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    Cafe Derbi

    3.0 (72 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    The patio
    Tatyana G.

    The best espresso! Free parking, delicious food, friendly and knowledgeable staff, clean and cozy atmosphere both indoors and outdoors, versatility for all occasions, fair prices, good cocktails, and being open 7 days a week all contribute to a wonderful experience. It seems like a great spot to visit for a meal or a drink. Enjoy your time there!

    Derbi pizza

    Great food. Best pizza in town. Friendly stuff. Clean restaurant. A friend of mine recommended and I Love it

    Bean Soup
    Denise A.

    Love going to a legit ethnic restaurant only to find out how authentic they truly are. Service and food were both indicative of the warmth and kindness of the Serbian people and their culture. We tasted many dishes that were all amazing. Cabbage salad is sooo good. Homemade bread made fresh daily is insanely delish. Bean soup with the bread is omg !!! All the meat dishes were fresh and perfectly paired with their warm bread. Being an American with limited knowledge of Serbian food, I would have to say give your palette a walk on the wild side and go visit this wonderful little restaurant. You won't be disappointed. PS ... the local beer is pretty good as well !!

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    Sarah L.

    Great food. if you want good ethnic east European food, definitely give it a shot. I usually not crazy about bread but everything they have here is excellent tasting.

    Cevapi
    Nicky Z.

    Maybe not the best service I have ever had in my life, all those young girls who work there will learn one day as nicer you are the more tips you will get. Anyway they have to work on a service, but also we live in Vegas where everything is about customer service and competition is huge. So hopefully it will be much better in future. But the food .... Is something else. All those waiting (poor girl have to cover inside and outside) eventually pays off. Food was fresh and delicious. Cevapi (Eastern European/ Turkish kind of breakfast sausages) is MUST. It's served with traditional type of bread and must be eaten with onion otherwise it sucks. Cevapi are MUST. Also Karadjorjeva snicla is a MUST, (cheese and ham wrapped in pork and deep fried) something that you will never try in any other restaurant than Serbian. I could go and comment everything but what's the point. Also Sopska salad is delicious (tomato, cucumber, onion and feta cheese) They also have outstanding seating which I prefer because people smoke inside (it's European mentality), But also I go there to eat not to comment interior or exterior Also large selection of European and domestic bears

    Outside patio
    Risto K.

    A cross between a hole in the wall and a lounge. Well stocked bar, and Serbian (Balkan) menu for the most part. It does appear that most serving staff and customers are from the old country...as nobody will greet you upon entering....furthermore everyone will stop their meal to take a glance at you before continuing what they are doing (welcome to the Star Wars Cafe). Food is all right with certain items better than others. Winners: Cevapi are definitely a winning menu item at Cafe Derbi. However do not be tricked in ordering "Kajmak" as it is only sour cream. Fried roasted peppers were good but heavy. Turns out they are loaded with cream which came-in handy when eating other drier items. Baklava type is typical for the area of the Balkans and very similar to what my mom and grandma used to make. Losers: Shopska salad ....a little tomato and lil cucumber drowned in feta cheese. Pita (cheese pie) while authentically rolled is dry and not consistent. I ordered it on two separate occasions, and both times was dry. Lastly if you are not a smoker, don't bother coming as ventilation system is not on, and the place reeks of cigarette smoke.

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    Esra M.

    Worst experience ever! We entered with our service animal (small puppy) and the woman in the back started to yell "out only you can sit outside". She said this sentence five times in a very rude way! Then we decided to do takeout. But she grabbed the menu and decided not to serve us. If you live in the United States, you should accommodate yourself to the country's rules! The restaurant staff must allow the service animals inside! This is law! You should obey!

    Cheese Pita (front), Cabbage Salad( back)
    Oksana Z.

    Great Serbian food. My husband (Serbian) and I went to this restaurant while visiting Las Vegas. My husband really loved the karadjorjieva. I ordered the trout, it was pretty good. We loved the baked peppers (paprika) and cabbage salad. What we didn't like at all was the cheese pita, but we still ate it coz we were very hungry One thing to note is that people smoke inside the restaurant so if you are sensitive to smoke, it may not be the place for you. Otherwise, food, drinks and service are good.

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    4.8(404 reviews)
    8.8 mi•Summerlin, Northwest
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    I read some wonderful reviews and had to try it for myself…read more The cute little place is nestled in the last sgopping center on Cheyenne before the 215. Boasting a decent sized menu of european dishes and daily specials, Bites of Europe makes everything homemade including thick pretzels, schnitzel, dumplings and more. I tried pork schnitzel in mushroom sauce and the beef and pork Pelmeni(siberian style dumplings) The dumplings were the star of the show. A large portion for an appetizer, they were delicious with or without the adjika (chili based sauce) The schnitzel was perfectly fried with a juicy pork cutlet inside but what put it over the top was the fresh mushroom sauce that could have been its own side. Even the fries were surprisingly good The prices are reasonable for the portion size and the area. Definitely worth a second trip to try more options. My only slight concern was the time it took to get my meal. However, since they cook everything fresh, it wasn't a big issue. Definitely let the server know if you have a lunch rush or get it to go.

    I'm legitimately tearing up writing this because Elena is probably one of THEE sweetest people I've…read moreever met and really cares about the business and quality of service and food. She was so warm and welcoming and explained their menu, answered my questions about the beers available and gave me the best lunch experience I could ask for. July I was just in Paris so I ordered the dinner size beef bourguignon and it was DELICIOUS. Very tender and flavorful and melt on your mouth. Lean meat that wasn't mostly fat and the reduction was to die for. Came with obviously hand prepared mashed potatoes which made me close my eyes. I love a good potato. Especially mashed. I also ordered a lager and tried the ice cream as well as the sourdough (sourced from Italy and baked in house) I don't know what more I could have asked for. We even had a great chat. I don't believe anything happens by chance in life and I'm glad my path finally aligned me here. See you next week!

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    Café Berlin - Jaeger Schnitzel

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    4.3(915 reviews)
    3.1 mi
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    If you're local in town or come often then you know Las Vegas is very limited when it comes to…read moreGerman food, there's the Hofbrauhaus,, which is super expensive and overcommercialized and there's Cafe Berlin. We tried Cafe Berlin a while ago and decided it was mediocre at best, the portions were horrible and the food was quite bland. When we heard they had new ownership we naturally had to check it out again. We came on a busy night so the service took quite a while as there was only 1 waitress. The food made up for the busyness, the schnitzel was amazing, along with the spatzel and sausage, paired great with the red cabbage and sauerkraut. We all shared a platter which proved more than plenty for the three of us. They have imported beer which was draft, yum! It's a good-size dining room with a small bar off to the side, the lighting isn't too dark so you can see your date pretty well. Can't wait to go back.

    The food, the service, the ambience..honestly, everything. It reminds me of little cafes I used to…read morelove in Germany and it's so comforting. We were so impressed with the owner. We haven't been to Cafe Berlin since the new owner took over but I know for certain we'll be back again soon. When we arrived, the owner/chef greeted us and let us know that he would also be our server due to the server having to leave early. No biggie, we're patient, plus the World Cup was on and we were happy with drinking our beer and watching it. Despite being a one man show, the her and was no delay in service in any way. He was a rockstar and even had time to chat in between. The food was delicious as always, the prices are even better than before. We'll be back again. If you want delicious, authentic German food, look no further.

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    Café Berlin - Interior Decoration, it is austere, but clean and beautiful non the less.

    Interior Decoration, it is austere, but clean and beautiful non the less.

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    BESO Restaurant

    4.6(252 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    Yes yes!! I highly recommend this restuarant! Our nephew and BIL hosted his graduation dinner here…read moreso we had about 50 ppl in our group. The servers kept up with us pretty well. We of course had multiple servers. Our host preordered all the appetizers, entrees and dessert for us so we didn't even see the menu. We started off with 3 salad, the tomatoes and burrata cheese were amazing! I don't know what they did to the burrata cheese but it was soften and creamy. Heavenly! We then had steaks and pork cutlet, potatoes, and the dessert was out of this world! I don't know what the dessert was but it was a cross between a tiramisu and a cheesecake, at least the consistency and the taste of it. I couldn't stop thinking about this dessert. Also I recommend their fish bowl cocktail. It was huge!! Enough for 3-4 ppl to share but I had 2 to myself . This is because I shared mine with hubby who doesn't really like drinking and my SIL gave me hers after a few sip because she hardly drink herself. More for me! I'll be back for more dessert for sure lol

    I've been to this place several times and I've always had a good experience. Their beet salad with…read morecarrots is phenomenal. The lentil soup is delicious and very large, the cucumber Spears are good as well. It's a cool spot and service is pretty good. Staff and ownership are very friendly.

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    Inside of Beso

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    4.2(2.1k reviews)
    2.6 mi•The Strip
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    Enchanté, Yelpies!…read more Ah, the brasserie. A beautiful French word that literally translates to "brewery." Historically, a place where good beer, substantial food, and lively conversation came together without pretense. A place where you could settle in, loosen your collar, and enjoy one of life's greatest pleasures--a damn good meal. Now, when I say substantial, don't mistake that for mountains of food piled onto oversized plates. I'm talking about la saveur--FLAVOR. The kind that doesn't need a theatrical presentation, a culinary gimmick, or a dissertation from the chef to justify its existence. Just honest, thoughtfully prepared food that reminds you why dining out should be an experience, not merely an exercise in feeding yourself. And here's where this particular brasserie gets it right. From the first drink to the final bite, there was a certain je ne sais quoi--that elusive quality that separates a restaurant merely serving food from one that understands the art of hospitality. Enter Alma, our serveuse extraordinaire. Now, Alma, whose name fittingly translates to "soul" in Spanish, was exactly that--the soul of the dining room. Working a packed floor, juggling the controlled chaos of hungry patrons, clinking glasses, and a kitchen firing on all cylinders, she somehow managed to make us feel as though we were the only table in the place. That's not just service. That's savoir-faire. And in an industry where genuine hospitality can sometimes feel like an endangered species, it's a beautiful thing to witness. And to the chef de cuisine--chapeau bas! Hats off. You delivered something increasingly rare: an authentic, flavorful dining experience where the food speaks for itself. No unnecessary theatrics. No smoke and mirrors. Just la passion, le savoir-faire et le goût--passion, craftsmanship, and taste. Because at the end of the day, a great brasserie isn't about white tablecloths, fancy French vocabulary, or how much you're willing to spend. It's about the food, the people, the atmosphere, and that wonderful feeling of being exactly where you should be. Merci beaucoup, Alma, and compliments to the kitchen. À votre santé! Life's too short for mediocre food and indifferent service. Fortunately, we found neither here. Bon appétit, mes amis!

    We really enjoyed our new found brunch place. Food is great. Service is excellent. Price is…read morereasonable (relatively). I had the salmon Benedict, served on a croissant. The Hollandaise sauce was creamy and flavorful. The Bloody Mary was excellent. The ambiance is great - casual yet upscale. Adding to the ambience was the excellent singer/guitarist performing live. Bardot is located on the 2nd floor terrace at the back of Aria.

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    Bardot Brasserie - Dining Room

    Dining Room

    Bardot Brasserie - Grand opening JAN 16, 2015, a French Bistro by Michael Mina Group

    Grand opening JAN 16, 2015, a French Bistro by Michael Mina Group

    Bardot Brasserie - Grand opening JAN 16, 2015, a French Bistro by Michael Mina Group

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