Prince Restaurant

Great Serbian/balkan food and nice service. Authentic atmosphere and staff was very warm and welcoming. We really enjoyed ourselves.

I've never had Serbian food and we got the cevapi. It was some of the best food I've ever had. Even the beer was delicious and I'm not a beer drinker. The service was great. This is such a delicious little hole in the wall id definitely go again.

For the start this place was disappointing. Food was microwaved (gross), service was horrible, the cook smokes while he "prepares" the food. It's so nasty yuck! My friends and I couldn't even finish our food because we were grossed out. Not to mention there was a hair in my friend's food.

This may be the very first review where I do not have any photos to post with the review. Why you might ask? Well I think we are the good so fast that I didn't even get a chance to take pictures !! The restaurant is small and cozy and very much the typical Balkan bar/restaurant. I think another review said it made them feel at home and I could not agree more. I have travelled to that part of the world many times and this is very much the atmosphere of back home. The "ćevapi" are without question a must have and are delicious. They come with kajmak which is very authentic. "Burek" is another home favorite and something you must try. We stumbled upon the is place randomly but now will be a must every time we are in Vegas.

The service was reasonable enough, no complaints! Ambiance was of course fun I liked the foreign music and the overall look of the place was fine. The food though? Let me tell ya that had got to be some of the best stuff I've gotten to eat upon a first try type of thing. Up until then I had no experience with Balkan foods at all but when I finally got to try it? It was amazing, I loved every single thing I ate here. I definitely would love to come back. Oh and to put into more perspective? I dislike beef for the most part, but the ćevapi here has easily become my favorite beef thing ever especially with their super good bread OH MY GOD THE BREAD WAS GOOD.

Was finally able to come here to try after my friend had came into town for the week. I had asked another Serbian friend if there was any restaurants in Vegas that served Serbian food before (was curious) and she recommended this place. I wanted to take this friend here last time but he had to shorten his trip unexpectedly. We finally was able to come here for lunch one day and was pleasantly surprised. Located on the east end of the 7-11 building off Rainbow, facing Flamingo, it is a tiny restaurant that apparently is pretty popular among the Serbians/Europeans. My friend went full Serbian the second he walked in and was speaking in the native language. My other friend and I were speechless. LOL The decor is very plain. Bar in the back. Large speakers and lights on the ceiling like there is some karaoke or events at night. Small tables and some booths. Almost like a hole in a wall place. We were told to sit anywhere we'd like. The waiter/manager/owner/whoever he is was nice and brought us menus. Apparently they like serving bottled water as water in Serbia is never drank from tap. Another meal being out of my element and being clueless, I asked my friend for suggestions. According to him, a fail-safe item to order is the "Cevapi" (beef links) made with ground veal and beef, served with special homemade bread, raw onions, and butter/cream cheese spread. He himself ordered this while another friend ordered the "Burek pita". I ordered the "Banjalucki sis cevap", which is similar to the "Cevapi" but from a different area of Serbia. The "Cevapi" and "Banjalucki sis cevap" looked pretty similar. Cevapi's beef links were smaller and had more, but the "Banjalucki sis cevap" beep links were huge. If anything, i fet like i needed more bread. Lol ! The "burek pita" uses a thin flaky dough similar to phyllo dough wrapped around some meat. Typically served with a Serbian yogurt but not available here so it's served with a yogurt/buttermilk. The "banjalucki sis cevap" was delicious. The fried bread was soft and crispy. The raw onions adds a nice crunch to it. The butter/cream cheese spread adds a nice creaminess to it all too. My friend ate his "cevapi" in his hands like a sandwich. I decided to use fork and knife, because he said there was no wrong way to eat it. LOL. Overall, yummy first experience with Serbian food. Will keep this place in mind from now on. Oh ! my friend also ordered a popular "coke" drink called a "Cockta" with "the finest herbal extracts". Its like a mix of like coke with a cream soda aftertaste.

Every time we come to Las Vegas we always end here before driving home and it's always amazing. We always come with a fun group and the waiters always just make it that much more fun. Being able to find Balkan food this good is always a win. Recommend the following: 1. Riblja Corba (Fish Stew - trust me, it's great!)2. Mjesano Meso (Meat Plate w/ fries)3. Palacinke (Crepes with Nutella)can't wait to go back! if i lived closer i'd be ordering it once a week easy, also very fair prices for the food! in LA they definitely price gouge for Balkan food and not at the quality that is served here.

Hrana je odlična, malo smo se precenile u porudžbini za dvoje ali ne marimo jer smo ostatak pojele sutra-dan. Pokušale smo da naručimo prekon app Uber Eats, potom Grubhub i doordash ali neuspešno i na kraju smo uspele preko postmates app. Stigla je baš sveža klopa! Hvala ekipa, preukusno je bilo. Jedino što su nam zaboravili staviti su ajvar i pribor za jelo. :)

Excellent ethnic food. Great service. Very friendly cosy environment. Excellent value for your money.

Overated by previous reviews.I was exited to eat there. Ambient is not appealing and needs slight update.Most important, food was cold ( bean soup - pasulj),Mixed plate was also cold and undone. Sopska salad was prepared with 85% cucumber, tomato was almost not existing.Looks like good local spot for people from Balkans.Next time I visit Vegas, I won't spend time and money in this place.