Burnt Offerings - Where Foodies Dine!

This place is called Burnt Offerings and they are at least honest in what they offer. Bad kosher food would be acceptable in Vegas but the absolutely terrible service and inattention to detail took the cake. Although I guess that's what you expect when they charge a mandatory 22% gratuity. Avoid if you are coming to Vegas from New York or Miami with a decent kosher food scene.

Food and ambiance are great, staff are very nice. Back 8 Months later, food is excellent, staff very friendly, and service fast. I would definitely recommend and be back again. Back yet again in June, they keep doing what they do best, great food with a super nice attitude Here in January 2023, this is a spot you can't skip, the people the food as well as the ambiance, they never fail to do a superb job, many thanks What a pleasure to visit, every time with the same smile and effort... Never fails, the food, the smile, burnt offerings does it right - Jan 2025

The place looks nice, good service. The food was good and fresh. Price point is good. Must make a reservation cause they get full fast. I recomend the chicken marsala, the pulled beef on the fries and the chicken parmigian (but ask that the pasta is al dented, cause it will taste better)

Great kosher food! We ordered the bacon jack burger, pulled bbq beef burger, and the lime tart for dessert. Each burger came with a side of potato. I paid an extra $1.50 to switch to onion rings. Also got home fries which are restaurant made potato chips. Overall bill for two $75. Service was good. I would come here again next time I am in Vegas!

Great atmosphere, staff is friendly and professional, wonderful food!

Food was okay at best and service was incredibly slow. We did get a comped dessert to compensate us for the slow service (we were there for 3 hours). But - I got terrible food poising from our meal. In a party of 4 I as the only one, I assume I ordered something unpopular so the ingredients were less than fresh. Whatever you do, don’t order the Chicken Chile Verde - and maybe just avoid this place all together.

Wonderful Restaurant, this restaurant has greatly improved after the episode of Restaurant: Impossible. The service is great, food tastes great and delicious. The atmosphere is heavenly, looks so aesthetic. I loved their Fried chicken wings. I recommend this restaurant to all the foodies out there.

Has the most delicious food! Really reccomend the chicken nuggets. Our waiter Angelica was super sweet and kept checking in. Overall experience 5/5 really reccomend!

if there were 10 stars would have chosen 10 stars!!! What an incredibly delicious meal!!! Innovative, yum, hits the spot in the best possible way!!!! Will return to every time I'm in Vegas!!! I hope they decide to being this restaurant to NJ!!!

I recently dined at this kosher restaurant and was thoroughly impressed. The burgers were not only delicious but also adhered to the highest standards of kosher preparation. The service was exceptional, creating a welcoming atmosphere. A must-try for anyone craving flavorful, kosher burgers with top-notch service.! The orange chicken was great and the great food variety for the kids!

I wanted to dine here because I am a foodie and kosher beef does taste dramatically different than non-kosher beef. Kosher beef is only from the front half of the cow. The back half in the butchering process has undesirable leakage that is part of the process. anyways- I know that there are always Jewish holidays that we don't know about. I looked up December 22 and found that it indeed was a holiday called Fast of Tevet. I called to see if the restaurant would be open December 22 for lunch. Nobody answered the phone so I used their chat and someone told me that they would be open. I planed to try Burnt offerings for lunch December 22 and drove around 30 minutes to get there from North Las Vegas. We get there around 11:50 (they are supposed to open 11:30) We see a sign on the door that says CLOSED for a private event. My husband gets out of the car and shakes the door. He said the place is empty. We assume the event starts later. My husband feels the need to call them. This is the problem........A man answered the phone and said that they were just running late and he was sorry for our trouble. My husband said you are not sorry and the guy responded with "F**K You!" That is why my experience is two stars at best. It would have been much better if he didn't say, "F**K You!"

Fantastically mediocre. I'm giving two stars because the food was edible and that's the best thing I can say about it. At first I was disappointed in the portion sizes (they were laughably small) but after tasting the food, I was fine that there wasn't very much. Hand rolled brisket joints - these were very bland and the mush inside them could have been anything, I never would have guessed it was brisket if they didn't tell me. Fried chicken wings - small wings, overly fried, greasy, too soft, bland, even with the ranch. BO deluxe burger - not even a slice of cheese on a "deluxe" burger. Best thing I can say about it is the burger was juicy, but it was also very bland. Overall I am very disappointed with what I got and how much it cost, even with the deal I used it didn't feel worth it.

Always consistently delicious! One of our favorite places to order from. Tonight was a special birthday and we ordered through Uber eats. AMAZING!

Service was excellent. We stopped in on a whim and had the Bacon Burger. The fries and burger were really good and would return again. We thought the place would be packed seeing all the cars in the parking lot, but once inside there were plenty of open tables but could see easily that the lace would be packed on a weekend.

If I could sum up this restaurant in one word, it would be: YUM! My husband and I both had burgers. The patties were perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. They served veggies on the side, and to be honest, it's one of the best veggies I've ever had--simple but perfect. My little one had chicken noodle soup, which was also very good. He nearly finished the bowl, and the portion was quite generous. The staff is very friendly and always checked if we needed anything. They even provided crayons and coloring paper, so our little one was entertained. I definitely recommend this place. The food is delicious, and the inside interior is beautiful and very cozy.

On vacation in Las Vegas, all the locals recommended Burnt Offerings enthusiastically. The restaurant did not disappoint. We stopped in for dinner and the place was *packed*. There were numerous couples and three large tables of raucous businessmen. The waitstaff did a good job of managing the rush, but they weren't super attentive and did need to be waived over. (I only saw two servers for the entire space.) Our drinks came out quickly and appetizers followed soon after. We ordered an Apple Sake that was KILLLLER. To start, I ordered the Jewish Penicilin Soup. For reference, I don't even like Chicken Soup, though I am a soup aficionado. ****The Jewish Penicilin was the best soup I've ever had.**** Flavorful broth, tender skinless chicken, the matzah ball dreams are made of. My fellow diner ordered the BBQ Beef Nachos and really enjoyed them. (I was in a soup coma, and I am unable to recall the nachos.) Our entrees did take another 20 minutes, but my bowl of soup was so colossal I hadn't even finished half of it before the food arrived. I never order noodles in a restaurant, but peer pressure won out and I ordered the Beef Stroganoff because so many people raved about it. ****Beef Stroganoff? More like Beef Strogan-ON**** Fresh homemade noodles, creamy carmelized pulled beef, woodsy mushroom umami unction. (and a portion for 2!) We also ordered a hamburger medium-rare with a sunny side up egg. It was cooked perfectly, but slightly smaller than a Midwestern burger. Overall, the food was really excellent, liquor options extensive, and the staff handled a chaotic crowd with professionalism. The decor is clean, sleek and modern, but there is also a warmth to the space that I appreciated. I would give it an A- but I think that with minimal tweaks it would be a 10/10.

I'm a Huge Restaurant Impossible fan so a trip to this place while in Vegas was a must! One of my favorite episodes! We weren't customers that stumbled on this place. I knew I wanted the Jewish Penicillin (aka chicken matzo ball noodle soup) and latkes to start. My husband and son were with me. Made 12:30 reservations. Arrived to a dead empty restaurant. Ok, felt odd but plenty of take out/ delivery orders going out. Menu- strange! Hit just about every ethnic cuisine, but no latkas! Chicken Soup made with beef broth- weird flavor! It was ok... son had chicken Katsu sandwich. So overcooked and dry. Husband had the schnitzel. Same, overcooked and dry. Small portions with huge price tags. Really nice server and atmosphere! One and done visit :(

For the prices this place charges, there should be either larger servings or better atmosphere and service. The menu was different than the one I saw here on Yelp and the main reason I went wasn't even something I could order. We ended up getting orange chicken for the kids and I got Latkes. The latkes were essentially burnt and quite dry. The orange chicken got a good review from the kids but was like $22 for a small serving (zero leftovers). Considering the neighborhood, I don't really see how such high prices are justified. It just seems like price gouging.

Delicious food! We really enjoyed our hamburger as well as the southwestern salad. The food was all delicious and ambience was very nice as well!

Burnt Offerings wasn't on my radar until a friend suggested this as a place for us to meet for dinner. I'm so glad that she did because my meal was excellent. Don't let the location and shopping center dissuade you from coming in. The inside of the restaurant was clean and comfortable. I loved the funny quotes on the wall behind our booth. The service was friendly and attentive. The Sheyna Meydl Salmon was a tasty, perfectly prepared meal. The salmon had a crispy skin and great flavor and texture overall. The rice and sautéed spinach were also prepared perfectly. I loved the fried capers and pesto with the salmon on the plate. All of the flavors worked so well together. This meal is also offered with chicken if seafood isn't your favorite. The "Special" Brownie was a delicious ending to the meal. The fun part of this dessert was that the brownie is prepared to your preference. I went with sorta gooey and really enjoyed it. The bit of edible cookie dough on top was yummy too. Their menu has so many interesting items. I would definitely return to try more of their menu.

Burnt Offerings is a nice, quiet dining experience that my husband and I truly needed. You don't get much of that in Las Vegas! We were greeted by what we believe was the owner/owner's wife, who was extremely pleasant and accommodating. She sat us right away, and our server was with us promptly. The brisket joints are delicious, and were our favorite appetizer of the night! We also had the Ahi Tuna, and the lamb burger was so tender and delicious! Burnt Offerings is truly one of Vegas' best kept secrets.

polite staff. attentive. refilled water frequently. food was tasty and plated nicely. our best dining experience in Vegas.

Kosher or not, you'll enjoy the food here! I came by with a friend for dinner a few months back and we both really enjoyed what we had- food was super fresh and well executed, location is cute and clean, service was attentive. The menu is kind of all over the place with brisket/barbecue items, burgers, entrees, and classic or fusion Yiddish dishes sprinkled in too. What makes it difficult to recommend this place is that the menu seems to constantly change- I went in to get latkes and salmon as seen on their social media. They no longer had that dish, but what we ordered was great. I suggested it to a friend and they no longer have any of the dishes I had. I know they've lately been involved with some sort of restaurant TV show so I only imagine more changes have or will happen. Crispy Salmon with capers and a lemon butter sauce was cooked to perfection, and a house-made pappardelle pasta dish with egg yolk was thick but pretty good. They also had a cool concept for dessert, with made to order brownies to your preferred doneness. It was a good dinner and I would go back again for another meal- I just wish they'd keep the menu consistent so I knew what to expect and what to order.

I would give this place ZERO stars if I could for only the fact that I got my husband the Matzo Ball soup when he was sick. It gave him FOOD POISONING! He was already sick and on antibiotics and he got salmonella. Which when you're on antibiotics and you get food poisoning it makes it worse, he ended up getting a bad fever and throwing up and going out the other end constantly. We had to have a mobile urgent care come and provide an IV fluid because he wasn't keeping anything down and lost 20+ pounds in two days, he gained a lot back with the IV. We ordered a stool sample from Quest Diagnostics and it was confirmed that it was salmonella, which is why I waited to write this review. He DID NOT eat anything for the entire day before this and nothing after. Matzo Ball soup is made with a ball of chicken and egg whites. Plus it's like 4 ounces of soup for $15 which is a joke.

The food was very good with friendly responsive service. I would recommend Burnt Offerings

I hate to give a local kosher restaurant anything less than a 5 star rating because we have so few in Las Vegas as it is, and truly I wish them all success. But there's only one way to be 5 stars and that's by listening to customer feedback and improving. So here goes,... we ordered from the special Chinese Hanukkah menu (which I thought was a brilliant idea!) We ordered: Golden Bags $18.00, vegetable spring rolls $18.00, cashew chicken $36.00, lo mein noodles 18.00. The menu says "sharing sizes" so I figured this would be enough food to feed my small family of 3. First I want to say, I understand this is kosher and I understand kosher food is more expensive always although we did only order one item with meat, still I figured it's going to be extra delicious "let's spurge, I've been dying to try this place!" 1- spring rolls where TINY I have never seen such a small spring roll ever, the size of my pinky! When I ordered these I told the girl please can I have hot Chinese mustard (extra!) to go with these and the Golden bags, she said sure- there was none to be found. 2- Golden bags I expected to be filled with a vegan cream cheese but they had I think sweet potato inside it was strange because they where pretty sweet, oh and again very, very small! Also by the time we got them home they where ice cold and kind of hard and chewy. 3- cashew chicken spilled on the way home maybe my husbands fault I'm not sure, but the boxes where not taped or closed with a rubber-band like many other places do. BUT, the cashew chicken while again very small amount for the price it WAS VERay GOOD flavor! I liked it a lot! 4- Lo-mein was both my husband's and my favorite thing it was so good we ate it and then we where sad there wasn't anymore left. I was very disappointed and they offered us more food but the excitement was worn off after everything. I don't know if we'll eat here again for awhile. It's hard to give a second chance when the prices are so high. I see them post on Facebook some of their dishes and it always looks amazing so maybe I will have to give it another shot down the road. Like I said I wish them well and I hope they can adjust their prices and proportions and take notes on customer's experiences.

Wanted to try some place new/different. Overall the food was ok. However, (and I get paying a higher price for kosher) but holy hell. Over $170 for 4 entrees, one being just a sandwich, is a little outlandish. We ordered the beef joints appetizer. Tasty, but $16 for 5 little... I mean really little...teeny, tiny egg roll like sticks. The pulled beef sandwich was good, chicken schnitzel was super dry, spaghetti and meatballs...meh, but the chicken Marsala??? Ummm... I've never really seen such a preparation before and $38 for a bowl of rice gruel with literally a chicken's leg worth of chicken chunks in it...I can't!!Was the whole experience terrible? No, but for that price tag, a place with janky IKEA decor, in a run-down strip mall... that ain't it!!

A great local spot that you could easily find great selection. So when I was first introduced to them I was like " So what is Yiddish food?" Honestly there are so many comforting options that I think it would appeal to any parties taste. It is in an older complex so first driving up to it its a smaller lot and a few established business but charming inside the restaurant. Tip-closed all day Saturday! Menu has a ton of words I didn't know and many play on puns. Chef Jen was kind and really passionate about her menu and it shows. I really loved the brittle salmon salad. I can eat that all the time if I could. They also had this ahi tuna dish reminiscent of a poke or ceviche style preparation. For some reason I forgot it's cleaver name. The burgers were huge and looked great on the table but I didn't have a big appetite while there so don't want to lie about how they tasted. Some items I probably should have not eaten to watch weight but are Great are the chazir bites which are delicious maple bacon bites and Bar Mitzvah dogs which the yummy mustard The "penicillin" soup shot is just for fun and pics but not too crazy. I also just don't like liver anything so if you do then hear it's good here but my attempt again still did not convert me. Overall I liked all what I ate and wish them a successful business.

I usually had gone to DZ Akin's in San Diego for my kosher food fix. Especially for my Penicillin otherwise known as Chicken Soup. Having moved to Las Vegas I did not have a "Go To" place yet. I go on Yelp and see that there is a Kosher restaurant with 5 stars - o'my! So off my wife and I go. We arrive in time to see only two other tables with customers seated. We are immediately ushered to a table and our drinks are immediately taken, menu's dropped and off they went. No explanation, translation or interpretation. We stared at the menu...and stared again...and stared again...while waiting for someone to return to explain the menu, dinner names, etc. Fifteen minutes later a waiter shows up with our drinks and is gone before we had a chance to ask any questions. Five minutes later he arrives to take our order. By then we just guessed based on the menus explanation of ingredients. Now comes the wait....40 minutes! I had the Klutzy Angel Lukshn with Salmon. The menu said it was Bowtie Pasta, Eggplant, Zucchini, Tomatoes, and Burntnini Garlic Crisp. $26.00. It finally arrives in a small bowl for light eaters(See photo). Now the food was delicious. I also understand that it was cooked to specific standards and don't mind paying extra for that - but not twice what I would have paid at an Italian restaurant. For dessert we ordered the Burnt Banana Blintz. I was truly looking forward to the bananas. The dessert arrived at the table and the presentation was excellent. I immediately dove right in and came up with apples.... yes, apples. The bananas were in the Banana Pudding ice cream scooped on top. The dessert was $12.00 and enough for two. At the same time the dessert plate was removed, the bill was delivered. I placed my credit card on top as I was ready for the bill. We then waited another 20 minutes before we could get someone's attention...which we did by standing up to leave. All in all it took us over 2 hours to have our meal. Looks as if I will keep having to make trips down to DZ Akins (San Diego) until I can find my new "Go To".

First, customer service was outstanding. We were coming with four children under 9. Not only did they let us order in advance, so that the food would be ready when we arrived, they let us in the restaurant 15 minutes before opening, so we wouldn't have to wait in the car. Second, food was top notch like the customer service. We ordered one of every appetizer and two entrees. Definitely recommend to any visitors and I plan on getting takeout for super bowl as well.

Amazeballz in my faceballz. Be there, or be squeer. Like, seriously one of the Best meals I've ever had in my life, and I just happened to be able to share it with my lovely fiancé. Please do yourselves all the favor of making it to this spot. My only caveat would be the Unicorn Bluberiz dessert, whose texture could be improved a little bit. But some of their better desserts seemed to be unavailable at the moment (lookin atchu, Corona), so there's that. Branch out of your usual spots and try this joint!

Vegan alert: super, delicious, thoughtful food. Only open for 7 weeks(?), Chef Jennifer & her crew make amazing food. The restaurant isn't vegan like us, it's kosher.Jennifer was amazing, telling us each vegan item and describing the food well. We felt so comfortable and taken care of. We can't wait to go back. We ate our appetizer (Burning Guilt Sacks) too quickly for a photo but our salads weren't just beautiful, they were delicious & amazing. My Gezunt Salat; Crispy Rice Noodles, Arugula, Spinach, Quinoa, Pine-Nuts, Grapes, Jicama, Sweet Garlic Confit, Mushrooms, Bluberiz Balsamic Vinaigrette was dynamic! Sweet, garlicky, crunchy & that Burntnini Crisp, OMG! For dessert, um... no photo of the delicious chocolate & banana mousse... they were gone too fast. Have I ever written this much about a meal? Never. It was delightful.

Things tasted very bland. I'm not sure if it's me and my friend's palate preference or did the kitchen staff was having a bad day or is kosher food just supposed to be tasteless? So about 60% of the food in our experience was flavorless but edible materials. We went around lunch time to tryout the lunch specials. The interior decors looks very dedicated and comforting upon entering the place. Seating and tables are spacious as well. But the utensils and plates were all from Ikea so it feels kinda homey. We got the lunch specials. The garlic bread looks very nice in presentation but when I first touched it was hard and smells like it's been sitting in old grease and reheated. The fish in the pasta and the meat in the burger are definitely okay in terms of flavor. But the everything else were just plain and bland. The meshguapie tastes like bunch of store bought stuff put together? We took some Togo for other people to try it and two other people agreed. But then again. It would very well be our differences in tastes compared to the cultural standards. I'd say 3 stars for the taste but thy got really good service and nice people and good atmosphere.

Run, don't walk to Burnt Offerings if you appreciate delicious Yiddish comfort food with a side of Jewish humor! I was totally drawn in by the concept and menu full of cutely named dishes with references and puns. As a fully kosher restaurant they are really attentive to vegetarians and vegans. My vegan picks were the latkes (better than my mom's; sorry mom), and the delicious, melt in your mouth potato knishes with garlic confit mashed potato inside. The quinoa varnishkes were a cool twist on a classic dish that we serve at a lot of family holiday dinners. But to top it all off was an unbelievably tasty warm, melty brownie with edible cookie dough on top. Overall a fantastic meal with excellent service and ambiance! Can't wait to go back.

Really enjoyed our meal here, nice atmosphere, friendly service and homemade cooking made our evening complete

I love places that are different and this was that. We started sharing pirogies, Aidan had a Chicken Salad and I had the Matzoh Ball soup. We also shared the Bubkes Tships. Met the Owner who came over to explain why they didn't have Chopped Liver. Seems like the right ingredients needed to be flown in because opening night they were surprised by lines out the door from a visiting convention and everyone bought liver. It's a Jewish thing. Honestly if Chopped Liver is on the menu I have a hard time not ordering it. The pirogies were fantastic especially the caramelized onions. The Salad was fresh and made with Butter Lettuce which is my favorite. Loved the syringe served with the penicillin Matzo Ball soup. And the veggie chips were delicious

Being in Vegas this was really the Oasis for me, very good service, delicious clean food Owner knows how to take of the privileged customers, makes you feel at home, will definitely be back if I'm ever back in Sin City

Warning: portions are very small. Entree's are fit for a toddler at best. The food was delicious but unjustifiable for the price. Enjoy at your own risk

Stopped in today after hearing some rave reviews about the.... Salad? That's right, fresh butter lettuce, and lots of it! I chose the BBQ Chicken salad by recommendation of my server. This salad was probably the best salad I've ever had, no joke. Super delicious! It had the perfect amount of everything, providing more than enough food. I came in hungry and still couldn't finish my meal. I'll describe this salad as fulfilling and hearty. Can't wait to go back and explore the menu some more!

Best kosher restaurant in Vegas period.. First lets start with the staff They have the most friendliest staff ever ThEy are very polite and sweet Food is delicious period And you'll have a laugh on there yiddish menu They will gladly help you explain the menu Had a blast here.

Despite the kindness of the staff and owner, we were surprised by how quickly we were served, less than 10 minutes after we ordered an appetizer and the Thanksgiving meal. This leads us to believe that the food is prepared in advance and therefore reheated. It should be done on demand like in every restaurant. This is a guarantee of freshness. We doubt that that it was fresh in this case. Food was good but could be better

The food was delicious. I had the Jewish Penicilin Smoked Chicken Matzo Ball Noodle Soup and an appetizer the Hand Rolled BBQ Brisket Joints . My son had the lamb burger. My boyfriend had the Chicken Schnitzel. We took food home. The service was excellent and staff friendly. We will be going back to try other menu items and it is a six minute walk from home.

This place has a wonderful menu and really delicious food. It's fully Kosher, which if you haven't tried before and you're unsure of, everything tastes as good if not better than other restaurants. Burgers, chicken wings, smoked brisket, nachos... During the winter holidays they do a Chinese inspired menu that's amazing! If you enjoy vegan, they have quite a few dishes you'll want to checkout. One thing to keep in mind is the prices are a little higher, and this is because all of the meats and such must be kosher. But don't let that stop you if you want some delicious food and try something new!

Exceptionally kind service and delicious food! I highly recommend the chicken fingers and dipping sauce. Wonderful place to bring a date, as my wife and I both enjoyed our experience. I came back with a friend one night. We had no reservation and there was no available seating. However, the hostess let us order takeout and eat in their little waiting area. She personally brought us water, napkins, utensils and condiments. Definitely give this place a try!

Absolutely Great Delivery service through ChowNow The food was delicious and fresh. Highly recommend Burnt Offerings

So I've been wanting to explore the menu at Burnt Offerings for some time now but with COVID closing everything down unfortunately had to wait months. Had the lekvar salmon tonight with a side of spinach and mash and was blown away!! The salmon was topped with an amazing red onion marmalade and the potatoes were cooked and seasoned perfectly. Not much of a beer menu but definitely left full and satisfied. I think they could benefit from teaming with a Vegas brewer to provide local beers/ciders that pair well with diff menu items. Just a thought. Total cost came out to ~$30 for dinner for one. I also tried a piece of the orange cardamom corn bread that comes as a side for this weeks special (soul food, I believe?) and it was very tasty. Their menu is a treasure trove for foodies so you won't be disappointed if youre the kind of person that likes trying new things. Some reviews here are complaining about delivery and portion sizes. To be honest, if you are ordering delivery from Burnt Offerings you might be missing your mark. This isn't your neighborhood Crapplebee's. They provide a superb overall dining experience and if you don't get to explore the menu, ask staff for suggestions, and maybe order two or three smaller items to share and refine your palate, you'll prob ending up spending $100 for boxes of food dropped at your door like Chinese takeout. Albeit very unique and flavorful takeout, the presentations off and you're missing the ambience sitting on your couch. I'd def recommend this place for business lunches or date night but expect to spend a little extra for the experience. The atmosphere is peaceful and private. Comfortable and modern furniture. Attentive staff and friendly service. Plus like I said, the menu is exciting to explore. Thanks again to the chef and her team, really dig what you are offering to our community!! Will be back for more.

The food was delicious and i really liked the service. I will come back another time for dinner for sure.Thank u Burnt Offerings

I'm here in Las Vegas for a work convention with one of my clients. He's kosher, and I'm a vegetarian who prefers to eat vegan. I was VERY nervous about finding a restaurant that would suit both of us, and still be really good. I can be a bit of a food snob. ;) I reached out to a local friend who knows the food scene here well, and he suggested Burnt Offerings. Turns out he knows Chef Jennifer Eckmann! To say that we were happy with our meal was an understatement. EVERYTHING was beautiful and delicious. The staff are so warm and friendly and knowledgeable about their product. And it's a very pretty place to boot! Jennifer came out and personally greeted us. When she learned that my client doesn't drink and wanted something a little sweet to drink, she took it upon herself to craft us - in the moment - passionfruit hibiscus iced teas that were absolutely delicious. What customer service! We ordered the Kush Myne Truffle Poutine and the BBQ Burnt Tchotchkes as appetizers, and The Sheyna Meydl and the Spinach Cashew Pesto Shlishkes as entrees. Everything - EVERYTHING - was delicious. I can't say enough good things about Jennifer and her team and would recommend this fabulous find to anyone interested in GOOD FOOD - not just kosher food. Great for vegans, too! Bravo, Burnt Offerings!

Found this kosher restaurant on Yelp, and we decided to try it out. Amazing service and food. A very talented team in the kitchen. Highly recommended for people keeping kosher, and looking for a great kosher spot in las Vegas

OFF THE CHARTS DELICIOUS! Sarah our server was sweet and helpful. The knish, smash avocado, papadelle pasta, quinoa pasta, rainbow salad ..all AHHH MAZZZING!! We were too full for dessert!! The decor is so cool and the place was immaculate!!! Well done!! Yum! We will be back!!! Thank you for being open during this crazy time!

Just finished dinner at Burnt Offerings Las Vegas. YUM! Great atmosphere and delicious food. Ordered brisket cigars, "bacon cheese" fries, chicken stroganoff, chicken piccata, chicken "Mac and cheese", and a brisket sandwich. When you see the last photo you'll know how we really felt about the meal

We love this place! Great food and the atmosphere is quite enjoyable. The staff members are always so friendly. It's as if they have never met a stranger! The presentation is elegant and as much a part of the meal as is the delicious taste. We highly recommend it.

First time here and enjoyed it very much. I had the angus burger with chips. It came with a pickle. The atmosphere is nice and chill. My waitress was very friendly. The price was just right. Conveniently located on Sahara Ave with free and easy parking.

I called and asked it they deliver they said yes on Uber and when I placed my order i waited for thrm to accept the order and never did and when i called they said no we turned off Uber and you have to pick it up. So i placed an order for a Nacho at $19 and a burger and when i got 10 Chips and 4 pc of tmato and a little meat on my nacho and a burned dry burger and fries that was cold . So i went back and said is this the nacho that cost me $19 Alex one of the owners said yes very rudely so I said may I return it she said yes and made a rude comment please check your order so I dont do 20 returns. Normally I dont write bad reviews but when she treats me so bad and talks so bad to me after i paid $20 Uber to go and $20 Uber to get back I feel like I had to write a review. You always have to remember the times you are busy to treat customers with respect and when you are slow. I am so mad at the lady owner for trating me this way. Will never go again.

The new foodies restaurant that I luckily got to participate in the mock opening last night. Love the hot fresh homemade finger licking bread with amazing whole roasted garlic bulb that makes you not care about kissing anyone - Cuz you just want to keep eating it. The zaidy's mushroom / fried egg appetizer (so many yummy mushrooms) was so delicious. I applaud who ever put those together. The branzino had the best crispy, crunchy skin I've ever had and I loved the borschtradish (borscht and horseradish sauce yum) schmear sauce. Hilarious and delicious! The blueberry blintz with cream was lovely and beautiful. Please go and enjoy!

I could spend 20 minutes of my time and write 200+ words dissecting this restaurant but I just don't have it in me today so I'll keep it short and simple.Nice environment friendly service OK food, very overpriced... #Notwherefoodieseat... at this price The ingredients should be of higher quality

Amazing food! Staff is very friendly. It's a very cute place, calming environment and vibe. Kids friendly. I got the burger with Parve cheese and it was *chef's kiss* so goood!! Will be back :)