Ada’s will be moving in December to The Arts District, where it will be known simply as Ada’s. “Friendsgiving” will run from 4-8 p.m., and the cost is $75.
It’s last call for Ada’s Food + Wine at 410 S. Rampart Blvd. in Tivoli Village. Ada’s is raising a glass to friendship, laughter and all the memories made before its move to The Arts District in Downtown Las Vegas.
Ada’s Food + Wine invites guests to its final-fete “Friendsgiving” on Wednesday, Nov. 26. The freeform celebration will include wine offerings, chef’s choice share plates and all kinds of merriment.
Ada’s will be moving in December to The Arts District, where it will be known simply as Ada’s. “Friendsgiving” will run from 4-8 p.m., and the cost is $75 for endless wine and bites (a la carte menu).
From James Beard Finalist Chef James Trees and LEV Group, Ada’s presents shareable social and global dishes by Chef de Cuisine Jackson Stamper (formerly of Employees Only in New York) in collaboration with Chef Trees.
Mediterranean and Asian flavors sit side by side at Ada’s with clean proteins and a solid smash burger. Seats are limited for “Friendsgiving,” and reservations may be made HERE.
Chosen by Advanced Sommelier Kat “Wine Goddess” Thomas for their intrigue, value and delight, the global wine list includes whites, roses and reds categorized by “zesty, bright & aromatic” or “bold, spicy & rich” rather than region or grape.
Ada’s has received myriad accolades, including most recently the Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator and Most Original Wine List winner from World’s Best Wine Lists (twice in a row!).
Additionally, Ada’s received recognition from Wine Enthusiast as one of the Top 50 wine restaurants in the U.S. and as among the Top 100 Restaurants in Las Vegas as chosen by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
