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Meráki Greek Grill Opens Sixth Las Vegas Location in The Arts District in DTLV

Meráki Greek Grill Opens Sixth Las Vegas Location in The Arts District in DTLV

“We’re excited to open our doors in The Arts District and become part of such a vibrant and creative community,” said Founder and CEO Jerry Goumroian.

Meráki Greek Grill, the award-winning fast-casual Mediterranean concept known for its fresh Greek cuisine and warm hospitality, has opened its sixth Las Vegas location in the heart of The Arts District in Downtown Las Vegas.

Located at 1551 S. Commerce St., the 3,300-square-foot restaurant seats 85 guests and features Meráki’s signature bright and welcoming atmosphere inspired by Greece. The Arts District opening marks the brand’s sixth Las Vegas location, with a seventh restaurant set to open on St. Rose Parkway in Henderson in July.

Founded by Jerry Goumroian, Meráki Greek Grill has become a fast-growing Southwest restaurant brand, earning recognition in the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Best of Las Vegas and Yelp’s Top 100 Restaurants in America.

“We’re excited to open our doors in The Arts District and become part of such a vibrant and creative community,” said CEO Goumroian. “Opening our sixth Las Vegas location is an exciting milestone, and we’re grateful for the continued support from the community.”

Meráki Greek Grill’s mezze plate. | Joe Janet

Guests can enjoy Meráki’s bowls, gyros, spreads, avgolemono soup, kalamakia (traditional Greek skewers), salads, wraps and sandwiches inspired by the flavors and traditions of Greece and featuring fresh herbs, citrus, olive oil and seasonings.

Fan favorites such as the Gyro Meráki are served alongside kalamakia, traditional Greek skewers of marinated meats flame-grilled and finished with lemon, olive oil and oregano and one of Greece’s most beloved street food traditions.

The restaurant also features several newer menu offerings, including Taverna Cheese, fried and served with hot honey; Greektown Donuts served with Nutella; and Meráki Frozen Greek Yogurt available in baklava with honey, olive oil with sea salt, chocolate sauce with chocolate flakes and Biscoff cookie with caramel.

The name “Meráki” embodies the Greek tradition of putting love, passion and soul into everything you do – a philosophy that shapes every dish, every interaction and every guest experience.

The Arts District location is open Sundays-Thursdays from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Free street parking is available from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. More: Meráki Greek Grill | Instagram | Facebook

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