses, pistachio. We needed something green and Brussels sprouts are always safe. Nice contrast against the savory fatty steaks and the rich and creamy mashed potatoes we ordered. 4/5 Mashed Potatoes: Garlic boursin. Creamy, smooth, rich and tasty. 4/5 Mac and Cheese: "All the cheese". Topped with breadcrumbs for texture. Not the most exciting rendition of mac and cheese but it's traditional, there's nothing wrong with that. 3.5/5 Banana Cream Pie: Peanut butter caramel. Topped with pie crust crumbles. The peanut butter flavor was too pronounced and it overpowered the banana flavor which is too bad because if it wasn't for that, this would've been a really good dessert. 2/5 Lemon Bar: Hazy i.p.a., pistachio crumble. I'm not a lemon desserts type of person so my opinion on this dessert is skewed so, I'm skipping rating this. Chocolate Panacotta Cake: Cocoa crispy crunch. The cake was alright. The Panacotta in the middle was pleasant. The best part was the cocoa crispy crunch on top - I could just eat that! 4/5 There were cocktails ordered but I only remember 2 drinks: Moscow Mule, and Side Piece (illegal joven mezcal, aperol, lemon, passion fruit). And that's all I remember.

Rich V.

So I forgot to take pictures of the burgers we had. My bad. The burgers were excellent and came with fries. The drinks were all pretty good. The banana cream pie was a highlight. I'd come back for that. My friends had steaks that looked good I just wasn't in the mood for steaks. They said they were good. The service was excellent. The atmosphere was upscale and had good energy.

Mashed potato
Jamie S.

Came here a few weeks ago for the first time with some friends as they highly recommended this place and I'm glad to experience it. They accept reservations which is always a great thing in my books. Had a reservation for 8pm on a weekend and so glad we did as the place was very packed. Our server, Nicholas, was awesome and very on top of everything. Our group started off with some cocktails; I got the Rose Colored Glasses which was sweet but not too sweet - it was delicious. I was also a fan of the I'm Samantha. For the appetizers, we got the Cheese steak Eggrolls - it was alright but it didnt have that much flavor. I wouldn't recommend it but i would recommend the Bread! It had a nice crunch and was so flavorful. I got the Ribeye steak which was cooked and seasoned perfectly. The side of mashed potato was also addicting and had good flavor. My fiance got the Burger with Fries which was decent. My friends got the Zabuton steak; it was also cooked very well with lots of flavor. Their side of mushroom was tasty but the Mac n cheese wasnt too special. It was a bit dry. We were definitely stuffed by the end of the meal. Overall, food tasted great for the most part with a couple misses, but the service was great! I would definitely come back to try their other items on the menu.

Calamari
Keilyn M.

We visited this neighborhood steakhouse on Father's Day, located in a newer shopping center with a really unique and beautiful design inside. We were a little disappointed that the full menu wasn't available for the holiday, but we still found a few things to enjoy. We started with drinks and appetizers, which came out quickly. The tartare wasn't quite what I expected, we also had the calamari which was small and just okay but we really enjoyed the cheesesteak rolls, especially the au jus-inspired dipping sauce. Unfortunately, the experience took a turn when it came to the entrées. After our appetizers arrived, we waited a very long time for our food and eventually had to ask our server about the delay. From the interaction, it seemed like our order hadn't even been started, and we ended up waiting quite a bit longer. Our server seemed frustrated with the situation, and unfortunately, that frustration was noticeable at the table, which made the experience a little uncomfortable. The steak itself was delicious--tender, flavorful, and cooked well. I just wish the service had matched the quality of the food. Hopefully, our experience was more of a holiday hi

Beef tartare
Faye I.

Best to make a reservation online. We decided to go here on a whim for dinner. The place was full, but luckily we were able to find seating at the bar. The bar area is huge with plenty of seating. This place has a great menu. We got the beef tartare, zabuton winterfrost wagyu, and verlasso salmon. The beef tartare was a good portion and shareable among two people. They weren't shy with the amount of beef tartare on the bread! Great lemon/citrus flavor with the beef tartare as well. The Zabuton wagyu tasted perfect. It comes with a side of house steak sauce, which to me just tastes like watered down A1, but the zabuton was very tasty by itself. The outside was almost blackened, which I think gives it that good flavor. Zabuton was fantastic, and I'd like to try their other steaks next time.

Sheena Y.

Obviously, this is not a kids friendly restaurant, but if you like spicy food, it could be a good pick. Overall, the food is good especially the mac & cheese, and the steak. We were a little bit disappointed because the bread was cold inside although the pan was hot.

Watermelon cocktail
April S.

Wonderful spot! The weather was perfect for the open air seating. We gathered here for a pre wedding dinner. We had three service dogs in our party and the restaurant was very accommodating. The service was great as our attendant Jose (I hope i have the name right) was very warm and friendly. I am gluten free, and he made sure that everything I ordered was prepared as safe as possible. I always appreciate that. This place is family style dinning, so we ordered the bourbon pecan glazed carrots and brussel sprouts, mashed potatoes, steaks, and pork chop. Everything i had tasted great.

Brussels Sprouts
Joleen D.

My dining experience at Butcher & Thief was excellent from start to finish. The atmosphere was stylish and welcoming, creating the perfect setting for a nice dinner. The food was flavorful, beautifully presented, and prepared with high-quality ingredients. The service was attentive, friendly, and made the experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking for a modern steakhouse in Las Vegas with great food, exceptional service, and an upscale ambiance, I highly recommend giving Butcher & Thief a try.

Menu
June W.

TL:DR: Food is great but overly salted, credit card charge (not mentioned initially) was applied to bill. Great and attentive service. **** This seems like a bustling, friendly vibe place to get good food. Fairly noisy in the main dining area. The service is wonderful. In fact, I had indicated on the reservation that we had a birthday, and each one of the staff who came by our table, wished our person a happy birthday. - the calamari was light and crispy. The standout was the sauce for the calamari. We understood from the server that the distinctive taste is from the saffron in it. We liked it so much we got some to take with us. - the blackberry burrata salad was delicious - my ribeye was cooked pretty close to medium rare (maybe more rare than medium rare). There was a good amount of fat on my piece though. Meat was tender. - the flatiron steaks were great, tender - the sauce that came with the steaks had a nice smoky flavor - the creamed spinach was tasty - the garlic mashed potatoes were creamy and good - the crab cakes were large and had a nice crispy coating - the peach melba with sour cream ice cream was delicious. A bit still too frozen at first though - the banana pie was good, with lots of peanut butter. Was shaped more like a covered tart than an open pie. Large portion. The not-so-good: - All the dishes, and the steaks in particular, were overly salted. I like salt a lot but I think it was a bit excessive. So back off on the salt a bit. Also not so good was the surprise 3% credit card surcharge. A charge for using a credit card wasn't mentioned anywhere on the menu or website. I know this is built into most restaurants' pricing, but to have it tacked on after the fact without disclosing it initially isn't cool. Please mention this charge on the menus and website.

Brunch & lunch menu
Allise O.

Wow Wow Wow! For years I have been on the hunt for a steakhouse quality breakfast steak, and boy have I found my new Brunch spot!! While most brunch places focus on overly sugary desserts labeled as breakfast, Butcher & Thief has provided a real food menu that will not throw you off your diet aspirations. My steak was cooked & seasoned to perfection. Hash browns & eggs perfectly cooked. My son enjoyed his American breakfast. He said the bacon was delicious, and while he loved the house made sausage patty he said it was a bit too spicy for him. (He's 6) Service was fast, attentive and very polite. Thank you for a delicious breakfast!

Nette B.

Glad to have dined here. We stopped by for Happy Hour but decided on other dishes. They sat us in a room that had a work gathering that we asked to be moved because they were too loud. The acoustics weren't good in that section of the restaurant. We ended up moving outside which was perfect. Karlen C. was our server and he was really nice and helpful. Food: Fried Calamari Spinach Peach Melba Ribeye Steak - Medium The food was amazing. The ribeye was cooked to our liking. I enjoyed the calamari too. It was tender and we squeezed a little bit of lemon on it to give it a zest. The bread was also yummy. I was not a fan of the peach Melba which is fine. I was to full. Overall, great spot to dine at.

Shelly W.

What an amazing steakhouse to try off the LV Strip!!! 13/10 ratings for all of the food we tried! Outstanding steps of service from server, Dana; she went above & beyond for our anniversary dinner There is inside dining, outside patio seating, as well as a full bar, and a really unique open kitchen bar top. We have already recommended and will return!

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Are there booths or only tables?

There are some banquettes but not full booths.

Is this resteraunt kid friendly? Do you guys have high chairs?

Yes we do have high chairs but we do not have a kids menu.

What is your corkage fee?

$30 for a regular .750 bottle.

Do you offer Happy Hour?

Not yet but we plan on launching one the end of February.

Is the Dinner Menu available for lunch?

Most of the dinner menu is on our lunch menu in addition to our lunch specific items.

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For such a well-loved restaurant, I was slightly underwhelmed…read more Anima by EDO is a foodie darling that recently was included in the Michelin Guide 2026. I simply neglected to try it all these years, but I managed to convince a fellow newcomer to join me for dinner tonight. We showed up with a reservation that probably wasn't necessary at that early hour, and were promptly seated. After taking a while to pore over the menus, we decided to chart our own path instead of following the tasting menu. We probably ended up at a similar cost and amount of food anyway. I was in the mood to start off with a cocktail, and I was tantalized by one of the featured menu drinks, the Mexican Standoff ($13.00 per receipt). Described as a riff on the Mexican Firing Squad, their version comes with Altos Plata tequila, lime, grenadine, pineapple, and bitters. I was shocked by how smooth and subtle it was. Even though I finished it relatively quickly, it didn't pack a huge punch. Our two appetizers arrived in reasonable succession. First was the Smoked Hamachi ($26.00), served under a glass cloche filled with smoke. This perfumed the air more so than the food, but vibes must have counted somehow as the actual solid sustenance part of it was the star of the night easily. The teriyaki was addictive enough that I think we both almost licked the plate, the hamachi was silky smooth, and I'm sure the foie gras filling added some vital savoriness. The Bravas Potatoes ($12.00) were served right afterward. This was my first time trying this dish, and I liken them to the perfect steak fry. They were layered and very fluffy in the middle with a decent crisp on the outside. The brava sauce was about as creamy and spicy as I recall from when I tried it with a different potato dish at Amador Cocina Fina (the successor of the original EDO). Definitely a great treat for potato fans. After a plate and utensil change, they brought out the Linguini ($29.00). I admit that I wasn't the most impressed with this. The overarching flavor was sweetness, which I guess can be expected with corn, but I was hoping for more of a lemon counterpoint and for maybe more than a whisper of crab. The crispy straw-like leek garnish was fun at least. The entrees were more at the level I expected. My Iberico Hanger ($41.00), aka Iberico Pluma, was a delightful first time experience of this cut. While it was a little more chewy than I expected from pork, it was rich and fatty and cooked to a perfect medium. The bravas reappeared here, the tomato confit was almost gilding the lily, and the garlic chips were nice if a little subtle. My friend's Pan Roasted Branzino ($36.00) was also a treat. The fish was flaky and had crispy skin, and the carrot-ginger couscous was surprisingly a great treat. I enjoyed the addition of lemon and even the heavy fennel-iness of the fennel. The experience fell a little flat at the end. The Granita ($10.00) was an inspired attempt at something great that, unfortunately, read really sweet overall between the honeydew shaved ice, coconut frozen espuma, and hot honey. The Pistachio Tiramisu ($15.00) literally had construction issues as it was tough to use the provided spoons to get all four layers - espresso gelato, pistachio, espresso-soaked ladyfingers, and chocolate mousse - in one balanced bite. I also read more sweet almond than real pistachio in the light green layer, although they did sprinkle actual pistachio bits on top at least. The service was good at least. The seating was comfortable, the music was unintrusive, and the lighting wasn't too dim, although you'll still want an additional light source for really nice food photos. I think I ended up a little happier with Anima than my friend did, but it did fall somewhat short of meeting both of our lofty expectations. I'll have to consider trying different menu items next time, other than the smoked hamachi of course, but you kinda expect everything to be a hit at this kind of place and there were too many small misses.

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Food/Drinks: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Came here for a girl's night on Wednesday and it was pretty dead. Lots of seating area when we walked in but we opted to sit at the bar. Bartenders were very friendly and attentive. Our cocktails *not pictured* were amazing. We would order them again. Our food was also delicious. We ordered the bang bang shrimp, spicy tuna crisp rice, and the spicy tuna roll. Everything was a bit on the pricier side but vibes were good. We wanted to try more food but kitchen closed by then. Our bartenders were apologetic and told us they should have told us last call, which I appreciated. We would definitely come here again! We wanted to try out the Thursday Ladies Night for 50% off and the late night specials for Thursday but I guess we will have to be back for that!

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