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What a great place to cool off with nice beverage. Service was great. The food in the menu looked great. Super selection of beers on tap. Check em out at Downtown Summerlin. Cheers!!
My favorite little brewery located in DTS! Rotating taps of my favorite local breweries and the pizza and wings are perfect for when you have the munchies.
Love this spot! Great beers, the best bartenders and a hidden gem for pizza One note though: bring back the Untappd ticker on the board!! We are super sad to see that gone :(
We were out hiking that way and decided to stop in. The tap room is small but it wasn't too busy when we arrived. They have a decent sized outdoor sitting area too. The bartender was very engaging and friendly. The beer was good. The pizza was great with high quality ingredients. I loved the vibe and will stop again when I'm in the area.
Beer Zombies never ceases to amaze me with their variety in options. They have beers ranging from sour, fruity, and dark. The location is rather small, but the bartender does a great job managing everyone's tables. Paris is our favorite bartender because she's very friendly and knowledgeable about what beers they have. They do have a few tables outside if you prefer that. They offered a sour pickle beer that I will never forget. Their beers tend to go on rotation and some of them don't return. I hope to see them offer more sour options and possibly bring that one back! We usually get the pretzel bites and a flatbread pizza. The food comes out very quickly and is hot and fresh. I hope to see them open up a location in Centennial soon. I'd love to see this business succeed and pop up throughout the valley. Thank you for being such a great business and taking care of your customers!
Love this draft room! I appreciate that they have some outdoor seating so we could bring our furry friend along. The flight is a pretty solid deal, you can go traditional and order 4 at 5 ounces each, or as many as you prefer really! I really liked the trouble maker and the cider they have, numbers 12 and 2, if I am not mistaken. Their food was also refreshing. The arugula salad was a nice healthy option and their pan pizza was perfect! I really liked the crispy pepperonis on top. Their beer is also served over at Skinny Fats, a few doors down! They have happy hour and on game days, happy hour applies too!
One of my favorite places to grab a beer and catch a game. Beer Zombies brewing had some of the best beers and staff in town. The location is close to the strip but perfect for locals. There is always a great selection of beer and a fantastic food truck.
This is the kind of place you want in your own local outdoor shopping mall. Beer Zombies Draft Room is the newest outpost of the craft beer empire that started as a merchandise brand, transformed into a chain of craft beer bars, launched a brewery, and now has this standalone non-SkinnyFATS location in Downtown Summerlin. I've tried and enjoyed some of their shareable/app items before, including their Crispy Wings ($14) and perhaps their Sour Cream N Onion Dip ($14). I'm fairly certain that I enjoyed those, although the memory of the latter may be more "hazy." The wings were coated in buffalo sauce and tasted fresh and moist. They're definitely a worthwhile happy hour order (Mon-Thu 3-6pm) when they're priced at 1/2 off. But I really wanted to hold out until I was hungry and willing to try their pizza. They proclaim that their "Zombie Pan Pies" are built on a 3-day fermented crust, topped with fresh mozz, sauced with Bianco di Napoli tomatoes, and garnished with basil. They also let you add toppings for $0.25 each to a 6" square ($7), a 12" rectangle ($12), or a giant pizza + beer flight called 27" of Flying Zombiees ($40). I got a square with sausage, onions, and apparently sliced pepperoncini instead of cup-peronis. The sausage was actually enough meat and salt though, and the onions and pepperoncini were nice complements. The dough was really nice too; don't confuse it with Detroit-style pizza because it's thinner and the cheese doth not runneth over and crisp up, but there is plenty of crispy texture overall in the crust, which is also pretty light and airy. It is definitely good enough to compete with any pizza style though. The beers may not be most Yelpers' main interest, but they've always been mine. Beer Zombies does have their own beers on draft here, but with so many rotating tap handles, they carry plenty of other craft brews, local and out-of-state alike. They've also been running a Flight Night tap takeover special on Tuesdays at an average rate of once every two weeks, when they feature a certain brewery and offer discounts on that brewery's not-available-anywhere-else-in-Nevada kegs (and sometimes bottle pours). I could go on forever about how tasty some of the specials are, but featured breweries over the past year have included RAR, Jester King, The Bruery, Aslin, and others. Seating is pretty limited, even if you're cool with the outdoor patio. Bottles/cans are not available for to-go purchase because Downtown Summerlin is weird, but they can be enjoyed on-premises. You can also bring your own beers to share with friends and soon-to-be-friends alike, and they even host "Big Beer Sundays" weekly at 5pm to encourage said behavior. Beer Zombies is a great spot for Downtown Summerlin to have, and I have been there perhaps too many times for my own Henderson-residing good. I will continue to come back for both drink and food though. If you haven't been here yet, you're missing out.
This is one the coolest, small beer bars to be found in Las Vegas!! Never cease to amaze with a constantly rotating draft and can list that need I say is EXCEPTIONAL!! All of the latest styles of craft beer hand selected to ensure satisfaction for the particular of palates!! Ryan and Aspyn at this location serve with great attitudes and appreciation for craft beer.. if you are new to the craft scene, they are extremely patient with samples and help selecting something you'll love; of the which I saw several times during my last visit. Now to the food!! this specific location is unique as you are offered a special BZ menu crafted by Marc Marrone served in the draft room, unlike the other locations that you're ordering off the Skinny Fats Menu(not a bad thing at all, either!!) highlights of this menu include pizza board pan-style pizza and wings laced with Zombie Dust seasoning.. Pro-Tip, all shareables are at Happy Hour pricing (50% off) with $5 select drafts Monday-Thursday 3-6pm. Come for the food and craft beer and be wowed by ambiance and service!! Socializing and Bottle sharing is welcomed and encouraged!!
Checked out the new Beer Zombies draft room in downtown Summerlin this past weekend. Both bartenders for the day (Cindy & Aspen) were super friendly and knowledgeable of beer. There was a good list of beer on draft and a good (although a little overpriced) food menu. Atmosphere was also nice! Just a couple cons were: - This place is tiny just like the Warm Springs location. It has more seating than the original draft room, but still was very small. During the hour we were there enjoying a couple beers, we counted about 20 people being turned away due to lack of seating available. - There is no restroom, so if you're like me and have to pee a lot when throwing back some beers, you'll have to walk a little ways to one of the public restrooms around the downtown area. Overall we liked this location and find this to be our favorite BZ Draft Room now, despite it being the furthest from our house haha Although we're hopeful someday they'll open a bigger facility that can seat more than 17 people
1 year ago
The bartenders are really friendly and the vibe is great. For a small intimate space, you get to meet strangers and strike up cool conversations when you're there. With a select and focused offering of food items, everything I've seen come out of the kitchen looks amazing! I particularly enjoy the Cauliflower dish because it's roasted (not fried) and it's deliciously adorned with a pesto and pickled onions. The cauliflower has a nice dry spice on it. When you take a bite, it's so many great flavors coming together. This dish is healthy, light, and a great starter! I have seen many pizzas come out of the kitchen and they all look so good! I look forward to trying more of the menu soon! read more
What a friendly place. No walking dead but a great iPa selection. Beer zombies at its finest. Thanks to Blair and Matt for making us welcome and keeping us chill on the bar slab! I had the broomstick blonde ale. read more
1 year ago
My favorite little brewery located in DTS! Rotating taps of my favorite local breweries and the pizza and wings are perfect for when you have the munchies. read more
We were out hiking that way and decided to stop in. The tap room is small but it wasn't too busy when we arrived. They have a decent sized outdoor sitting area too. The bartender was very engaging and friendly. The beer was good. The pizza was great with high quality ingredients. I loved the vibe and will stop again when I'm in the area. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Beer Zombies never ceases to amaze me with their variety in options. They have beers ranging from sour, fruity, and dark. The location is rather small, but the bartender does a great job managing everyone's tables. Paris is our favorite bartender because she's very friendly and knowledgeable about what beers they have. They do have a few tables outside if you prefer that. They offered a sour pickle beer that I will never forget. Their beers tend to go on rotation and some of them don't return. I hope to see them offer more sour options and possibly bring that one back! We usually get the pretzel bites and a flatbread pizza. The food comes out very quickly and is hot and fresh. I hope to see them open up a location in Centennial soon. I'd love to see this business succeed and pop up throughout the valley. Thank you for being such a great business and taking care of your customers! read more
Love this draft room! I appreciate that they have some outdoor seating so we could bring our furry friend along. The flight is a pretty solid deal, you can go traditional and order 4 at 5 ounces each, or as many as you prefer really! I really liked the trouble maker and the cider they have, numbers 12 and 2, if I am not mistaken. Their food was also refreshing. The arugula salad was a nice healthy option and their pan pizza was perfect! I really liked the crispy pepperonis on top. Their beer is also served over at Skinny Fats, a few doors down! They have happy hour and on game days, happy hour applies too! read more
2 years ago
One of my favorite places to grab a beer and catch a game. Beer Zombies brewing had some of the best beers and staff in town. The location is close to the strip but perfect for locals. There is always a great selection of beer and a fantastic food truck. read more
This is the kind of place you want in your own local outdoor shopping mall. Beer Zombies Draft Room is the newest outpost of the craft beer empire that started as a merchandise brand, transformed into a chain of craft beer bars, launched a brewery, and now has this standalone non-SkinnyFATS location in Downtown Summerlin. I've tried and enjoyed some of their shareable/app items before, including their Crispy Wings ($14) and perhaps their Sour Cream N Onion Dip ($14). I'm fairly certain that I enjoyed those, although the memory of the latter may be more "hazy." The wings were coated in buffalo sauce and tasted fresh and moist. They're definitely a worthwhile happy hour order (Mon-Thu 3-6pm) when they're priced at 1/2 off. But I really wanted to hold out until I was hungry and willing to try their pizza. They proclaim that their "Zombie Pan Pies" are built on a 3-day fermented crust, topped with fresh mozz, sauced with Bianco di Napoli tomatoes, and garnished with basil. They also let you add toppings for $0.25 each to a 6" square ($7), a 12" rectangle ($12), or a giant pizza + beer flight called 27" of Flying Zombiees ($40). I got a square with sausage, onions, and apparently sliced pepperoncini instead of cup-peronis. The sausage was actually enough meat and salt though, and the onions and pepperoncini were nice complements. The dough was really nice too; don't confuse it with Detroit-style pizza because it's thinner and the cheese doth not runneth over and crisp up, but there is plenty of crispy texture overall in the crust, which is also pretty light and airy. It is definitely good enough to compete with any pizza style though. The beers may not be most Yelpers' main interest, but they've always been mine. Beer Zombies does have their own beers on draft here, but with so many rotating tap handles, they carry plenty of other craft brews, local and out-of-state alike. They've also been running a Flight Night tap takeover special on Tuesdays at an average rate of once every two weeks, when they feature a certain brewery and offer discounts on that brewery's not-available-anywhere-else-in-Nevada kegs (and sometimes bottle pours). I could go on forever about how tasty some of the specials are, but featured breweries over the past year have included RAR, Jester King, The Bruery, Aslin, and others. Seating is pretty limited, even if you're cool with the outdoor patio. Bottles/cans are not available for to-go purchase because Downtown Summerlin is weird, but they can be enjoyed on-premises. You can also bring your own beers to share with friends and soon-to-be-friends alike, and they even host "Big Beer Sundays" weekly at 5pm to encourage said behavior. Beer Zombies is a great spot for Downtown Summerlin to have, and I have been there perhaps too many times for my own Henderson-residing good. I will continue to come back for both drink and food though. If you haven't been here yet, you're missing out. read more
2 years ago
This is one the coolest, small beer bars to be found in Las Vegas!! Never cease to amaze with a constantly rotating draft and can list that need I say is EXCEPTIONAL!! All of the latest styles of craft beer hand selected to ensure satisfaction for the particular of palates!! Ryan and Aspyn at this location serve with great attitudes and appreciation for craft beer.. if you are new to the craft scene, they are extremely patient with samples and help selecting something you'll love; of the which I saw several times during my last visit. Now to the food!! this specific location is unique as you are offered a special BZ menu crafted by Marc Marrone served in the draft room, unlike the other locations that you're ordering off the Skinny Fats Menu(not a bad thing at all, either!!) highlights of this menu include pizza board pan-style pizza and wings laced with Zombie Dust seasoning.. Pro-Tip, all shareables are at Happy Hour pricing (50% off) with $5 select drafts Monday-Thursday 3-6pm. Come for the food and craft beer and be wowed by ambiance and service!! Socializing and Bottle sharing is welcomed and encouraged!! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Checked out the new Beer Zombies draft room in downtown Summerlin this past weekend. Both bartenders for the day (Cindy & Aspen) were super friendly and knowledgeable of beer. There was a good list of beer on draft and a good (although a little overpriced) food menu. Atmosphere was also nice! Just a couple cons were: - This place is tiny just like the Warm Springs location. It has more seating than the original draft room, but still was very small. During the hour we were there enjoying a couple beers, we counted about 20 people being turned away due to lack of seating available. - There is no restroom, so if you're like me and have to pee a lot when throwing back some beers, you'll have to walk a little ways to one of the public restrooms around the downtown area. Overall we liked this location and find this to be our favorite BZ Draft Room now, despite it being the furthest from our house haha Although we're hopeful someday they'll open a bigger facility that can seat more than 17 people read more
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Really cozy, hip beer bar. They have a diverse selection of beer. The ambiance is really friendly and cozy. The only downside is that they don't have a restroom. I didn't order any pizza, but I heard the pizza is great too! read more
1 year ago
This place is absolutely amazing. Henderson in Las Vegas is home to dozens of breweries. Totally unfair in my estimation. That's not saying they're not great breweries, but they are 40 minutes to drive or Uber from where I live. That being said this location in downtown Summerlin is absolutely incredible. It's located right on one of the main streets. Totally chill and A+ vibes from everyone who visited the establishment as well as those who work there. We met Ryan and Aspen, (apologies if the name spelling is incorrect)... They were spectacular and gregarious hosts and hostesses to our date night out. The food was absolutely to die for. Don't miss happy hour if you can help it. Their portions are more than generous. And their beer selections are top notch. The one thing I would say that's not a complaint, is that I wish they had a larger establishment so more people could crowd in and enjoy the vibe. Because that's what this place genuinely is... A vibe. This place should be number one on your definitely check out for sure list if you're near the red rock Casino. Thanks to all and happy zombie hunting! read more
Well if you love craft beer and zombies then this is definitely going to be something you will enjoy! Beer Zombies is primarily a bottle shop stocking beers from other breweries but they also have their own beer too. The Hopshow is one of their own staples, a very intense IPA but enjoyable all the same! They have had done collaboration beers with other breweries as well. Specifically the two collaborations I had were with Mason Ale Works. Again, both pretty intense IPA's but the two collaboration beers did have their own unique flavor as well as the Hopshow(which is their take on Creepshow btw). And of course it would be so much less fun if you couldn't get Beer Zombie swag. Fortunately you can get a decent variety of zombie themed and hop themed clothing both at the physical bottle shop or their online shop. I have bought a fair amount of swag from this place already! Fun place and worth taking a look at and trying! read more
5 years ago
Locally owned by Brewmaster Chris Jacobs Beer Zombies began as a social media concept in 2013, his partnership with SkinnyFats' Reed Slobusky eventually yielding a Bottle Bar and taps on Warm Springs with the Downtown Summerlin Draft Room joining the family in early June. Now comprised of four locations including Salt Lake City, the rest serving SkinnyFats new menu created by Chef Marc Marrone, it is inside the standalone shop at 2010 Festival Plaza Drive Suite 140 that guests will find more Beers than seats, plus ten new Food items in addition to daily specials. All pounded steel, televisions and independent craft-breweries, plus a Zombie-modded Big Buck Hunter arcade game, guests can order full glasses or 5oz flights in varying styles, the Zombie Gummi Double Jammer pairing particularly well to silky Beer Cheese served with too few Pretzels as well as Roasted Onion Dip with crave-worthy housemade Salt n' Vinegar Chips. Keeping things simple, affordable items that pair well to Beer an obvious focus, three Salads make up the menu's center, Arugula doing what Arugula does amidst its accoutrements while "Dumpster Gems" eats a lot like Marrone's Chop Salad from Gemma Gemma's with added crunch. A small enough space to feel lively with only a handful of guests, both music and television tuned to channels designed for those with ADHD, Beer Zombies' Pizza features an identical Crust to Marc's 72-hour ferment sold in Southwest Las Vegas, while a toasted Prime Rib Sandwich for $13 offers great flavor and plenty of tender Beef ready to be plunged into Jus. read more
I'm not really a beer person but I went here to try it out with friends. I got one of their 5oz drafts. I think it was called Not in Miami? It was pretty good. We also got their caramelized sour cream dip which was pretty good. It's a very small space, keep that in mind. Also ordering was a little confusing as we had to ask for their food menu. I wouldn't have known otherwise read more
2 years ago
Favorite place to go Friday after work. The two bozos, Blair and Matt, behind the bar are my favorites to end the week with. Always friendly and welcoming. Beer and people never disappoint. read more
The other Beer Zombies locations I've visited were attached to a Skinny Fats. Although this one is close to one, it's separate. I was there with a friend on a Sunday afternoon. There's about 8 seats at the bar, and a handful of tables. There's even a sofa. My friend and I took a 2-person table against the wall. It was a little crowded at times, but people were coming and going during our roughly 2-hour stay. A few TV screens were showing NFL games. The service was excellent. Very friendly staff. We were even offered a free taster of a new beer. Not many craft beer bars do this. I had 4 beers, not including the free taster, which was Deep Orbit Centaurus from Other Half Brewing. My others were Secret Safari, a pale ale from Abnormal Beer Co., the Blueberry Maple Stout from Saugatuck Brewing, Beer Zombies own Boomstick Blond, which I loved, and Bubble Dust, an imperial IPA from Moonraker Brewing. They offer a few appetizers. My friend had the pretzels with beer cheese. There are 16 beers on tap, plus others in bottles and cans. Unfortunately, unlike other locations, they don't have beer available to go. One thing I didn't like is there are no restrooms. I had to go around the corner past Skinny Fats to a family restroom. Not a big deal, but still an inconvenience. Overall I enjoyed my time there and would have no problem returning. read more
5 years ago
For the beer and beer service and being like the warm springs and dean martin locations i give them 5 stars. For the food service which you can tell is brand new for them, i give them 1 star. Big selection of appetizer plates. They were out of the prime rib dip which was our 3rd choice since first 2 choices unavailable. Had to chase them down to reorder entrees. Finally went with the pizza. Pizza bread is good, like foccacia bread. Lots of bread. Sauce and cheese nicely done. Not your typical pizza that you would expect. If you are coming here for beer/wine and a meal i suggest you feed your hunger elsewhere and then come here to quench your thirst. Or if you just want a snack with your drink. Heads up that this location does not sell bottled or canned beer to go currently. Hopefully a lot of the kinks will be worked out with Chris and chef marc marrone and they will get more help as so far this appears to be a popular location. Suggestion is get rid of the video game machine and place another 2 top there. read more
The rotating tap list here is absolute fire. I come here once a month (MINIMUM) to sit, chat, and try the new brews. Bartenders are phenomenal. Friendly, knowledgeable, attendant and conversational. I highly recommend this joint for any beer lovers in Las Vegas that are looking for a chill environment that offers some truly off the wall beers. 10/10 will be returning. Stay amazing y'all, thanks for everything! read more
Finally got to check this place out! I've been to the Warm Springs and Dean Martin locations so I was looking forward to my visit. This is the first location with their own independent kitchen and unique menu. We had some great beers on tap and a great slice of pizza. Sit on the patio and people watch in downtown Summerlin. read more
3 years ago
Ryan was very helpful! He let me try a few beers before buying the one I wanted. He asked what I normally drink and went with what he knows! Happy hour starts at 3 and we arrived at 230 he let us know to wait to get half off on happy hour! Good music, good environment, and was able to bring my daughter along! read more
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