Bar None Auction

Acclaimed Vegas Strip steakhouse auctioning off everything, including the kitchen sink

The online bidding takes place in two auctions that end on Aug. 25. Bids start at $1.

By Johnathan L. Wright / Las Vegas Review-Journal
August 18, 2025 – 2:55 pm

You, too, can get a slice of the Meat, so to speak.

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés, the acclaimed steakhouse from the celebrated chef that closed July 31 after more than a decade at the Sahara Las Vegas, is auctioning off more than 150 pieces of the restaurant’s fixtures, furnishings and kitchen equipment. The auction, in advance of Bazaar Meat’s early September debut at the Palazzo Tower of The Venetian, is taking place at RestaurantEquipment.bid, an online marketplace for pre-owned restaurant items.

Bidding, split into Auction 1326 and Auction 1335, began Aug. 15 and closes on a rolling basis at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Aug. 25.

Many of the items — an ice bin and cocktail station, a storage cabinet with sink and waste chute, a prep station, a hostess station and so on — are probably of interest only to folks in the bar and restaurant business.

But many other items might easily pique wider interest. A host of leather chairs, bar stools and marble tables — even a booth or two — are up for bid. The auction also features a feast of fixtures, including a $2,000 frosted glass buck’s head with antlers (bidding begins at a buck) and a $4,100 chandelier with Native American elements (bidding starts at $2).

Antique books, pottery, glass vessels, vases, books of pressed flowers, five painted resin crocodile trophy heads (set of five) and mounted silver Manzanita branches (set of 10) await the purchaser’s tablescapes.

Do you have a really big wall that needs brightening? A tapestry covering the length of the hallway outside the restaurant is up for bid. The auction description notes “disconnection required.”

Plateware rounds out the auction. Not as exciting as a tapestry, but in a sense, you’ll always be eating at Bazaar Meat.

Contact Johnathan L. Wright at [email protected]. Follow @JLWTaste on Instagram.

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Auction Exchange Inc, known as Bar None Auction, is a premier auctioneer located in Sacramento, California, specializing in real-time live online auctions. With over 30 years in business, they focus primarily on heavy equipment for the construction, farming, and earth-moving industries, offering a diverse inventory that includes trucks, trailers, and commercial vehicles.

The company hosts monthly public auctions across multiple West Coast locations, consistently providing thousands of lots with items available for all types of buyers. Their commitment to customer service and ease of the bidding process has earned them a reputation as a trustworthy resource for both buyers and sellers in the auction community.

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At first glance, it’s hard to tell what’s happening on the front of Jordan Davis‘ third album, Learn the Hard Way .

The “Bar None” hitmaker sits in a lawn chair, wearing sunglasses, between what seem to be two boats. But Jordan reveals the shoot was meticulously thought out.

“The album cover is all shot outside of Charleston,” he says. “I’ve always loved that look. You know, we did a lot of Louisiana stuff for Home State , my first record. And I would always just go back home and shoot stuff in New Orleans.”

“But if you’re not gonna shoot it in New Orleans,” he continues, “a very close second as far as just that vibe in a place that I love is Charleston, South Carolina. So you get the moss, you got the water.”

There’s also a nod to Jordan’s teen years on his jacket.

“My nickname in high school was ‘Stick’ because I was super tall and skinny. So you got the ‘Stick’ on the name patch,” he points out.

After a Saturday night spot on the Opry, Jordan will travel to London for two shows.

Learn the Hard Way is out now, as “Bar None” just became his 10th top 10 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart.

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