Service is awesome, Liz is the shizzet, and the food is on point. Trivia night is so much fun.read more

Liz was top dawg 'round these parts. Atmosphere, top Food,…read moretop Drinks, top Would be rather silly to skip out on this place, youre welcome.

My girlfriend and I decided to try 595 on a Saturday morning for their new weekend brunch. The…read moreregular menu was also available so we ended up ordering from it. We were the first guests at 10 AM and I'm so glad that we went early! It started getting crowded around 11AM. It's a small space so when the drinks begin flowing it can get very loud. The service was great. Fast and efficient! Now for the food. We ordered to share, which I highly recommend. We ordered the fried deviled eggs to start. So yummy. Perfectly coated with a slightly tangy dipping sauce. Next was the lemongrass honey glazed pork umami bowl...that was fire ! The loco moco was amazing. Both dishes were well seasoned. They have great mocktails too! I'll definitely be back, but I'll avoid happy hour

Came in on a Thursday night. Coffee beer is really good…read more I just moved to Vegas and asked staff about parking on Fremont to attend an event. They just laughed at me and were dismissive after hearing my question. Didn't even ask which event or where I was trying to go. I found it a little weird and felt uncomfortable. Could have told me there's no free parking and cheapest option was the garage for $25. Was pretty surprised and let down being also Vietnamese. Left very quickly after the interaction and probably won't come back. Venue was nice and clean though.

Great food and beer and I enjoy playing poker here every Thursday night. And I really like the…read moreservice.

Great happy hour Great apps…read more Great prices Great beer Friendly staff Come check out their giant jenga

BBQ platters served on the weekends. The brisket and Ribs were excellent! The service was great…read more The restaurant was very cute and music just right. I recommend the Brussel's sprouts side. We are BBQ snobs and agreed that this is the real deal!

The you're looking for a laid back neighborhood bar with great food, cocktails, plenty of TVs, and…read morethe perfect game-day atmosphere, you need to check out The Spot LV! I loved learning more about their story too ,what started as a food truck 9 years ago eventually grew into this brick-and-mortar neighborhood favorite, now going strong for about 2.5 years. And the FOOD... come hungry! What we ordered: I'm a Fancy Steak Salad -- mixed greens topped with New York steak, candied walnuts, dried cherries, blue cheese & ranch Funky Monkey Bread -- sourdough bread bowl loaded with mozzarella, garlic, olive oil & chimichurri, served with marinara and ranch Chicken Parm -- buttermilk fried chicken, spaghetti, marinara & mozzarella Pork Belly Burnt Ends -- smoked pork belly tossed in BBQ glaze and topped with green onion Tupac Loaded Fries -- fries piled high with brisket, melted cheese blend, avocado crema, pickled red onions, cotija & cilantro Brookie -- and YES, their desserts are made in-house! For something refreshing without the alcohol, try the Ginger Sunrise made with ginger beer, orange juice and lemon juice. And don't miss Fridays: All-You-Can-Eat Fish & Chips for only $30! Whether you're catching the game, grabbing drinks with friends, having dinner or just looking for a casual local spot away from the Strip, The Spot LV is definitely worth adding to your Vegas list. Thank you Kelcie, Kaycee, Ryan, Hannah & the entire team for having me!

This place is all about the service. Overall, there's nothing special here, but the service is…read moreawesome. Yes, there's a ton of tvs. Yes , they play the main sports. Yes, they are open late. The difference here is the employees! These guys are hard working! They made it special and fun

This place is chill…read more Bartenders are cool and there's tons of room. Drinks are reasonably priced if you're buying lol. It's the closest bar from the pool bit the furthest from the table games. Cheers!

Me and my nephew stopped by this place to check it out and were really impressed. I loved the…read moreatmosphere and the selection of craft beers they had on tap. The next time I visit I plan to try their food. The staff were super attentive and polite, and the owner was as well. If you're a craft brew fan, definitely put this place on your list!

Went to Evolve sat about 330 pm. Turns out its a Iowa hawkeyes fan bar. They had probably 75 people…read morethere. I sat at bar and had some flights and appetizers. The Fans had control of the sound system and were playing fight songs and just random other tunes nearly full blast. Very loud. Even the manager said they needed better tunes... The bar staff was cool but hard to order with due to fan noise. They were commenting on being irritated by the loudness. The food was good and reasonably priced but some off the extras I wanted never showed up because they were so busy with Fans. The beers were ok but not very cold. So, they have about 15 TVs in there and I just asked if I could have one out a bank of 5 to watch the Ohio/Texas game. The manager said this was a iowa bar and I shouldn't have come in wanting to watch something else. Before the fan takeover they had all of the games on. He did eventually put the O/T game on but said if they complain he'd have to change it back. So, I told him I'd take his advice and not ever come back. This is Vegas folks. Lots of Fan bars but they all still respect everyone else's love of other teams. Again, way to take care of customers that would come back on more that Saturdays in fall.

Friendly staff Affordable menu…read more Amazing happy hour options Definitely recommend this bar !

Walked in, sat at the bar and was greeted by a Miss Madi. I was disappointed to find out that they…read moreallow cigarette smoking (but I kinda forgot I was in Vegas for a hot second) so I guess it's fine plus the only people smoking was across bar from me so I didn't really smell it during my experience.. only right when I walked in. I asked Madi for a whiskey sour but she didn't have egg whites so I had to decide something else on the menu. I ended up pulling up a recipe for a blackberry whiskey smash and so she whipped it up... It was really good and I thank you so much for your creativity and your willing to get me what I wanted. Also, I got the smash burger and it was really good, I ended up swapping out the brioche bun for the sourdough and it was absolutely delicious. And then I got a Caesar salad. Yum! Side note: (I can't remember if it was JC or AJ) but chill out on taking my water glass. I pushed it closer to get a refill, not cause I was done with it lol Great first experience and I see why you guys have great reviews. Keep up the great job.! Also thank you for the help up the nice young server with the beautiful brown ombré This review is from 6/6/25

Vibe: Sophisticated, Professional, and Energetic…read more ​For anyone looking to impress a client, close a deal, or celebrate a milestone with colleagues, finding the right venue for a business lunch can be a delicate balancing act. You need an environment that is sophisticated but not stuffy, lively but quiet enough for serious conversation, and supported by a culinary program that commands respect. The George Sportsmanship Lounge delivers on all of these fronts with remarkable grace, redefining what a modern business lunch can--and should--be. ​The Atmosphere: Polished Athletic Heritage Meets Executive Comfort ​Walking into George, you are immediately struck by how masterfully the design bridges the gap between a high-end club and a refined, modern lounge. The decor pays a tasteful, artistic homage to the spirit of "sportsmanship"--think rich leather banquettes, beautifully curated vintage sporting photography, warm walnut accents, and low, ambient lighting that feels incredibly exclusive. ​For a business lunch, the layout is exceptionally well-thought-out. The seating is spaced generously to offer genuine privacy for confidential conversations, and the acoustics are engineered beautifully; there is a vibrant hum of energy in the room, yet you never have to raise your voice to be heard across the table. It strikes the perfect balance of prestige and approachable comfort. ​The Food: A Masterclass in Contemporary American Cuisine ​While the ambiance sets the stage, the culinary execution is the true star of the show. The menu at George elevated our business lunch from a standard meeting into a memorable dining experience. ​We started with the Yellowtail Crudo, which was exceptionally fresh, accented with a vibrant citrus-yuzu vinaigrette and thinly sliced serrano peppers--a light, refreshing starter that perfectly primed the palate. ​For the mains, our table ordered the Dry-Aged Ribeye Frites and the Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass: ​The Ribeye: Cooked to a flawless medium-rare, the steak boasted an incredible crust and a rich, deeply savory flavor profile. Accompanied by truffle-infused hand-cut frites and a velvety chimichurri, it was a decadent but perfectly portioned lunch masterpiece. ​The Sea Bass: This dish was a revelation. Flaky, buttery, and resting on a bed of ginger-infused heirloom grains and baby bok choy, it was light enough for a midday meal while remaining deeply satisfying and complex in flavor. ​Even the non-alcoholic beverage program deserved applause; their mocktails, particularly the cucumber-basil press, were sophisticated and felt just as celebratory as a traditional cocktail. ​The Service: Impeccable, Swift, and Discreet ​Great food can easily be overshadowed by poor service, but at George, the staff understands the rhythm of a business lunch. From the moment we were greeted by the host, the service was seamless. ​Our server was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, offering precise recommendations and timing the courses beautifully. Crucially for a business meeting, the staff practiced "discreet hospitality"--they were highly attentive, ensuring water glasses were always filled and plates were cleared promptly, yet they never interrupted the flow of our conversation at critical moments. The entire meal was paced perfectly, wrapping up within a comfortable 75 minutes, leaving us plenty of time to return to the office without feeling rushed. ​The Verdict ​The George Sportsmanship Lounge successfully shatters the mold of the traditional, outdated steakhouse business lunch. By combining a stunningly curated, upscale atmosphere with world-class gastronomy and highly professional service, they have created the ultimate venue for the modern executive. It is a masterclass in hospitality, and it has easily secured its spot as my go-to recommendation for lunch meetings. ​Highly Recommended for: Client entertainment, executive team lunches, and power midday dining.

Food absolutely a 1 Star each time we go. However…read moreService and Ambiance a 4 Star !! They do need to do something about their Inferior cooking and I am not that particular. I appreciate your rope pack. You'd like to make it right. I am not looking for a free meal. I'm not looking for anything monetarily. All I want you to do is survive. You could survive and some if you just pay attention to the menu. When you put on the menu just cook it right with the right ingredients. Somebody is screwing real bad...

Came here on a Thursday night with my girlfriends for ladies night and it so happened to be 50%…read moreoff all drinks for ladies (on thursdays only). We ordered a few dishes to share and loved how creative everything was. It's Japanese-American fusion, so you'll see fun twists like wagyu sliders, wagyu sandos, uni pasta, nori's, and miso black cod. service was great! everyone so friendly and attentive. It felt like the perfect mix of dinner + lounge energy. Not quite a club, not just a restaurant -- somewhere in between where you can eat, sip, and hang out for hours. they have a live DJ and it was playing the best music! P.S. the owner is chef winston from Omakase Kyara so you know the food is good here!

GastroPub Nisei Bar & Grill is a sort of creative and different Asian Fusion type Restaurant and…read moreBar located in a Chinatown Center along with a Chubby Cattle, China Momma, and a bunch of other businesses. They are in the spot where District One used to be. Inside it's a bit dark but well lit with TVs, Neon, and artsy walls. You can sit at the bar area or a booth. The menu offers a wide selection of all kinds of interesting things so it is hard to decide on what you want to try. Some of the offerings are appetizers, salads, sliders, sandos, tacos, soup, pasta, grilled dishes, meats and seafoods, and more but most with a creative twist. We shared two appetizers and one sando. We tried the Kalbi Tacos (Marinated maybe Korean? Style Short Rib). We thought these tacos had delicious flavors to them. Today they were good but ever so slightly chewy. But I really enjoyed what they call spicy mayo and the salsa verde here. Both had unusually great flavors. The chicken kabob skewer was good but sort of plain. I think the big hit was the Pastrami Sando because the flavors really BANGED. WOW! Our server told us that a local butcher around the corner makes this pastrami. It is different. With a different texture and more powerful seasoning that pairs expertly well with the yuzu slaw and HOT honey mustard. This was certainly a 5 star sandwich. The truffle fries today were cooked perfect but when you picked them up all the truffle stuff fell off. Still tasty. Our server was amazing. Very patient with us, helpful, and even opened the door for us. Parking was easy and close.

We came here to watch the VGK game. I didn't know they offered Happy hour during the game…read more It was a very good deal. Foods were good. There were many TVs. VGK game sounds was on. There were lots of seats available. I enjoyed it. One thing, it was super cold. I wore a hoodie but i was freezing cold. I wish it was comfortable temperature.

Located right across from Allegiant stadium, this is one of the only places in the immediate…read morevicinity that you can go and have pregame drinks and food which is honestly very nice, especially since the the rest of the surrounding area isn't necessarily the nicest or have much to offer. I came before the first UNLV game of the season and boy was it crowded which was to be expected but that doesn't take away from the fact that it was very, very crowded. There was a very long line to get beer from the bar though I found you could just go to the other side of the bar and order as well which was nice. It was pretty much standing room only unless you got a table and were eating and again, that was a very long wait. It could have just seemed extra crowded because about a third of this location was rented out for a private party but then again I could also see that being the case almost every game, though I could be wrong. I could be wrong but I feel like the drinks at this location, compared to their other locations around the valley, are more expensive. It makes sense, but it's also really stupid if that's the case. I had a few drinks and had a good time here with my friends but it was mostly just a watering hole before the game so we didn't have to pay stadium prices.