A fire breaks out at Mark Wahlberg's restaurant in Las Vegas.

On Wednesday night, Flecha Cantina, the Las Vegas restaurant owned by actor Mark Wahlberg, caught fire.

At the Mexican restaurant, a "small patio fire" was confirmed by officials to Planet Chronicle Digital.

The Las Vegas Fire Department was called to put out a fire that started at the bottom of a "defective fire pit" at Flecha Cantina.

Officials stated that the fire sprinkler company returned and recharged the system.

The restaurant in Mexico reopened at 7 p.m. after the fire was extinguished.

Officials from Flecha Cantina stated that the only harm caused was the fire pit and the chair adjacent to it.

No harm occurred within the restaurant, and no one sustained injuries.

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A video posted on X depicted the fire department outside Wahlberg's restaurant. The camera focused on the flames inside the window.

The fire alarm is blaring, with onlookers gathered around the restaurant.

Wahlberg opened Flecha Cantina in Las Vegas on September 14.

In addition to starring in "Arthur the King," the actor also owns a Flecha Cantina franchise in Huntington Beach, California.

He previously revealed to Planet Chronicle Digital that he was expanding his restaurant empire in order to create a welcoming atmosphere where customers could feel like they were dining at home.

Wahlberg stated to Planet Chronicle Digital that he desires his customers at Flecha to have the most incredible dining experience they've ever had, feeling like they are at home and pampered.

He continued, "I've sent many people unannounced to experience our amazing staff, team, and family atmosphere. We want to share our family experience with you, and that translates into an amazing food, hospitality, drinks, and fun experience. Come in and have it over and over again."

Bishop Kevin W. Vann of the Diocese of Orange blessed the opening, acknowledging his devout Catholic faith.