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

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.

Wanted to catch the Dodger game and this place came up on our Instagram pages. Cute place downtown…read more For sure a beer place. If you like beers on tap this is the place. I had a Paloma and it was amazing. My friend had a mango Michelada. The bartender was helpful in helping my friends pick the beer for it. You order at the bar no table service. You can order food from next door which was Amazing! That review will be separate as it's a different venue.

This has been my 5th visit here in a span of the last 2 months! The reason I keep coming back is…read morebecause the service, vibes, food, and drink options. I really enjoy coming here to sit outside on the patio and even if there's not space I really enjoy how it is open to the outside so you still get to enjoy some sunshine or cool air at night. The service is very quick even when it's busy on a first Friday night! What I've loved the most is being able to order food from Mi Barrio next door and they bring it to your table. Do not skip the carne asada tacos please and thank you! They have drink options for everyone, including beers, ciders, and cocktails. This bar is a cannot miss.

My friends and I stopped by Hofbräuhaus for lunch on a Saturday afternoon and the restaurant was…read morefairly empty. Although we arrived without a reservation, our party of five was seated immediately. The menu here is extensive! There's your typical German fare like pretzels and sausages, but they also have items less common items on the menu as well, like pork shank. My wife and I ultimately settled on sharing the "(376) paniertes Jägerschnitzel". If you're stuck between the paniertes Jägerschnitzel and (375) Jägerschnitzel like we were, the only difference is that the former is fried. The pork cutlet was thinly pounded and well-fried. Though the pork was slightly on the drier side, the mushroom gravy smothered on top definitely made up for it. I didn't feel like the crispy fried onions on top of the gravy were needed, but like adding bacon to a dish that doesn't necessarily call for it, the crispy fried onions were welcomed and added a salty, crispy pop of flavor. In addition to the Jägerschnitzel, I had a chance to try out the "kartoffelpuffer mit apfelmus" -- crisp and golden brown potato pancakes, served with apple sauce and a side of sour cream. Like the Jägerschnitzel, the pancakes were also well fried: not too oily and incredibly crispy. The dish came with a very generous serving of apple sauce as well. My only qualm about Hofbräuhaus is it felt like their beer menu was fairly limited. In total, there were only four beer options offered on the menu. Also, I was a bit surprised that a 2L boot option was absent from the menu. Overall, Hofbräuhaus is a solid spot to swing by if you're craving German food and Bavarian flavors.

For 3 adults and a baby, this place felt extremely overpriced and honestly came across as a tourist…read moretrap. The bill ended up being nearly $250, with multiple add on charges throughout the meal. The server did mention ahead of time that there would be a charge for the kids cup since they don't offer disposable cups with straws, but paying almost $9.50 total for a child's apple juice and a basic non-souvenir cup felt excessive. The pretzel also didn't clearly indicate that the beer cheese was an extra charge, and there was an additional "house charge" added to the bill as well. The food itself was decent, but the overall experience became uncomfortable after payment when the tip amount was questioned. Between the pricing and the extra fees, the experience just didn't feel worth the cost.

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!

Great for large groups. Huge facility with multiple floors. Almost felt like i was in Nashville…read more Would be a great place to watch sport events or concerts, but surprisingly we thought it would have more TVs. We had reservations on 4th floor and they sat us down looking at the Blvd. Parking lot and so we asked to be moved. They did accommodate, but not with a smile. Service and food were average at best. The appetizer was served cold and we sent it back and they were very nice about it, but it took another 15 min. To receive it back. Really liked the location on the strip and had easy access parking.

I've been coming to BrewDog Las Vegas for years--probably 8 or 9 times. It used to be the spot I'd…read moretake friends and family, almost like showing off a hidden gem I was proud to have discovered early. Yesterday, that place was gone. Not physically--but everything that made it special. Completely stripped away. The menu is different. The service is different. The beer selection feels different. Even the vibe--what used to feel unique and elevated--now feels flat and forgettable. We came back expecting the staples that made this place stand out: the white pizza, the wings, the beer lineup. Almost all of it--gone. We ordered the short rib fries, hoping for at least one win. Instead, it came out buried in what tasted like straight-up store-bought nacho cheese. Honestly inedible. I'm not someone who complains to staff. Ever. But this was one of the rare times I had to say something--because the drop-off in quality wasn't minor, it was shocking. I understand there were changes--new ownership, a new chef, things happen. It feels like a downgrade across the board. What's frustrating isn't just the bad experience--it's what this place used to be. This was one of my go-to spots every time I came to Vegas. Now it feels like just another generic, mediocre Strip restaurant. Until something changes again--menu, leadership, direction--I won't be back. And honestly, that's the worst part. The overall experience and food just made me sad and lowkey killed my vibe last night.

I came today for the gozney event dustland was having and I am grateful and surprised how…read moreprofessionally and efficiently they handled the event. My bartender Sophia was so informative with the menu that I had no need to look over it and was guiding me with the perfect drink to have on a hot day. So much love to you and I need everyone to try this place. Much love!!

Amazing service ms Sophia made us feel at home! So full of character!! And wonderful host we were…read morethe first ones in and the last ones to leave ! Super attentive super sweet!!

Matthew took such care of us. He manages the whole crowd here, too…read more So, walk in toward the cashier. Give them your credit card and they will give you "drink" card to tap-hold at their drink kiosks. Scan to order and pay for food or order any food items you desire from Matt/server. Super chill sports bar to watch a game. Lots of parking. Clean. Will return. A+!

**This review is for the beer and pour-your-own system only **…read more Generally, I'm not keen on pour-your-own beer bars but my wife and I were in the area and wanted to grab a beer. They had some stuff I haven't tried so figured it would be neat to check out. The glassware, taps and wall appeared clean but glassware style and size options were lacking and no indication of when the lines were last cleaned. Would be nice to have some 5oz "taster" glasses as an option at the least. Also, no offer of instruction on how to pour the beer (although I'm well versed in the proper pour) didn't inspire confidence that people weren't reusing glasses or touching the spouts while pouring. Beer didn't pour well on most taps, and one of the kegs kicked leaving me with a bunch of foam. Beer prices were a little high per ounce compared to a pint around town, but the fact you can pour almost any size pour means you'll pay a little extra. Options were decent with some beers I've not seen elsewhere in town. Overall, it's not a spot I'd visit again unless there was some special beer I couldn't find anywhere else in the city.

It might not be on Las Vegas boulevard but it's not too far from the Arts District and it's worth…read moreyour time for a visit. 28 tap handles, coolers full of cans and bottles for onsite consumption or to go and kick ass merchandise. There's lots of seating outside and inside and sometimes they open the back brewery area for special events and bands. Service is always spot on and with the selection of beers you're sure to find a favorite.

Stopped into this Beer Zombie brewery cuz my guy loves his beer. Its on the outskirts of downtown…read moreLas Vegas, not too far out in an industrial area. Nice bartender gal offered me several tasters, until I settled on the #20 Tenya Creek El Charro Mexican lager, NOT a fan of a strong finish, this one was smooth and crispy, a pretty good Mexican lager. My guy ordered #14 Beer Zombie Duck hunter. West Coast, not as hoppy, more on the bitter taste, smooth no floral ending, crispy dry beer. Brewery is a good size.No food until later when they have a food truck. They do sell a variety of pretzels for a snack. Nice ambiance, good music playing we came in at 1pmish, so few people. Very relaxing. Gotta come back when in vegas!!

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.