There are two cafés attached to the ski lodge section. One is more of a café with cofffee, drinks,…read moreand light snacks and this one is the restaurant option. You have your basic burgers, chicken, hotdog, and easy food to scarf down after your day of skiing. There's only one person working the line, so it pretty long during lunchtime with this being the only real lunch spot as an option. I went with the western burger with onion rings. The wait was a little long for it and Service was just all right. Price range is a little high for a burger, considering the quality and size. It seems like when you buy the day pass you get a $10 credit per person which can't really buy you much.

Way up high sitting at over 8000 feet you will find this restaurant in the new lodge that they have…read morebuilt here at Lee Canyon. After a hiking the Upper Bristlecone trail, we were a little famished and decided to stop here for a bite before heading back down the mountain. The weather was perfect and we opted for patio dining. I have dined here twice and the food is good. This time I ordered the fish tacos and beer. We were served pretty quickly. My tacos were decent not incredible but then again I was up in the Spring Mountains not near an ocean. My beer was satisfying although I am not a fan of pale ales but when it's all they offer, one has to make sacrifices. Let me speak about the bar. My husband and I were both so excited to see that they had preserved a portion of the original bar that used to be here before they renovated and built the new lodge. After skiing, we would always stop in here for a shot or two of Jagermeister. Happy they saw it fitting to preserve some Lee Canyon history. The best part of dining here is the views. You are completely surrounded by the gorgeous Spring Mountains that make up our ski area - Lee Canyon. I love it in the summer up here as it is so pleasant compared to the rest of the valley with temperatures consistently 30-40 degrees cooler than the city. Service was efficient not overly friendly. Weekends get really busy up here so thank goodness that the resort has a huge parking lot. See you this summer Bighorn Grill!

Savannah is awesome. Very attentive without being overbearing…read more . Forcing a review to 85 characters is annoying, Yelp.

Savannah was awesome!! Thank You Good food, nice view, good…read moreselection. DJ music is a great touch, fantastic view of the Bellagio fountain show. Can't imagine how busy during F1.

It's like stepping back to the seventies. It was Déjà vu until I realized there was no cigarette…read moresmoke and the carpet wasn't sticky from stale spilled drinks. The decor is perfect for a trip through time. There's a huge variety of beer between the on tap and bottled. It's the old school order at the bar and take your drinks to the table. Bartender was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. The beer was served in the proper glassware. The decor has an incredible number of vintage signs, promotional displays, clocks, etc. some for beer brands no longer made. There is also a huge beer can collection. It's a very nice breaking from blinding flashing lights and loud music. Tip: From the outside you will think you're on the wrong street. There's no sign, flashing lights, folding message boards, etc. Open the door by the 222 and step into yesteryear with a modern supply chain. It's worth a visit.

Hi, I'm a local (nine years now) and came here with an out-of-town friend. Bartender was friendly…read morebut upon introspect (i.e., reviewing the receipt) he played us for tourists. This occurred well over a year ago (09.27.24 to be exact) so hopefully he has moved on. Bartender described himself as a "professor" of all things beer and blabbed on and on about this and that. We were drinking and enjoying a framboise lambic that I regularly have at home. He said well if you like that you have to give this a try. So, we did. He didn't mention the cost and we didn't ask. The lambic we were were drinking cost $14 per bottle/glass. We ordered ONE bottle of his recommended beer "Framboise 2022" (which was not as good as the $14 one we were drinking, btw), at a cost of $35. We were heading to a show so when the bill came we were in a hurry so paid it without reviewing it. Our bad, but much more so the bartender's as he ensured 1) a larger bill for the owner, and 2) a bigger tip for himself. I have meant to stop by to discuss with the owners but the opportunity has not presented itself. I like the place and will possibly return but never again will I be pegged a ringer for a "clueless tourist", there or anywhere in LV! P.S., I'm from NYC and never, ever did crap like that happen at any bar I ever visited -- and there were many! For the owners ... Recipt states "Server: Andrew & Rose S [owners, as I understand, not bartender's name who waited on us]", Check No. 65, 09.27.24, 6:40 p.m., Total: $85.00

The food was yummy and plentiful The pretzel fondue was…read moreamazing The cauliflower was in a great batter The deserts were small in choice but great in flavor Service was nice and if you like beer The only sad thing was no home made root beer Please make some or cream soda It's a nice looking place and a good size dinning room , did not smell smoke

When I think of breweries, I picture beer garden type vibes. Las Vegas Brewing Company is not that,…read moreit's more just a restaurant that happens to brew its own beer. They have about 15-20 of their own brews. We got a flight (four 5oz pours) to try a good variety. My favorite was the Annulment Ale, the others I tried were meh. The food is where LVBC shines. Typical American food, with a focus on smash burgers. I tried the Smashy Burger. Price is great, only $12 for the burger and house chips. Food took a while to come out for the place not being busy. However, the burger was excellent. Overall, I was disappointed in the vibes and atmosphere compared to other breweries. The beers we tried were just okay, but the burger was really good, which has me torn on this review. Thus, 3 stars seems appropriate.

I want to say that this restaurant has a wonderful staff. And very tasty food. The food was the…read morebest food I have ever had in my life in America

Update, the food is still off the chain! Our server was friendly and fast as ___ boyyyy you know…read morethe word. We absolutely love coming here, the vibes are always awesome and Im still so shocked how calm this place is during the day because it's always 100/10 for lunch! They have great prices and great deals for everything you're looking for! If you don't believe me, come check them out for yourself!

Amy was so sweet. So cheerful and friendly. The place was fairly crowded but she handled every…read moretable like they were the only ones in the restaurant. When my husband and I questioned a particular beer, Amy made sure we would be happy with our selection. The bartenders are knowledgeable about their taps as well but I had no personal interaction with them so I can't call out anyone by name. But they seemed friendly, talking with the barstool crowd yet responding quickly to customer orders in the seating area. 595 Craft and Kitchen is always a great stop when we are visiting Las Vegas. My only regret is we had a late lunch and I just can't bring myself to order the sticky ribs which are incredible, so next time I'll plan my day better.

Last minute dinner idea; We ended up at 595 craft and kitchen; Some of the best neighborhood pubs…read morein Las Vegas; Host Alexis was great! She made sure we knew what are the most popular dishes; Really helps when the menu is a pleasant surprise from most pub food; Very quaint; We got lucky on a quiet night; Their noodle dishes had so much taste; Flavors were fantastic, Garlic noodles with shrimp, Tom Kha pasta with blue crab and Garlic fried rice with blue crab; Definitely not your ordinary pub food; We loved it!

Short review: buffalo sauce is the best I've ever had. Love the pizza and wings. Legit went here 3…read moredays in a row one week. Easily a 5 star place. Long review: Going to this place is like going through time travel. It was a Friday night and nearly every single seat was filled. Kids with their baseball hats and cleats, families and friends laughing, with Mick Foley and Luke Skywalker on the TVs.... But most importantly, not a single cell phone. The kids were being kids and not zombies on their phones. The adults were talking and being present. I'm not sure what the magic is here. I go to hundreds of restaurants a year... and I always see people distracted and distance through their own technology... but not here. Here it's like the here 1997 and we are all just loving the neighborhood. The food is great. The pizza is good priced and they have flavors for everyone. Whether it's the whole pizza or just a slice. My favorite is the buffalo sauce on literally anything. But the magic is in the location.

If you haven't been to Rebellion Pizza yet, let me save you some time. Just go. This was our second…read morevisit, and somehow it was even better than the first, which feels a little unfair to every other pizza place in the valley. The pizza is easily one of my favorites in Las Vegas. The char cup pepperoni is elite. Those crispy little cups of joy should honestly have their own fan club. The wings are unmatched. Perfectly crispy and ridiculously flavorful, the kind you keep eating even after you are full because quitting feels like failure. The garlic knots were absolutely to die for. Soft, buttery, garlicky perfection. And the meatballs? Let's just say if a seven year old willingly eats two of them without negotiation, you know they are doing something right. Service was warm and attentive, the perfect balance of friendly without hovering. You feel taken care of without feeling rushed. Now the ambience is definitely a vibe. We spent a solid portion of dinner fielding questions from our seven year old about why there were half naked WWE wrestlers on every TV. Personally, I would not be mad if they swapped in some old Star Wars movies, but that is just my preference. I get that it is part of their thing and it clearly works for them. All in all, incredible food, great service, and a memorable experience for multiple reasons. We will absolutely be back, just maybe a little more prepared next time.

Staying at Park MGM we spotted Beerhaus and decided to grab a quick bite. Pretty simple dining…read moreconcept- you seat yourself and scan a QR code to order. We ordered their Haus wing basket with BBQ sauce and sweet chili sauce. First thing to note is the serving is large so be prepared for a lot of food. The wings were great and I loved their crispy fries! Cool spot for beers, sports and good food.

Fun place, the beer is excellent. I had a pregame Pizza Chronic. Services pretty good food is…read moreaverage. The only drawback is they play the DJ music so insanely loud you literally can't hear yourself think. They could kill the volume by 50% and it will still be obnoxiously loud.

The bartenders are really friendly and the vibe is great. For a small intimate space, you get to…read moremeet 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!

CLOSED- as of 2 weeks ago! We went to downtown summerlin for a nice beer visit and discovered this…read morelocation is permanently closed. Sad.

We decided to try the Thanksgiving buffet at The Retreat at Mount Charleston's Canyon Restaurant…read morethis year, and overall it was a mixed experience with a lot of potential. We arrived around 11 am and the atmosphere was pretty lackluster. The buffet was advertised to open at 11, but it didn't actually open until 11:30, which was when our reservation was scheduled. Unfortunately the bar was closed at that time, and the small lobby shop didn't offer anything like wine, beer, or a simple cocktail to enjoy while waiting, so that wasn't great. The lobby itself was in the early stages of being decorated for the holidays. The tree wasn't lit, the large fireplace wasn't lit, staff just were starting to hoist the large sleigh onto the top of the reception area, and there was no music. When the buffet finally opened, we waited in line for about five to ten minutes while the guests with 11 am reservations went in first. No big deal. We were then seated in the main dining room, while some other guests were being seated directly in the buffet room, which was a completely separate large event space connected to it. The main dining room had no decorations whatsoever and was playing classic hard rock music. I asked to be seated by a window but was told a hard no, even though I saw open window tables and watched guests who arrived after us being seated there. Meanwhile, the buffet room had a pretty Christmas tree and soft holiday music playing. There were plenty of empty tables in that room, and honestly it would have made more sense to seat all of the earliest guests in there since the buffet was there, the views were gorgeous, and the ambiance was actually festive. The buffet itself was very good. The variety and taste were true to a classic Thanksgiving spread--turkey, turkey legs, ham, salmon, stuffing, green beans, rolls, fresh fruit, cranberry sauce, gravy, yams, salad, soup, stuffed mushrooms, and more. The desserts included pumpkin and apple pie with whipped cream canisters nearby, which was a cute touch. Our server was excellent: friendly, timely, and really on top of everything. At one point I asked the bartender for a Sprite for my 5-year-old because our server was busy, but the bartender wouldn't give it to me since she said it needed to be entered on our tab. I reminded her that beverages were included in the buffet price, but she still said no. Thankfully our server came over quickly and took care of it herself. Later, the music in our dining room stopped, so I asked a staff member if music could be turned on. When it came back, it was more hard classic rock, which didn't match the holiday meal vibe at all. The pricing was $65 per adult and I believe $30 for my 5-year-old. Even though she only ate fruit, I completely understand still being charged. I do think the price was a bit high for what the overall experience offered, but I didn't mind paying it because the snow and mountain views really are beautiful and part of the draw. We've visited the Retreat at Mount Charleston many times, but this was our first time trying the buffet. The mountain setting is beautiful, and the place has so much potential--especially during the holidays. With a little more intention--holiday décor fully set up, the fireplace lit, a drink option while waiting, warm lighting, consistent holiday music, maybe even live music--it would be truly magical. It just feels like whoever manages it doesn't really care to bring it to that level, which is disappointing because the potential is right there. All that said, the food was very good and our server was great. I genuinely hope they give more attention to the ambiance next year, because this location could easily become a holiday tradition for a lot of families if they embraced the atmosphere as much as they do the menu.

I came here with family. Waitress was friendly. For food, we got the nachos with steak on top, fig…read moreflatbread, fried chicken sandwich, shroom melt, and fish and chips. The quality of food was well under the expectations based on the prices. My wife and mother in law mentioned that there was no toilet paper or covers in the bathroom.