The best deal in Las Vegas. I'm not being cute -- I'll show the math…read more Happy hour at Nine Fine Irishmen: small plates of fish and chips, shepherd's pie, and more for $7 each -- and the portions are honest, not "small plate" small. Eat two and you've had dinner. Drinks are $5, and the limited menu is limited to exactly what you need: a properly poured pint of Guinness and a sweet little cocktail called the Celtic Breeze. In a town charging $15 for coffee, our whole dinner-and-drinks ran less than fast food. Then there's Tony behind the bar -- funny, pours a Guinness with actual respect for the ritual, and clearly loves his job, which in Vegas is rarer than a free parking spot. He turned a cheap happy hour into one of the best stops of our trip. We came to Vegas the same week we ate at one of the Strip's overhyped "experience" restaurants. This unassuming Irish pub beat it in every category that matters -- food, drinks, atmosphere, humanity -- at literally a tenth of the price. Proof there's still something real in Sin City if you know where to look. Go before the accountants find out.

Nine Fine Irishmen has easily become one of our favorite stops in Las Vegas!…read more We stumbled onto their happy hour Thursday with only about 10 minutes left, and it was so good that we actually changed our plans for Friday specifically so we could come back, eat, have drinks, and enjoy the patio. The happy hour is one of the best we've found in Vegas. We tried the shepherd's pie, fish and chips, beer cheese and bread, sausage rolls, and pastrami sliders--and everything was amazing. Pair that with a pint of Guinness, a shot of Jameson, or their happy hour punch drink, and it's an incredible deal for the quality of the food and the experience. But the service is what really made this place stand out. Tony has been fantastic. Attentive, funny, welcoming, and he has some seriously great Guinness-pouring skills--the man knows how to pour a proper pint! He took such good care of us that we made a point of spending time here every day of our trip. In fact, I'm writing this review while we're sitting on the Nine Fine Irishmen patio before leaving Vegas, and Tony is our server again! My husband is having the American breakfast, and I'm getting the shepherd's pie because... YUM. The amazing food and service we experienced during happy hour brought us back today, and we're happily paying full price for lunch because there was nowhere else we'd rather eat before leaving Vegas. Great food, great drinks, great patio, amazing service, and just a genuinely fun time. Tony, thank you for helping make our Vegas trip memorable for all the RIGHT reasons. We will absolutely be back!

Food was delicious. Glad we ordered beef Wellington and tried it for the first time. Christopher…read morewas a great server and took care of us.

Amazing service from Christopher! Definitely will come again!! The food was amazing a pub burger…read moreand truffle fries! And the drinks and ambiance of the restaurant was amazing!

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Wanted to watch the World Cup but all the bars near me were booked out or sounded so busy. Opted to come here and I am so glad. Food was amazing. My friend and I ordered off of their specials menu and got a French Onion burger. It was so good and we were so glad we ordered it! I liked their deep friend pickles as well but I wish they were more crunchy. Beers were so good too! Ordered a flight and our favorite was the Chantilly Vanilla Cream Ale. Loved it so much I ordered a 16oz draft after I finished my flight. Our server was super friendly and nice. I wish I got her name but she constantly checked up on us and was the one who suggested the burgers for us. Ambiance was great! They have a lot of TVs and the vibes were great. They have indoor, outdoor, and bar seating. Great place to have dinner and to just hangout. Looking forward to coming here again!

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.

We visited on Friday, for lunch, with a party of two and it was a very nice experience. The place…read morelooks a bit sketchy from the outside, but once you walk in it is large, clean and welcoming. We seated ourselves and the bartender/server came by to take our order. Their margaritas are strong and refreshing. We started with Candy Bacon and Buffalo Chicken Wontons. The bacon was served cold, not even room temp, which was odd. Both apps were quite tasty though. We then went with Meatball and Turkey Sandwiches. The portions were HUGE, and they were prepared perfectly. The service was very good, the bartender kept track of us well. Overall, a great place for a bite and a drink.

Four stars just so I could get your attention---now add two more…read moreMy Bus driver told me about the food here. Huge portions. Great atmosphere! The staff was on fire! Really well organized and kind. I was there for a pirate themed night, and it was a wonderful spot to have it in Bring you hungry belly in--oh and you can get your drink on also!

Came in tonight with 6 adults and 4 kids. We called ahead to make sure they were kid friendly and…read moreto reserve a table. We were seated immediately when we arrived. They sat us in a separate dining area which was great for us (because of the kids).. but probably better for the other diners. Our server was so nice and patient. Kid's menus had a variety of options and came with drinks in little plastic cups. Portions were HUGE for kids. They enjoyed their meals. Adult beverages were great. I had the double copper; no complaints there. The guys each had an old fashioned and I was told they were very good. The only drink complaints at the table were for the key lime martinis. The girls were not expecting them to be milky. Food was great. The deviled scotch eggs were bomb. I definitely recommend those. Sausage roll bites were good; but for the price, I probably wouldn't order them again. For main, I had the beef stew. It was good. Beef was tender and stew was flavorful. I also ordered a side of tots and the Brussels Sprouts. Tots were good. Sprouts tasted burnt and not in a good way. I was a little disappointed in those. I also tried a bite of my friend's Irish chicken curry (did not know this was a thing).. and it was SO good. I wish i would've ordered that instead. Shepherd's pie was also tasty. Another friend ordered the salmon and it looked really good but I didn't try any of it. She said it was tasty and light. She finished the whole thing. Overall, service was great. Drinks were good. Dinner portions were large and tasty. I would definitely come back if I or friends are staying at the Mandalay.

Came by for lunch on a Sunday around 1:00 p.m. and was seated immediately with no wait. I was…read moresurprised at how big it was inside. I've never been to a bar in Ireland before, but the interior made me feel like I was no longer in Vegas; it felt like I had stepped right into a bar in Ireland. ​We started with the deviled Scotch egg. The outer layer of the egg was thin and crispy, and the filling was oh-so-creamy. It was delightful and a must-order. ​We ordered the Irish chicken curry with half-fries and half-rice. The chicken itself was a bit bland, but the curry sauce was tasty. It was mild and not spicy. ​We also ordered the Irish breakfast with a side of Batchelors beans. It included two eggs, Irish bangers and rashers, black and white pudding, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, and toast. I had to look up what rashers are--they are basically bacon, but a lot leaner than what you'd expect with American bacon. It was a bit too lean for my taste, but overall, everything was pretty good, especially the black and white pudding, which was basically a big slice of sausage. The black pudding is black because of the pork blood. ​I also want to say the service here was amazing, and the servers were super friendly and attentive. ​I will definitely come back to this establishment. FYI, since this is part of MGM, you can use resort credits and charge it to your room here.

I've heard of and have gone to many of the Flowing Tide locations in Northern Nevada, mostly Reno,…read moreso I decided to come here to this location with a work friend for lunch. We both had fish and chips on our brains, and I know Flowing Tide in the north has yummy fish and chips, so I was hoping this Vegas location would too. The menus for all the locations in both Northern and Southern Nevada are posted online. This location was easy to find, Vegas is so easy to get around, everything is all laid out on a grid, with big throughfares every one mile. We just got on Trop as the locals call it, till we got to Decater and go a little bit and there we are. The place is open 24 hrs. like a lot of things in Vegas. Parking is easy and we go right in. Looking at the menu, I see prices are higher by a few bucks per item and I see more upscale items on the menu that we don't have in the north, like crab cakes! I saw the fish and chips, so that's what we got. I really don't care for coleslaw in general, so I got mine with double fries instead and my friend likes coleslaw and is cutting carbs, so she got double coleslaw and no fries. The order comes with 4 nice pieces of crispy deep fried fish, along with malt vinegar of course. The fish was super hot and tasty seasoned at the table with salt and malt vinegar. I was taught that was the British way to do fish and chips, tarter and catsup is the American way! If I'm down here in Vegas again, I'll have to give some of these more upscale items a try, unless Flowing Tide decides to bring them to Reno locations.

Serious value and flavor at this spot! Got this Peppermint Schnapps like drink was only $7 and…read moretasted perfectly balanced. Was shocked at the quality of the liquor combined with the other additions. Legit peppermint candies grinded up inside. Nachos were hefty and tasted perfect. Cheese was nicely melted and had a great sharp cheddar flavor. So many nachos have globs of flavorless goop. Will be back whenever I make a Vegas trip.

Exactly what you would expect for a pub…read more Drinks are cheap, they offer pub style food. The bar was full every night we visited. Variety of wines, beer and drafts with low and top shelf liquor options. Within walking distance of the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Hotel. Omar-the bartender was good to us.

Kicked off our small Halloween party at The Pub with some drinks and appetizers, which was put…read moretogether by a friend who lives in Lake Las Vegas. I came dressed in a casual skeleton jumpsuit, which was kind of a last minute costume for me. Getting there and finding it was super easy. I parked in the casino parking garage, which had plenty of spaces, and walked right over, which was just a short walk away. The weather that evening was perfect to sit outside on their patio, watch a little bit of game 6 of the World Series, and watch other people go by all dressed up in their own costumes. It was not too hot, not too cold, and not windy at all, though it started getting a little chilly as the night progressed. Our waiter was Batman (actually Jorge dressed as Batman lol), who made a pretty impressive Batman impersonation. The Cali Squeeze Blood Orange Hefe, Jack Daniel's, among other alcoholic drinks made appearances. Not to mention the various Jell-O syringe shots someone in our group bought along with her, and yes, she was dressed up as a nurse. ;D Food appearances were pub pretzels and pork sliders with fries on the side. Jorge (aka Batman) told us that we were given the last pork slider dishes available, as they ran out. We initially thought that he was joking, but he was not. The pretzels were great to snack on while I drank my beer, in the case I was going to drink more later that night. I did drive here, so I had to really pace myself with my drinks. This was a great place to grab some food and drinks before going out for the rest of the night. It's also a great place to watch any game that's on.

The Laundry Room is a cool, intimate speakeasy located within downtown LV. Only 16 people are…read moreallowed in at one time, you need a reservation, and there's a dress code. We were seated at the bar and had a nice time interacting with the cocktail craftsman/man in charge, Davey. The menu is his creative brainchild and changes a few times a year, with the current one based on the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. There's a 90 minute limit and 2 drink minimum per guest. Because of the craft and attention to detail that goes into each cocktail, we finished our 2 drinks just about right at the 90 minute mark. I really enjoyed both of my cocktails but the one that stood out to me the most was Strange Medicine. It was reminiscent of a martini but with Brie-washed Old Bison vodka, Cocchi Americano, and herb oil. It was so good that I wasn't sure what drink to choose next, but Davey was helpful with a great recommendation for another cocktail served with a chunk of parmesan cheese on top. Keep in mind that you're paying for the experience and the level of craft. So with a 2 drink minimum it won't be a cheap experience but it's definitely something worth checking out for the unique, creative cocktails.

Pro: Fear and Loathing menu, updated furniture, yummy drinks…read more Con: Not the previous Laundry Room you remembered, glorified tourist trap, lack of atmosphere control. Slow drink service. The Laundry Room is dead, long live the Laundry Room. The remodel that took place during Jan to May 2026 saw a wide amount of change from Corner Management, the mother company of LR. They got rid of the absolute corner stone of the lead bartender, Anthony, and redecorated the place to look more like the sister bar, Doberman Drawing Room (5 Stars). The remodel was absolutely needed, as the regulars and Dean's List could point out, the place was kind of falling apart. From water warped bar top, uncomfortable chairs, and chipped paint/worned carpet, you would think this place WAS left over from the Prohibition era. What sets this establishment apart from any of the pretend speakeasy on the strip is the atmosphere. At any given time, you could cram 16 people there at a time, even with the reduced drinking time cut from 2 hours to 90 minutes, this place could only cycle thru 50 to 60 people from the reduced nightly opening of 4 hours from 6 hours previously. This make LR special, not some faux speakeasy in Cosmo or Resort World that could jam in 80 people per hour with room to spare. Gone is the rugged identity of the old laundry room for El Cortez, this is spiced up, every square inch of the wall is covered with some art piece, very much different from the Depression era decor. Some art selection are just straight up chaos from the management, the main cherub piece behind the bar is just insanity. The new master of house, Davey, showed skills with his new 14 drink menu, but fell short of what made LR great in the past 14 years. Now, the man had just two months to create his drink list and per himself, had to start from the scratch from when he took over.. So, with that said, let's focus on the drinks. Hemingway Dalguiri, Dust + Ether, and High Noon Static - all great in taste, presentation, and talent, abet we can see the hesitation when making his own drinks, thus slowing down service by quite a bit. My party saw him struggle making 6 drinks at once, 4 of them the same drinks. Recommendation from someone else, maybe record the drink making process and try to eliminate non productive habits and motions via video viewing. Since Davey is a visionary, looking in the past is a deal breaker for him. If you are trying to finish up a previous menu for the Dean's List, the joke is on you, that is a no. Where the hostess (the only person that survived the purge from the remodel) explained to him that exception needs to happen to keep the Dean's List going, the answer was a no since no one at management told him about this. When asked about what will the new requirements will be for the future, it's simple, finish the menu before it's replaced with no chance of catching up. Once a menu is done, it's done. I guess it's easier to keep the drinks under control with less ingrediencies needed behind the bar, but wait a minute... drink number 15, Research and Development, that should give Davey some leeway to non menu drinks right? Turns out, not so much. Sidecar- cognac, orange liqueur, lemon juice. Simple right? He leaves the room to get something from Commonwealth... didn't management installed a new fridge to hold the larger ice cubes, where previous bar keep have to venture out all the time? Turns out, there was no Cognac or any Brandy in the Laundry Room. I can see how things are shaped, strict bottle control is for the benefit of the bar, not for the customer. There is now Vodka, foam, and milk wash but lost Cognac or Brandy, but besides the freedom of choices were also compounded with complete lack of rules. For the last 14 years, the hostess and bar staff on rotation were friendly yet firm about house rules. First given upon entering the secret or window doors, then by the bartender after an aperitif is given (now eliminated). No photo, religion, politic, standing at the bar, name dropping, brawling, telephone calls, PDA, and smoking, plus don't be creepy, be patient, and know your limit. Most of these were not enforced the first 2 times my party of regulars have visited since the remodel. The cardinal sin of allowing one single 4 top to seat 2 people at a time is just wild. But hey, no rules are listed on the new simple menu and none giving at the door or at the seats. So what is this place now? 20 to 23 dollars for a drink plus more for popcorn. All for the experience of being in a noise warfare between Commonwealth and La Mona Rosa's speaker systems, with LR's own music turned up high, and the piano only used one night of the week. I would recommend Doberman Drawing Room as of now for better drinks options, less noise, and vibe. The new menu to replace Fear and Laundry will come out this Fall, will be bring some regulars with me to check on LR again and hopefully give more than 2 stars on the next review.