Echo & Rig is a contemporary steakhouse and butcher shop concept offering wood-fired steaks, chops, and seasonal dishes, with locations including Las Vegas and Sacramento.
Echo & Rig is a modern steakhouse and in-house butcher shop known for its wood-fired steaks, chops, and seasonal dishes. The Las Vegas location, situated in Tivoli Village, combines a full-service restaurant with a retail butcher counter, offering hand-cut steaks, specialty meats, and curated sides and appetizers. Diners can enjoy a wide range of cuts (including less-common butcher cuts), craft cocktails, and an extensive wine list in a contemporary, lively setting. Reservations are commonly made online through their website or partner platforms.
A charge from Echo & Rig on your bank or credit card statement typically comes from dining at the Las Vegas restaurant, purchasing meat or products from the butcher shop, buying or redeeming a gift card, or paying a deposit for a large party or special event. You may see separate lines for food and beverage plus an added tip or gratuity, especially if the payment was adjusted after the initial card authorization. Some banks will first show a temporary authorization (often for the bill amount before tip) that later updates to the final total, which can make the charge appear to change or duplicate until it settles.
To verify or resolve questions about an Echo & Rig charge, first check recent dining receipts, email confirmations for reservations, and any gift card or event bookings made around the date of the transaction. Compare the date and amount of the charge with your visit, including any added tip or bar tab. If you still have concerns, go to echoandrig.com and select the Las Vegas location for current phone and email contact details, or contact the restaurant directly during business hours with the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used so they can look up your check. For unauthorized or incorrect charges, they can usually provide a copy of the itemized receipt and work with you and your bank to correct any errors or disputes.
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Why do I see a charge from Echo & Rig on my card if I don’t remember dining there?
Most Echo & Rig charges come from an in-person visit to the Las Vegas restaurant or butcher shop, or from being included on a group check where one person paid and later split costs using multiple cards. Check your calendar and messages for plans at Tivoli Village, group dinners, business meals, or celebrations around the transaction date. It’s also possible the charge is from a gift card purchase, catering order, or a bar tab opened under your name or card.
Why does the Echo & Rig amount on my statement not match my original bill?
Your bank may first authorize the amount of your check before tip, then later post the final total after you add gratuity. This can look like the amount has changed or that there are two separate charges until the pending authorization drops off. If the posted final amount seems too high, contact the restaurant with the date, approximate time, and amount so they can pull the signed receipt and verify the total.
Does Echo & Rig place authorization holds on my card?
Yes, like most restaurants, Echo & Rig’s payment system may place a temporary authorization hold for the amount of your check (sometimes slightly higher to allow for tip) when you open or close a tab. This pending amount is controlled by your bank and usually falls off within a few business days, leaving only the final settled charge. If you see both a pending and a posted Echo & Rig transaction, the pending one should disappear once your bank finishes processing.
Can I be charged by Echo & Rig for a no-show or late cancellation?
For certain reservations—especially large parties, special events, or peak times—Echo & Rig may require a credit card to hold the booking, with a no-show or late-cancellation fee. These policies are typically shown in your reservation confirmation email or on the booking platform (such as OpenTable or the restaurant’s reservation system). If you believe you were incorrectly charged a no-show fee, contact the restaurant directly and provide your name, reservation time, and confirmation details.
How do I resolve an incorrect or duplicate Echo & Rig charge?
Start by checking if the apparent duplicate is actually a pending authorization and a separate final charge for the same visit; the pending one should drop off. If you still see two settled charges or believe you were billed incorrectly, contact Echo & Rig using the phone or email listed for the Las Vegas location on echoandrig.com and ask them to look up your check using the date, time, and amount. They can review the transaction, share a copy of the receipt, and issue an adjustment or refund if an error occurred; you can also follow up with your bank if needed.
How can I get a receipt or itemized bill for my Echo & Rig charge?
If you need a copy of your receipt—for expense reporting, tax purposes, or to verify a charge—contact the Las Vegas Echo & Rig location directly. Provide the visit date, approximate time, number of guests, and the last four digits of the card used, and staff can usually retrieve and email or print an itemized check. If you booked through a reservation platform, having your reservation name and confirmation handy can speed up the search.
Does Echo & Rig offer gift cards, and how do those appear on my statement?
Yes, Echo & Rig offers gift cards that can be purchased in person or sometimes online via their website or third-party platforms. Gift card purchases typically appear on your statement as a standard Echo & Rig restaurant charge for the amount you loaded on the card. If you see a charge that lines up with a gift card you bought for yourself or someone else, check your email for a gift card confirmation or ask the restaurant to verify the purchase.
How do I contact Echo & Rig about a charge I don’t recognize?
Visit echoandrig.com and select the Las Vegas location to find the most current phone number, email address, and hours of operation. When you reach out, have your full name, the last four digits of the card, the exact amount, and the transaction date ready so staff can search their system efficiently. If you suspect fraud or that your card was used without permission, also notify your bank or card issuer immediately to secure your account while the restaurant helps investigate the transaction.