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🔥 Southwest Vegas’ Hottest Steakhouse Extends Happy Hour

07 May 2026
Butcher & Thief

Butcher & Thief Steakhouse is quickly earning its place as one of the Southwest’s most talked-about dining destinations. Now, with the launch of its new weekly happy hour, there’s even more reason to make this modern steakhouse your next stop.

Butcher & Thief
Photo Credit: Chris Wessling

Beyond its acclaimed menu, guests can enjoy a curated cocktail lineup and a newly expanded happy hour offered daily from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. This is where Butcher & Thief truly shines for locals, offering a curated selection of signature bites at approachable price points.

🔥 Happy Hour Highlights

  • Shishito Peppers with ginger salt, lime and togarashi ($9)
  • Peanut Butter Bacon with jalapeño cucumber jelly ($9)
  • Beef Tartare with brioche toast and Parmesan ($9)
  • Cheesesteak Egg Rolls with natural jus ($9)
  • Calamari with saffron lime aioli and peppadew peppers ($9)
  • Butcher Sliders with Cooper’s Sharp, pickle and fry sauce ($11)
  • Jumbo Shrimp with house cocktail sauce ($15)
  • Rockefeller Oysters with Herbsaint and lemon ($15)
  • Hamachi Crudo with yuzu soy, pickled jalapeño and jicama ($15)
  • Pastrami Salmon with tomato caper relish and crema ($15)

Drink Specials:

  • Garage Beer ($4)
  • Draft wine ($6)
  • Well cocktails ($8)

Located at 8670 W. Sunset Road in Southwest Las Vegas, Butcher & Thief Steakhouse stands out because it redefines what a neighborhood steakhouse can be.

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