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Main St Provisions

4.7 (429 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago
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High quality burger with Gouda cheese and mustard sauce
Debra S.

Over the top service and hospitality by the staff. Impressive meal and food. Art district crowd on a Sunday night.

Kumimoto oysters
Andrew C.

Had a fantastic birthday dinner here. The food recos, drinks and service was beyond stellar. The beef tar tar was cold and perfect, the short rib was most delicious and that Negroni washed it all down better than I had ever expected it would have. Can't wait to make it back. Also, order a traditional daiquiri. You'll be glad you did.

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Laura A.

Main St Provisions is a bar and restaurant located in the Arts District of Downtown Las Vegas. They might sound familiar to you since the Chef has recently WON on the TV Show Hell's Kitchen and has also been nominated for the James Beard Award of Emerging Chef. She will be gone by June to work for Gordon Ramsay so you might want to try this place now. They feature fresh fish and steaks but have other dishes too. Inside is a bar and also traditional seating with a view of the open kitchen. They also work as a team to serve you. We started out by sharing the side order of the Maitake Mushrooms as an appetizer. My husband loved them. He loved the rich beefy sauce. I was expecting bordelaise to be more wine forward but the dish was good anyway. For my main I had the Fish Of The Day that was Sea Bass. The fish was a good sized portion and was mild and flaky. The skin came out crisp but didn't stay crispy. This sat in a minted pea sauce that could have used some mint. It was also topped with some lemon panko that gave it a nice crunch. It was still very good but the tastiest part of the plate to me was the pickled fennel asparagus salad. It just popped the most. My husband had the Duck Breast. It was suppose to be in an orange BBQ sauce. This was too subtle with flavors to identify but the duck was cooked nicely. It also was a small portion of food for a man's appetite. All the people that served us were as nice as can be and tried to make us feel welcome.

Sourdough bread
Priya K.

After their executive chef Ellie Parker won Hell's Kitchen, we were super excited to try this place. It is in the heart of Arts district. Such a fun vibe. Food, service, ambiance, all excellent! Our server was super knowledgeable and helped us pick the perfect dishes. I loved their cauliflower wings and Mac and cheese. Steak was great too.

Richard K.

Main Street Provisions, owned by Kim Owens and her husband, is old-school friendly in the best way. This is the kind of place where regulars get "the usual" and the owners actually ask how you're doing and mean it. Seeing the husband-and-wife team working the room together and genuinely enjoying each other's company was a real treat, especially for Vegas! That kind of chemistry is rare and it rubs off on the employees and customers. We sat at the bar and the bartenders all had these cute shirts. I forgot to catch her name but our main bartender with the rubber duck shirt was so damn awesome. I joked that she was giving Able Baker free advertising! Their executive chef, Ellie Parker, just won the latest season of Hell's Kitchen and yeah I can see why. Happy hour every day. Good food, great vibes, zero pretense. They've been open about five years and, honestly, they're a big reason the Arts District shines. Yes I said it. Better than Esther's. The food and drinks are consistently excellent. "The Usual" changes daily and is whatever the bartender feels inspired to make. When we went, it was a rum-based cocktail that somehow tasted like those Asian tube popsicles in plastic. So damn good. The beef tartare was fresh and clean. The fry bread with dipping sauces was a playful nod to Indian flavors without being heavy-handed. And whatever sorcery is happening in that cilantro mint chutney... they need to bottle that shit immediately. We also had the pork chop, which was very tasty, and the fresh sourdough with lemon butter was excellent because of course it was. We'll definitely be back.

Ribeye steak
Adriana G.

One of the best steaks I've ever had. The meat was perfectly seasoned, not salty, perfect temperature, tender, juicy. The mashed potatoes were so soft and flavorful. The mushrooms in bordelaise sauce were fantastic. I didn't take a photo of the seasonal spring greens salad but the dressing and pickled strawberries with the bit of the chickpea crunch made this a memorable dish. Ambiance is excellent, lively but you can have a conversation at your table, even in proximity to the kitchen. Everyone was friendly and checked on us multiple times. This has easily become my go-to for a well-prepared steak and any special occasion dinner. Truly an outstanding experience.

Ericka S.

Lovely dinner! We came here before a show at the Majestic Rep across the street and our server, Courtney, was kind enough to ask if we had a show or anything to go to make sure we were out on time. For my order, I got the seared scallops, and they were perfection! There was celery root puree that it sat on and it was wonderful. 3 large scallops, flavored wonderfully, and the sear was great. I also tried the fries from my sister's burger order, very good thin fries. I would absolutely come back and try their other options!

Caesar Salad
James J.

When we're in Vegas, we skip the Strip and tourist traps. We prefer to spend our time where the locals are eating and drinking at small, boutique-style restaurants that feel authentic and are usually full of regulars. One of the best areas for that, in my opinion, is the Arts District. On our most recent visit, we decided to check out Main St. Provisions, and it turned out to be a whole experience. The space itself is tastefully laid out, and a classy décor that feels welcoming without being pretentious. While there, we had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Kim, who is truly a lovely soul. She made us feel right at home. As luck would have it, we were there on the day their chef, Ellie, was competing on Hell's Kitchen, so I had to try her special pork chop from the show. My wife ordered the short rib, and we shared the Brussels sprouts and a Caesar salad. Everything was beautifully plated and tasted just as good as it looked. The pork chop was perfectly seasoned, and the glaze took it to another level. The short rib was equally impressive, tender and comforting, like a mini roast. For appetizers, we started with the Fry Bread and Dips, which were sooo addicting. Cocktails were a must, my wife had the Fig-urativey Speaking, and I went with I Know the Owner. Both were on point. We also enjoyed wine with our meals, though unfortunately I can't remember which ones. Lastly, shoutout to our server Desiree, who was fantastic and added to an already great experience.

Kayla R.

Finally made my way into here and really really enjoyed it! Inside is absolutely beautiful and this is such a great spot in the Arts District! The service was absolutely stellar. A woman came up to our table who I am assuming is either a manager or owner and told us her favorite items. And our server was just outstanding. His name was Chris! To start, we ordered a couple drinks. I ordered the monkey bars drink which is a gin drink, and it was sooo good. Definitely an incredible craft cocktail. To eat, I ordered the MSP burger which was cooked perfect. We also got the rolls and dumpling, which was suggested by our waiter. The rolls were outstanding and sooo good! The dumpling was a short rib dumpling and it was interesting as it was just one big one, and didn't look like your typical dumpling. Definitely think this is a great spot for meat lovers. I want to take my husband back here because I think he would really like the short rib!

The Buenos Diaz, after a few sips.
Carl S.

The greeting and welcome you receive at the entrance made you feel like they're very happy to see you. The dining room is spacious and no crowding of table so guests can move around without disturbing the patrons next to them. Our sever was absolutely great in helping us make decisions from the menu that aligned with our taste. The cocktails from the menu are a solid 5/5 carefully crafted and delicious. Main St Provisions' dining options represented many of my favorites. My meal started with a caesar salad with anchovies (my choice) and tasty pumpernickel croutons. The duck breast entree with the orange bbq sauce was very good earning a 4/5. Unfortunately, I filled up and no room for dessert but will sample the sweets on future visits. Overall, Main St Provisions offers an impressive experience from the moment you walk through the doors.

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O'Zandra F.

We stumbled upmost Main St. Provisions and we were glad that we did. We immediately sat the bar. It was a huge, full bar. Jazz was blaring from the speakers. The staff were wonderful. I tried the cod. It was seared and sat upon a bed of leeks and mushrooms than drizzled with a tangy sauce. (Chef's kiss) Accessible entrance.

Branzino
Lauren H.

Imagine dining at your friends or family's house.. do kind and cozy, a neighborhood feel but insanely amazing food.

Inside view, looking at front door
Carmen S.

Ok. I don't live in Vegas but this is my 2nd time at this restaurant. Came last summer & had a great meal that included the best watermelon salad I've had in my life! So back in Vegas & it's Dec so no watermelon salad, but the seasonal menu had a roasted beet salad. It was good. The dressing is very good but there was just a tad bit too much dressing for me such that it drowned out some of the beet taste. And it was good but no where near as fabulous as that 1watermelon salad I still daydream about! For my entree, I got the seasonal fish which was black cod sitting on leeks with a mushroom broth. It was good. A light fish, flavorful. They have several interesting cocktails on the menu. I tried the Buenos Dias, a mezcal drink. It had a good taste, not very alcohol forward. I saw a few other cocktails I'd try next time. Our server shared that the chef had been on one of those cooking shows/contests (cant recall the name) but I always appreciate a chef who add creativity to their menu items. I had to snap a picture of her to add to my review! Our server was super friendly & helpful with the menu. The owner (I believe) gave us a very friendly welcome and the hostess acknowledged us again as we were leaving the restaurant. I would return on future visits to Vegas, hopefully in the summer and the watermelon salad is back!

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Is there an age restriction for the eating area?

No, not that I have seen. I don't believe they have a kids menu.

Is there a dress code?

This is fine food in a casual setting. we had slacks and button down shirts. i think shorts and polo would be fine.. there really is no dress code. the food makes you feel like you want to dress up a bit.. ENJOY the food!

Do they take reservations?

Yes! So you can eat on time!

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3.0 mi•Chinatown
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I first experience the Golden Tiki in July because it was HIGHLY recommended to me for my next…read moreVegas adventures! I absolutely and I love with this hidden treasure and after my first visit here this year it is my favorite establishment in Las Vegas!!! I love a great tiki bar and am an avid pina colada/tiki cocktails lover. I also love rock n roll and am a vegetarian so when we decided to check it out for dinner I was very happy they had some vegetarian options for me!! The decor of this bar is an absolute dream and I am so so happy we were seated in the room with the shrunken heads. We were seated at the Sebastian Bach shrunken head table which is absolutely perfect because I love that guy!! Anyways, our server was incredible and super accommodating. There's a little hidden thing they have throughout the bar that I won't disclose on here to keep your eyes out for and it is so fun!! The drinks were all amazing, their shots are so good!! I know I'm leaving out an immense amount of detail but please know it is my favorite establishment in the Las Vegas area. 10/10 absolutely recommend!!

I didn't actually get the chance to try the place, even though it had been on my list to visit for…read morequite some time. I'm a local and live nearby, so I was looking forward to finally checking it out. Unfortunately, the experience was soured right at the entrance. The security guard(black dude) wouldn't allow us to bring our water bottles and canteens inside. Given the Las Vegas heat, I found this policy unreasonable, especially when we were simply trying to stay hydrated. I didn't feel like arguing with the guy about it, so we decided not to go in. For context, four of us had walked about 25 minutes to get there. It was disappointing to make that effort only to turn around without even getting the opportunity to experience the place. We ended up at a neighboring bar that didn't complain about water. I understand businesses have rules to follow, but the way policies are enforced and how customers are treated at the door matter. Unfortunately, this was enough to put me off visiting, and it's a shame because I had been meaning to check the place out for a while.

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The Golden Tiki
The Golden Tiki
The Golden Tiki

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Velveteen Rabbit - Inside decor

Velveteen Rabbit

4.4(667 reviews)
0.0 mi•Downtown
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We came to Velveteen Rabbit after a disappointing dinner experience elsewhere, and honestly, this…read moreplace was exactly what we needed. The atmosphere immediately took my wife and me back to our early adult years in the best possible way. The dim lighting, mellow crowd, and music all worked together perfectly, and somehow the playlist felt like it matched the crafted cocktails and overall vibe of the room. One of the things we appreciated most was being able to actually sit together and have a conversation without having to yell over loud music or a packed crowd. It felt relaxed, mature, and genuinely enjoyable--a breath of fresh air compared with so many bars that seem focused more on being loud than creating a good atmosphere. The cocktails were excellent, the bartenders were top-notch, and the entire experience felt thoughtful from beginning to end. If you're looking for a place with a mature vibe, great drinks, good music, and an atmosphere where you can actually enjoy the person you're with, Velveteen Rabbit is a must-visit.

Drinks: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 This was my second time here and it was less busy than the first time I came. I feel like this place can be easily missed since the building is all black, but definitely worth stopping in for. Vibes are very dark and intimate, yet lively. I am not sure how to explain it, but I liked it. Lol Somehow you can make a reservation, but I haven't looked into it. There were a bunch of seating against the wall on the couches but they were all reserved. My friend and I ended up at the bar in the "standing room" which was fine! Their seasonal menu is Conspiracy Theory based. I from that menu and my drink was called the Moon Landing Hoax, which was recommended to me but pretty strong in my opinion. I will say that the aesthetic of the drink was super cool with the astronaut. My friend ordered from their regular menu. She enjoyed her Repo Espresso Martini and she would order that again! All in all, I still like this bar a lot! I would come back again.

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Velveteen Rabbit - Inside decor

Inside decor

Velveteen Rabbit - Ambiance of the bar

Ambiance of the bar

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Decor

The Vault - Expresso martini jelly cubes to conclude our visit

The Vault

4.4(123 reviews)
3.2 mi•The Strip
•$$$$

Wow! This bar is super hidden but thankfully my husband had been here before so he knew how to find…read moreit again. We invited two friends and we had separate reservations but they were able to seat us together! We enjoyed the welcome cocktail, which was tequila based and presented in a coconut kinda thing that was overflowing with dry ice for effects. So fun. They gave us these books for menus! Each cocktail had a story like description and a gorgeous photo. They have two parts to the cocktail menu, with the back end ha I g market price cocktails. Watch out! The market price old fashioned was $295 due to the vintage old forester in it. The cheapest cocktail I saw was $38, the velvet moon, which my husband has had many times. He had it again, as his second cocktail, so that I would try it; it is so good. His first cocktail was the Passion's Serenade $45. What a cool idea and it was tasty. Most drinks were around $60. I took my time and ordered the Liberty's Torch. I had no idea they would bring the elements to the table and make it right in front of me! Wow! My second cocktail was the Maison de Luxe $70. Our friends had the velvet moon as well! And they had some sort of Mexican style drink like a cantarito which came with a little sombrero hat that they got to keep! I was impressed that they brought a second snack set for our friends who joined us a little late. I was glad I could eat everything and not have to share! Haha This place is so unique but very expensive. We asked for the check so we could get on to dinner and they surprised us with four gelatin shots! Thank you! We will be back.

We came to the Vault at the Bellagio which is a hidden speakeasy…read more The hostess was very nice and professional. We did a walk in and were lucky to grab a seat at the bar. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted with beautiful decor and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The service was outstanding. Our bartender was super friendly and every drink were crafted and presented beautifully. The cocktails are definitely on the expensive side, but you're paying for the entire experience. They also bring out complimentary snacks and dessert jellies, and everything is served with incredible attention to detail. It's a small space, so I'd recommend making a reservation. If you're looking to treat yourself to a unique cocktail experience in Las Vegas, I would definitely recommend The Vault.

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The Vault - Forgot what was in it, but it was delicious

Forgot what was in it, but it was delicious

The Vault - Caviar croissaunt ($58)

Caviar croissaunt ($58)

The Vault - Gold bar ($10)

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Gold bar ($10)

Main St Provisions - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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