Amari Restaurant offers upscale Italian comfort food like mouthwatering pasta and pizza, perfect for a delightful brunch or happy hour in a chic setting.
"Outdoor seating at Amari faces the courtyard at Uncommons, which means excellent people-watching over dinners of fresh pasta, fluffy focaccia, and happy hour specials of eggplant pizza and arancini." - Janna Karel
"This southwest Las Vegas Italian restaurant hosts happy hour daily from 3 to 5:30 p.m. in the bar, lounge, and patio. The happy hour menu includes homey herbed focaccia bread with garlic miso dipping cream for $5; meatballs and arancini stuffed with beef, pork, and taleggio cheese both run for $10. One of the better deals might also be the $38 salumi board and wine special, which includes a full bottle of the sommelier’s wine selection that week." - Ryan Slattery, Janna Karel
"Two special menus will be presented at this neighborhood Italian eatery at the Uncommons in the southwest. The three-course Americano menu, priced at $65 per person, features family-style dishes with a choice of main entrees. The Italiano menu, priced at $75 per person is an elevated four-course menu plated individually." - Emmy Kasten
"Amari is the Uncommons Italian outpost that features an open-air patio and wine shop. Amari’s wine list contains an Italian-heavy roster of wines, with well-known French and American producers mixed in. Eponymous to boot, Amari is also known for its collection of amaro, a grape brandy infused with herbs served as an aperitif to dishes like crispy eggplant pizza, campanelle, or oven-roasted chicken." - Jen Avison Smith
"Amari is a triple threat: a red sauce Italian restaurant, wine shop, and artisanal market all in one. It’s a low-key dinner spot where you can pop open a bottle of wine off the shelf and have some garlic miso focaccia—just be sure to order all the dips that come with it: whipped ricotta, Calabrian honey, pesto, and tomato sauce. We like their sesame arancini that’s bursting with pork sausage and smoked mozzarella and how the rigatoni’s bolognese sauce doesn’t skimp on bits of beef and pork. There’s also the nice option of taking some ready-to-heat meals and giant jars of their bolognese and marinara sauces to go. " - emmy kasten
