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Holsteins Shakes & Buns Brings Bold Burgers & Boozy Bliss to Downtown Las Vegas Arts District

Holsteins Shakes & Buns Brings Bold Burgers & Boozy Bliss to Downtown Las Vegas Arts District

There’s a new buzz in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District, and it smells like sizzling wagyu, fresh brioche, and maybe a hint of whiskey-laced milkshake.

The legendary Holsteins Shakes & Buns Downtown in Las Vegas Arts District has officially opened its doors, and locals are already lining up for the return of those over-the-top burgers and famous Bam-Boozled Shakes.

After 15 years as a Strip favorite at The Cosmopolitan, Holsteins has traded casino marble for downtown murals — and the energy couldn’t be more electric.

“Opening in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas feels like the natural next chapter for us,”

founder Billy Richardson

“Our fans on the Las Vegas Strip have shown us so much love, and we’re here to serve up serious flavor and make everyone feel like a regular—whether you’re a local, a lifer, or just passing through.”

It’s a homecoming rooted in family legacy, local pride, and a city that knows how to reinvent itself — one burger at a time.

Where Art, Flavor, and Nostalgia Meet

The new Holsteins, located at 1216 S. Main St., captures the eclectic pulse of the neighborhood. The 2,800-square-foot space is a blend of old Vegas bones and new Vegas boldness: aged brick walls, wood trusses, and a turquoise glass-tiled bar that glows like a neon mirage.

It’s not pretentious; it’s polished. Think of it as the kind of place you’d hit after exploring the galleries nearby or before heading to a show at the Las Vegas Sphere. It’s an environment where conversation flows as easily as the craft beer.

A Menu Built for Flavor Junkies

At its core, Holsteins is still what it’s always been: unapologetically indulgent. The burgers are made with a proprietary prime beef blend, and every bun is baked in-house.

Signature standouts include:

  • The Forager Burger — wagyu, brisket, and mushroom patty with creamy steak sauce and tomato confit ($23).

  • The Crazy Bird — blackened chicken with bacon, chipotle ranch, and pepper jack ($19).

  • The Billionaire Burger — wagyu meets foie gras, with truffle paté and provolone ($38).

Each bite tastes like Las Vegas — rich, layered, and just a little dramatic.

Bam-Boozled and Loving It

Of course, the real showstoppers are the Bam-Boozled Shakes — Holsteins’ boozy dessert masterpieces that walk the line between drink and dessert.

The Donutella shakes up coffee liqueur, Nutella, and hazelnut praline, while the Thicker Than A Snicker is peanut butter whiskey heaven with caramel and crushed candy. Even the vegan-friendly Island Delight brings its A-game with pineapple sorbet, coconut flakes, and candied pineapple.

They’re fun, flashy, and a little over the top — in other words, very Vegas. And if you’re driving, you can still enjoy a nonalcoholic shake that’s just as photo-worthy.

Cocktails, Happy Hour & Weekend Indulgence

Holsteins’ bar doesn’t just pour — it performs. The Holsteins Hawaiian Necktie is a tropical daydream with rum and pineapple juice, while the Pickle Picasso boldly blends bourbon with a dash of pickle juice. If you needed an excuse to linger at the bar, this is it.

The Happy Hour runs Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m., with $5 drinks and small bites like buffalo chicken nachos and salmon poke tostadas. It’s a steal in a city known for markups and martinis.

Weekends bring brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring dishes that manage to be comforting and creative all at once. The breakfast poutine and s’mores French toast are early favorites — one savory, one sweet, both worth the calories.

Local Legend Reimagined

Holsteins isn’t just about great food — it’s about connection. By relocating to the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District, the restaurant is tapping into a scene defined by local craftsmanship, art, and authenticity. The beer list features homegrown brews from Able Baker, Crafthaus, and Tenaya Creek, giving guests a real taste of Las Vegas flavor.

It’s a vibe — the kind of place you could meet for a casual lunch, bring out-of-town friends for dinner, or wind down after gallery-hopping.

And let’s face it: a burger joint that doubles as an art piece? That’s peak Vegas cool.

Learn more or join the Holsteins VIP club for secret menus and exclusive perks at www.holsteinsburgers.com.


FAQ

Q: Where exactly is Holsteins located?
A: Holsteins Shakes & Buns is at 1216 S. Main St., right in the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District.

Q: What’s on the brunch menu?
A: Expect inventive plates like smoked salmon carpaccio, breakfast poutine, and s’mores French toast every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Q: Are there any vegan or nonalcoholic options?
A: Yes — the Island Delight shake is vegan, and nonalcoholic milkshakes come in classic flavors like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.

Flavor Future of Downtown

With its move to the Downtown Las Vegas Arts District, Holsteins Shakes & Buns proves that Las Vegas dining can be both iconic and innovative. It’s where comfort food meets craft, and where a burger becomes a canvas for creativity.

Whether you’re starting your night or ending it, Holsteins is ready to feed your appetite — and maybe your sense of adventure, too.

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