Arts District Kitchen

We recently enjoyed a quick afternoon lunch at Arts District Kitchen (inside Able Baker Brewery) while on a trip to Las Vegas. We started with the Elote Salsa and Chips, which was a tasty twist from the usual chips and salsa! For our main courses, we had the Craft Burger and the Fried Chicken Sandwich. Both were great! The burger was cooked well and served with fresh toppings, and the fried chicken was very crispy. Overall, it was great beer paired with some great food! We will definitely return on our next trip.

Location shares a space inside the Able Baker Brewing Company so there may not be outside signage. Ordered the BBQ Bacon Burger which consists of candied bacon, American cheese, onion rings, and BBQ sauce. Plus a side of fries. This was a nice satisfying burger for those craving a classic burger that balances a little bit greasy and savory. The fries were also pleasant to enjoy together. Service can get backlogged during evening rushes so you may want to grab your bite first before you pop over to the bar for a drink.

So tonight we decided to visit the arts district kitchen after reading many positive reviews and watching videos on YouTube. I ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich and my partner ordered the pull pork sandwich. Food came out and looked presentable. Started eating into the chicken and after getting a good way through it I realised it was thoroughly undercooked. More than that it was fully raw. The thoughts of food poisoning while trying to get a long haul flight back to Ireland had me really upset as I am due to fly home tomorrow. I brought the chicken sandwich back up. The server brought it back you the kitchen and apologised. I wasn't happy with this I wanted rh to acknowledge they sold me raw chicken. They refused. I then asked for raw chicken back they also refused. Then the chef manager came out. He was condescending and riled me up. He verbally acknowledged the chicken was raw and said the staff member that cooked the chicken was dealt with and then continued to say that I should be grateful that he came out to apologise to me. He could have just stayed in his kitchen. He then compared my experience to McDonalds and said McDonald's wouldn't do it. Difference is McDonald's have quality controls in place. It's clear the Arts District Kitchen does not. Receipts attached to prove this is a genuine review. The staff in this kitchen are not adequately trained to cook the food.

Delicious food, cool atmosphere. Was disappointed there was not a veggie burger option as I saw it on the Google menu. Grateful for assistance ordering and modifying our order to suite our dietary needs.

Great service, Clean establishment. The burgers are overcooked and not juicy otherwise they could have been great instead of just ok. I suggest to request medium or medium rare. Sides: Enchilada chips Chips with cold enchilada sauce and a dust of cheese with raw onion slices is not great. Onion rings: OK.

Ummmmm…. Can you say tasty??? Their food was fresh, fast, delicious and unique! I loved having a vegetarian option (cauliflower bahn mi!) and the fries were delightfully crispy. I’ve seen marriages between breweries and restaurants go badly, but this is a match made in heaven! Two people ordered the tikka masala tacos and loved them. Another person in my party got a burger that looked magical and someone else ordered a salad that was super fresh and a great size for an entrée. Some of the locals in my party went on and on about some trashy nachos or something that were really good too! Everyone was super friendly and atmosphere is great. The beer is fantastic and the selection is top notch. Don’t miss this gem!

The Arts District Kitchen offers an outstanding dining experience with its consistently perfect Craft Kitchen Burger and the deliciously unique enchilada fries, which are currently my favorite. The Nashville fries are also excellent, adding to the diverse and appealing menu selection. Ordering is easy, whether you choose to walk in or call ahead, and the friendly staff enhances the overall experience. This place truly stands out for its quality food and welcoming atmosphere.

he fish tacos were big and delicious. The elote and chips were nothing short of fantastic! A very large indoor seating area with outdoor seating available. This restaurant is inside Able Baker Brewery as a separate business. Good service with good suggestions. We look forward to our return!

I went here for a quick bite - a fast casual restaurant with a variety of food options located in the Able Baker Brewing. I got the pork belly tacos and Baja fish tacos and both were fairly solid. I personally enjoyed the pork belly tacos more because they have more Asian inspired flavors and has a nice slight spicy kick to it from the peppers. The pork belly is nicely crispy and flavorful. The fish tacos were good but they were just above average. The fish is battered nicely but it was not as flavorful comparatively. Tacos were $11 for 2 which is a bit on the more expensive side but that is pretty much Vegas. Service here is really good as even though it is a fast casual spot, they take your dishes away and help you clean up once you are done, so there is no expectation to bus your own table. You just need to help yourself with utensils and water.

Very relax brewery... great selection of craft beers. Big screen TVs for sports. Upbeat music and overall very nice atmosphere. We started with appetizers of Pretzel Bites serve with a side of Blanco Queso sauce and a side of Chips and salsa with the Hatch green chili queso dips. Lunch was Vegas Style Chopped Cheese sandwich.( perfectly seasoned chopped burger, with American cheese and caramelized onion, lettuce tomato and an awesome enchilada sauce). We also had their signature BBQ pork banh mi (favored with lemongrass honey soy glaze.) deligh! And finally a terriyiki chicken rice bowl

We walked from the Downtown Grand (about 30 minutes) which was a nice way to get some steps in. The restaurant is inside the Able Baker Brewery which pairs up nicely with their food. We ordered the Bahn Mi Sandwich and the Pastrami Sandwich. Both were sooooo good. If you have to choose..go with the Pastrami. There is some residual heat from the fresno chilis but the Oaxacan cheese and pickled onions compliment it so well!!! Would 10/10 eat (and drink) there again!

Located inside Able Baker. Very casual and a community type restaurant so expect to share your table with others if you're seated on the pinch tables. Would recommend for large gatherings. There are two seater tables if you prefer privacy but it gets loud so expect to be yelling your conversation and try not to answer others convos since you'll hear theirs as well. The food was pretty good. I love me some cauliflower so the cauliflower bowl tasted great. The Hawaii style mac salad was super tasty as well.

I included my review for Arts District Kitchen in my Able Baker review but will add it here as well. We ordered the Garbage can nachos (fries) and the pastrami sandwich, Ridiculous! Yum, yum, yum! Had beer flights, so it's difficult to say what went better with the food, but no complaints here! Friendly, prompt service and fun atmosphere. Large seating tables inside, smaller tables outside. My husband likes to chat beer and food with others, so big tables are good with us. Definitely a stop while still in town and future visits!

So this place is actually not a stand alone restaurant and maybe I should have researched that more before coming, my own fault. It's actually just a small kitchen window inside of Able Baker's Brewery. My friends and I came for dinner on a Friday and it was packed but we snagged a couple chairs outside. It's definitely a battle for seats on a busy weekend. The food looked promising from the photos but I feel like everything I tried was really lacking flavor. I had the nachos and the best part was the meat, I was impressed with everything else about them. It definitely needed more heat, more guac and I'd prefer salsa over pico. I also tried the quesadilla which wasn't anything special either. I get the convenience and I'm sure after a few beers the food tastes better but I wouldn't come out of my way again to visit.

I love this place so much and they literally have the best pork belly tacos I've ever had! Every ingredient on it tastes perfect. This spot is located inside the brewery you just order and sit down and they buzz you when the food is ready. They also have a happy hour. I recommend the elote and chicken quesadilla! Some of the best food you'll ever have :)

When you come across a local restaurateur that elevates every level of his restaurant game you seek them out to the Nth, borderline stalking!! This here is your prime example with elevated Asian Fusion Gastropub joining a superior local craft brewery experience without a hitch!! You have here a VEGAS MUST!! garbage Fries and Asian beer brined wings a must but don't miss all the other especially the bahn mis beyond delish!!

Great food right next to great beer. The wings are delicious and don't miss the nachos.

This is a great place in the back of able baker brewing. Wifey and I have been several times. We have done snacks such as the elote nachos and full meals like the quesadillas, burger and chicken sandwich. Everything has been fantastic. I have to admit I love the chicken sandwich. It's so good. In addition the the great food, the folks who work there are amazingly friendly. Next time you're there n the arts district, stop in for a quality brew and some delicious food. You'll be glad you did.

Ordered the garbage nachos. My buzzer went off as soon as I got back to my chair. Knew that wasn't a good sign. Picked up my nachos and they threw some cold chicken on a pile of nacho chips, sprinkled some cold shredded cheese on top, then threw a scoop of cold guacamole on top and voila, here's your $20 plate of garbage nachos. Product lives up to its name - absolute garbage

10/10. Food is great. Portion sizes are just enough. Got the tacos and they were scrumptious. Service didn't take too long and everyone was incredibly friendly and helpful. The place is very lively, went there on a saturday afternoon.

Dakota and Bella were so kind and friendly and provided amazing service and made sure the food came out hot and fresh and we tried the Diablo tacos and Fish tacos and they were absolutely amazing, loved the ambiance of Able Baker as well

Arts District Kitchen offers amazing food! They're located at Downtown Las Vegas on Main Street, inside Able Baker Brewing. Parking is pay by plate. The atmosphere and vibe at this place is lively and incredible! Seatings range from high top to bench table. There's outdoor seatings and good music of classic rock playing in the background. Menu offers a nice selection of burgers, sandwich, salad, snacks, tacos and fries. We opted for Chicken Tikka Masala ($10) and Baja Fish Tacos ($11) and both were flavorful and delicious! The side of Kennebec Fries ($6.50) was delivered golden and it was very crispy, it came with a mild dipping sauce. They give generous portion and the staff are so friendly and welcoming! There's a station for complimentary water but if you want a different drink, you can get them at Able Baker Brewing which is the next counter and a separate order.

I have been to Arts District Kitchen twice, and have enjoyed the food and service very much both times. The first time, I had the chicken tikka masala tacos, which I had never before known that I need in my life. They were tender, spiced just right, and delicious. This last visit, I had the craft burger with fries. It was cooked to medium perfection, and was the perfect complement to the beer I enjoyed from housemate Able Baker Brewing Company. The location features an open seating arrangement, both indoors and out. They have multiple TVs set to sports, which is great for me. If you have kiddos, they are welcome as long as they stay in the seating areas. The tables feature a fun selection of board and card games to keep folks entertained as well. I had a great time. I will be coming here regularly.

It is worth noting that that this is inside of a bar but the food was very good. It being a bar it was blasting drinking music but that's not that bad.

Yeah, 5stars for a local kitchen nestled away into a brewery? Yep... Credit where it is due. I have made a point to get in here each time I am in Vegas for work, or pleasure and both Able Baker and Art District always hit it out of the park. The range of food coming out of the kitchen here always impresses me. Chicken Curry fries? Damn tasty... Pork Belly tacos...hell yeah. The staff is always chill and the food is always on point and perfect with the beer. Keep it up!

I've been there several times while drinking beer at Able Baker. The food is delicious. Haven't tried anything there that I didn't like. It's all around good, up a level bar food. Go try it with your favorite beer or a flight.

Good Service. Great beer collection. The pretzel bites and street Tacos were very tasty.

Great spot away from the Strip chaos. -Elote app is a must (I'm not even a fan of reg. elote's either - mayo yuck!) -Pastrami sammich!!

Enjoyed the fried cauliflower bites with buffalo and blue cheese sauces. Served fresh out of the fryer and ot was pretty tasty. I washed it down with a smooth & slightly sweet Our-Cha-Tah cream ale from Able Baker. Good service & friendly vibe.

Pork belly tacos were on point! Crispy cauliflower was also a hit! I wanted a sweet beer and they recommended a great choice. Overall 10 outta 10.

We came in to celebrate our best friends birthday and we had an amazing time and food was outstanding and our server Dakota was so nice and friendly and kept checking on us and making sure we are all good and food came out good quality!

We stopped into Able Baker Brewing after spending time at the Downtown Brew Fest over the weekend. While having their beer, I was curious to try their food out, which is located directly inside Able Baker. Just look for the neon 'order food here' sign. They do not have physical menus (as most restaurants are leaning towards now), so you need to use your phone's QR code to look at their menu. I ordered the pork belly tacos with fries on the side, which cost around $18. Since it was busy, I was given a beeper to return when my food was ready. Despite being busy, it was ready in about ten minutes. The tacos were tasty but a little bit on the too spicy side. While spicy, they did pair well with the beers I had. I think I'll try their food again next time I'm here.

Really good service and food. Wonderful vibe. Enjoyed our lunch with beer. A bit hard to find - inside the brewery.

Omg So YUMMY we had to eat here twice - on our way to and coming back from St George Utah. The big and juicy craft burger is AMazing! The pulled pork banh mi sandwich was scrumptious! The pork belly burger was succulent and flavorful. Fries were just the way we liked them crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Loved the craft brewery venue and of course the beers! A great selection from which to choose. I highly recommend seeking this place out when in Vegas. You won't be disappointed

I am completely mind blown by how tasty and flavorful all their foods were. I came here with the expectation that the food was good, based on its Yelp rating, and it certainly did not disappoint. Since I came with my large family including children, it felt a bit odd being next to a large bar. This place seemed more like an adult fun hangout spot, so I did not expect much from their food. However, it is safe to say that their food was incredible. Pros: - Awesome and delicious food - Pork belly tacos were the absolute bomb. The fries were amazing and all the other foods were not far behind. - quick ordering and delivery - a ton of open space for people to sit - indoor outdoor seating - conveniently located - there are board games provided Cons: - not family friendly, more for adults - extremely loud Recommendation: ORDER the pork belly tacos, you will NOT regret it. The waitress recommended it and I already knew that I wanted to order it. Pork belly is so crispy, tender, and juicy. I can not say this enough.

Neat to have this within the Able Maker Brewery! Beer and food are a great combo! So very very smart. The server was very kind, helpful and the kitchen staff was great to deal with my needy order on the wings (attempting to have the Nashville Hot on the wings - which wings were cooked to perfection - next time just getting their Buffalo sauce). The food was liked but it was not over the top. The meat was lacking, the flavor was a tad weak for us but the fact that everything was pretty much made in-house is a nice. I think for $16 nachos, doesn't deem as much meat for the ratio. Prices were decent for Arts District. The vibes are good. We would come back and try out the fries next.

I tried the elote dip, being a sucker for elote, and it was a tasty dish. It's more of a salsa with a sort of pico de gallo mixed in, and the chips it was served with tasted fresh made. Everything I saw people ordering looked tasty, and paired with the environment at Able Baker makes this a good spot to hangout on Main Street.

Great service and food came out quickly for a busy Friday evening! We ordered garbage fries, Diablo shrimp tacos, Nashville chicken sandwich with fries, cauliflower wings with mango habanero sauce, elote dip and chips -- everything was heavenly with varying textures and flavors. The vibe is very relaxed and it's a great place to hangout in a group! Easy ordering and they provide you with a buzzer so you pick up the food at the counter. Definitely recommend!

We knew we had to get something in our bellies for our self tour of Brewery Row so we decided to get lunch while at our first stop, Able Baker Brewery. Arts District Kitchen had a killer menu and there were a few things I wanted to try so it wasn't too hard of a stretch to eat here while we were tasting the beers. We ordered the fish po'boy and the fish tacos with a side of elote and chips. Whoa! So good! I wasn't even hungry anymore after eating half my sandwich but I downed that thing like I knew I wasn't going to eat for the next few years. I didn't even offer my BF a bite and we are huge food sharers. I know for sure I'd come in just to eat here one day. But let's not lie, beer goes great with food. ;)

Would have loved to try this place. Sadly after waiting for over an hour for my food to be delivered it cancelled via Uber eats.

Loved it! I don't eat any meat but I really enjoyed the cauliflower wings, the cheese quesadilla and the elote salsa & chips! Definitely recommend if you're ever in Vegas!

The fish tacos were big and delicious. The elote and chips were nothing short of fantastic! A very large indoor seating area with outdoor seating available. This restaurant is inside Able Baker Brewery as a separate business. Good service with good suggestions. We look forward to our return!

The temperature and flavors of everything was awesome. I love that they are inside a brewery as most breweries back home don't sell food and if they do, it isn't good quality like this. I ordered the pork belly tacos which were perfectly seasoned and full of ingredients. Price is pretty on par with everything I've had like that before but taste and flavor combinations was better here. I love how they have a full extensive menu with something for everyone. My one issue was I wish there was a second taco shell to catch the droppings from the first. I definitely want to try the nachos next time.

Stopped by Able Baker and grabbed a bite while there. Bella was so kind and patient with my indecisive self haha. I loved the amount of chicken in the quesadilla and the guac... BOMB. I wish I had more to take back to my room!

Fantastic fish tacos and shrimp casadillas! It is inside the Able Baker Brewing Company but would definitely stand on its own. Wonderful food and service.

We enjoyed visiting Able Bakers Brewing who also offers Arts District Kitchen food. We over ordered as usual because we like to try a little bit of everything. We got the garbage nachos, pork belly taco's and a cheeseburger. Everything was fresh and delicious. I should mention we were there when they opened on a Monday (11:30), and by 12:15 there was a line, the place was packed for lunch. It's obviously a very popular lunch spot for local workers. 10/10 for us, we will be back on our next Vegas trip.

Met some friends here tonight ! I really liked the vibe, as it is part of a brewery (Able Baker).I don't drink often so I only had the food and it was delicious. I ordered the buttermilk chicken sandwich with honey garlic bbq. It was SO good. The sauce had great flavor and the chicken was thick, tender and juicy. The bun was great as well. A few people I was with saw my order and how great it looked and ordered it themselves. Another friend ordered the garbage fries and the nachos and couldn't stop raving about those. The person who took my order was very friendly and knowledgeable. Great customer service. My food came out quickly and was hot and fresh. It was humid tonight so it was a little muggy in there, but not a deal breaker. They also have patio seating available. Kids are allowed too which surprised me, but there were families there. People were playing card games, Jenga, etc. Overall a great place to hang out even if you don't drink alcohol!

What goes well with beer? Food. What goes even better with beer? Really good food. Arts District Craft & Kitchen serves a great menu of Vietnamese and Mexican influenced American bar food, as anyone who's visited their sister gastropub 595 Craft & Kitchen can attest. I've mostly only tried the food at that location, but I felt strongly obligated tonight to support them during this reemergence from the pandemic-related lockdown. After all, their presence inside the vast space of the amazing Able Baker Brewing is the only reason why we can get those beers on draft again. I ended up getting the BBQ Pork Banh Mi w/ fries ($12 total). I'm not sure if the fries are a mandatory package deal now, and I didn't need to get more full, but I appreciated the fries. They were a little salty on this occasion, but they were crispy outside and still soft outside. Moreover, the accompanying fry sauce was so addictive that I ended up dipping bread scraps in it. The sandwich itself is at least as good as any Vietnamese sandwich I've tried around town. The bread itself is soft and nicely chewy. Although the pork is more cubed than sliced into strips, as is traditional, it still was properly marinated with sweet and savory flavor, and it was undeniably tender. The medley of veggies tasted fresh, and the pickled carrot and daikon looked suspiciously dry but had the right flavor and crunch. My main critique here would be that the protein portion is a little lacking, hence the leftover bread I'd mentioned earlier. I also had some Enchilada Belly Tacos ($7) from their blackboard specials back in February, and those were quite good as well. Creamy sauces and rich pork belly are never not good if they're cooked right, and these were awesome. I'm not sure if/when these will come back, but the pork belly is definitely a key aspect of parts of their regular menu. I'll certainly be less hesitant to order from Arts District Craft & Kitchen for a while, and it's not just because they're keeping the door open. I'll be looking forward to going straight down the website-only menu and hoping for more normalcy to bring back the blackboard.

The food is good but too many changes to the menu and too often. Came Tonight specifically for the steak tacos but was told they don't serve them anymore yet they're still on the menu. Get it together and remove menu items that you no longer offer. This isn't the first time this has happened but it is the last time I will eat here.

We came here for a girls day out to try something new. When we first got here there was lots of room. As time went on the place filled up quickly. Sports on different tv's. Lots of different beers to choose from. Staff was friendly and accommodating and didn't mind us sitting there for 3 hours talking. It can get kind of loud in there with the game playing but all in all it was a nice place to eat. There's a place towards the back to order. There are no menus handed out and you get to sit where you want. Caudal dining but not the fast food vibe if you know what I mean. I got the bahn mi pork belly sandwich. After ordering we went to go sit down while we waited. They were kind enough to bring our food out to the table. The sandwich was pretty good.

The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! You don't need to know anything else!! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! The porkbelly taco! Incredible flavors!!!

3 stars for benefit of the doubt, but honestly pretty annoyed. Went here 3 times every 15 min, and each time they said "we're too busy, come back later" We wanted to enjoy food with our beer but I guess not!

Tagged along with my "guardians" they had the bbq pork bang mi and the crispy chicken sammie with mango habanero sauce. I nabbed a sample of both and the food was quite good. Unfortunately the terrible 80's rock made the meal a little less tasty if you like Zeppelin,(ugh!) Van Halen and other such crap then this is the place for u.

Setting up shop inside a brewery was such a great idea! Arts District Kitchen is located inside Able Baker Brewing, and man, their food pairs great with a nice cold beer! There's plenty of street parking outside the brewery, and you come in to order at their window. You get a pager that lets you know when your order is ready. We got: Crispy cauliflower: I love eating fried food to lighten up a carb-heavy beer. The savory cauliflower was soft on the inside with a crunchy exterior. We got the honey garlic BBQ and buttermilk ranch dipping sauces, but they have a TON (buffalo, gochujang honey, hoisin sambal, etc) Baja fish taco: the beer-battered (yes of course more beer please) swai had such a great crunch, and the white fish was tender underneath. The crisp cabbage underneath and the citrusy cilantro lime crema kept the taco from being too heavy. The corn tortilla tasted so fresh, as did the pico de gallo and guacamole. Dip in the fire roasted salsa verde for a bright pop of acidity. *delicious*

Nestled inside Able Baker Brewing is this GEM of a place. During my recent trip to Vegas I fell I love first with the brewery and then with Arts District Kitchen. The food is very creative and excellent. I had their Banh Mi, Chicken Sandwich, Fries and chicharrones over two visits there. All were excellent. The chicken sandwich with nashville hot sauce was especially memorable. The chicken was moist, the outer side well friend and tasty, and the nashville hot sauce spicy enough to be favorable, but not painful. The personnel are also quite friendly and pleasant and the prices are reasonable, especially considering how good the food is.

Off the beaten path, minutes away from the Stratosphere. Nice selection of beer and reasonably good tacos.

We've been here many times. It's never consistent on the food or the service. Sometimes, the food is on point. Perfectly cooked and tastes fantastic. Other times, it's very overcooked. We went last Monday. My husband is obsessed with their chicken sandwiches. He said it's been changing and getting less appealing each time. I ordered the craft burger and asked for medium. It was beyond well done, and to the point of being hard. The service from the kitchen staff is not great. They are very unhelpful and are rude when you ask for napkins or other things. The beer selection here is great, though. I know we'll always go back, but I can't say that the food is amazing. We definitely come here for Able Baker and their beers.

Good food. Inside of the atomic duck brewery. Lots of healthy and tasty options and quick service.