Birria, Margaritas & a Vegas Hidden Gem | Letty’s

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Published Sep 30, 2026

We stopped by Letty’s de Leticia’s Cocina in the Las Vegas Arts District for lunch, and this place ended up being such a fun find.

Located at 807 S. Main Street, Letty’s sits inside a charming little building with decades of Mexican restaurant history behind it. It fits perfectly into the Arts District with a colorful interior, beautiful patio, and that smaller, local Vegas atmosphere that feels completely different from the Strip.

Our server was fantastic and helped steer us toward some seriously good choices. We tried the crispy chicharrones, birria wontons, quesa birria tacos, and the Chilango Burro. The birria was rich and flavorful, the chicharrones had an awesome crunch, and that crispy Chilango Burro was one of the highlights of lunch.

We also had a couple margaritas that were strong, balanced, and thankfully not overly sweet.

One of the coolest parts for me was realizing that I had eaten at Chef Leticia’s northwest Las Vegas restaurant years ago and never connected it with Letty’s downtown.

In this episode of Sajor Eats Vegas, we’re checking out the food, history, atmosphere, patio, and surrounding Arts District to see if Letty’s deserves a spot on your Vegas food list.

???? Letty’s de Leticia’s Cocina
807 S. Main Street
Las Vegas, NV 89101

Have you been to Letty’s? Tell me what I should order next time.

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