Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar Closes at Downtown Container Park
Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar at Downtown Container Park has closed permanently.
The restaurant, originally called The Perch, opened in 2014, making it one of the longest-running restaurants at the downtown shopping complex composed of businesses operating from shipping containers.
The Perch was renamed Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar in August 2017, reportedly due to another restaurant using the same name. Both are now kaput.
The second-floor restaurant was known for its brunch offerings, including all-day breakfast, sandwiches and bottomless mimosas.
We hadn’t visited since it was The Perch, thus the closure is all our fault.
The venue was the go-to spot for watching anything on the Container Park’s entertainment stage.
The closure was decidedly low-key. The restaurant’s Web site simply states, “Downtown Terrace is permanently closed.”
The exact closing date hasn’t been confirmed, but customers were discussing the shuttered restaurant on Reddit as early as Nov. 7, 2026.
No reason for the closure has been announced, but the Vital Vegas Golden Rule applies.
Downtown Container Park opened in December 2013 as part of the late Tony Hsieh’s ambitious effort to revitalize downtown Las Vegas.
As mentioned, the venue features repurposed shipping containers and has retail shops, restaurants, bars and a giant fire-breathing praying mantis.
No, really.
Downtown Terrace occupied one of the development’s prime locations, and its closure marks the end of a roughly 12-year run for the restaurant space.
There’s no word yet about what might replace Downtown Terrace.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal was the first to report the closure of Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar, but now people actually know about it because their subscriber base is about as big as your invitation list for Thanksgiving dinner.
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