Bites of Europe

"This is a great little place, very much away from the strip and closer to homes. Find them at Cheyenne, not far from the 215. The server was nice, professional, and knowledgeable of the menu. European food very much worth trying! Small bar with plenty of beers and liquor. Venture on over you'll like it."

"Friend & I have committed to trying new foods from around the world each month in 2024. January was Bites of Europe and the food was delicious and beautifully presented. The restaurant was warm and cozy with linen napkins, intricate flatware & barware, and candles on each table. The server (owner?) was wonderful, sharing suggestions and information on all the menu selections. We highly recommend Bites of Europe!"

"Recently visited some friends in Las Vegas. Looking for a good neighborhood spot to get dinner, they told us about Bites of Europe. Walking in, it was clear this spot was popular--lots of people were digging into their meals and having a good time. Choosing among the dishes on the menu was a tough call. Seriously, everything sounded incredible. What's cool is that you don't have to choose only one type of cuisine -- you can literally taste most of Europe in one restaurant. We settled on the Grenki Fries and Patatas Bravas to start. Had never seen or tasted anything like the Grenki Fries before. So unique and addicting -- they are fried dark pumpernickel bread strips coated with garlic and served with paprika aioli. I know right? :) The Patatas Bravas rivaled any that I had on a recent trip to Spain -- potatoes were perfectly crispy on the outside and the Bravas sauce was top-notch. Choosing mains was no easier. Eventually, we made our picks, and they were spot-on. I leaned towards the Beef Stroganoff with Creamy Mashed Potatoes, while my friend went for the Salmon Provencal. The beef was comforting and tender, with a sauce that was to die for, and that salmon was perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor from the olives, capers and tomatoes in the sauce. Dessert time came, and we opted for the Classic Basque Cheesecake with macerated strawberries. A very satisfying sweet end to a great meal. Aside from the fantastic food, the place had a really nice vibe. People were chatting, enjoying their meals--just a relaxed atmosphere. The staff handled the crowd well, and their suggestions were helpful when we were stuck choosing. And we found the prices to be quite reasonable especially for food of such high quality and creative presentation. For anyone local on the hunt for Euro flavors or a lively dining spot, Bites of Europe is a solid bet. Trust me, it's worth a visit!"

"A fun, cozy restaurant offering a diverse menu! The pierogi's were fantastic, lightly fried and delicious! The garlic fries were very garlicy which I loved! The Sauerkraut salad was mild and refreshing. The Berlin Panini was good but didn't feel like it was of the same caliber as the other dishes. Overall a nice restaurant, and I will be back!"