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    Ada's

    4.4 (330 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    ADA'S ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Romantic
    Classy
    Moderate noise

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    Nancy L.

    Ada's is located in the arts district and the area has undergone redevelopment so now it's trendy and has a lot of character. The restaurant has a beautiful cozy decor and our server was very friendly and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed the duck and bone broth appetizer, wagyu hanger steak, cured wagyu beef and the cheese burger.

    tagliatelle + scallop and green garlic
    Lexy M.

    Interesting + unique The menu doesn't give a lot of description of the dishes but I feel like that might be part of the lore. It was suggested that we order 3 dishes per person, so we ended up doing family style of things that we wanted to try. There were 4 of us, and we ordered 5 dishes. The portion sizes were smaller but still plenty to be satisfied. IMO the burger was my favorite. The table's consensus was the ribs were their favorite. They have a seasonal menu so I could be curious to see what the fall/winter looks like.

    Spare ribs
    Linda S.

    We finally checked out Ada's, now in the former Esther's Kitchen location, after hearing someone describe it as being "similar to Esther's." Maybe that's what set our expectations a little too high. The menu is pretty limited, and the portions are on the small side for the price. Unless you're a light eater, plan on ordering several dishes because we were all hungry again a couple of hours later. Service was a mixed bag. Juan was friendly, but trying to get a straight answer about portion sizes felt like solving a riddle. We asked a simple question several different ways and never really got a clear answer, which honestly put a damper on the experience. Food was hit or miss. The pork belly was tender and topped with olives, which worked surprisingly well. The burrata with tomatoes was bright, fresh, and probably my favorite dish of the night. The garlic chile shrimp was also good, although the bread is intentionally served soggy so it can soak up the sauce. The spare ribs were highly recommended by our server, but they didn't do much for us. They were crunchy with more of a five-spice flavor, even though they were described as lemon pepper, and came with buffalo sauce and whipped ranch for dipping. The tagliatelle with baby scallops was just okay--very little sauce and not much flavor. Overall, nothing was bad, but nothing really stood out either. We shared everything on the menu that interested us and walked away thinking it was just... okay. For the prices, we expected a lot more. With so many great restaurants in downtown Las Vegas, this probably won't be one we'll revisit.

    Whipped Brie with blackberry and honey
    Cynthia H.

    I've been fortunate enough to enjoy several meals at Ada's, but this was my first visit (on 4/29/26) to their new location in downtown. To be honest, my party of two had already imbibed a flight of beers at CraftHaus across the street AND eaten a basket of their loaded tots, so we were kind of already full before we decided to pop on in for more food. - Whipped brie with blackberry and honey: smooth, dare I say light, sweet, creamy, served with triangles of toasted brioche... this was a delightful dish. We ended up running out of bread so the waitstaff generously brought us another round. - Lemon pepper pork ribs + house ranch: GET THIS! I was kind of stuffed by the time this dish came out, but the ribs were FALLING OFF THE BONES and the ranch was the perfect dip for them. SO freaking flavorful. - Mick's royale with cheese: I am a huge fan of burgers. The waiter confidently told us there isn't a better cheeseburger in town, and I think he might have been right. It was GIVING everything one would want in a hearty burger. Meaty, juicy, crispy edges, cheesy, saucy. DELICIOUS. I can't wait for my next visit, except next time, I'll make sure not to pre-eat beforehand! ;D

    Corabelle G.

    Our first time at Ada's was when it was at Tivoli so I was pretty excited to check out the new location in downtown. Definitely did not disappoint. The service was amazing. Our server Ji was great. She was super friendly, very helpful w the menu & attentive to our table. Dealers choice- can't pick a drink from the many options, then leave it to the bartender. Tell them what you like and viola. A few of us opted for this and we were not disappointed. Mine was delicious. A yuzu, mint vodka surprise! Shrimp, garlic & Chile dish - absolute must try! Whipped Brie & Brioche - omg yummy Cured Wagyu & Beef fat - just tasted like charcuterie meat, I'll pass next time Duck & bone broth - it was good but maybe not something I would order next time Mistake Mushrooms - totally different & delicious Oysters - always a must Mint chocolate ice cream sandwich- best way to end the meal

    KaiXi Z.

    This was my first time to their new location since relocating--I'd been to their previous location in Tivoli Village many times! We were blessed with a wine savvy server who recommended an amazing bottle to us, but honestly all of their staff are somms, so excellence is par here. Food here is served similar to tapas--smaller plates to share and enjoy. We went with some cured wagyu, tuna tartare, halibut with harissa and carrots, and PEI mussels in a garlic coconut sauce. I couldn't eat the halibut because the sauce was just a bit too spicy for me, but the rest of it was all delicious!! The decor in their old location was honestly better in my opinion. With that said, it's still cozy here, just with darker hues. A fantastic dinner or date spot if you're seeking great wine and great food!

    Burrata & Tomatoes. Worth it!
    Jessica C.

    I've had this place in my list for awhile and found the perfect opportunity when bestie came into town to celebrate our birthdays together. We had dinner reservations elsewhere but dropped in as we hopped around Arts District for Wine Tasting. We had just missed happy hour but got lucky enough to snap some open seats at the bar. It was perfect. We ordered some glasses of wine and a few apps...The burrata and French fries were fantastic. Bartender was very knowledgeable about the wines and made our 1st experience at Ada's our favorite of the weekend (and that says a lot because we visited quite a few restaurants). We will most definitely be back and hopefully for a full meal if the apps we tried are indicative of the quality and flavors in their other dishes...which I am confident they are. There aren't many tables, so highly recommend making reservations.

    Building
    Laura A.

    Ada's Food and Wine Bar is now located downtown in the Arts District. Inside are TWO wine bars with one of the best award wining wine menus offered anywhere. Food is the other thing that is offered here. They offer an interesting menu of small globally inspired sharing plates. You are waited on by the staff that works as a team. We sat in the main dining area at a traditional table. The chairs are worn and you sink into them. They are also close together. Maybe too close because when a server got in-between my seat and the next table I had to move my elbow in or it would be on that person. We tried four plates. I felt differently about the plates. Mushroom Plate with miso fondue was amazing. Beet Plate with (non-traditional) salsa matcha was good Halibut and Carrots with (non-traditional) harissa was very good with perfectly cooked Halibut (that doesn't happen too often) but the harissa was so non-traditional that I feel it isn't harissa and is more a spicy creamy rich sauce. Tagliatelle with lemon-cheese cream was cooked perfect but was so over salted that I was not able to eat it. I have no idea on how my husband ate it. He said it was very salty to him but he ate it anyway. Someone did check on us and I did tell her that I wasn't able to eat the pasta dish because of how salty it was and she really was as nice as possible and did offer to get me something else but I also had the halibut plate to work on so I didn't want another plate. I really wanted to try another plate but was too full to get another plate. A manager checked on us and asked how everything was and we did mention on how salty the pasta was. She was as nice as can be and offered to remove the pasta dish from our check but we refused because my husband did eat the whole plate so we thought that we should pay for it. Parking is hit or miss but usually isn't too bad here in the Arts District and cost $7.00 for around two hours.

    Wine flights!
    Kelly T.

    I was so happy to see Ada's moved into the old Esther's location! Tbh I heard great things but rarely make the trip to the west side. Now that it's in the Arts District I can see myself going all the time! First of all they have an Amazing wine list. It's even a James Beard awarded wine list, and I can see why. My favorite part was the Somm picked wine flight. 4 (small-ish) glasses of wine for $35. You literally can't beat that. Especially when you have a wine list that's really hard to choose only one. Because of the Somm flight, I was able to try a dry royal tojkai. I didn't even know that existed as a wine and had only had the sweet kind before this night. The food is to die for. It's a James Trees restaurant so you know it's going to be good, and the Chef here is doing amazing things. We tried a ton of food and everything was perfect. Our surprise favorite was the whipped Brie. We ordered a second round it was so good. What a perfect start to a night out, or a nice date night to come in, get the wine fight and some whipped brie!? I can't imagine anything better.

    Tagliatelle with lemon cream and pecorino.  Lemon lovers rejoice.
    George E.

    In Vegas again, strong suggestions from people in the food industry to try Ada's in the Arts district. We made reservations and they were fairly crowded for a Wednesday night. Great wait staff who advised us next door was a free wine tasting and if we wanted to slip over before the appetizer came they could hold the appetizer. A very nice touch. The menu is small plates with very interesting pairings and the dishes flying by our table looking beautiful. Prices are very reasonable especially when coupled with the quality of food. We are going to be good tonight and not over-order. The PEI mussels in coconut broth with grilled bread, thinly sliced cucumbers and onions, chives and a hint of chili oil was awesome. It was almost a deconstructed traditional order of mussels in a perfectly savory broth. Homerun! The shrimp cooked in butter, garlic and chili oil was served over a wedge of delicious grilled bread that soaked up the uncious sauce. The dish was very salty. Our final dish was the tagliatelle with pecorino and lemon cream. It was similar to an Alfredo but dryer. The cheese was good but a bit overwhelming. I loved the lemon cream while others thought it was a bit bold. A small contrast to break up the cheesey taste would be to add a small amount of toasted bread crumbs and adding an additional texture to a cheesey entree. The menu is intriguing with many unique combinations and other selections I'd love to try. Ada's is a good selection, off strip with a great vibe, and innovative combinations by the kitchen staff. With two minor hitches, it should be added to you must investigate list. To Ada's, very nice job, you are never going to make everyone happy, but a great product, thank you.

    Kayla K.

    Recommended by a friend. And holy cow what a lovely experience! The wine/tender (Leah) was absolutely engaging. The wine menu is spectacular, and if you want to go for the food, the cured wagyu beef is stupid good.

    Shrimp and Grits
    Jen C.

    Came upon Ada's for brunch and was pleasantly happy with my meal and the service. The decor is very boho with lots of fun things to look at. The restaurant itself is tiny but seating is quite comfy. As for the food, I got the shrimp and grits. It was all well seasoned but I found the grits combined with the sauce to be a bit too salty. The shrimp could have been a bit more delicate as it was a bit overcooked. Their sourdough is where it's at with a crunchy texture, lightly salty buttery exterior and good flavor overall. We got tea and they brought out a box to pick from and boiled the water in the back. We look forward to returning to trying the wine list that looked extensive and something they are known for when they move to their new location next month in the arts district in the old Esther's kitchen building.

    Therese A.

    Sat at the bar for a bite to eat + conversation! Sad to read they are leaving Tivoli at the end of the year! Bummer! It's been a good spot to meet friends & family! Beautiful restaurant decor, nice people and food great always! Service great as well! Love their place settings, interesting menu and wine / beverage choices. You'll be missed when you move but wishing you the best wherever you end up!

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    Ask the Community - Ada's

    Is the restaurant Dog friendly?

    Don't think so maybe if you eat outside. It's too intimate inside. Call first.

    Is this place dog friendly?

    What vegan menu items are available?

    The menu is updated seasonally but there are always approx 2 creative vegan items (or items which can be made vegan) available.

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    Wineaux - Gorgeous place.  Seriously

    Wineaux

    4.5(137 reviews)
    9.6 mi
    $$
    Boutique
    Locally owned & operated

    Wineaux is one of those places where the ambiance immediately pulls you in. The space is chic,…read moremodern and effortlessly sophisticated, with huge windows flooding the room with natural light, gorgeous contemporary chandeliers, beautiful wine displays woven throughout the design, and a mix of stylish lounge seating, tables and a stunning bar. It feels upscale and glamorous, but still warm and inviting, the kind of place you want to settle into and stay awhile. And the wine selection? IMPRESSIVE. We went straight for the bubbly flight, and it was excellent! There's something so fun about being able to sample different sparkling wines while enjoying the beautiful surroundings. We also decided to make our own little feast out of the small plates, oysters, caviar, truffle bread, a gorgeous cheese platter and more. Everything was delicious, beautifully presented and perfect for sharing. Honestly, it's the kind of menu that makes you want to order a little bit of everything and just keep sipping and grazing. The service was outstanding. Everyone was attentive, accommodating and incredibly prompt, while still giving us plenty of time to relax and enjoy ourselves. That combination of great hospitality, beautiful surroundings, delicious food and an exceptional wine selection really made the entire experience special. Wineaux is definitely giving chic wine bar meets sophisticated social lounge, and I'm here for it! Perfect for a girls' night, date night, celebration or simply an afternoon of sipping, snacking and enjoying the finer things.

    1st time here and definitely will be back. The vibe, the food, the service, the location... just…read moreeverything was perfect. I got prosecco and my partner got Pinot noir from the happy hour and tbh they were delicious. My partner drinks wine more often than me (I hate the dry taste of wine lol) but I wanted to come to try something new. We ordered the Waffle and Caviar, Sausage Roll, Brushetta from the happy hour and the Chef's Tasting board. The Waffle and Caviar was super flavorful! The touch of masago was 10/10 paired with the waffle and cream sauce! Ugh my fav truly. Next we got the Brushetta and my partner loved it. He said the tomatoes were delicious and paired well with the bread and sauce it was marinated with. I did try a bite even though I'm a tomato hater but man you can tell the tomatoes were fresh. I had a piece with no tomatoes because I loved whatever was on top as whatever the tomatoes were marinated in! Next came the Sausage Rolls and man were they delicious paired with their homemade cheese dip! I don't think I'd get again because it's quite heavy with the wine but def glad I tried. Lastly was the Chef's Tasting Board... this was so good. You could tell the cheese and meats were fresh and paired very well all together. The main star for me for that platter was the bread dipped in that garlic butter balsamic + oil... ugh delicious. I can't wait to get the membership and go back.

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    Garagiste Wine Room & Merchant - Happy hour wine on tap

    Garagiste Wine Room & Merchant

    4.7(131 reviews)
    0.0 miDowntown
    $$

    We absolutely love this place. It's become our go-to for a couple glasses of wine and great snacks…read more The charcuterie is on point, they freshly slice everything right in front of you, and their toasted bread is somehow impossible to replicate at home even though it's such a simple thing. It has that decadent-yet-local feel, which is exactly the kind of vibe we're always chasing here in Vegas since we're locals ourselves. It's the perfect midweek treat when you want to feel a little fancy without much effort. We also tried their tuna and pepper dish, which had a surprising flavor combo that really worked. And their wine selection is fantastic, if you're buying a bottle while you're there, their wine special can't be beat. We love going down and visiting anytime we can. Highly recommend.

    I don't want you to know about this place except for the fact that it is so well done in so many…read moreways that I want it to succeed so here's the scoop: If you're a wino, this is your place. An oenophile, of course. A foodie (even though there is no food other than what you wish to bring in), ditto. Shannon and company have put together my ideal wine bar. The selections-- Ever evolving, classic styles to low intervention, as long as it is in service to the grape juice, that's what you'll find. Take a moment to listen to what they can tell you about the offerings, which come by the bottle, glass and 3 x half glass flights. A large room with various types of seating areas (including a private area) for different group sizes and feels, including a u shaped bar. Almost like a coffee shop but very modern and sleek. You can see much of the cellar as well. Now I only know Garagiste as a frequent visitor to Las Vegas but each time I'm there, there are locals picking up their wine club selections or hanging out. The soundtrack for me is great (heavy on 90's/2000/2010's adult alternative). And each time, I find one it two surprises. There's a Happy Hour which discounts glasses (plus you get a nice skewer of manchego and chorizo). So head to the Arts District (where you'll find lots of great everything) and experience a great wine drinking time.

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    La Cave - Vegan tacos

    La Cave

    3.9(1k reviews)
    2.3 miThe Strip
    $$$

    This was by far our favorite dining experience in Vegas this week the plates were small but…read moredelicious and we left feeling fully satisfied. The service was excellent and polite. Can't wait to comeback again.

    This was the second or third time we've been here.. some things better this time, some not quite as…read moregood... We had an 11:00 Rez, seated right away, drink orders taken. One of our party said they wanted room temperature water instead of iced, server said they don't normally have that, but he eventually brought some, never brought the hot tea we ordered though. Pretty good selection of vittles. Egg and carb heavy IMHO. We really wanted some fruit, but that never came around until we were almost ready to leave. Almost all the hot items were served almost lukewarm. Probably due to the fact we were at one end of the dining room and the servers came in from the other end and made their rounds. Selection was pretty good , but I was craving either bacon or sausage and I never saw any making its way to our table. It did seem that by the time the servers got to our table, their trays were pretty close to empty. So maybe mixing it up a bit and starting at different corners with each rotation? But the food was good, definitely brunchie . Standouts to me were the egg benedict's (two kinds) . And the yoghurt and fruit and the berry dish. Other diners at the table thought the mini burgers and the grits were good. (The grits were too creamy for me, but that is just a personal preference) Other diners liked the flatbreads and the ubi pancakes. They do have a bottomless beverage option as well, and our server happily had the bartender prepare a couple to go drinks before we left. Final opinion, still a good deal and alternative to the buffet, especially with respect to lines and wait times... We'll be back of course, still need to get my applewood bacon.

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