T.k. House Of Bread - Las Vegas

This is a lovely little mom-and-pop restaurant. The ajar khachapuri is fantastic right out of the oven. The key is to enjoy it hot and fresh, so I recommend not taking it to go.

This is the only place in town where you can find Zhingyalov hats. The restaurant is operated by a very friendly Armenian family.

The bread here is fantastic! The woman who bakes it does an incredible job! My family orders it every week because it's the best bread you could ever hope for!

We decided to order a few items, including some baked goods. If grandma is the one making them, they must be good, right? I chose four items: one éclair, two chocolate cake slices, and another topped with walnuts. For lunch, we got one kabob wrap with fries, as well as chicken and beef lula kabobs served with rice, salad, and pita bread. We opted for takeout, and I have to say, the food was worth the wait. It took about 10-15 minutes for them to prepare our order, plus another 5-10 minutes to get home. Halfway through our meal, I remembered to take a photo of what was left. The flavors of the meat and all the dishes were absolutely delicious! The rice was perfectly cooked, though it resembled long grain rice more than basmati. The fries were slightly larger than the typical thin fries and were not greasy at all. I tried the éclair, and it was good. The chocolate topping was a bit sweet for my liking, but it still hit the spot and satisfied my sweet tooth. I have yet to try the other items, and I'm trying to pace myself! I highly recommend checking them out and supporting their business, so grandma can keep creating those delightful sweets!

A hidden gem in Las Vegas! The food is delicious, and the service is both friendly and quick. We sampled khachapuri, borscht, and lahmajo, and each dish was outstanding! Plus, the prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended!