AMARI Italian Kitchen and Wine Shop

AMARI Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop in Las Vegas

AMARI Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop is a neighborhood Italian-American restaurant at 6825 Tom Rodriguez St., Suite 100, within the UnCommons development in southwest Las Vegas. The restaurant serves pasta, pizza, salads, Italian-inspired entrées, lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch, cocktails, wine, takeout, delivery, and group dining.

AMARI also incorporates an Italian market and wine-shop component. Guests may purchase selected bottles and restaurant-quality prepared items to take home, subject to current inventory and alcohol-sales rules.

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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Hours, menus, happy hour, brunch, wine inventory, reservations, delivery, and group-dining procedures can change.

Hours | Italian Menu | Wine Shop and Bar | Sunday Brunch | Group Dining | Reservations and Ordering | Parking and Arrival | Accessibility | Dining Tips | FAQ

AMARI Hours

• Lunch: Daily from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
• Happy hour: Daily from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Dinner Sunday through Thursday: 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
• Dinner Friday and Saturday: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Sunday brunch: 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Holiday service, private events, seasonal schedules, and kitchen changes may affect these hours. The restaurant’s current menu pages also describe all-day kitchen, takeout, and delivery service beginning at noon.

Italian-American Food, Pasta, and Pizza

AMARI describes its cooking as traditional but refined “red sauce Italian.” Current menus feature pasta, pizza, salads, focaccia, seafood, meat dishes, vegetable preparations, and desserts.

The kitchen changes dishes according to seasonal availability. Guests should use the current official menu rather than relying on an older list of specific pastas, pizzas, entrées, or prices.

Some menu items may contain raw or undercooked meat, seafood, shellfish, or eggs. Guests with food allergies, dietary restrictions, or ingredient concerns should speak with the restaurant before ordering because a menu description does not guarantee protection from cross-contact.

Wine Shop, Cocktails, and Happy Hour

The restaurant combines its dining room and bar with an Italian market and wine shop. Guests may select from the current beverage program and purchase eligible bottles to take home.

The official schedule currently lists happy hour every day from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Food selections, cocktails, wines, eligibility, seating areas, and prices may change.

Alcohol may be purchased only by guests age 21 or older with valid identification. The restaurant itself is not restricted to adults because it also serves lunch, dinner, brunch, and family dining.

Sunday Brunch

AMARI currently serves brunch on Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The menu may include breakfast dishes, pasta, pizza, salads, entrées, pastries, and brunch cocktails.

Holiday brunches and special menus are temporary programs. Guests should confirm the current menu, reservation availability, and service format before planning around a specific date.

Group Dining and Large Parties

AMARI accepts event and large-party inquiries for groups of 14 or more. The restaurant asks parties of that size to select a menu in advance.

Group dining may be suitable for business meals, birthdays, rehearsal dinners, holiday gatherings, social events, and other approved occasions.

The official group-dining page does not publish one permanent maximum capacity. Attendance, seating, menu selection, timing, food and beverage minimums, deposits, cancellation terms, accessibility routes, and any exclusive-use arrangements must be confirmed through the restaurant’s event inquiry.

Reservations, Takeout, and Delivery

Guests may request dining reservations through AMARI’s official website. Walk-in seating depends on current availability, and reservations are especially useful for weekend meals, Sunday brunch, and larger parties.

Takeout and delivery are offered daily beginning at noon. Individual dishes may be excluded from off-premises ordering because of seasonal availability, preparation requirements, or menu changes.

AMARI is a cashless restaurant. Guests should bring an accepted card or supported digital payment method.

Parking and Arrival at UnCommons

AMARI is inside UnCommons near the southeast corner of the 215 Beltway and Durango Drive. Visitors should use the restaurant’s Tom Rodriguez Street address rather than the general UnCommons mailing address when requesting directions.

UnCommons has three parking garages labeled PS1, PS2, and PS3, along with limited short-term street parking. The development currently provides complimentary garage parking for the first two hours.

Parking charges may apply after the complimentary period. Drivers should review current signs and keep accessible spaces, charging stations, fire lanes, drop-off points, and pedestrian routes clear.

Accessibility

UnCommons identifies accessible parking near main garage entrances, clear drop-off points, wide pedestrian paths, and well-lit campus routes.

AMARI’s official website does not publish a complete restaurant-specific accessibility inventory covering entrance doors, table heights, bar seating, restrooms, patio furniture, or event layouts.

Guests who need a step-free route, wheelchair-accessible table, lower service position, suitable restroom access, service-animal guidance, or another accommodation should contact AMARI before visiting or arranging group dining.

Dining Tips

• Check the current meal period before visiting.
• Reserve ahead for Sunday brunch, weekends, or larger groups.
• Bring a card or digital payment method because AMARI is cashless.
• Review the current menu instead of relying on older dishes or prices.
• Confirm wine-shop inventory before visiting for a specific bottle.
• Submit a group-dining inquiry for parties of 14 or more.
• Track the garage parking time if staying longer than two hours.
• Contact the restaurant before visiting for an accessibility or dietary need.

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