A rusted iron staircase climbs the side of this building, leading to a rooftop patio that sits high above the sidewalk. Before it served up bacon jam and chicken skins, this space functioned as the John E. Carson Hotel. It opened in…
Fremont East Local Eats
Taste the vibrant, independent food scene of Las Vegas's historic downtown on this short walk through the neighborhood's most beloved local eateries.
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1. Carson Kitchen
2. Park On Fremont
Park on Fremont features a mismatched collection of antique oil paintings, velvet furniture, and taxidermy animals inside an ivy-covered brick building. It sits on the edge of the Fremont Street district as a sprawling outdoor garden patio…
3. Evel Pie
The exterior of Evel Pie features a portrait of Evel Knievel painted in his iconic white jumpsuit, signaling the pizzeria’s tribute to the daredevil. Inside, the walls display a collection of memorabilia from his life, including original…
4. Le Thai
The bright yellow corrugated metal shipping containers stacked and welded together distinguish Le Thai from the concrete storefronts lining Fremont Street. Dan Coughlin opened this restaurant in twenty-eleven after selling his car and…
5. Bin 702
A chalkboard menu hangs above the entrance to Bin seven zero two, listing rotating selections of charcuterie and wine. This space sits inside the Container Park, where shipping containers were stacked and welded together to create an…
6. The Kitchen at Atomic
The Kitchen at Atomic occupies a brick building with a jagged, painted mural that stands out against the sleek glass of the newer downtown towers. This space served as the city's first freestanding bar, Atomic Liquors, which opened its…