Boca Park is one of the west side’s easiest places to combine dining with shopping, errands, or a longer afternoon out. Around Rampart Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard, the restaurant mix ranges from neighborhood sushi and Mexican food to breakfast, pizza, Mediterranean bowls, poke, craft beer, and familiar casual dining.
We’ve spent time at several of the restaurants here, giving us firsthand experience with some of Boca Park’s most distinctive local options. The center also offers a wider range of restaurants, whether you want a quick lunch, a family dinner, date night, or drinks with friends.
This guide starts with the Boca Park restaurants Everyday.Vegas has personally visited and covered, followed by other current options and a few nearby stops that can turn dinner into a larger outing. For more around the area, explore our Summerlin local guide.
Quick Guide to Boca Park Restaurants
| Restaurant | Food & Style | Works Well For |
|---|---|---|
| SUSHI TANUKI & CATERING | JapaneseSushi | Date NightFamily OutingSolo Visit |
| Hussong's Mexican Cantina (Boca Park) | Mexican | Date NightFamily OutingGroupsSolo VisitBusiness MeetingQuick Bite |
| Rustic House Boca Park | Bar Food | Date NightGroupsSolo Visit |
| Nevada Brew Works - Boca Park | AmericanBar Food | Date NightGroupsSolo Visit |
| Cafe Landwer Las Vegas | Breakfast/BrunchCoffeeDessertsMiddle EasternPastries | Family OutingGroupsSolo VisitBusiness MeetingQuick Bite |
Restaurants We’ve Visited in Boca Park
Sushi Tanuki
Sushi Tanuki offers a neighborhood-focused Japanese menu built around sushi, sashimi, specialty rolls, and Japanese dishes. The smaller setting feels noticeably different from the larger restaurants around the center.
During our visit, that more intimate atmosphere was part of the appeal. It works well for a casual lunch, a quieter dinner, or a date when sushi is the reason you are choosing where to eat.
SUSHI TANUKI & CATERING
1000 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Sushi Tanuki is a family-owned Boca Park restaurant serving sushi, sashimi, specialty rolls, ramen, Japanese curry, bento boxes, teriyaki, noodles, and fried rice.
Hussong’s Cantina
Hussong’s brings one of the livelier dining experiences to Boca Park with Mexican food, Baja-inspired dishes and margaritas.
Our visit showed why it works particularly well for a social dinner. It is an easy choice when the group wants tacos, drinks and more energy than a typical neighborhood dinner spot.
Hussong's Mexican Cantina (Boca Park)
740 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Hussong’s Mexican Cantina at Boca Park serves Baja-inspired Mexican dishes, original-style margaritas, vegan options, lunch, happy hour, and takeout in a lively cantina setting.
Rustic House
Rustic House covers the neighborhood-tavern side of Boca Park with burgers, bar food, drinks, and TVs in a relaxed setting.
Its versatility stood out during our visit. It works just as easily for lunch or a casual dinner as it does for meeting friends over drinks or watching a game.
Rustic House Boca Park
8820 West Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Rustic House is a smoke-free neighborhood bar and restaurant in Boca Park serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, craft cocktails, beer, and wine in an upscale setting with gaming and sports viewing.
Nevada Brew Works
Nevada Brew Works brings a locally rooted brewpub option to Boca Park, expanding the concept beyond its original Arts District location. The Boca Park restaurant combines house-brewed beer with pizza, burgers, and pub-style comfort food, giving the center a different kind of casual gathering place.
We had already covered Nevada Brew Works in the Arts District, and after visiting the Boca Park location, it was interesting to see how the same brewery concept translates to the west side. It works especially well when the plan is less about a formal dinner and more about grabbing food, trying a few beers, and spending time with friends.
Nevada Brew Works - Boca Park
820 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV
Nevada Brew Works at Boca Park is a family-friendly Summerlin brewpub serving craft beer, cocktails, brick oven pizza, and American comfort food in a lively atmosphere.
Café Landwer
Café Landwer offers one of Boca Park’s most distinctive daytime menus, combining Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavors with breakfast, brunch, coffee, and pastries.
You can stop in for coffee and something light or settle into a fuller breakfast built around shakshuka and other savory dishes. It is especially useful for brunch, daytime meetings, or a slower weekend meal.
Cafe Landwer Las Vegas
Boca Park, Las Vegas, NV
Cafe Landwer at Boca Park is a Mediterranean restaurant and café serving shakshuka, hummus, schnitzel, sandwiches, pastries, specialty coffee, wine, and cocktails.
More Boca Park Restaurants to Know
The rest of Boca Park adds everything from pizza and poke to Mediterranean bowls, deli sandwiches, and craft beer, giving the center enough variety to handle very different dining plans.
Loaded Empanadas
Loaded Empanadas centers on empanadas, tapas, and Latin-inspired shareable plates. The smaller-plate format works well when the table would rather order several things to share than build the meal around individual entrées.
Dragon Tiger Noodle Co.
Dragon Tiger Noodle Co. offers customizable noodle bowls with choices of noodles, broth, protein, and toppings. It fills the quick, casual Asian-food role particularly well for lunch or an uncomplicated dinner.
HUMMUS Bowls & Wraps
HUMMUS Bowls & Wraps gives Boca Park a fast-casual Mediterranean option built around customizable bowls, wraps, falafel, grilled proteins, hummus, and vegetables.
It makes particular sense when you want something quick and lighter without defaulting to sandwiches or pizza.
Island Fin Poke
Island Fin Poke specializes in Hawaiian-style customizable poke bowls with fish, sauces, toppings, and a choice of rice or greens.
Along with Sushi Tanuki and Dragon Tiger Noodle Co., it gives Boca Park several different directions when Asian flavors are part of the plan.
Jason’s Deli
Jason’s Deli covers the familiar deli category with sandwiches, soups, salads, and casual lunch options. It is a practical choice when speed and an easy menu matter more than making the meal an occasion.
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
Grimaldi’s brings coal-fired, New York-style pizza to Boca Park, making it a straightforward option for families and groups looking for shareable pizza and a casual sit-down meal.
Giordano’s
Giordano’s offers a different option, with Chicago-style deep dish alongside thinner pizzas, pasta, sandwiches, and Italian-American favorites.
Kona Grill
Kona Grill has one of Boca Park’s broader full-service menus, covering sushi, steak, seafood, American dishes, and cocktails. It is especially useful for groups with very different preferences or when dinner and drinks are equally important.
The Cheesecake Factory
The Cheesecake Factory is the broad-menu option at Boca Park, with enough variety to work well for families, celebrations, and larger groups where choosing one cuisine can be difficult.
Where to Eat Based on What You’re Looking For
Date Night
Sushi Tanuki is a good fit for a quieter dinner, while Kona Grill works when you want cocktails and a busier, full-service atmosphere. Café Landwer can also turn into an easy daytime date over brunch and coffee.
Breakfast and Brunch
Café Landwer stands out in our firsthand coverage, especially if you’re after Mediterranean flavors, shakshuka, pastries, and coffee.
Quick Lunch
Dragon Tiger Noodle Co., HUMMUS Bowls & Wraps, Island Fin Poke, and Jason’s Deli all work well when lunch needs to stay quick. Sushi Tanuki is the better fit when you want to sit down without committing to a long meal.
Family Dining
Grimaldi’s, Giordano’s, and The Cheesecake Factory are among the easiest choices for mixed-age groups. Hussong’s offers another option when Mexican food sounds better than pizza or American comfort food.
Dinner and Drinks
Hussong’s offers margaritas and Mexican food, Rustic House has a neighborhood-bar feel, Kona Grill pairs cocktails with a broad dinner menu, and Nevada Brew Works adds a craft-beer-focused option.
Make a Day of Boca Park
One of Boca Park’s biggest advantages is how easily a meal can become part of a longer afternoon or evening. We have already covered several nearby businesses that pair naturally with dining in the center.
Shop at 99 Ranch Market
Our visit to 99 Ranch Market in Summerlin gives food-focused visitors another reason to stay nearby. The Pan-Asian supermarket is an easy stop before or after Sushi Tanuki, Dragon Tiger Noodle Co., or Island Fin Poke.
Book a Treatment at Invita Head Spa
Pair a visit to Invita Head Spa with brunch at Café Landwer for an easy self-care day in the Boca Park area.
Paint at Pinot’s Palette
Pinot’s Palette at Boca Park creates one of the center’s easiest date-night combinations. Paint first, then continue with sushi at Sushi Tanuki, Mexican food at Hussong’s, or dinner and drinks nearby.
Planning Your Boca Park Visit
Boca Park spans several buildings and parking areas, so it helps to check your restaurant’s location before you arrive. Parking close to your destination is generally easier than treating the center as one continuous pedestrian strip.
The area also changes character throughout the day. Café Landwer is especially useful in the morning and around brunch, while Sushi Tanuki, Hussong’s, Rustic House, and the larger full-service restaurants naturally fit later meals.
For busy evening visits or larger groups, check reservation or waitlist options directly with the restaurant before heading over, since policies vary by venue.
Explore More Around Summerlin
Boca Park is only one part of the west side dining scene. Continue with our Summerlin coverage for more restaurants, markets, parks, activities, and local businesses throughout the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What restaurants are at Boca Park?
Boca Park has a broad dining mix that includes Sushi Tanuki, Hussong’s Cantina, Rustic House, Café Landwer, Nevada Brew Works, Kona Grill, The Cheesecake Factory, Grimaldi’s, Giordano’s, Jason’s Deli, HUMMUS Bowls & Wraps, Island Fin Poke and other casual options.
Which Boca Park restaurants has Everyday.Vegas personally covered?
Everyday.Vegas has firsthand restaurant coverage of Sushi Tanuki, Hussong’s Cantina, Rustic House, and Café Landwer at Boca Park.
Where can I get breakfast or brunch at Boca Park?
Café Landwer is one of Boca Park’s strongest breakfast and brunch options, with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes, shakshuka, pastries and coffee.
Where can I get sushi or Asian food at Boca Park?
Sushi Tanuki specializes in sushi and Japanese dishes. Dragon Tiger Noodle Co. offers customizable noodle bowls, while Island Fin Poke focuses on Hawaiian-style poke.
What Boca Park restaurants work well for families?
Grimaldi’s, Giordano’s and The Cheesecake Factory all have broad, familiar menus that work well for families. Hussong’s is another option when the group wants Mexican food.
Does Boca Park have a brewery?
Yes. Nevada Brew Works has a Boca Park location serving craft beer alongside brewpub-style food. Everyday.Vegas has previously covered its original Arts District location.
What else can I do around Boca Park?
You can combine dining with stops such as 99 Ranch Market, Invita Head Spa and Pinot’s Palette, all of which Everyday.Vegas has visited and covered.
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