Luckley Tavern & Grill

Came for happy hour and was not disappointed Sat at the bar and had Great service! Our bartender/server was friendly, chatty attentive and the creator of the signature cocktail we ordered.Ordered the half dozen oysters and blood orange gin signature cocktail. All were a great light afternoon meal and cocktail. Great flavor and fresh ingredients.Very nice bar and additional seating. Tv at bar to watch sports. Very clean and upscale looking. Very chill and casual vibe

Luckley did everything well. I was staying in the RIO and visited twice and both the food and drinks were executed excellently. Both are a little overpriced imo but its a las vegas casino restaurant so par for the course I guess. The first day I had the waygu burger. Its not huge but a nice size for lunch. And comes with some fries. I would have liked some lettuce or tomatoes but thats just my preference. On my second visit. I ordered the half chicken. I initially thought it was way overpriced as chicken is rarely one of the most expensive things on the menu but the portion really is quite large and they cooked it to perfection!I appreciated the side of greens although they had too much salt. Overall its convenience and its high execution make Luckley an excellent choice if you're considering visiting.

Kale salad was really something - you must try! Keeps you guessing why it's so good. Miso cod had great texture too. Service also was superb. I will definitely go back

Strolled in here after some diligent gambling. Definitely better than bar food. We had the artichoke dip to begin. Really tasty with big chunks of artichoke and melty cheese. We shared a couple small plates. Mac and cheese appetizer and the Wagyu beef sliders. The Mac was so-so. A deep fried stick of m&c that could've been at any sports bar. The wagyu sliders were the star though. They came out medium and with a really nice grill crunch exterior. I'm guessing 75g or so for the precooked patties. The bar staff was well trained and with a decently stocked bar. Solid playlist spinning in the background and tons of 80's albums on the walls. Worth a revisit.

We were in Vegas celebrating a friends birthday and we made a reservation at Luckley before the Janet Jackson concert. We were sat quickly after checking in and got some drinks, a vodka soda with two limes for me. The rest of the table had beers. My husband and I ordered the prime rib dinner, $48 for a three course meal. The Caesar salads arrived and the portion was large with some pretty tasty croutons. The salad itself was well dressed and I ate the entire thing. The prime rib was cooked medium, as I had ordered with the smoothest of smooth mashed potatoes. The gravy was flavorful and horseradish a great complement to the meat. The prime rib was tender and flavorful but the star of the show was the banana pudding dessert. It was the favorite of the table, so delicious! The other dishes were the roasted chicken, meatballs and kale salad. The broccolini was the most flavorful of the roasted chicken entree, chicken and potatoes ok not earth shattering! The kale salad and meatballs were also a good combo!

The original restaurant that used to occupy this space was one of our favorite places to eat at the Rio. The best prime rib, fish & chips, and chili with cornbread, but it's gone. So we saw they had a happy hour so we decided to check it out during our stay. The space is still nice and big. And with it being open to the casino surprisingly you don't smell smoke while dining.The new concept is nice with the music playing and album art all over the walls. The staff, hostess and our waitress, were wonderful. They have an absolutely beautiful bar when you walk in. The happy hour prices are really great. The drinks and food were sooooo delicious. There isn't anything i would change about our dining experience. We will be back.

I came here for dinner at the bar. The hostess was very friendly. Overall the service was pretty quick, but I did have to remind the server about a drink I had ordered. I had the shrimp tacos and artichoke dip and both were good.

We hit happy hour twice during our stay after enjoying the first. The oysters were plump and well presented and the habanero mignonette sauce was delicious. We tried most of the menu items: warm artichoke dip, loaded fries, meatball parm and French dip. The loaded fries were a unique combination that worked! The artichoke dip was also really satisfying. The two sandwiches were nothing noteworthy but were solid. I tried their Barbary Fig signature cocktail per the server's reco (vodka, lemon, prickly pear and coconut) and loved it. Their service and staff service is really impeccable and gracious. Even during a busy happy hour we felt well taken care of. The decor of the place is awesome if you're a music fan like I am. Lots of cool records and framed concert posters and flyers adorn the walls including a healthy dose of punk and proto punk. I had to walk around afterwards to check out all the walls.Overall highly enjoyable!

Cool tavern and grill that is new to the Rio.Music records all around, loud music and tons of adult beverages.A good spot if you don't want to leave the hotel.Reasonably priced food and excellent service. I'll be back soon.

Love this place! Shrimp tacos and artichoke dip were delicious. As was the waygu burger! Guava cocktail and margarita also amazing!