Rí Rá Las Vegas Celebrates Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day

Rí Rá Irish Pub Las Vegas will celebrate Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day from Sept. 14–20 with a specialty menu supporting HELP of Southern Nevada. Twenty percent of specialty-menu sales will benefit the nonprofit’s housing and self-sufficiency programs.

Newsdesk R. Michael August 31, 2026 3 minutes read

Las Vegas —Rí Rá Irish Pub Las Vegas will mark Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day with a weeklong celebration, specialty menu and fundraiser supporting HELP of Southern Nevada.

The celebration runs Sept. 14–20 at the Irish pub inside The Shoppes at Mandalay Place. During the event, Rí Rá will donate 20 percent of specialty-menu sales to the local nonprofit.

HELP of Southern Nevada assists individuals, families and homeless youth facing difficult circumstances. Its programs help clients overcome barriers, secure stable housing and work toward long-term self-sufficiency.

Irish Favorites Join the Menu

Rí Rá’s limited-time menu begins with classic Guinness pints priced at $10.50. Guests can also order a BBQ chicken flatbread made with Guinness barbecue sauce, mozzarella, grilled chicken and green onions for $15.95.

The Steakhouse Burger features a beef patty topped with Irish Cheddar, sautéed mushrooms, onions and Ballymaloe stout sauce. It is served on a brioche bun and costs $18.95.

For a heartier dinner, the Rasher and Leek Chicken includes a chicken breast stuffed with Swiss cheese, rasher and sautéed leeks. The breadcrumb-crusted entrée comes with mushroom gravy, mashed potatoes and asparagus for $25.95.

Seafood lovers can try the Kilbeggan Salmon. The salmon fillet is stuffed with crab, cream cheese, shrimp and dill before being topped with seafood cream sauce. Mashed potatoes and sautéed vegetables complete the $30.95 entrée.

Dessert brings vanilla-cinnamon bread pudding finished with whiskey caramel sauce and whipped cream. The $12.95 dessert is baked to order, so guests should allow approximately 25 minutes for preparation.

Supporting HELP of Southern Nevada

Now in its 56th year, HELP of Southern Nevada operates nine departments and employs approximately 130 people. Its services include behavioral health programs, housing assistance, workforce development, holiday assistance and homeless response teams.

The organization also operates the Shannon West Homeless Youth Center and the Framing Hope Warehouse. Together, its programs serve tens of thousands of unduplicated clients each year.

Guests who cannot attend the Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day celebration can still contribute directly through HELP of Southern Nevada.

An Authentic Irish Pub in Las Vegas

Rí Rá features restored Irish artifacts, including a Victorian bar dating to the 1880s and an oak floor from a whiskey distillery. Its music room incorporates pieces from Dublin’s historic Olympia Theatre and hosts live entertainment seven nights a week.

The September celebration gives Las Vegas diners a chance to enjoy Irish-inspired food while directing part of every specialty-menu purchase toward neighbors who need support.