Welcome Leticia’s Mexican Cocina to Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino! The amazing Leticia’s Mexican Cocina is an authentic Mexican restaurant and is dedicated to providing the real flavors of Mexico in every one of their dishes. Their food draws inspiration from many different regions like Mexico City, Puebla, Guadalajara, and the Mayan Peninsula.
Have a feast with your family and friends while enjoying the Mexican traditions of food, atmosphere, and the best Mexican hospitality north of the border! We recommend you also enjoy amazing cocktails, margaritas, wines, and beers during their happy hour.
Leticia’s Cocina – Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino
4949 N Rancho Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89130
(702) 658-4900
Hours
Monday – Thursday: 11:30am – 9pm
Friday & Saturday: 11:30am – 10pm: Bar is open till Midnight on Friday’s, and Saturdays.
Sunday Brunch: 10am – 3pm, then regular service resumes until 9pm
Learn more about Leticia’s Mexican Cocina’s hours and specials by visiting their website.
Leticia’s Mexican Cocina has been a Las Vegas local’s favorite destination for Mexican cuisine for over nine years and we’re glad to announce that their new location. Make sure to give us a visit and try out their happy hour and other specials.
VIVA HAPPY HOUR*
Monday – Friday, 2pm – 6pm and
Friday & Saturday, 9pm – Midnight
LETICIA’S MARGARITAS $6
Margaritas served frozen or on the rocks.
RED / WHITE WINES $6
You can order by the glass, house red or white wines.
BEERS
Imported $4
Domestic $3
Imported Draft $4.50
Leticia’s Mexican Cocina has a second location located at Fiesta Henderson and offers happy hour and amazing specials as well.
Click here to learn more about their menu and happy hour specials.
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