595 Craft And Kitchen

The food here is awesome. The menu looks small but it surely packs a punch. They can even customize some of the food items for you. We had buffalo chicken tacos that was part of their old menu. We also ordered the wings that were seasoned with gochujang and honey. The third thing we ordered the beer cheese and pretzels. All the dishes were delicious. My friend mentioned that the crafted beers are also some of the best in town. Will definitely come back to try the Banh Mi sandwichwes.

Restaurant Week was the spur to finally visit 595 Craft and Kitchen. Three courses, $40, lunch or dinner. Regular menu prices in parentheses where applicable. First Course choice Fried Deviled Eggs ($12): Two eggs, halved, evenly breaded and fried to a crispy golden brown, with seasoned whipped yolk piped high. Came with a mild spicy aioli. Delicious. Second Course choice Lomo Saltado*: The fries, the beef! Whole package an intense flavor bomb. Tender steak strips well seared and grilled to medium-rare, veggies crisp, rice grains fluffy, fries crunchy then semi-floppy as the mixing took its toll. Came with creamy spicy green sauce. Easily shareable IMO. Had a little takeaway. Arrived while I was working on the eggs, a pet peeve. Fortunately both dishes held up as I slowly increased my cholesterol count. Third Course choice Mango Panna Cotta: Smooth custard and tropical fruitiness in a cute bowl. While the amount was very manageable, I was very full by this point and regretfully did not finish. Drink (not part of Restaurant Week) Queen Bee ($14): Fruity frothy sweetness. Pizza Port Flyin' Hawaiian ($8): Pint. Slated for the at-the-time empty #7 spot on the chalkboard menu. Value: Killer Restaurant Week deal; I'd get my choices again at regular price for the elevated, different, and tasty bar/drunk food. Drink prices fair, with a good variety of craft beer. *Was listed as an online order option; $23 via ToastTab/$25 via DoorDash. Atmosphere: Neighborhood beer microhouse; seemed to be doing a brisk business with lots of regulars popping in. Plank tables, black metal chairs, exposed pipeworks. Mounted TVs, colorful chalk beer menus, and stickers, jugs, and signs. Bar had bag hooks and charging plugs. Service: Very friendly from Sarah behind the bar, knowledgeable and attentive.

An absolute gem in Las Vegas! 🍻 I absolutely loved my experience at 595 Craft and Kitchen! Everything was excellent : the atmosphere, the food, and the beer. The place has so much character, a great vibe, and that relaxed, welcoming feel that makes you want to stay longer. The food was delicious, and the beer selection was fantastic. It’s exactly the kind of place I love discovering when I travel: authentic, full of personality, and a refreshing change from the usual tourist spots on the Strip. It’s just a 10-minute drive from the Strip, and the bill was incredibly reasonable, less than CAD $40! If you’re visiting Las Vegas and enjoy great food, craft beer, and a laid-back atmosphere, do yourself a favor and check this place out. I would definitely come back! Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

10/10 spot. Chefs are amazing. Bar is even better. Surprised I haven’t reviewed this place yet as we have been coming here since 2022 when we bought our house nearby. We have never had a bad meal here and I would recommend it to anyone. …

Hidden Gem for a REAL bar & kitchen combo! I came around 7pm for a solo adventure dinner & was well pleased! Off the bat, …