TRES Social Tapas - Las Vegas

My experience at Angelo's was fantastic! Angelo has masterfully relocated his wonderful 'hole in the wall' tapas cuisine from near Chinatown to Summerlin. The food was super, featuring everything from the essential bacon-wrapped dates to peach jelly pork belly. The corn off the cob was perfectly flavored with sweet and smoky notes, and the garlic gambas tasted like Spain. The meal was rounded out with yummy mini heritage potatoes. While I thought the octopus wasn't as good as the Spring Mountain version I remember, it was still great. We enjoyed a lovely Spanish wine, experienced great service, and the atmosphere made me feel like I was back in Spain.

Scrolling randomly around Google Maps or OpenTable can unearth gems which I had had no idea existed. TRES Social Tapas (or TRES Cantina Paella Social Tapas, or TRES Cazuelas, or just TRES) opened in Village Square July 2025; in my weak defence, the restaurant is on the inward side of the complex, rather than facing Sahara. Had my pick of seating so went with La Tequilera. The atmosphere is traditional with a trendy twist Spanish. Deep blue, punchy red, bright yellow, grounded by earth tones in floor, table/bar tops, and booths. Plenty of paintings and a very large driftwood horse in the atrium. Live music began at 6pm. Dinner was during happy hour (as of this review 4-6pm Tuesday-Sunday, 40% off, applied to cocktails and 2/3rds of the food menu). Prices listed are full/HH where applicable. Food * Lamb Chops "Moruña" ($18/$11): Two baby chops well-seasoned, wonderful herbaceous scent, meat around medium-rare, very tender and juicy. The sauce was mostly mild and a touch sweet, enough to lend a boost without swamping the chops. * Iberico Dates ($9/$5. 50): Five whole-almond-stuffed fruits well-wrapped in chewy bacon, with plentiful blue cheese crumbles nicely contrasting with the sweet balsamic drizzle. * Cabrales Blue Cheese Mussels ($22/$13): 14 bivalves in a strong and creamy cheese broth; a very generous dish for an appetizer. The plump meat came out of their shells easily using the fork and had a pleasant round mouthfeel. Came with two large pieces of herbed toast, which were a great base for the mussels and for sopping up the sauce. * Churros Rellenos ($10): Four chonky sticks, retained delicate crunch, and a light sweet bite. Drinks (all $14/$8. 50) * Pepper Basil Mezcalita: Smooth and mostly mild, with an herbal undercurrent and a nice zing from the peppered rim. * La Catrina: Definite carrot taste, not too sweet, with a hint of bitterness. * Mango Margarita: Juicy and bright popping citrus made extra by the chili pepper rim. Also, I was happy to be a test subject for bartender Miranda's prototype cocktail, chilled version, then general manager Cassidy Clay offered her espresso'd version as well. Both were very appropriate for the season and demonstrated an innate aptitude for ingredient creativity. I hope the end results appear on the menu. These were comped. Value: Fantastic. Service: Absolutely delightful from everyone, and the GM seemed to work the floor frequently. Special mention (again) for Miranda behind the bar.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! I had the Paella for two, which was both delicious and large. We also shared a couple of tapas that were really great. The cocktail menu was also extensive and interesting.

My experience at TRES Social Tapas was fantastic! I found the food to be absolutely delicious. The atmosphere was incredibly warm and friendly, and the staff were so welcoming and attentive. I can't wait to come back!

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic. I enjoyed the fantastic tapas with a menu that was solid but wisely limited. The drinks were excellent, as were the choices for liquor. For those who are Salvador Dali fans, you'll enjoy all of the artwork inside.