Casa de Raku

Tasty food, nice atmosphere, and great service. Would come back again.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Bruschetta

Very intimate venue. Small menu. Nothing fancy. Food is good. A bit pricey. Meat platter is not listed on menu but you can ask for it and it’s $35.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This is a very cool looking place, it is quite small so it creates an intimate dining experience. However if you are actually hungry for food, do not come here.If you just want to have some bar snacks / tapas and drink then this is it. It would cost and arm and a leg to actually get full here and the plates can only be shared between maybe 3 people?Creative menu but what I found more delicious were items that did not require any cooking (tomato, Iberico).The mussels were not bad, not outstanding either. Their “Iberico” katsu was quite delicious as well. But nothing too crazy tbh.The decor felt all over the place it was unique and also quite gaudy.What was possibly most memorable was the $5 charge for a few slices of bread.I came to visit from Los Angeles and this had the vibe, sorta but the food was not it. It was OK and part of that is due to its price.My wallet left empty and I left even hungrier.Left to get fried chicken shortly after.Perfect for date night or a corporate dinner where you don’t have to foot the bill. Not good if you are hungry.Would I come back again? It would not be my first option but if I find myself back I’ll just eat dinner before I go. ?

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Bruschetta, Prosciutto

The Sherry & guests!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This spot is really cool, I remember when it was raku sweets and really liking the bar set up. This new design only made the bar set up better with a beautiful wood slab with accent features built in. Our server recommended perfect wine to pair with my girlfriend’s entree and the Spanish beer they have on tap is solid. Great spot to start a fun night out, will come back

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Casa de Raku offers a delightful European tapas experience. The flavorful dishes, excellent wine selection, and friendly staff all contribute to a welcoming ambiance for a fantastic dining experience. Highly reccomended!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I was such a big fan of Sweets Raku, so I was excited to hear that they would be opening up a new concept in its place. This is hands down my new favorite hangout. The menu is reasonably priced for what you get and I DREAM about the Katsku.The servers are always friendly every time I go in there. They constantly have great recommendations on food or drinks to get and never steer me wrong. I will definitely be bringing my co-workers in for a quick bite and drinks after work!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I recently checked out Casa de Raku with a group of friends, and we were all very impressed with the experience. As regulars at Sweets Raku, we were interested to see what the new concept would be. The space has undergone a complete renovation and has been transformed into a traditional-looking Spanish tapas bar. The ambiance is great and makes for a fun spot to grab a couple of drinks and small bites with friends or even an intimate date night spot.The drink menu was definitely a highlight. We sipped on Tinto Verano cocktails, a Spanish drink I have yet to see in Las Vegas, as well as a few different wines. The glassware was beautiful, and who doesn't love a sophisticated wine glass.As far as food goes, the Imberico Katsu was a favorite across the board. It's a unique spin on a traditional Spanish dish, and I can't recommend it enough. Additional standouts were the croquetas and Basque-style cheesecake. Will definitely be going back for more soon!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

depressing downgrade from Sweets

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 5

Casa de Raku is a delightful discovery for anyone who cherishes European-style tapas. The exotic meats are tender and flavorful, a true testament to the chef's expertise. Each dish is a culinary masterpiece that tantalizes the taste buds.Their drink selection is commendable, with a variety of wines and cocktails that perfectly match the meals. And the desserts - they're a dream! Each one is a perfect blend of sweetness and sophistication.The ambiance of the place adds to the dining experience, creating a cozy yet elegant atmosphere. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, making great recommendations and ensuring a memorable visit. Our host Cameron made us feel very welcomed.In summary, Casa de Raku offers an exceptional dining experience with its unique dishes, superb drinks, and excellent service. Highly recommended for a taste of Europe in a sophisticated setting.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Casa de Raku is a true culinary delight in Las Vegas. The tapas bar offers a diverse range of European-style dishes that are both flavorful and beautifully presented. The wine selection complements the menu perfectly, and the affordable prices make it accessible to everyone. The ambiance is warm and inviting, creating a perfect setting for a memorable meal. The staff's excellent service adds to the overall charm of the place. Casa de Raku has become my go-to spot for a delightful dining experience. Highly recommended!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Casa de Raku is a hidden gem in Las Vegas! This tapas bar exceeded my expectations with its European-style dishes and impressive wine selection. The affordable prices make it a standout choice. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, perfect for a relaxed evening or a date night. The service was excellent—attentive staff and prompt service. Whether you're a food enthusiast or a casual diner, Casa de Raku is a must-visit for a delightful culinary experience.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

In limbo since Sweets Raku closed in June a new concept called Casa de Raku took its place early November, a focus on “European style” Tapas seemingly out of place for the icon of Japanese charcoal-grilled Meats though the experience early on shows signs of promise.Located at 5040 Spring Mountain Road, a counter plus tables to the back creating an intimate experience despite fairly basic décor, it is on the heels of Chef Mitsuo Endo’s travels abroad that Casa de Raku’s menu focuses on cured Meats including exclusive Bone in Jamon Iberico for $30 an ounce.Well-price across the Wine List, a Spanish White well-matched to most of a curated plates, Devils on Horseback prove competent while boiled Sausages with Mustard and oily “Patatas Bravas” without their signature Sauce are both forgettable, at best.Open 6pm to 2am for walk-ins, the staff friendly but still green, Pan Con Tomate at $5 a slice is laughable with EDO just down the way while Ham Croquettas and fried Iberico Katsu are both beautifully executed.Impressing with an Artichoke, simple yet flawless for $6, seared Foie Gras hits the mark next to the same Berry Jam as Burnt Cheesecake brightened by Shaved Cheese while “Churros” made from baked Choux may leave purists craving the real thing.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 2

very nice people and amazing food I highly recommend Luna dessert

Place is awesome. Super cute. I took my kid for a surprise date. We had a blast.