ADDRESS
2255 Village Walk Drive, Ste. 139
Henderson, NV 89052
Green Valley District
PHONE
NEIGHBORHOOD
Henderson
WEBSITE
BUSINESS HOURS
Sunday - Monday 11:00am - 9:00pm
Tuesday-Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday - Saturday 11:00am - 11:00pm
HAPPY HOUR
Mon - Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm
In the Lounge Only
TYPE OF PLACE
Seafood
TAKES RESERVATIONS
Yes
ATTIRE
Casual
WIFI
Free
HAS TV
Yes
PARKING
Private Lot
MAP
HAPPY HOUR
Mon - Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Available in the Lounge only
Menu subject to change and may vary by location
DRINK SPECIALS
KINGS COCKTAIL
$7 Hurricane
Louisiana Classic, Frozen Rum Punch with a 151 Kick
$7 Desert Pear Margarita
Cuervo Gold and Cactus Pear Juice Served on the Rocks
DRAFT BEER
$4.25 Domestic 16oz Pint
$5.25 Craft-Brewed 16oz Pint
WELL DRINKS
$1.50 off All House Brands
WINE
$5 Stone Cellars Chardonnay
$5 Stone Cellars Merlot
$5 Stone Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon
FOOD SPECIALS
$4.75 Oyster Shooters
with cocktail sauce & fresh horseradish
$4.85 Ceviche Baja Fish Cocktail
with tortilla chips
$4.85 California Roll
with krab salad, fresh avocado & Japanese cucumber
$5.85 Spicy Tuna Roll
with Japanese cucumber
$5.95 "Killer" Fish Tacos (3)
$6.95 Fried Calamari
with cocktail sauce
$7.25 Buffalo Chicken Wings (8)
$7.50 Bar Burger
$7.50 King's Crab Cakes
DESCRIPTION
We've been in restaurants a long time (three generations, to be precise) and we love seafood; so maybe it was inevitable that sooner or later our passion for fresh fish would get the better of us. And there's so much to be passionate about - the freshness, the flavor, the variety, the surprise.
Writers might dream of writing the great American Novel. We dreamed of creating the ultimate seafood experience. So true to a great American tradition, we took to the road and began the long journey down highways and byways to well-traveled destinations and out-of-the-way places in search of the essential ingredients.
We put on bibs, pulled up a seat, and soaked up the seafood experience: The funny odd hand-painted signs, the no-name dishes with unforgettable flavor, the fresh-caught oysters and clams piled high like glistening treasure troves, the hand-lettered specials on ancient chalkboards, and the savory simmer of every combination of spices imaginable.
One thing was clear wherever we went: People put a whole lot of themselves into their restaurants and their food - love and tradition, creativity and invention. The pleasure of preparing and sharing seafood was simple and genuine, and it brought out the best in everyone. Many times we felt as if we'd been welcomed into somebody's home.
KING'S FISH HOUSE