

Inspired by the taverns of Greece, Naxos Taverna at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa is a story of exemplary culinary experience, purity of flavors, and gracious hospitality that captures the spirit of its namesake, Naxos. An island in the southeast of Greece in the Aegean sea Naxos was heralded in ancient times as the isle of Dionysus, the god of wine and celebration. An Elevated traditional style Taverna, featuring contemporary Greek fare from Chef Mark Andelbradt, Naxos Taverna serves approachable Mediterranean seafood-focused cuisine cooked from the soul.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11011 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone: (702) 516-8888
Website: https://www.naxosredrock.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.comopentable.com
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Reviews
The brunch menu? A dream. From fluffy pancakes to perfectly cooked eggs, fresh fruit, and indulgent sides — it’s the kind of meal you’ll be thinking about all week.
Came today Valentine’s Day for lunch. 2 servers and service was AWFUL. tried to order the $40 lunch they have with lavraki and they’re not allowing it because the filets are too large? So we ended up spending $91 on 2 lbs of lavraki.
Service is horrible. Menu absolutely sucks and pricing is even worse! Charging extra because we are using a credit card? Obnoxious for the level of serve and food.
The Horta for example had burnt garlic and was not even flavored correctly. How do you say you’re Greek and not even put lemon on Horta??? Charging extra for tatziki with the egg plant chips is diabolical when you don’t even give enough to dip AND you put it at the bottom so everything gets soggy?????
This will be the last time I am here. For this price I’ll go to Milos every single time.
A part from the food the front greeters act like they have to call the owner to sit anyone without reservations??? The place is dead? Zero people. What the absolute hell.
I have so many suggestions on how to turn this place around, please let me help you.
Our waitress was pleasant and attentive, but it took a solid five minutes just to explain the menu. Any restaurant that requires that much interpretation should seriously reconsider how the menu is presented. The food itself was fine, but nothing memorable and certainly not worth the price point. The pistachio bar dessert was the low point. It arrived rock hard, completely frozen. We were given a steak knife to try to cut it, which did not work. It took about 15 minutes to thaw enough to eat.
Overall, the experience did not live up to the hype or the pricing. Between the poor seating experience, unhelpful hostess, overcomplicated menu, and mediocre food, I would give Naxos a 2 out of 5.