Prince Restaurant

Reviews

• Chris D.

  star star star star star 19 July 2026

  One of the best kept secrets in Vegas, this Serbian restaurant is just awesome.
  
  Unique dishes, authentic food, and decent atmosphere.

• Andrew C.

  star star star star star_border 11 July 2026

  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.

• Sara Z.

  star star star star star 8 July 2026

  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. :)

• Asko B.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 7 July 2026

  What an experience lol. This is not a restaurant but a Balkan dive bar with some typical Balkans drinking and smoking at the bar. Behaving like there is no one around them.
  Ćevapi were okay and since it's not customer oriented place I wouldnt recommend it to anyone.

• David W.

  star star star star star 2 July 2026

  Phenomenal food! Great staff, and very friendly. A hidden gem that we'll be visiting again for sure!
  
  Order the Prince plate! A sampling of so many great dishes. It won't disappoint. Come hungry!