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Food was great. Got the Detroit pizza w/ mushrooms. Seasoned great. And some PBJ wings to go (interesting to try) the bartender was pretty outgoing. Cozy atmosphere. Really enjoyed the Amaro Lucano as a non alcoholic alternative. It's nice they have a mocktail menu! As well as a detailed mixology menu for the drinkers. Would be repeat customer.
Gothic inspired restaurant/bar/concert venue in Henderson. The restaurant has a decent amount of table and bar seating. We came on a Friday night for a large concert and seating was very limited. We started out at the bar where they had a nice selection of signature cocktails, beers, and local brews. You can also order food at that bar. The entire waitstaff was friendly and quick. The concert venue is in a separate room. The room is large. There is no seating by the way. There is a to go bar inside. We had a great time and will be back.
Life, it's literally the best feeling..... Well since it's the best feeling life and living we need to visit the best of places. Are you into dark and spooky? Do you want the chaos of magic? Let me move the best of places and let's go to the Grey Witch! All gloomy and glory of the beauty of the dark exists. Come out and join the world of darkness! Let's have a drink and something to eat . The pizza is unique here . It's utterly delicious. The drinks are plentiful and they have a mock tail menu too ! The service stellar and great! And that smell before the food comes. It's just the best of all things evil and chaos! Come join the dark side of the world and explore the Grey Witch!
Eclectic place, we love it best during quiet off hours. Great pizza, excellent cocktails and impressive tap beer selection. Close enough to us to be trouble...or not LOL. Friendly place. A bit of a cigarette scent, easily overcome by my tasty meatsa pizza aroma.
I'd looked at the Grey Witch's menu here on Yelp and thought it would be fun to try some of their pizzas while I was visiting family in town. It's located in a very nondescript shopping strip and even the storefront is very plain and unassuming. But as soon as you walk through the door, you're transported to a fun, whimsical, and curious place. It's somewhere between Middle Ages and enchanting. The front "reception/waiting area" also has seating for patrons under 21 because the main room is considered to be a bar. Even in the reception area, there are all kinds of interesting things hanging on the walls and on the ceiling. There's also what appears to be an oversized fireplace, which is actually a "hidden" entrance to their speakeasy. VERY COOL!! Anyway, back to the food ~ I ordered ahead for pickup and our order came up shortly after we checked in. I can appreciate their timeliness! It wasn't too far of a drive back home, so the food was still fairly warm when we got back. Since we were feeding adults and lots of kids, we ordered the Pizza Party (5 specialty pizzas and one cheese) and a couple orders of the PB & J wings. Six pizzas sounds like a lot, but keep in mind this IS bar food, so each one was about a 5X5 square, cut on the diagonal (we ended up cutting it on the opposite diagonal at home so more of us could sample the food). This is Detroit-style pizza, so the crust is thick, almost reminiscent of focaccia. It was good, but it probably tastes REALLY good after you've thrown back a few cocktails. Pineapple Party: ham, pineapple, and hot BBQ sauce are the stars of this one. You really can't go wrong with this combo IMO. 5/5 Meatsa Meatsa: pepperoni, sausage, and ham. A meat lover's dream 5/5 Italian Job: prosciutto, fig jam, feta, arugula, and black pepper. The sweetness of the jam combined with the salty feta was really nice. 4/5 The Babe: BBQ pulled pork, candied jalapeños, onions, and slaw. Very rich, especially with that thick crust. 3/5 It Came from the Forest: 2 kinds of mushrooms, caramelized onions, goat cheese and some VERY tasty sauces. CRAZY GOOD!! 7/5 PB & J wings: the wings had a sauce basted on and were lightly sprinkled with crushed peanuts. It came with a gelatinous dipping sauce that none of us cared for. 3/5 So in a nutshell, service was great, decor and ambience were cool, and the food was fun to try.
What a local gem! We found our vibe. Unique seasonal cocktails, a speakeasy (Dark Arts), music venue, great pizza (including vegan options), bartender (Jessica), black and white movies playing, full bar, funky witchy decor and comfy seating, easy free parking. What's not to love?! See you again, soon!
Really Cool Pub. Awesome Decor & Music Is A Appropriate Volume For Conversation. Delicious Small Bites Menu. Fast & Friendly Customer Service. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!
This bar is witchin'... with a b. Grey Witch is the 3rd venture of food and beer expert Russell Gardner, who previously launched tiki bar Red Dwarf and some spot called Fat Cat which I kinda didn't try yet. This visit was also overdue as it's in pretty much in my backyard in Henderson and, like Red Dwarf, offers an eclectic variety of Detroit-style pizzas and adult beverages. I've enjoyed that pizza since trying a beta test at room temp back before Russ started Red Dwarf, so of course I had to order some tonight. My friend opted for the Italian Job ($15.00), which sounds like a winner with prosciutto, fig jam, arugula, goat cheese, and black pepper. It came on a very airy thick crust and was cut diagonally, resulting in four flavorful triangles. The flavor combo was indeed great and had noticeably fresh arugula and non-chewy prosciutto. But the huge winner and don't-you-dare-miss-it pie was the It Came From The Forest ($15.00), with amazing mushroom richness in every bite, plus a vegan-sounding cashew garlic creme sauce, and oddly enough, truffle oil which must have been very subtle and/or balanced. The flavor medley is so rich but not overwhelming. You may even want to order a second right away. The meal also started swimmingly. I was glancing at the craft beer list out of habit and appreciating that it's still very affordable ($8 at most, $4 for the house beer), but I went for a limited-time drink off the Winter Cocktails menu instead. The Last Yuletide ($14.00) really played well off the Genepi herbal liqueur, balancing it nicely with gin, spiced pear liqueur, elderflower, lemon, and lime. It is more of a challenging but balanced drink than a typical fruit-forward gin concoction, and I enjoyed every sip. And the Garlic Bread ($6.00) was a great app choice by my buddy. I'm pretty sure it's made from that airy Detroit pizza dough but brushed with butter then dusted with a spice blend, including oddly potent dried chili flakes. It was good before the red sauce dip and really great with even a modest amount of said dip. Congrats to Russ for continuing to be amazing. I will have to come back to Grey Witch sooner than later when the Detroit-style pizza craving hits because they have produced one of my favorite pizzas ever.
To know me is to know I loveeee a good themed bar. I found out about Grey Witch a while ago on tiktok but am never in Henderson. Finally was in the area and decided to stop in. The decor was definitely on brand and there was a lot of it. I know they also have live bands, but we were there mid day. The bartender was lovely and friendly. She made great recommendations too. I love that they had a summer menu, my favorite bars have seasonal menus to keep customers on their toes so this one did not disappoint. I ordered the Sugar Pie Honey Bunch and the Elegant Afternoon. My husband ordered the Spells Be Told and Witch Please. I love the creative names they also had for the drinks. Overall the drinks were good and you can tell they use fresh ingredients for their syrups. We also ordered garlic bread to snack on which reminded me of Pizza Hut breadsticks in a good way. It came with a choice of white or red sauce. The red sauce was very complimentary. I'm looking forward to coming back and checking out their next seasonal menu!
I like the bar. Lots of details to look at. Nice to see something new in the area that offers some interesting options. The wings were very good, the pizza was ok, I like that they attempt craft cocktails. The balance of the drinks are just ok. Service was fine, a little slow in my opinion for so few people in the bar. I did quite like the hidden bar. It's very comfy and intimate. It was during their pipe club but that doesn't matter me. It brings me back to my childhood when my dad would smoke Prince Albert from a can.
I'm obsessed with this place, cool bar. Delicious pizza and the staff was friendly and chill. It's across town for me but if try again
Went to an event at Grey Witch. Think fraternity house meets goth bar but with better alcohol and less beer smell. It was a busy night but the bartenders handled it with efficiency. The pizza looks like a giant sicillian with plentiful toppings. The drinks are posted on the board. I loved the sitting room where people were playing magic the gathering. The party room had a dj and plenty of room to dance. Definitely a good event space. They even had a krampus party last weekend.
Grey Witch is awesome! If you're looking for a bar that's basically the Red Dwarf, but spooky, this is it. Affordable drinks and a sizable beer list? Check Friendly and fast service? Check Killer pizza? Check Killer vibe? Check A good size live music venue that books good bands? Check Speakeasy hidden inside? (Maybe) I know my photos are lacking in this review, but I was enjoying myself too much to take a lot of photos. The decor is spooky, nice dim lighting and a few TV's playing random old movies. The drinks, service and food you know and love from Red Dwarf is a huge plus. Who doesn't like $12 cocktails and a solid Detroit style pizza?? I'm glad that there's enough space for a stage and music venue here too. The LV Valley needs more small-to-midsize music venues so I'm stoked to have another to support. I can't wait to see what bands come through in 2026, and I know no matter what, there's always a good time to be had at Grey Witch.
6 days ago
this place rocks dude. first time here, went to catch the Belmont show and get some pizza afterwards. the vibe is dope; eclectic goth, i'd say. all the staff was super cool. got a "it came from the forest" pizza to go. oh my god, that thing was insane. i've never had pizza like that before, the flavor was out of this world. read more
18 days ago
First off, the algorithm will be in your favor the more words are here. Born & raised, this is the vibe I'm all about. Your place rocks. I'd advise anyone to give your place a try. I'm not going to B.S. you. Eat the food, my one and only try so far is the pizza. ppl I know suggested it. It's reminds me of a place in Krakow. (Thank you for that). You have new customer. read more
1 day ago
Food was great. Got the Detroit pizza w/ mushrooms. Seasoned great. And some PBJ wings to go (interesting to try) the bartender was pretty outgoing. Cozy atmosphere. Really enjoyed the Amaro Lucano as a non alcoholic alternative. It's nice they have a mocktail menu! As well as a detailed mixology menu for the drinkers. Would be repeat customer. read more
Gothic inspired restaurant/bar/concert venue in Henderson. The restaurant has a decent amount of table and bar seating. We came on a Friday night for a large concert and seating was very limited. We started out at the bar where they had a nice selection of signature cocktails, beers, and local brews. You can also order food at that bar. The entire waitstaff was friendly and quick. The concert venue is in a separate room. The room is large. There is no seating by the way. There is a to go bar inside. We had a great time and will be back. read more
Life, it's literally the best feeling..... Well since it's the best feeling life and living we need to visit the best of places. Are you into dark and spooky? Do you want the chaos of magic? Let me move the best of places and let's go to the Grey Witch! All gloomy and glory of the beauty of the dark exists. Come out and join the world of darkness! Let's have a drink and something to eat . The pizza is unique here . It's utterly delicious. The drinks are plentiful and they have a mock tail menu too ! The service stellar and great! And that smell before the food comes. It's just the best of all things evil and chaos! Come join the dark side of the world and explore the Grey Witch! read more
Eclectic place, we love it best during quiet off hours. Great pizza, excellent cocktails and impressive tap beer selection. Close enough to us to be trouble...or not LOL. Friendly place. A bit of a cigarette scent, easily overcome by my tasty meatsa pizza aroma. read more
I'd looked at the Grey Witch's menu here on Yelp and thought it would be fun to try some of their pizzas while I was visiting family in town. It's located in a very nondescript shopping strip and even the storefront is very plain and unassuming. But as soon as you walk through the door, you're transported to a fun, whimsical, and curious place. It's somewhere between Middle Ages and enchanting. The front "reception/waiting area" also has seating for patrons under 21 because the main room is considered to be a bar. Even in the reception area, there are all kinds of interesting things hanging on the walls and on the ceiling. There's also what appears to be an oversized fireplace, which is actually a "hidden" entrance to their speakeasy. VERY COOL!! Anyway, back to the food ~ I ordered ahead for pickup and our order came up shortly after we checked in. I can appreciate their timeliness! It wasn't too far of a drive back home, so the food was still fairly warm when we got back. Since we were feeding adults and lots of kids, we ordered the Pizza Party (5 specialty pizzas and one cheese) and a couple orders of the PB & J wings. Six pizzas sounds like a lot, but keep in mind this IS bar food, so each one was about a 5X5 square, cut on the diagonal (we ended up cutting it on the opposite diagonal at home so more of us could sample the food). This is Detroit-style pizza, so the crust is thick, almost reminiscent of focaccia. It was good, but it probably tastes REALLY good after you've thrown back a few cocktails. Pineapple Party: ham, pineapple, and hot BBQ sauce are the stars of this one. You really can't go wrong with this combo IMO. 5/5 Meatsa Meatsa: pepperoni, sausage, and ham. A meat lover's dream 5/5 Italian Job: prosciutto, fig jam, feta, arugula, and black pepper. The sweetness of the jam combined with the salty feta was really nice. 4/5 The Babe: BBQ pulled pork, candied jalapeños, onions, and slaw. Very rich, especially with that thick crust. 3/5 It Came from the Forest: 2 kinds of mushrooms, caramelized onions, goat cheese and some VERY tasty sauces. CRAZY GOOD!! 7/5 PB & J wings: the wings had a sauce basted on and were lightly sprinkled with crushed peanuts. It came with a gelatinous dipping sauce that none of us cared for. 3/5 So in a nutshell, service was great, decor and ambience were cool, and the food was fun to try. read more
What a local gem! We found our vibe. Unique seasonal cocktails, a speakeasy (Dark Arts), music venue, great pizza (including vegan options), bartender (Jessica), black and white movies playing, full bar, funky witchy decor and comfy seating, easy free parking. What's not to love?! See you again, soon! read more
This bar is witchin'... with a b. Grey Witch is the 3rd venture of food and beer expert Russell Gardner, who previously launched tiki bar Red Dwarf and some spot called Fat Cat which I kinda didn't try yet. This visit was also overdue as it's in pretty much in my backyard in Henderson and, like Red Dwarf, offers an eclectic variety of Detroit-style pizzas and adult beverages. I've enjoyed that pizza since trying a beta test at room temp back before Russ started Red Dwarf, so of course I had to order some tonight. My friend opted for the Italian Job ($15.00), which sounds like a winner with prosciutto, fig jam, arugula, goat cheese, and black pepper. It came on a very airy thick crust and was cut diagonally, resulting in four flavorful triangles. The flavor combo was indeed great and had noticeably fresh arugula and non-chewy prosciutto. But the huge winner and don't-you-dare-miss-it pie was the It Came From The Forest ($15.00), with amazing mushroom richness in every bite, plus a vegan-sounding cashew garlic creme sauce, and oddly enough, truffle oil which must have been very subtle and/or balanced. The flavor medley is so rich but not overwhelming. You may even want to order a second right away. The meal also started swimmingly. I was glancing at the craft beer list out of habit and appreciating that it's still very affordable ($8 at most, $4 for the house beer), but I went for a limited-time drink off the Winter Cocktails menu instead. The Last Yuletide ($14.00) really played well off the Genepi herbal liqueur, balancing it nicely with gin, spiced pear liqueur, elderflower, lemon, and lime. It is more of a challenging but balanced drink than a typical fruit-forward gin concoction, and I enjoyed every sip. And the Garlic Bread ($6.00) was a great app choice by my buddy. I'm pretty sure it's made from that airy Detroit pizza dough but brushed with butter then dusted with a spice blend, including oddly potent dried chili flakes. It was good before the red sauce dip and really great with even a modest amount of said dip. Congrats to Russ for continuing to be amazing. I will have to come back to Grey Witch sooner than later when the Detroit-style pizza craving hits because they have produced one of my favorite pizzas ever. read more
To know me is to know I loveeee a good themed bar. I found out about Grey Witch a while ago on tiktok but am never in Henderson. Finally was in the area and decided to stop in. The decor was definitely on brand and there was a lot of it. I know they also have live bands, but we were there mid day. The bartender was lovely and friendly. She made great recommendations too. I love that they had a summer menu, my favorite bars have seasonal menus to keep customers on their toes so this one did not disappoint. I ordered the Sugar Pie Honey Bunch and the Elegant Afternoon. My husband ordered the Spells Be Told and Witch Please. I love the creative names they also had for the drinks. Overall the drinks were good and you can tell they use fresh ingredients for their syrups. We also ordered garlic bread to snack on which reminded me of Pizza Hut breadsticks in a good way. It came with a choice of white or red sauce. The red sauce was very complimentary. I'm looking forward to coming back and checking out their next seasonal menu! read more
I like the bar. Lots of details to look at. Nice to see something new in the area that offers some interesting options. The wings were very good, the pizza was ok, I like that they attempt craft cocktails. The balance of the drinks are just ok. Service was fine, a little slow in my opinion for so few people in the bar. I did quite like the hidden bar. It's very comfy and intimate. It was during their pipe club but that doesn't matter me. It brings me back to my childhood when my dad would smoke Prince Albert from a can. read more
4 months ago
Went to an event at Grey Witch. Think fraternity house meets goth bar but with better alcohol and less beer smell. It was a busy night but the bartenders handled it with efficiency. The pizza looks like a giant sicillian with plentiful toppings. The drinks are posted on the board. I loved the sitting room where people were playing magic the gathering. The party room had a dj and plenty of room to dance. Definitely a good event space. They even had a krampus party last weekend. read more
Grey Witch is awesome! If you're looking for a bar that's basically the Red Dwarf, but spooky, this is it. Affordable drinks and a sizable beer list? Check Friendly and fast service? Check Killer pizza? Check Killer vibe? Check A good size live music venue that books good bands? Check Speakeasy hidden inside? (Maybe) I know my photos are lacking in this review, but I was enjoying myself too much to take a lot of photos. The decor is spooky, nice dim lighting and a few TV's playing random old movies. The drinks, service and food you know and love from Red Dwarf is a huge plus. Who doesn't like $12 cocktails and a solid Detroit style pizza?? I'm glad that there's enough space for a stage and music venue here too. The LV Valley needs more small-to-midsize music venues so I'm stoked to have another to support. I can't wait to see what bands come through in 2026, and I know no matter what, there's always a good time to be had at Grey Witch. read more
Went to Grey Witch for a friend's birthday party on a Saturday night. My family had no further Thanksgiving plans heading into the weekend and my out of state family won't travel 2,000+ miles cross country to visit us, so my schedule was clear for this party. I met my group in a hidden back area of the bar which can't be seen at first upon entering. My friend's party was 70's themed, so nearly all of us were dressed up in our best 70's attire with 70's goodie bags given to all of us, which was very awesome. The couch that I was sitting on was so comfortable that I thought I was going to fall asleep on it. Many folks in my group had the Fifty Shades of Grey...Witch cocktail, while I had the Elegant Afternoon cocktail. The Fifty Shades cocktail included vodka, coffee, and a toasted marshmallow on top. The Elegant Afternoon cocktail included vodka, a few unknown spices that I didn't taste, and was topped with dried/dehydrated citrus. When I have my car on me, I try not to drink too much and I pace myself slowly, so I think I had only maybe half of my drink. And if you like Detroit-style pizza, you are in for a real treat, because they have that here! I ordered their "Meatsa Meatsa" (say that in the well known Little Caesar's voice lol) just before we entered the venue. Our waiter told me that the pizza prep/cook time would be about 25 minutes and that he would bring it to me inside the venue once it was ready. This pizza was excellent and it had that hint of brown sugar inside, which was not too excessive. To enter the venue, you need to purchase a ticket. It was $10 originally but I waited until the last minute to purchase mine, which increased to around $12 the day of. No glass is allowed inside the venue, either, so if you plan to bring your drink in, you will need to dump it into a plastic cup upon entry. That night's performer was a DJ (I don't remember his name) that spun several hits from the 80's, 90's, and the early 2000's, and he was terrific! The show began at 7:00pm and I was there until 10:00pm, where we all had a fun time dancing and singing along to our favorite tunes. I really enjoyed this place! The venue is definitely a great place for DJs to play at. Very intimate and an excellent sound. read more
9 months ago
Interesting experience for sure. We had never tried Detroit style pizza before so it was our first time and we loved it! Their pizzas are small, good for one person. It's square shaped and cut in half. They are $15. We tried the pineapple and Italian pizzas and both were good although we liked the pineapple better. They have a bar area which is the main seating area and open to guest 21+, and then there is another seating area right when you enter that's open to all ages. The place is decorated to give you a witchy vibe! Service was good, we were checked on multiple times during our dinner. read more
This whole place is a vibe. Good music, decor, and just chill. We were in the area and decided to check it out because we were hungry and had heard good things about Grey Witch and the hype is real. For a bar or any other place the service was top notch. Great prices also. I ordered the bruja cocktail and it was good. The table got wings, homemade chips and I got the pizza. I heard good things about the pizza and it's real. So good. Everyone that got wings devoured them. But the homemade chips and queso were addictive. Table was very quiet while we ate. read more
The vibes in here are absolutely adorable. Super witchy which definitely fits the theme it felt like you were going into an apothecary almost. We sat with a big group in the front section on the couches and although it was a little loud to hear each other talk, it was terrible. Our server was great and kept coming to check on us quite a bit. They had a ton of fun seasonal cocktails for very cheap! For drinks I got the Guilded curiosity which was delicious and the witch please - also good. My heart was broken slightly that they were out of wings until right when I was going to order she said they got them back! The PB&J wings were OUTSTANDING. I could eat an entire bucket of them. The wings are tossed in the jelly and there is a Thai peanut butter sauce to dip in. I tried my friends pizza which was also very good which I knew it would be because I'm a fan of the pizza at their sister bar - red dwarf. Overall super fun spot, it's a little off the beaten path but if you want a fun local spot - they nailed it. read more
A group of 8 met here for my boyfriend's birthday and had a BLAST! It's such a great vibe, the music, cocktails and even the lil speakeasy - so much fun! And the bartender was super friendly and knowledgeable. We tried almost everything, various pizzas, garlic bread, wings, beers, cocktails... all were next level. We'll absolutely be back for happy hours and pizza, looking forward to checking out a concert here. So glad they finally opened such a rad place on the East Side of the valley! read more
Stopped by because our friend was playing music and we wanted to support him and his band. We came a little earlier so we could have drinks and snacks prior to the venue doors opening. The server and bartender i ordered my drinks from were nice. I obviously had crown on the rocks while my friends enjoyed their beer. As far as the quest chips, that was delicious. Nice salty crispy chips. The queso was a bit on the thicker side. The Detroit style Pizza was amazing. I wanna go back just to eat that. The bar itself is fun and the decor is a bit witchy. Lol. Overall, great spot and good vibes with the music. read more
5 months ago
Rolled the magical 6 sider and it chose Grey Witch. I had heard of it in passing with the circle of people I tend to hang out with (weirdos) but had never been. My brother started doing his usual poo pooing the place, saying, I don't know why we have to go here and that he wouldn't like it and I knew it was going to be good because he was doing this and in the past every place we end up, he ends up loving and this was the case this time as well. The place is dark and foreboding when you first walk in (This is a good thing) It feels very gothic... Strange Macabre pictures, potions and taxidermy scatter the place, you walk pass one room with Tables and chairs and a fireplace and into a larger room with booths, tables (The booth tables move which is good) and this is where the main bar is and where we met Jessie, the bartender, a true delight to deal with. Amazingly fun personality and told her it was our first time and felt very comfortable and welcomed by her. I ordered 50 shades of Grey Witch and my brother got a mocktail, Bubble Bubble Toil & Trouble, he liked his drink and I LOVED MY DRINK. It does come with a Burnt Marshmallow for my Vegan friends, while I did not eat it, I am glad I didn't know because the smell of the burnt Marshmallow filled the glass and every sip had that burnt taste. AMAZING. I WILL ORDER THAT NEXT TIME. Of course my Brother says, what am I eating for dinner, implying it would not be good and that he would need something else along the way to his house.... He ordered pepperoni pizza w/red sauce, I got Vegan cheese & Vegan sausage w/a delicious vegan white sauce and WE BOTH LOVED THEM--SO GOOD, AS THE MENU SAYS "THE BEST PIZZA YOU WILL EVER EAT and this was not a lie, we loved them so much that we each ordered one to go. There was also a casket that I was fascinated with... If you know me, you would know that I felt right at home, in fact, It reminded me quite of bit of the house I grew up in with my Witchy Aunt Helen but that is a story for another time I guess. Jessie gave us a tour and the place is bigger than you realize, they even have a couple of secrets to share if you are lucky enough. I felt like I was in a cross between Dark Shadows and Scooby Doo and I loved it, this is literally my dream place. I may ask if I can rent a room--Just build me a secret one please and Kristen can cook for me, she is amazing too. and I am allergic to mushrooms and she double checked the ingredients before making my dinner so thank you very much! So, this place goes on the return list and hopefully that will be very soon! Yours The Dice Man read more
Very cool, "upscale" dive bar! The inside is nothing you'd expect from the outside. The theming is very fun - similar to dark sister (arts district) but here you don't have to pay for parking. They had ~20 beers on tap. I'm not sure how often they change what they have, but I really enjoyed the variety! Pretty standard pricing, $7-8 for a beer. Cocktails were available too. They have a few bar snacks & pizza - vegan cheese is an option! This bar is non-smoking (yay) and smelled fresh. A rarity for a dive bar. One thing to keep in mind is the bathrooms. There was no TP in the women's and I started to panic. Then I realized the roll was sitting on the back of the tank - crisis averted. Make sure to double check before peeing I'll definitely be back to try more beer! read more
Me and my friends had went and we had an amazing time. We all got an individual pizza and they were good, except mine was slightly undercooked. Our drinks were amazing and moderately priced. I think my cocktail was $12. The vibe inside is kind of different but honestly, it was a really cool time. I really appreciate that It's not on the strip or on Main Street. We will be coming back. read more
1 year ago
Believe the comments that say that this is one of the best places to get Detroit style pizza. I'm not a huge of pizza at all, but this place really hit the spot for me! I ordered the "It Came from the Forest" and my husband ordered the "Italian Job." We tried each other's pizza and ended up swapping. Fig jam, goat cheese, and arugula on pizza... say less, I'm down! Beer lovers, cocktail connoisseurs, pie (pizza) eaters... this place is a must try! Bartender was very welcoming and overall we had a great time. Definitely will be back! read more
Still thinking about that pizza and it's absolute perfection. It came from the forest could only be made better if it was organic/regenerative and free of things I avoid in every day life. Outside of that it's heaven. The flavors blend so well. I had leftovers I heated to crisp gloriousness and added more truffle oil. To back it up, I had a wing craving and the original place I planned to go to closed earlier than I thought. I saw PB& J wings on the menu and was sold. Having no idea this was a bar, I was calling, trying to order ahead. Ya no lol. I wasn't far so I headed over It was Saturday night so it was jumpin. I waited a few mins at a pretty busy bar. A nice guy helped me. I did the pbj wings and he said the mild wings weren't too spicy. I asked how long the pizza would take as it was after 10. He said about 25 minutes. I'm hemmed and hawed and he sold it. Brought me a soda water for the wait. The vibe is cool, reminds me of places I used to go when I drank and went out. Alternative, dark, loud, fun. My food came out a little sooner in this cute little boxes. I opened them in the car and saw the mild wings had Bleu cheese instead of ranch so I went back in. The bartender gave me 2 and I was on my way. I do my best to try foods when they're hot and fresh as intended. The pbj wings looked sticky and not for the car but I did have a mild wing. It was perfectly cooked though despite what the guy helping me said it was on the spicy side. Now for the pizza! It was everything it said on the menu and more! Herbaceous, flavorful, delicious buttery crust, tart, slightly salty, all in one. I couldn't wait to eat more and I found myself taking another bite of it before I got home. At home the flavors only resonated with me but I truly don't care. The pbj wings were sticky and delightful. The only thing I didn't care for was it tasted like raspberry jelly, I'm not a raspberry fan and when I had them at other places they were done w grape which flowed better imho. To be honest, though they were cooked well and I appreciated the peanut sauce and ranch, when I think of G dub I'm thinking of It came from the forest!! I'll be back, it was definitely worth the wait! read more
4 months ago
3 months ago
My new Las Vegas favorite. It's going into the restaurant rotation while in town. Best Chicago Pizza I've had. Staff was great, Love the dark atmosphere. read more
1 year ago
So great this place recommended us to try! This place reminded me of a couple of bars at the arts district- unique, vibes, and amazing cocktails. We had wings (bourbon bbq sauce), 2 pizzas, and two drinks. The wings are off the hook-although according to the owner peanut butter jelly wings is fantastic, will need to come back to try. My pizza was good, but what threw me off was the apple slaw 4/5 stars because I'm not a fan of apple sauce but certainly has a strong punch after eating your pizza. Portion of these pizzas are great, I did cut mine in half to enjoy it since it was messy. But my handsome had no issues with his. 5/5 stars. While we were enjoying our date there was live band playing (check out their insta page for updates on live music) we had the opportunity to meet the owner - very kind, humble, and very proud of his bar. We chatted for a bit, very nice guy! Thanks Russell. Pizzas Amazing place, everyone help small business. We'll be back soknj read more
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Gave this place another chance last night and I won't be going back. The bartenders here are not friendly and it's off putting. Attitude for no reason. I know the food and drinks are good but service is equally as important and it's lacking here read more
So this is a sister property to the Red Dwarf and Fat Catz if you didn't know. The atmosphere is definitely Goth and dark and a good size bar. The food, the pizza is fantastic! If you've had Red Dwarfs, you know what I'm talking about. It's that delicious Detroit deep dish with the crispy edges. Warning.....‼ if you are used to the size pizzas at Red Dwarf don't be shocked when these come out smaller. They are like 5"x5" square. So if there's a few of you, you're gonna need to get a few pizzas. They do offer the pizza party for $77! It's one of each pizza plus a plain cheese. Also, the pizza flavors here are different than the pizza flavors at the red dwarf. We ordered the Italian job which is prosciutto, fig, jam, arugula, goat, cheese, and pepper. Very tasty! We also ordered the babe which was bomb! Barbecue pulled pork, candied jalapeños, pickled red onions, and apple slaw! Fantastic! Highly recommend! Coming back for the "it came from the Forrest!" Now, to the hidden speakeasy. (I'm not gonna tell you how to get into it, you'll just have to check out my pictures). They used to only take reservations for the speakeasy, but now it's open to the public at 4 PM depending on if they have live bands in the back or not. So you'll have to find out prior. Quite an extensive liquor selection along with a very large tobacco selection for pipe smoking (they sell pipes there $10- $100+). They have cigars that you can buy, and you can also bring in your own cigars. We bought a couples. The old fashioned cigar cutter was pretty neat to see. The drink menu was quite eclectic. Some of the drinks boggled my mind at the ingredients in them. I'll be back to try them. But it's worth a shot at trying! I had the Goodbye Blue Monday. Frosted flakes vodka and frosted flakes cream with a golden syrup and lemon. Not gonna lie I did not like it! I think the lemon killed the whole thought of the drink being sweet and tasty. But then again that's my opinion and I say go for it and try it! Definitely looking forward to coming back. Great job Russell! Thank you for bringing ur pizza to my side of town. Now if you could just up the size that would be great! read more
11 months ago
Absolutely fantastic venue and just what Henderson needed. By the people who brought you Red Dwarf, Henderson welcomes Grey Witch, part restaurant, part bar, part venue, all whimsy. Their kitchen is slinging the same delicious Detroit-style pizza as Red Dwarf, among their other specialties. The motif is dungeons and dragons, witches lair meets downtown punky Seattle, at least that's what it reminded me of. Whatever it is, I loved it. In the back they e got a nice sized music venue, maybe 200-400 people? Not sure, but Henderson definitely needed a locals venue. Can't wait to come jam to some more shows! read more
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722 W Sunset Rd
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Do you have to be 21 or older to go?
We have an all ages dining room that is open until 10 pm every day
Is anything gluten free friendly? More specifically because someone seems to think the menu specifies this, are the fryers shared or are breaded things fried separately, same with the salads do dressings contain crushed up croutons?
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Is there dancing?
I don't think anyone will stop you, but no there is no dance floor and on the night I was there. The music was good, but not the sort that you would dance to unless you were really wasted and making a spectacle out of yourself. Note that this is…
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