Uno Más Street Tacos + Spirits

I was shocked to see that this restaurant is set up like a quick order restaurant. You order from a QR code and it's delivered with plastic picnic silverware. The prices are $20+ for this food and when I asked the waiter if they had hot sauce, he asked which brand. I figured they'd bring out a bottle like they would for ketchup. Instead they put the sauce in a plastic to-go container and then charge $1 for that hot sauce. There are few gluten-free options as they use a shared fryer. I got the $22 shrimp bowl. Taste was pretty bland. Not interested in a return visit. Visited June 2025

Came in for a few drinks on st Patrick’s day and some tacos for dinner! The bartender Natalia was wonderful and made some great drinks! The chips and salsa were good with the side of cheese! Tacos were on point and had many options Overall a great experience and if your walking through the Sahara

We found this place about 45 minutes before closing time. The main restaurant was already closed but the bartender waved us in and was extremely polite, fun and helpful. The food. I was not expecting it to be so good and for there to be so much. We ordered the chicken quesadillas, chips and salsa and a chicken Mexican bowl. Everything was delicious. Definitely stop in and see them.

We were starving and randomly found this place. The Birria tacos were SO GOOD. The carna Asada and fish taco were also delicious. The pineapple frozen drink was really good but really small for the price. The best thing is that the food came out so fast! My only complaint is that we had to pay for everything in an app before we got anything so that was strange for a restaurant like this. But the food was good.

I love this place! When I stayed in Vegas for 6 weeks, this place made me happy! Food on point! Staff is engaging and attentive. Bartenders are skilled mixologist! Not priced too bad either!

STRONG Margaritas for $5 Tuesdays!! Only when Amber makes it! Happy Hour Daily 2pm-5pm. Menu includes -- $5 beer, $10 bartender special, $10 wine, 50%off draft cocktails, $12 cocktails. $5 fries, chips and 2 salsas, taco. We were visited just to cash out a sports bet, and saw the sign. Can't beat $5 for a strong cocktail!! Tks Amber!

Oh my goodness gracious, the food was beyond delicious! I really appreciate the friendly customer service. I literally just ordered more food. I highly recommend everyone to give it a try. Promise you that you won't be disappointed. I had the beans, cilantro rice with flour tortillas.

Came to meet friends for happy hour — $5 for fish taco, al pastor taco, potato taco, chips & salsa, and fries. The fish taco was legitimately tasty, and I’m a girl from LA who loves me some damn good tacos. 🌮 The potato taco was also good, but the fish was better — perfectly crisped with great chipotle aioli. Yum! I don’t think fries and chips & salsa should also be $5 when these are just sides, and most Mexican restaurants give you complimentary chips & salsa anyway. If paying by credit card, you order via QR code. If paying by cash, you order at the bar. Service was quick. Ambiance: casual. Free SELF-PARKING garage next to the hotel lobby entrance.

We grabbed quick bites before heading to the pool .their food was decent and heavy enough to absorbs a few drinks Inbound suggest asking light cheese on the bowl. The flavor was good and when consumed as left over the cheese was over powering Staff were nice and communicative . It's located eigjt next to the pool.. it's not clear if out side food is allowed into the pool but we were able to bring our food at the pool. Due to it being served in the same bag. As food from this restaurant., Birrias Chicken tings tacos

I was shocked to see that this restaurant is set up like a quick order restaurant. You order from a QR code and it's delivered with plastic picnic silverware. The prices are $20+ for this food and when I asked the waiter if they had hot sauce, he asked which brand. I figured they'd bring out a bottle like they would for ketchup. Instead they put the sauce in a plastic to-go container and then charge $1 for that hot sauce. There are few gluten-free options as they use a shared fryer. I got the $22 shrimp bowl. Taste was pretty bland. Not interested in a return visit. Visited June 2025

Best service for our server! Great food! Located inside the Sahara Hotel. It's must try when you're around the area. 6-8-2025

Bartender was quick when I ordered a dole whip margarita. This drink is $17 and is made with Casamigos Reposado. The drink was really too sweet for me and pretty difficult to drink since it's so thick. I asked if they had Damé Mas tequila and the bartender made a weird comment asking if I was sponsored by them. The bottles were empty anyway? It was kind of a weird exchange. I would like to go back and try the food.

Uno Más has some of the best tacos in the area. Not just for late night snacking but legit delicious eats! The spot is located within the Sahara, not far from the casino floor. The service was quick and super friendly and the establishment clean and upbeat. Everything was fresh and hot and oh so tasty! Definitely will visit again when in Vegas!

Had a pretty good happy hour here! There are QR codes on the tables to view menu and order. It took us awhile to get through that process (including signing up for the hotel's wifi, etc) but the food and drink offerings were good. There was some confusion when the orders came re: who got what, since we were on two separate bills, but once we got it all sorted out everything was tasty! It just felt like the whole thing could've been more efficient with printed menus and good old fashioned pay by credit card. But good experience overall; I would recommend it, especially for those who prefer to pay by smartphone!

Came to meet friends for happy hour -- $5 for fish taco, al pastor taco, potato taco, chips & salsa, and fries. The fish taco was legitimately tasty, and I'm a girl from LA who loves me some damn good tacos. The potato taco was also good, but the fish was better -- perfectly crisped with great chipotle aioli. Yum! I don't think fries and chips & salsa should also be $5 when these are just sides, and most Mexican restaurants give you complimentary chips & salsa anyway. If paying by credit card, you order via QR code. If paying by cash, you order at the bar. Service was quick. Ambiance: casual. Free SELF-PARKING garage next to the hotel lobby entrance.

The restaurant staff, bar, hostess, and manager were so accommodating and friendly. They went above and beyond for our large group of 35+ people on a busy Saturday night. The chips, salsa, and guacamole were freshly made. The tacos were flavorful and filling They arraigned tasty options for our vegan friends Thank you Uno Mas for exceeding our expectations. Your service was the highlight of our stay at Sahara.

I came here twice because it was at the hotel and they had a 20% offer for guests at the Sahara. The first night the dole whip was a bit sour but the second night it was better. I think their portions are decent and a pretty good value for Las Vegas. If you like Chipotle bowels, I think they're on about the same level. Not the same, but a quick easy meal. About the same price as a slice of pizza at some hotels ($12-16 for a slice), so again, a better value.

A couple things to note about this place. First, there is no sever taking your order, you do it by phone from the QR code at the table. 2nd, don't expect great service because the servers are running around crazy just dropping food off at tables. Although my ceviche was very tasty it looked NOTHING like the menu picture and that was a bit disappointing. The pico also came out frozen, and the salsa that came with our chips was only half full. I felt rushed and almost like I was at a cafeteria.

I visited this restaurant with my family around 12:30 AM on Saturday May 10, 2025, intending to place a takeout order. Unfortunately, our experience was less than satisfactory. The staff member at the counter, a very young Latino was very rude and unwelcoming, he insisted that we could not hold the menu, stating it had to remain on the counter!! This approach The way he greeted us did not meet the standards we expect from a Vegas's hotel restaurants. Due to these factors, we decided to leave without placing an order and chose to dine elsewhere. We hope the management addresses these concerns to enhance the customer experience

This is a tough one to review. As a result I'm giving it 3 stars (wish I could 2.5 to meet in the middle). I'll start with the positive. For the record, we dined on April 13, 2025. The food was delicious. My party ordered a variety of tacos and they were quite yummy. One star goes to the potato taco. It was literally a taco shell filled with french fries. I should have only been charged $1.00 for that one. Very disappointed. We were able to sit wherever we wanted. I like being able to choose my seat. We were there when it opened at 2pm on a Sunday and walked right in. No lines, no crowds. I did not get the name of the "server" but let me tell you, he was hustling! He was the only person there helping people in the restaurant area. And I believe there was only one bartender as well. But the server guy...he was really fantastic and very helpful. One person in our party had an airline crew discount available, so the "server" actually helped me input our group order and apply the discount. So whatever his name was, he deserves a huge raise. Now...let me tell what I found to be completely unacceptable. You order and pay right from the table. And then after you pay they have the gall to ask you for a tip. For what? I did all the work. Please don't call it a restaurant if we, as the PAYING CUSTOMER, are required to do our own order, pay our own bill, figure out what's on happy hour menu and what's not, etc. etc. No. Please. Call it a fast food restaurant. I despise this concept. I observed an older couple sitting in the booth next to us and they just didn't know what to do with themselves. The QR code on their table was rubbed off and they were stuck. The server was a one-man show doing everything for everybody so he had limited time. It was terrible service (except for the server guy which I am putting on repeat because he was fantastic). Completely unacceptable Part 2 - They served our food on paper plates with plastic utensils. I don't know...maybe this WAS a fast food place under disguise as a restaurant but that....that made me so angry. Had I been with my husband, we would have walked right out. I don't even use paper plates in my own home. It's the tackiest of tacky. And plastic utensils on top of that? No. Just no. But because I was with other people, I stuck it out and stayed. Again, the food was yummy, but everything else? Never again unless I order out. This is not a restaurant experience, it's better off labeled as a fast food or take out.

After landing in Vegas kind of late, this was the only place that was open that was near the hotel I was staying at and I'd have to say not a bad place to try! Their specialty is Street tacos and tequila, however I really was just in the mood for a drink and a snack so ended up getting the Al Pastor fries which were ah-mazing! The fries were nice and crispy on the outside but still fluffy on the inside, topped with carne, cheese, tomatoes, cilantro, and guacamole on the side. Would definitely recommend for an appetizer or side. I really like the ambiance of the place, it has a nice modern feel but also decorated with a Mexican vibe with cactus paintings and el dia de los muertos skulls. The bar tender there was friendly and attentive but I wish they had done a better job cleaning the bar top, as it was a bit sticky. Overall not a bad find especially if you like tacos and tequila.

We opted to stop here and grab a bite to eat here. We sat in the front portion where you order via a qr code. We ordered the dole whip margarita and some tacos. The food was really delicious and the dole whip margarita was so good! Highly recommend getting that when you have the opportunity. The prices are a bit high for what you get even for vegas level pricing, but we would consider going back.

I had such high expectations for Uno Mas, but sadly, it fell waaaay shorter than expected... We stopped in for a late lunch on Saturday, and to our surprise, it was happy hour...YAY! That is where my excitement for Uno Mas ended. Upon entering, you pick your own seat and scan a QR code to view them menu and place your order. Yes, you even place your order via the QR code. If you are not savy with technology, this may not be the place for you, as they do not have traditional service as a normal restaurant does. The food is tasty, but nothing special. I had a chicken tinga burrito, and my husband had a carne asada burrito. The chips and salsa were the highlight of our late lunch. The drinks...WORST MARGARITA I HAVE EVER HAD! My margarita was so sour. I honestly don't think there was anything in it besides sweet & sour and ice. Good thing everything was happy hour prices, cuz Uno MAs is not worth regular prices, and definitely not worth Vegas prices.

Terrible Experience at Uno Mas I usually don't leave negative reviews, but my visit to Uno Mas yesterday was so disappointing that I had to share. When I arrived, there was no host, and no one greeted me or showed me to a table. I ended up having to ask for a seat myself. To make matters worse, there were only 2 servers for 10-15 tables, which meant terrible service from the start. I sat there for about 20 minutes without anyone coming to check on me or even drop off menus. They had a QR code to scan for ordering, but even though I was seeing other tables getting served, no one came to take my order. After a long wait, I finally managed to place an order for tacos, nachos, and quesadillas, along with a soda. It took 45 minutes to get my food! Three tacos, nachos, and quesadillas in 45 minutes? Ridiculous. When I asked about the delay, the server said I had "made them speed up" the order, and that she hadn't even received it yet. I had already been charged $60 for the meal by that point, so I didn't bother to cancel, but honestly, it was frustrating. No check-ins from the servers, no apologies for the long wait, and no attempt to make the situation right. On top of that, everything--down to the plates and forks--was plastic, and the food was not at all authentic Mexican. Just a totally disappointing experience. I asked for a discount, and the server just laughed it off. Unbelievable. I won't be coming back to Uno Mas again.

Located inside the Sahara hotel and casino off Las Vegas blvd and Sahara. Weekends, this place is jamming. A wait to sit at the bar or for a table. It's first come first serve, so if you see an open table or spot at the bar, grab it. You can place your order from the QR code found at your table. You can order and pay right the same app. If you're using comps, you'll have to order at the bar. Looks like they are going contactless as there is no server that came to the table to take an order. The QR code is what is pushed. I overheard another table mention that was a turnoff for them. It does give you the option to tip before your food or service has even been provided. I can't tip on what I don't know so this is something I'm not a fan of. I tip off the overall experience. Ordered a carne asada burrito. It came out in about 15 minutes. Which was expected during this busy period. Cut in half for ease of picking up to eat. Each bite was just as delicious as the other. It's a bit confusing when you first arrive. Typically, there is a host or someone to point you in the right direction. I feel the music in the restaurant didn't correspond with the Latin culture they are presenting with Uno Mas.

This place should be an example on how to not pick the wrong gimmicks when running a restaurant. Walking to pick your own table is kind of annoying. Then you order by scanning a QR code on your phone, they said they had no physical menus. We ordered chips and guacamole, and two burritos. 80$ for all of it. I didn't spend that much at a higher end restaurant for just 3 items, 1 item being an appetizer that came out with our entrees. I think the worst part of all, when our chips and guacamole came out with our burritos, we asked for salsa and they said it was a dollar. Not even on the house!? This is probably the worst Mexican restaurant I've been at on the strip.

Stopped here for a quick bite and a margarita because who doesn't love a good taco and margarita. I sat at the bar and was greeted and given a menu promptly. They had a nice variety of cocktails but I opted for a margarita on the rocks. It was very good. Since I wasn't very hungry I ordered queso with chorizo and one steak taco. I was thinking the queso would be a dip but it was a small skillet of melted cheese. It came out hot but with it being cheese it got stringy and hardened when it got cool. So you had to eat as much as you could quickly before it cooled. I did not like this. The taco was interesting. I can't remember the exact one I had but it had some cheese melted on the tortilla and some steak and salsa. It was average. I was more disappointed with the queso because I really wanted a dip but I know to ask next time.

I came in on 3/24/24 for dinner with a small group of 5. For a restaurant on the Strip, I gotta say, my expectations were not met. We weren't greeted when we came in (no hostess). The bartender seemed to be doing a lot and I think the server was just busy running around. We seated ourselves in a back booth. Umm... waited a while for someone to come by and while we waited, we attempted to access the menu via QR code, but there was no cell reception, so we couldn't do that. My friend decided to go to the bar to get some assistance. Printed menus were then delivered and the server asked if we wanted water (didn't offer any other beverages or try to upsell anything). It was just such a strange experience because this venue has the decor/ambiance of a really nice sit-down restaurant, but they treat it like it's a food truck! LOL. We literally had to go to the bar to place our order!! Water eventually came (in disposable plastic cups). Our guacamole came out on a plate that was reusable, but literally every other piece of dinnerware/silverware was plastic/paper disposable products. I just don't get it. It's very confusing. Is this just a fast food joint dressed up for fun? The whole reason we went here is because my friend just raved about the tacos! But honestly, mine weren't anything to write home about. In fact, the carne asada tacos specifically were SO GREASY, the paper at the bottom of the taco tray had a quarter inch of grease (no exaggeration), which as we all know, just compromises the functionality of the tortilla! UGH... I think this place has the "goods" to be great, but they need some love and attention...

Disappointing Mexican restaurant in Sahara hotel. Super small menu: tacos, burritos or bowls. Plastic cups, plastic silverware and plastic-style napkins. Ordered a bowl with spicy chicken...asked for more beans than rice and that was completely missed. Asked for queso but they didn't have it. Outside of spicy chicken flavor was mostly bland and non existent. Good size serving, but the rest of it was total disappointment!!!

Very nice setting. A step-above Mexican restaurant and right off the casino floor so it's lively and fun. We sat at the bar for both a meal and drinks. It was fun and made fun by a fun bartender. Food is delicious and served very fresh. Reasonably priced for what you get. If back at the Sahara we'd eat here again.

A small Mexican eatery tucked inside Sahara casino. We came here before a show for a quick bite to eat. Walking in it was not very busy. We were told to sit wherever we like. You order off a QR code which I personally do not like. I prefer interaction with someone. Also, we were having issues figuring out how to order specific things and had to wait a bit to be helped. They have a happy hour menu everyday from 2-5 daily. The food arrived fairly quickly once we ordered. I got the pastor tacos. They weren't as good as they have been in previous visits. The pork had a ton of gristle in it making it hard to chew. The pineapple was almost non existent. It just wasn't as good as I rembered. The carne asada fries were pretty good. The dole whip was very good, perfect texture. It reminded me of the ones you get in hawaii. Very expensive place to eat a few tacos. Even with the happy hour pricing it isn't cheap. The quality use to be better. I don't know what happened or if it was just an off day for them.

Make sure you're drunk and you're too lazy to go any where else. Food is not fresh or flavorful. Burritos come straight out of the refrigerator and into a press. Beans are undercooked and the birria was bland and had no flavor or spicing. Service is good and employees are very pleasant. But the food is not worth the price.

I ordered : Quesabirria with Consume taco was good. 4/5 Chicken Tinga taco was good too. 4/5 We sat at the bar (appreciate how clean it was too. Seats were comfy. Service was good.

Incredible tacos... Great selection, decent Bar, reasonably priced, and fast service. I thought tacos would be awful, but I was surprised how good they were. Huge Selection of tequila, and beer. I had Ceviche and 3 street tacos - very Yummy... Free Parking at Sahara and nice vibe. My Bartender, Natalia, was super friendly.

I got a happy hour drink, one chicken taco and one pastor taco. These were the greasiest tacos I've ever had. The pastor one was definitely better. Pineapple was fresh. The drink was not even drinkable. I left it. It was so bad. It was the spicy one. I loveeeee spicy drinks so I was looking forward to that the most. That was the biggest disappointment.

This burrito was such a great meal! The chips and salsa were freshly made and were beyond delicious. But let's get back to the burrito, which sounds basic, but....that carne was so clean and delicious tasting. It had to of been higher quality because it just melted when I bit into the burrito. The cilantro rice was SLAMMING and the beans were also fresh. Mr. Miguel was my server and Uno Mas and The Sahara have a dedicated and hard working employee with him. He ran that entire floor and every customer there was. He was really helpful, super fast and very nice. Come to the Sahara and have lunch or dinner at the Uno Mas taco restaurant and bar. You'll be back!

Literally went back for 2nd dinner. The fish tacos are something to write home about. Crunch, spice, flakey layered - stop everything you're doing and go order one of these immediately.

Solid choice for street tacos at one of Sahara's interior restaurants. I had a dual taco meal with the Fuego Cocktail - every thing was very tasty and not a bad price for a casino (but honestly, better to walk a half mile to one of the tacquerias just north of Wynn Encore, I prefer Tacos El Pastor.) The service was great - they have a QR order and pay at the table which wasn't working correctly but my server picked up the slack and took good care of me. He had a tip - chug the picante side for good luck - but then I lost $60 on the casino floor so not so much lol.

If you're looking for strong margaritas and good tacos then this is it. Small establishment located inside Sahara casino. The place is charming with a decent sized bar and eating area. They have an observation window to see your food being prepared. The music is right and not too loud. Any margarita will do. Well made and strong. Cold beers at a decent price. Our favorite tacos were the gringo. Hard shell taco with shredded beef. I usually don't like my tacos in a hard shell but these were delicious. I was impressed. Got churros to end the night and no complaints. Only down side was using an app to order your food. They also ran out of my favorite beer. Other than that it was a good experience.

Located inside Sahara. We were hotel guests, so we decided to try this spot as they offer 20% off for Sahara guests. As their sign at the entrance indicates, you take a seat and use the QR code at the table to order and pay (if paying cash, you order and pay with bartender). It was an easy process. Food is delivered to your table. Foos is pretty basic, can't say it's delicious but they do pack on the meat. I tried their "Pastor" and a "Carne Asada" tacos with a side of "Pastor Fries". Imo, their asada is better than their Pastor meat. Restaurant is very clean and organized, plays Spanish music at a very low volume which is perfect. Good sized bar, friendly and attentive staff.

My review has nothing to do with the food, which is actually really good. It has to do with the worst bartender I've ever encountered in my 40 years on earth. Jeff, a brash, loud arrogant man who was without question the most toxic individual I've ever met in the food service industry. Started with me being forced to shake his hand after watching him sneeze into his hand seconds before. Why did he want to shake my hand so badly? It could only be because he wanted to assert his dominance with his death grip. He then proceeded to pour me a drink I didn't ask for telling me "it's so cheap you have to drink it", I then witnessed him pour a man a shot of something he asked the price of (not asking for the drink) and then get irritated when the man said he didn't want the drink (after asking a second time what the price was). He made a fresh batch of the margarita mix "his way" only to be told it wasn't how the manager wanted it, his response? She isn't the manager of me! Poor kid working with him wanted to say something but you could tell he wasn't willing to have the argument. Well kid, I'll go to bat for you. He needs to be fired immediately! I will never come back here if he is working.

I typically wouldn't choose to visit a place in the Sahara hotel, but since I had a family member in town, I needed a casual and kid-friendly option near her hotel, so we decided on Uno Mas. The food was mediocre, rating about a 6 out of 10. However, the "service" was SUPER disappointing--the waitress actually threw the plastic silverware down on our table and left in a huff. I understand that she might have been having a rough day, especially since it was New Year's Day, but that kind of behavior is simply unacceptable, and I won't be returning because of it. Additionally, they have a confusing system where you're expected to scan a code to pay and tip on your phone before you even meet anyone. They don't inform you about this, so you end up waiting around, expected to figure it out on your own that no server will EVER be coming. The "servers" or shall I call them "floaters" don't check on you, which is frustrating. We certainly didn't want to eat without utensils, and it's unreasonable to expect diners to know there are no menus or traditional servers. My suggestion would be to leave some silverware on the table for incoming guests if you want to make their experience smoother. Overall, I would recommend steering clear of this place, Las Vegas has so much better to offer!

Food was good but I did not care for the salsa rojo but the tacos and frozen margarita was great!

Greasy deliciousness. Came here after my event at Magic Mike and I needed something greasy and I needed something greasy fast! Decided to hit up Uno Mas inside Sahara! We had an event here a while ago, and I really enjoyed the tacos, so decided to try it out with my photographer and intern with me. I like that you can basically just seat yourself. We grabbed a booth. They have QR codes on the table and you just scan the code and order off your phone. No need to ask a server "can you split the check for us??" which wooohooo, love not having to do that. I ordered the chicken quesadilla and lots of water (LOL). The quesadilla came with sour cream, guac and pico on the side, which. was great. It was just the right amount of grease and perfect to soak up the cocktails I had earlier before driving myself home haha. I definitely think this is a great after a night out spot when you're craving something late night.

With the exception of the bartender, Marc, this play sucks. Burrito was $25 and it came out 2 mins after ordering. Of course it was cold. And so were the chips and salsa which were clearly Fritos nacho. On top of it they have these rules about paying where they keep your credit card. But to be honest, I can't blame them because you will leave wishing you hadn't paid for it. Place sucks!

I'll give this place a solid 3.8. Just below a 4, and that's only because of the price. Three street tacos and a side of guac and chips set us back about $45. Overall the food was good, actually better than I expected. The street tacos are expensive but pretty tasty. The only disappointment was the Carne Asada, which was a little too dry. the chicken tinga and el pastor were fantastic. The place wasn't busy, but we got excellent service, and our waiter kept us well hydrated. Overall, I'd eat there again in a heartbeat.

We came in for a quick snack at the bar while we waited for our show to start. The bartenders weren't the friendliest and it was extremely obvious. The coke I ordered was water down and flat. We also ordered chips and guacamole and it was almost terrible. The chips were too hard and rough and very salty. And rhe guacamole was too hard. Chucks or unseasoned avocado that was not smashed made it very hard to eat or enjoy. The restaurant is casual and nothing special.

Read to the end! Don't go here if ur craving street corn. So so oh so sadly they took it off the menu!! But if u can handle that heart break, go for the tacos! The fish, unbattered is unbelievably good, the carne asada hits the spot and the El pastor is off the charts... pair it with a smoky tequila, the bartenders recommendation is the one

Convenient free parking at Sahara casino & resort. Flavorful tacos and a wide variety. Especially enjoyed the shrimp, beef and American tacos tonight. Service at the bar was attentive, friendly and professional. I was introduced to this venue during a Yelp Elite event and when in the area make a point of visiting as the tacos are always hot, fresh and full of mouth watering flavors! :) Thank you Natalia!

I am arriving at the Sahara hotel sometime after 10 - uno mas is open till 11 perfect menu looks good and it's tequila Tuesday - I am told at 10:27 it only take out . I ask for them to show me on the web site where it says that ? They say if I want food I have to sit at the front table ( at the entrance) but I'm hungry and it $5 margaritas- so I ask is the 5$ margaritas still happening. He bar maid looks to the manager/ front of house and you can tell that if they say the wrong thing I am going to march to head of the hotel and complain . ( I am still doing that of course. The food is mediocre and the margaritas are cheap.the web site makes it look like it's a great place to grab a taco but in reality you better make sure you comply with their hidden rules . I give it thumbs up down . Not a way to start a 4 days at the this hotel / casino .

Don't laugh. I had the Gringo taco. Why? I can't do certain salsa, not even guacamole! On the outside , it looks like a normal taco. But one bite of this braised beef , with Morita salsa , (holding n this smoky flavor) and I was in love ! My friend has the dole whip margarita and it took everything for me not to steal it from her ! I've never seen this at any other restaurant. Can't wait to see what you think of this spot too!

The uno in "uno mas" represents the one star it deserves. Service was slow almost non existent. Food was disgusting. I couldn't even eat the tacos I ordered. I posted this review back in either March/April of 2023 and I believe the company had my review removed.

TIRSO, our waiter is heaven sent ! UNO MAS located in the Sahara hotel Vegas, Nevada was wonderful. He greets everyone with love and respect. The manager, ED even wished me , Happy Birthday! What a grand experience! What a wonderful happy hour!!

One of the best meals we've had in Vegas during our trip. The food comes out lightning fast and I appreciate that it's served in to go containers so that we can get a quick bite to eat before we go out for the day. The food here is absolutely quality. We ordered 3 tacos, one chicken tinga, birria and the lengua. Each of them had a very distinct flavor and texture. Sometimes with tacos, it can be a little boring with the only variation being the meat. This place prides itself on the toppings and accoutrements. The birria taco was one of the best I've ever had even though it wasn't exactly the traditional way of serving it. We also had the elotes as an appetizer. Completely delicious and I appreciated that they were cut up into 4 smaller pieces so that it could be shared easily. The carne asada bowl was MASSIVE and filled with tender meat. Dole whip was so refreshing and tasty. The meal was absolutely perfect but I feel like the highlight of the meal was definitely the tres leches cake. Probably the best one I've ever had in my life and I wish I could go back to Vegas just to have another one. It was so light and moist. Usually tres leches is so dense and filling. This one was refreshing and tasty. On top of the great dining experience, the service was excellent. Though the restaurant is designed for you to order and basically move on with the day, the manager on duty, Adil, really made us feel welcomed to stay and hang out, it probably was the reason why we kept ordering more food haha. He consistently checked in on us and told us some interesting facts about the restaurant. He was engaged and interested in us as well. I don't think it's very typical for managers to visit their tables so we certainly appreciated it. Our water glasses were also never empty, not even half empty. I really enjoyed this place and will likely come back again next time we're in town, even if it's just for that tres leches cake

The food was just okay. The service was decent. We weren't greeted. After a few minutes of standing around, we were told to find a seat. I did love the wall decorations. One thing I disliked was you ordered your own food, but then paid for it right there to include the tip. So I order, I pay, then I tip, then they bring the food to you. The tip should come after the service. Now if I don't tip, I might not get the best service. But what if I wanna leave cash? Just a little too different for me. The restaurant is located in the Sahara. I loved the ambiance of this place.

Food: Tacos are excellent! I got one shrimp and one birria taco. Service: You order and pay from your phone and someone will bring you water and drop off your food. No one came to refill our waters so I didn't get much service. I don't like that they ask for a tip upfront when you don't know what kind of service you will get if any. Recommend: Perfect for late nights. Closes at 2am.

This restaurant is located inside of Sahara Casino and its not very large but very popular. Since it was Taco Tuesday I decided to go to the one I knew had the best tacos. I really love their street fish tacos. The fish is always fresh, crispy and hot. The toppings are mostly different from other places that serve street tacos. It also happened to be $5 Margarita day. The tacos were excellent as usual but the drink was nothing to write home about. Thank goodness it was only $5 or else I would have sent it back. I'm assuming that it was pre mixed. Now for the service. It was the worst. One waitress and one bartender. On a day when people tend to look for good tacos on Tuesday, you would think that they would have staffed the place much better. I had the option of placing my order from THE QAR code on the table but it was working and it took almost 15 minutes to get someone to take my order. The tacos came rather quickly but my drink took another 10 minutes. I asked for a straw but had to get up from my table to get it myself. Even paying my bill took forever. I will think twice the next time I decide to patronize this establishment.