

Nestled in Las Vegas’ bustling Fremont East neighborhood, the 3,500-square-foot restaurant and bar team with robust flavors and reverberates with sound. Curated by Executive Chefs Daniel Arias and Isidro Marquez-Castillo, La Mona Rosa’s menu is a diverse taste of Mexico in which each recipe is inspired by the chefs’ travels, refined by creative technique and created with seasonal ingredients. Dishes are complemented by handcrafted cocktails and margaritas featuring an array of mezcal, tequila, rums and whiskey sourced from Mexico.
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First, the service is okay. Mostly attentive but I had to request a few too many things that should’ve been addressed, and mostly are at other restaurants.
We ordered the guacamole with chips as an appetizer, and that was some amazing guac. Super fresh. Really enjoyed that.
I ordered the beef birria tacos and they really fell flat as far as flavor goes. Ingredients seemed very fresh just there was really no flavor. The side of rice and beans were on point. Very good.
The table we were sat at was extremely wobbly (see video). It wasn’t until the end of our meal that I saw what was supposed to be stabilizing the table, a Mickey Mouse vinyl tag.
The restaurant as a whole is very clean and presents well. The small things I didn’t like wouldn’t keep me from returning. We’ll be back I’m sure.
Had a lovely morning! Thank you
I bet it’s also awesome after dark, they’ve got a huge mirrorball on the ceiling, and a gold mirrored-monkey spinning right below it. I can hear happy, Hoppy-poppy Latin Urban Reggaeton music rocking the house
Now – the Food? IT’S CRAZY AMAZING!
We started with the yellowfin ceviche. This dish was served in a huge bowl with a plate of homemade fried tortilla chips – BEST CEVICHE I HAVE EVER HAD, and Jim agrees (we ate it before I thought of taking a picture )!
Main course is Chilaquiles Verde and chicken for me and Mollete for Jim. John had juevos rancheros, Shawna had birria, and Jax had a chicken quesadilla.
To say everyone loved their food is a complete understatement- Jim wanted to go into the kitchen and hug everyone, and pledged his loyalty to never eat at any other Mexican restaurant ever again.
Our heartfelt kudos to the staff and kitchen of La Mona Rosa, our experience with you all today was a most pleasant and rewarding one.
Lunch here was a such a great choice! Thank you to my SIL, Shawna Brodie, for spotting this place (just off Fremont Street on 6th in Downtown Las Vegas).
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Y’all *STOP HERE* if you’re ever on Fremont Street!!!!
Some of the dishes ordered were enchiladas suizas, poblano taco, enchiladas de mole, pozole and green chilaquiles & french toast. I had the green chilaquiles added steak and the added price for steak was $15 on top of $19 for the dish. $34 for that dish. If you added chicken it was $6 huge price difference.
We had bottomless mimosas and since we where a big group and just about all of us had bottomless she brought us 3 pitchers at a time. Our server was Lucy and she was phenomenal!
I was blown away by the overall experience and chance to say hello to Chef Isidro.
Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys Mexican fine-dining.
FYI: it’s a 2min walk from Fremont Experience.