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Rock'N'oodles was an eclectic noodle restaurant that offered a mix of American and Thai cuisine with a rock n roll atmosphere. The restaurant was located on South 3rd Street, in the heart of the Las Vegas Arts District. Despite the restaurant's unique concept and menu, it closed down permanently for unknown reasons sometime after its last social media post in 2019.
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1108 South 3rd Street
Las Vegas, NV
89104
To get to South 3rd Street in Las Vegas, you can take the RTC bus route 109 or 207 and get off at the South 3rd Street stop. Alternatively, if you are driving, take the I-15 and exit at Charleston Boulevard. Turn right onto South 3rd Street and continue for about a mile. There is street parking available along South 3rd Street or you can park in one of the nearby parking lots.
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| Monday | 11am - 9pm |
| Tuesday | 11am - 9pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 9pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 9pm |
| Friday | 11am - 9pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 9pm |
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New American restaurants are known for their innovative and diverse menus, combining traditional American cuisine with international flavors. Rock'N'oodles, located on South 3rd Street in Las Vegas, is a prime example of this trend. This eclectic restaurant offers a unique twist on classic noodle dishes, served in a rock n roll atmosphere that adds to the overall experience.
Despite temporarily closing its doors, Rock'N'oodles has left a lasting impression on its customers. The owner's passion for the concept is evident in their social media posts, where they express their desire to bring it back someday. And it's easy to see why - the food was spot-on. The menu featured an array of noodle creations that were both delicious and creative.
While Rock'N'oodles may not be currently open for business, it's clear that the restaurant had a great concept that stood out among the competition. We can only hope that someday soon we'll get to enjoy those mouth-watering noodles once again. In the meantime, we wish the new Thai concept DE Thai all the best as they take over the old space.