Lilli to Bring French/Mediterranean Flair to Las Vegas’ Chinatown

Lilli makes its debut this summer, following a successful residency at the Durango Social Club. 

Candese Charles Regional Reporter
Lilli to open on Spring Mountain. (Image credit: Lilli)

Lilli has zeroed in on its permanent home and is set to make its debut after a successful residency at Durango Social Club. According to a Clark County permit, the widely-buzzed-about eatery is expected to open in Las Vegas’ Chinatown at 616 Spring Mountain Road, Ste 101

“Lilli was always intended to become a permanent restaurant,” owner and founder Chef Tyler Vorce said in an interview with What Now Las Vegas.

Lilli to Bring French/Mediterranean Flair to Las Vegas' Chinatown
Lilli is the gift of Chef Tyler Vorce, who’s opening the eatery after a successful residency at Durango Social Club. (Image Credit: Lilli)

“The residency gave us the opportunity to introduce the concept, refine the experience, and build relationships with guests before taking the next step. Opening on Spring Mountain allows us to continue growing in one of Las Vegas’ most exciting dining neighborhoods.”

Heading to one of the city’s most dynamic dining destinations, the new eatery is slated to open within the Lotus Center in Spring Mountain. 

“Spring Mountain Road felt like the right place for Lilli,” Vorce said.

“The neighborhood is home to an incredible community of independent restaurants and has become one of the city’s most respected dining destinations. We wanted to be part of that energy while creating a restaurant that adds something new to the area.”

And energy is also what Lilli will bring to the already bustling area. Centered on the finest American ingredients available each season and viewed through the lens of French technique with Mediterranean influence, Lilli will have a menu that changes each season, so every visit will be a little different.

“Guests can choose between a four-course prix fixe or seven-course tasting menu in the dining room, while The Lounge offers an à la carte menu in a more casual setting. Across every menu, the emphasis is on exceptional ingredients,” Vorce shared.

“Whether guests choose the four-course prix fixe, seven-course tasting menu, or The Lounge’s à la carte offerings, the focus is always on serving ingredients at their best.”

Lilli to Bring French/Mediterranean Flair to Las Vegas' Chinatown
Lilli is centered on the finest American ingredients available each season. (Image Credit: Lilli)

While the brand does not intend to have a grand opening, Lilli will have a celebration when the time is right. The team is focused on creating the best possible experience for their new and upcoming guests. So, keep your eyes peeled and your ears perked for the latest on this exciting new addition to Las Vegas’ culinary scene and offerings.

“We hope Lilli becomes a place people return to throughout the year because the menu always changes with the seasons,” Vorce said.

“Las Vegas has an incredible dining scene, and we’re excited to contribute a restaurant that celebrates exceptional ingredients, hospitality, and a connection between the kitchen, our vendors, and our guests.”

Lilli is anticipated to open at 3616 Spring Mountain Road, Suite 101, in Las Vegas’ Chinatown district later this summer.

Lilli to Bring French/Mediterranean Flair to Las Vegas' Chinatown
Lilli will offer a four-course prix fixe, seven-course tasting menu, and The Lounge’s à la carte options. (Image Credit: Lilli)

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Candese Charles first fell in love with journalism in the second grade, when she started the Charles Gazette. Since then, her career as a journalist has taken her to TV screens in New Orleans, the Bay Area, and Las Vegas. She believes that a good story has the power to change the world or at least change the way you think about food. Food is a love language for her, as both her father and brother are chefs. Originally from Los Angeles, after a trek across the country for her career as a TV news reporter, she's happy to call North Las Vegas home. When she's not writing about the hottest and newest restaurants, she's spending time with her family, catching concerts and music festivals, or brunching with her besties. She's excited to bring you a delicious bite of the next big restaurant.
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