Explore the best seafood in downtown Las Vegas, from raw bars and crudo to seafood towers – and why Cin Cin is a must for seafood and beer.
When you think “Las Vegas,” you might picture steakhouses and endless buffets. But if you love seafood, downtown Las Vegas has a lot more going on than you might expect.
From raw bars and crudo to modern seafood dishes paired with craft beer, downtown is becoming a destination for fresh, coastal flavors in the middle of the desert. At the center of that scene is Cin Cin Brewhouse & Seafood Bar, where seafood meets a beer-focused bar program.
Let’s dive into what seafood in downtown Las Vegas looks like – and how to build your perfect seafood night out.
It sounds backwards: seafood in the desert? But Las Vegas is such a major hospitality hub that:
Downtown and the nearby Arts District have become home to smaller, chef-driven spots that treat seafood as the star of the show.
Think:
Perfect with a crisp lager or pilsner if you’re pairing with beer.
Crudo-style dishes highlight:
These pair beautifully with:
You’ll also find:
Richer dishes love hoppier or maltier beers that can stand up to bold flavors.
At Cin Cin, seafood isn’t an afterthought – it’s the foundation of the menu.
Start your meal with:
Pair them with beers like:
Move on to:
Pair these with:
Here’s one way to plan a seafood-focused evening:
If you’re searching for seafood in downtown Las Vegas, don’t limit yourself to hotel restaurants and buffets.
At Cin Cin Brewhouse & Seafood Bar, you can:
Make us your go-to seafood stop the next time you’re hungry near downtown.
Don't limit yourself to hotel restaurants and buffets. At Cin-Cin you can snack on oysters and chilled plates, settle in for a full seafood dinner, and wash it all down with craft beer from the house tap list.
The $1 oyster happy hour runs daily. Book a table for weekends, or walk in at the bar. In the 18b Arts District — also close if you're coming from Fremont Street.