What to Eat at Uncommons Las Vegas

Visiting Uncommons Las Vegas? Here’s your guide to the best spots to visit.

Uncommons is the newest live-work-play community in Las Vegas with great dining options in Southwest Las Vegas. We’re exploring all the restaurants and stores here to help you decide what’s worth visiting.

Pin

This post may contain affiliate links, where we receive a small commission on sales of the products that are linked at no additional cost to you. All opinions are always our own. Read our full disclosure for more info. Thank you for supporting the brands that make Local Adventurer possible.

Last Updated: March 21, 2025

About the Uncommons: Directions & Parking

The Uncommons is in southwest Las Vegas, across from Durango Casino & Resort. The walkable 40-acre campus has restaurants, lifestyle brands, office spaces, and apartments in the works.

Uncommons Address:
6880 Helen Toland St
Las Vegas, NV 89113 (map)

Parking at Uncommons is easy. Their three large garages offer plenty of free parking for the first two hours. Each additional hour costs $3, up to a maximum of $15/day. There is also free street parking right now.

See More: 101 Things to Do in Las Vegas Bucket List

The Best Places to Eat and Drink at Uncommons Las Vegas

Here are our favorite spots so far. What have you been to at the Uncommons, and what else do we need to check out?

1. Enjoy Ice Cream at Salt & Straw

6815 Tom Rodriguez St suite 120, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

We first had Salt & Straw in Portland. At the time, it was a local favorite. Since then, they’ve expanded to multiple cities, including Las Vegas. After meeting Tyler, their chief ice cream maker, and seeing his passion for ice cream, I can’t help but root for them. They always have their classic flavors and rotating flavors. My favorite has been the Strawberry Honey Balsamic with Black Pepper. Meanwhile, Jacob likes to try something new every time, and this time he tried the Passionfruit Yuzu Mochi Donuts & Whey Curd.

See More: Best Time to Visit Las Vegas with Tips from a Local

Pin

2. Try The World-Famous Sandwich at All’Antico Vinaio

8533 Rozita Lee Ave Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

All’Antico Vinaio, a Florentine sandwich shop, has been hailed as ‘the world’s best sandwich’ by Saveur magazine. We couldn’t resist trying La Favolosa, the sandwich that put the shop on the map, and La Summer, another popular choice.

The sandwiches are HUGE, and one is enough to share, or you can save a half for later. They will also start serving breakfast sandwiches soon, which we’re excited to try!

Pin

Pin

3. Enjoy a Drink at Todo Bien

8548 Rozita Lee Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

Todo Bien is an aesthetic tiki bar I would bring friends to any day. Their expert mixologists create cocktails with tequila, mezcal, sotol, and other spirits, and they also carry a well-curated Sawmill Caguamita beer list.

If you are with a large group, they have a drinking vessel for 2-3 people (the Poquito) or one for 10-12 people (the Cazula de Barro).

Pin

Pin

Pin

4. Catch the Game at General Admission

8548 Rozita Lee Ave Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

This popular LA sports bar has made its way to Vegas. General Admission is the perfect place to watch a game. 

We enjoyed the Mozzarella Sticks, Tokyo Tots, and Streak Frites.

Pin

Pin

5. Shop and Sip Wine at Wineaux

6887 Helen Toland St #110, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

Wineaux is a wine market and bar, and it’s a place where you can come to nerd out about wine with the staff, who are well-versed in wine. If you’re strapped for time, you can pop in to grab a bottle, or it’s a great spot to taste a few and then select your favorite to take home.

If you want food, the Hamachi & Caviar and the Foie Parfait were delicious.

Pin

Pin

Pin

6. Have Brunch at Amari Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop

6825 Tom Rodriguez St STE 101, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

The last spot we checked out was AMARI Italian Kitchen for brunch. I ordered the Campanelle, which our server highly recommended, and it is now my favorite pasta dish in Las Vegas. Previously, my favorite was at Esther’s Kitchen.

We also tried their breakfast pizza, which was too oily for my taste, but the dough was delicious. They use a 25-year-old yeast starter for their focaccia and pizza dough.

Local Tip: They have an extended happy hour every Sunday from 3-9 PM.

Pin

Pin

Pin

Pin

7. Try Different cuisines at The Sundry

6840 Helen Toland St, Las Vegas, NV 89113, map

Update: Unfortunately the Sundry closed down after only a year of operation. We’ll update you once we find out what will take over this spot.

Food halls are so popular in Las Vegas, and the Sundry is a beautiful space that offers a unique dining experience. Rather than ordering at each individual restaurant, you can order with your server from a combined menu. That way, your server times your group’s order, and you avoid running into the situation where one person waits in a long line while another finishes eating before everyone is back.

We tried a few different things on the menu:

• Godzilla from Mizunara – handrolls.
• Thai Beef Salad from Happy Hoagie is my favorite dish of everything we tried!
• Pork Sisig from Peso – Tasty Filipino dish.
• Dough My Goodness Sundae from Smitten – Chunky and delicious.
• Old Fashioned – Tasted pretty standard, but we were impressed by their no-impurity ice.
• Umami Mary from Diane Mina’s – I didn’t realize chef Michael Mina and his wife Diane have been full-time Las Vegas residents for several years. Diane is the namesake behind Diane’s Bloody Marys, and her Bloody Mary mix is a first-of-its-kind made with 100% San Marzano Italian tomatoes and fresh herbs. 

Local Tip: Live music is on the weekends between 11 AM and 3 PM. The two musicians we’ve seen there are so good!

Pin

Pin

Map of Uncommons

Pin

All Dining Options in Uncommons

Here is a list of all the dining options in Uncommons. Most of them are already open and others are opening soon.

See More: 49 Best Places to Eat in Las Vegas

Special Events at Uncommons

They hold special events at Uncommons that are great for the community!

• UnCommons In Tune: Starting Thursday, April 3 – UnCommons In Tune, a spring series, will bring eclectic vibes to The Quad with live local musicians, comedians, poetry readings and seasonal pop-ups all month long.
  • From 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays, R&B and soul singer Scorpio, named “The Soul Child” by COACHELLA Magazine, will take over The Quad with his raw, heartfelt sound, channeling the spirit of Motown and classic soul.
  • Fridays:
    • From 4 to 6 p.m., local soul singer and current contestant on season 27 of “The Voice” Jessica Manalo will deliver vocals influenced by powerhouses such as Amy Winehouse, Erykah Badu and Adele.
    • From 6 to 7 p.m., a lineup of stand-up comedians will take the mic. Attendees can also enjoy the Pollinated Flower Farm pop-up from 4 to 7 p.m. and Todo Bien’s build-your-own flight night starting at 4:30 p.m.
  • From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sundays, The Quad will come alive with the spoken word by local poets, presented in partnership with Beyond the Neon in celebration of National Poetry Month.
• Bordeaux Uncorked at Wineaux: Thursday, April 3 – From 6 to 8 p.m., wine enthusiasts can indulge in a luxurious tasting experience featuring four of Bordeaux’s most prestigious estates including Château de Pressac, Echo de Lynch-Bages, La Croix Ducru-Beaucaillou and Château Tourelles de Longueville. Hosted by Wineaux in collaboration with Frederick Wildman & Sons, a renowned importer of the world’s finest wines, this exclusive event will offer a journey through tradition and excellence. Reservations can be made here.
• Fast Friday, hosted by Fast Lane Drive: Friday, April 4 – From 6 to 9 p.m., Fast Lane Drive will host Fast Friday, the ultimate automotive experience where car enthusiasts can get exclusive access to a curated collection of more than 30 luxury and rare cars on display. Guests can peruse the impressive line-up, network and learn more about the vehicles.
• Market in the Alley: Saturday, April 5 – UnCommons will host more than 40 local vendors at its monthly Market in the Alley, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in The Quad. Visitors can explore unique art, clothing, jewelry, delicious treats and more from local creators and small businesses. It’s a great opportunity for attendees to find heartfelt gifts for loved ones or special treats for themselves.
• VGK Watch Party: Saturday, April 5 – From 7 to 9 p.m., hockey fans can catch every play on a jumbo screen with ample seating, cocktails and live entertainment. A DJ will keep the energy high, while VGK cheerleaders and the team mascot make special appearances throughout the night. Todo Bien will sell custom cocktails at The Quad bar; Siempre J.B. will offer pozole, empanadas, churros, horchata espresso martinis and horchata lattes; Wineaux will feature wine specials and a co-host pouring Golden Eagle craft vodka and martinis; and General Admission will keep fans fueled with Rebel Spirit UNLV Golden Ale and cheese and jalapeño nachos. With multiple viewing areas and games to play during intermissions, UnCommons will be the ultimate spot to cheer the Knights on through playoffs.
• Latin Night at Siempre J.B.: Friday, April 11 – Siempre J.B. will host its Latin Night series from 11 p.m. to late night on the second Friday each month. Guests can groove to live DJ performances, sip on signature cocktails and indulge in delicious bites, all while immersing themselves in music, dancing and a vibrant atmosphere filled with Latin-inspired energy. Reservations can be made here or by calling (702) 665-6918.
• The Wineaux Club – Wineaux’s signature wine club, The Wineaux Club, takes members on a tasteful adventure with two subscription options, each featuring new discoveries and a prestigious selection. Those who are interested in learning more about club tiers and special tasting events can sign up on Wineaux’s website.
• Taco Tuesday (Every Tuesday) – From 3-7 PM, get $5 tacos at Simpre J.B.
• General Admission Trivia (Every Wednesday) – From 7 to 9 PM every Wednesday night, General Admission will host its trivia night, which is free to play with prizes to win.
• Farmers Market Sundays at UnCommons – The Las Vegas Farmers Market takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Sunday, offering fresh seasonal produce, handcrafted gifts, fresh-baked goods, locally made sauces and more from local vendors. This weekly event provides visitors with an opportunity to support local farmers and artisans while enjoying a vibrant, community-focused experience.

VEGAS IN Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec

Pin

Where to Stay

Essential Tips

• Make restaurant reservations, especially on weekends and holidays.
• Look for street parking first since it’s free! However on hot days, you may want to park in the deck.
• Even if you’re only dining at one spot, take time to walk around the campus.

Have you been to Uncommons Las Vegas? What has been your favorite place to eat?

Did you enjoy this post? Pin it for later

Pin

Pin