The dining landscape in Las Vegas is ever-changing. At the halfway point of 2025, Las Vegas has bid goodbye to Strip restaurants with celebrity names and neighborhood haunts with 24-hour dining. Below are restaurants that closed within the last month or so, as well as restaurants that have already announced their final days of service.
This is a curated list of Las Vegas’s most notable restaurant and bar closures. See a closing we missed? Then drop us a line.
Count’s Vamp’d Rock Bar & Grill
Count’s Vamp’d Rock Bar & Grill wasn’t just a music venue — it was a cornerstone of Vegas’s off-Strip nightlife for more than 16 years. Created by Danny “Count” Koker of Counting Cars, Pawn Stars, and Saturday Fright at the Movie fame, Vamp’d offered a mix of live music, hearty bar fare, and grit, welcoming everyone from local tribute bands to members of Black Sabbath and Pantera. With its custom-built stage, expansive bar, and fully permitted live music zoning, it was both a neighborhood haunt and a destination music venue. Koker is passing the torch, listing the property for a cool $4.3 million. The club itself played its final set and closed on Saturday, June 28.
Social Station Kitchen & Cocktails
Social Station Kitchen & Cocktails opened in May 2024 as a stylish neighborhood hangout in Henderson, offering playful bites like Reuben eggrolls and crispy pork ribs, alongside creative cocktails and espresso martinis. The 2,500-square-foot space featured a patio, a 10-seat bar, and a dinner menu with dishes like mozzarella risotto and campanelle bolognese. Despite backing from the team behind Emmitt’s at Fashion Show Mall, the restaurant shuttered in April — less than one year after its debut. The closure caught some diners off guard, as online reservations remained active even after the restaurant had closed, prompting confused guests to find the doors locked upon arrival.
EDO Tapas & Wine, an acclaimed Chinatown tasting-menu spot, announced it will close after seven acclaimed years. Known for playful and creative plates — bluefin tuna tarts, patatas bravas, caviar-filled eggshells — it earned a devoted following for its intimate 35-seat format and inventive prix-fixe menus. The closure makes way for the team’s new restaurant, Braseria, opening this fall at the Collective near the Las Vegas Convention Center. The upcoming French-Catalan brasserie promises a roomier space, shared plates, tableside service, dramatic décor, and a 1,000-bottle wine cellar. EDO Tapas & Wine will close in September.
Edo Gastro Tapas & Wine
Spiedini Fiamma Italian Bistro
Spiedini Fiamma Italian Bistro brought a coastal Italian vibe to the Rampart Casino and JW Marriott, with flame elements, koi ponds, and a 1,400-square-foot wraparound patio. Led by chef Paula Smagacz, the menu offered refined takes on Italian staples — lobster ravioli, saffron mussels, and housemade pizzas from an open kitchen beneath a hand-painted mural. The space was rich in texture and color, with light marble counters, stacked stone accents, and blue velvet banquettes. Spiedini Fiamma closed in May to make way for newcomer Ai Pazzi.
After nearly a decade, Alain Ducasse’s French Riviera-inspired restaurant Rivea closed on the 64th floor of the W Las Vegas. The closure, first announced in May, ended more than 20 years of Ducasse-led dining in the rooftop space, which began with the Michelin-starred Mix when the building was still the Hotel. Rivea opened in 2015 following the rebrand to Delano, known for elegant French dishes and sweeping Strip views. While neighboring Skyfall Lounge remains open, MGM Resorts says a new restaurant in the Rivea space is in the works. Rivea served its final dinner on Sunday, June 22.
Electra Cocktail Club at the Venetian Resort temporarily closed on Sunday, June 29 to undergo a renovation that will include a new design, a reimagined cocktail menu, and a calendar of themed events.
The Wynn’s premier steakhouse, SW Steakhouse, is temporarily closed for interior updates until August 7.
CliQue Bar & Lounge, the stylish cocktail lounge at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, has temporarily closed its doors for a full remodel, scheduled to reopen in the fall.
The X Pot is offering a limited-time unlimited wagyu and live seafood hotpot experience starting at $119 per person before it temporarily closes for renovations in August.
