
La Neta, derived from the Mexican street slang for The Truth, is a modern approach on Mexican fare. The Truth is, everything you experience is unique, #UnapologeticallyUnique in fact. From our design to our food and beverage offerings, we remove you from your reality and immerse you in ours.
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Address: 1770 Festival Plaza Dr Suite 200, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone: (702) 329-9549
Website: https://lanetacocina.com/
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Honestly my server made my whole experience here amazing! I loved how nice and attentive Ajahnae (my server) was! Super sweet super cool! She even brought me a surprise dessert for my birthday! My husband and I came here for brunch and we got the bottomless margaritas they were hitting not your cheap margs like Applebees lol
Their food is actually really good here too. The churros bomb! I also loved that they’re lgbtq friendly, kid friendly, and their music playlist was on point!!
The atmosphere is outstanding and feels designed for creating special memories. There’s also a stylish lounge area with a chic, relaxed vibe that adds to the experience.
We started with the empanadas. There were only two, but they were rich, cheesy, and paired with an excellent sauce—absolutely worth it.
I ordered the chicken enchiladas and was impressed by the depth of the green chile sauce. The beans were equally flavorful. She had the fajitas and really enjoyed the seasoning and tenderness of the meat.
One note on drinks: stick to the cocktail menu. I ordered an Old Fashioned that tasted underbalanced—light on whiskey and missing the bitters and sugar. Instead, I switched to an on-menu drink with spiced rum, horchata, and a cinnamon-topped foam, which was fantastic. She had an espresso martini and enjoyed it as well.
We’ll definitely be returning.
I had the baja fish tacos. The tacos had a corn shell that was crisped with a coating of melted/crisped parmesan that gave the taco a delicious flavor. I liked it a lot. I liked the purple cabbage vs lettuce as well. The order came with two tacos and rice and beans. The rice was ordinary but the beans were great. It was $24.
The other menu items were in the same range and $16 margaritas.
Although, it was a nice atmosphere, I usually go for the food, and for that I’d consider it a bit pricey for Mexican food when I’m just looking for chips and salsa. Their salsa was good but I like mine spicier so the server brought a bit of habanero which I mixed with the salsa.
Their individual components of food, service, and atmosphere was great, but their short menu and price felt like a mismatch in the overall offering. I probably wouldn’t go back again but I’m glad I tried.
And I knew from the restaurants bar; that it was gonna be a great day! The bartender did her thing, not only did she kill it on the drinks, but she was solo dolo working the entire room. I forget her name but she was extremely sweet, talented, patient, & hardworking
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Huge shoutout to our server, Louis, who made the whole experience even better. He was so attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed.
It was Sunday Brunch only a few guest. For as empty as the place was, it took a while to get simple things like water, the waiters seemed to avoid interactions with their guest, our extra napkin never arrived, the chocolate cake was dry, the “gender neutral” bathroom was odd to have both men and woman in the same bathroom at the same time considering they had families come in.