Vic’s
Italian-American Dining and Nightly Live Jazz in Symphony Park
Vic’s is an Italian-American restaurant, intimate jazz venue, gaming bar, sports lounge, and private-event space in Symphony Park. The main dining room places restaurant tables close to a permanent stage used by national artists, Las Vegas musicians, and student jazz ensembles.
The venue is directly across from The Smith Center and DISCOVERY Children’s Museum. Guests may visit for lunch, dinner, cocktails, live music, sports viewing, gaming, a private gathering, or pre- and post-performance dining.
Live music is presented nightly, but performers, showtimes, reservation policies, table minimums, and seating arrangements vary. Visitors should review the listing for the selected date rather than assume every performance uses identical admission terms.
Last reviewed: July 24, 2026. Hours, menus, performers, reservations, seating policies, minimum purchases, parking validation, private events, gaming, and operating procedures can change. Confirm current information before visiting.
Quick Facts | Dining Room and Stage | Live Jazz | Reservations | Dining | Bar and Lounge | Parking | Accessibility | Private Events | Visitor Tips | FAQ
Quick Facts
Official Name:
Vic’s
Address:
355 Promenade Pl., Las Vegas, NV 89106
Phone:
(725) 755-5299
Venue Type:
Italian-American restaurant, jazz club, supper-club-style dining room, gaming bar, sports lounge, and private-event venue
Location:
Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas, across from The Smith Center and DISCOVERY Children’s Museum
Live Entertainment:
Nightly jazz featuring local musicians, visiting artists, and Las Vegas Academy ensembles
Lunch Hours:
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Dinner Hours:
4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Bar, Lounge, and Gaming Hours:
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Reservations:
Recommended for dining and live-music seating
Parking:
Paid public parking is available in the nearby Promenade Garage. Vic’s currently offers discounted parking with validation.
Age Guidance:
Families may use the dining and lounge areas. The gaming bar is restricted to guests age 21 and older.
Dress Guidance:
No strict dress code is published. Business-casual clothing is recommended for dining, while the bar allows more relaxed attire.
Dining Room and Jazz Stage
The main room combines restaurant service with an intimate jazz-club layout. Dining tables and upholstered seating face a permanent stage equipped for piano, bass, drums, vocals, and small ensembles.
The room is designed for close views of the performers rather than arena-style seating. Table placement, sightlines, stage equipment, and the number of guests may change for featured artists, private events, broadcasts, and special dining programs.
A reservation identifies a dining time and table request, but it does not guarantee one exact table unless the confirmation states otherwise. Guests with a preferred location should contact the restaurant before arriving.
Live Jazz and Featured Performances
Vic’s presents live jazz nightly. Scheduled performers may include local musicians, touring artists, vocalists, quartets, larger ensembles, and Las Vegas Academy jazz groups.
On evenings without a scheduled featured artist, Las Vegas Academy musicians may perform during dinner hours. The artist calendar changes regularly, so the permanent venue page should not list one fixed weekly roster.
Most performances do not use a separate traditional concert ticket. However, a reservation may be required, and selected artist engagements may use minimum food-and-beverage spending requirements, timed seatings, dinner packages, or another event-specific policy.
Guests should review the official artist listing for the exact showtimes, reservation terms, minimums, seating duration, age guidance, and cancellation policy.
Reservations, Seating, and Arrival
Reservations are recommended for dinner and live-music seating. Walk-ins may be accepted when tables are available, but popular artist dates and evenings tied to nearby Smith Center performances can fill quickly.
Use the date and time shown in the reservation confirmation. Featured performers may offer more than one seating or performance in the same evening.
Arrive early enough to park, request validation, check in, review the seating policy, order food and drinks, and reach the table before the scheduled performance.
Groups should reserve together or contact Vic’s directly. Separate reservations may not be seated at one table or in adjacent locations.
Lunch, Dinner, and Dietary Needs
Vic’s serves Italian-inspired dishes and American favorites during lunch and dinner. The menu includes starters, salads, flatbreads, pasta, meat and seafood entrées, desserts, coffee, children’s selections, and bar food.
Menu items, prices, ingredients, seasonal dishes, happy-hour selections, holiday offerings, and late-night service can change. Review the current menu rather than relying on an older list of dishes.
The restaurant identifies vegan and gluten-free choices and asks guests to inform the server about allergies. Anyone with a serious allergy or dietary requirement should contact the restaurant before visiting because kitchen practices and substitutions can change.
Outdoor dining may be available. Patio access, weather conditions, entertainment audibility, and table availability vary.
Gaming Bar and Sports Lounge
Vic’s includes a separate gaming bar with video gaming machines, televisions, food, cocktails, wine, beer, and views toward the main-room stage. Bar seating does not require a restaurant reservation when space is available.
The adjacent lounge offers televisions, fireplaces, seating areas, food and beverage service, and a more casual setting for watching sports or meeting friends.
The gaming bar is limited to guests age 21 and older. Identification, gaming regulations, alcohol service, promotions, player rewards, and machine availability are controlled separately from restaurant seating.
Vic’s is smoke-free indoors. Smoking is permitted only in designated outdoor areas identified by the venue.
Parking and Transportation
Public parking is available in the Promenade Garage just north of Vic’s and across from DISCOVERY Children’s Museum. Vic’s currently offers a parking discount when the garage ticket is validated.
The garage is paid public parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
Validation percentages, garage rates, payment methods, operating hours, event restrictions, and space availability can change. Bring the parking ticket into the restaurant and ask staff about the current validation procedure.
Vic’s is also accessible by taxi, rideshare, public transportation, or on foot from nearby Symphony Park destinations. Pickup locations and road access may change during major events at The Smith Center or elsewhere downtown.
Accessibility and Guest Assistance
The restaurant uses ground-floor public areas with table seating, walkways, restrooms, and nearby garage access. The most convenient route may depend on the guest’s parking location and selected room.
Guests who need wheelchair space, a transfer-friendly table, step-free access, a particular sightline, service-animal accommodation, or another arrangement should contact Vic’s before making a reservation.
Table layouts can change for performers and private events. Advance notice helps staff preserve accessible paths and appropriate seating.
Do not block aisles, stage approaches, doorways, wheelchair spaces, or service routes when moving between the dining room, bar, lounge, patios, and restrooms.
Private Dining and Group Events
Vic’s accepts inquiries for receptions, birthdays, corporate gatherings, dinners, celebrations, and other private events.
The official private-event information identifies a main dining room for up to 90 guests, a private dining room for 14, and a lounge with seating for 32 and room for up to 50 depending on the setup.
Private-event arrangements may include food, drinks, room setup, entertainment, audiovisual needs, service staff, deposits, minimum purchases, and partial or complete space use. Organizers should obtain a written proposal before promoting an event.
A private booking may alter normal dining reservations, live-music seating, lounge access, or public operating hours.
Tips Before You Visit
Reserve for the selected date.
Artist nights and nearby Smith Center performances can increase demand.
Read the artist seating policy.
Some performances use minimum spending requirements, timed seatings, or other event-specific terms.
Bring the garage ticket inside.
Ask the staff about the current Promenade Garage validation procedure.
Allow time for dinner service.
Arrive before the music begins when planning a full meal.
Choose the correct area.
The main jazz room, gaming bar, sports lounge, private dining room, and patios provide different experiences.
Request seating assistance early.
Table layouts and sightlines may change for individual performers and private events.
Confirm age requirements.
Families may dine at Vic’s, but the gaming bar is restricted to guests age 21 and older.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Vic’s present live jazz every night?
A: Yes. The venue advertises nightly jazz. Featured artists and Las Vegas Academy ensembles rotate, so performers and showtimes change by date.
Q: Is a separate concert ticket required?
A: Most performances are offered through a dining reservation rather than a traditional ticket. Some artist dates use minimum spending, timed seating, or another reservation condition.
Q: Is a dinner purchase required to hear the music?
A: Requirements vary. Guests may reserve a dining table or use the bar when space is available, but selected performances may impose minimum food-and-beverage spending.
Q: Are children allowed at Vic’s?
A: Yes. Families may use the dining and lounge areas, and a children’s menu is available. The gaming bar is restricted to guests age 21 and older.
Q: Does Vic’s have a dress code?
A: No strict dress code is published. Business casual is recommended for dining, while more relaxed clothing is acceptable in the bar.
Q: Where should guests park?
A: The Promenade Garage is just north of Vic’s. It is paid public parking, and Vic’s currently provides discounted parking with validation.
Q: Is Vic’s part of The Smith Center?
A: No. Vic’s is a separate restaurant and jazz venue across from The Smith Center in the Symphony Park district.
Q: Can Vic’s host a private event?
A: Yes. The venue accepts inquiries for private dining, receptions, birthdays, corporate events, lounge gatherings, and other celebrations.
Related Vegas4Locals Resources
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts
Symphony Park
Las Vegas Parking Fees Guide
