Gothic inspired restaurant/bar/concert venue in Henderson…read more 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.

Rolled the magical 6 sider and it chose Grey Witch…read more 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

We love the laundry room and have been coming at least once a year for the past 7 years. We love…read morethe vibe and small room. The drinks are great especially when the mixologist crafts you a special drink.

A tourist trap, but a fun one at that…read more You're paying for the tourist tax and the boutique-ness of it, as well as the intimate setting and attentive service, so know that it's priced in. The drinks themselves were fantastic (albeit pricey) -- BYO-company and you'll have a great night out to town!

We went here on a Friday night as we had $100 dollar in food credit and we charged it to the room…read more We ordered the calamari, oyster Rockefellers, Cioppino and the pork chop. Bill ended up being $151 with tip and tax which was not bad. Service was overall good and they came by quickly. They serve us warm rolls which was really good. I tried not to eat too much as we had more food to eat. The calamari was okay, just typical small with the red pasta sauce. The oysters were amazing however and wanted more. The pork chop was okay as there were some places that were dried. I did enjoy the spinach however and could not get enough. The cioppino was the star of the show as my wife really enjoyed it and ate most of it. She said the tomato was not sour and onion too and had a sweet taste to it. Overall, it was really good and I enjoyed the meal. I did not have the steak, but maybe next time.

I used to go happy here all the time, until they confined it to the bar only...usually only 6-7…read moreseats at the bar and it was very hard to get into. We decided to try and get on the bar, and when we went to the desk, the hostess told us we could sit at a table like we had before. This was just great. Happy hour menu only has a few items, but it works for us. They only have 5 dollar wines and a few craft cocktails...no beer. We opted for the Cab Sav and it was quite good. We both got the prime rib sliders...these are hands down the best in town...yes they are 15 dollars...but they are three huge sliders with au jus and the rolls they put them on are heavenly. I am so glad my happy hour is back in the restaurant too...I will be back more often now.

So the "donut" case is a ruse, it's how you gain access to the speakeasy. It's small inside, if…read moreyou don't have reservations you cannot sit at the little tables. Cool bar but no stools. The folks don't move away from the bar so it's hard to order drinks. Stage is set up for small band and decor is super cute. Definitely be dressed they have a code, no sneakers and no hats allowed. Check it out it's pretty cool, I have no idea how to make a reservation but we found the spot!

From the owner: Come enjoy the nightlife and lounge at The Black Door where we offer; piercing, smoking, whiskey…read moretasting, wine, live music, chess, relaxation, entertainment of all sorts, and a vastly diverse farmers market offering some of the most unique foods in Las Vegas. We also have a top rated barber and offer in house piercing, jewelry, stones, crystals, and rocks. Come visit the best kept secrets in Las Vegas! Piercing, barber, smoking, hang out, art gallery, relaxation, men club, wine, whiskey tasting, entertainment, live music, chess, nightlife, jewelry, stones, crystals, rocks, farmers market of the most unique foods in Las Vegas

I stopped by Teikirizi a few days ago and had a great experience…read more The atmosphere is exactly what you want in a sports bar--fun, energetic, and welcoming without being overwhelming. It's a perfect spot to catch a game or just hang out with friends. Plenty of screens, good music, and an overall vibe that makes it easy to stay longer than planned. The food and drinks were solid across the board. Everything came out fresh and flavorful, and the drinks were well-made definitely a step above typical bar fare. What really stood out, though, was the service ESPECIALLY Stephanie. She was attentive, friendly, and consistently made sure everything was taken care of. That level of service really elevates the whole experience. If you're in Las Vegas and looking for a dependable sports bar with great energy and excellent service, Teikirizi is definitely worth checking out. I'll be back for sure.

My fiancée and I went to check out Teikerizi because we're fans of the DJs who were spinning that…read moreevening. We found the dance floor to be roomy, and easy to move around on. After a few songs, we decided to order a couple of drinks. I ordered a Mango Cart, which is a perfectly fine wheat beer. My fiancée ordered a gin and tonic. That's where the issues arose. The tonic was served with no gin in it. When this was brought to my attention, the bartender was very slow to get to me. I had just picked up my drink, and I'm pretty sure she knew why I had come right back. She insisted that there was "a lot of gin" in the drink. It was a small glass, and I know what both gin and water taste like. There was no gin in the drink. She knew that. A second bartender, upon being asked, said they typically put a shot and a half of gin in the drink, so we asked for the shot separate from the tonic, and we'd mix it ourselves. We were told it doesn't work like that, which tells me all I need to know about the integrity of this business. They knew what they were doing. If you come here, order a beer or order the separate components for your mixed drink, then mix it yourself. I know everything is getting more expensive, but you're already making money on well gin. There's no need to cheat your customers like that.

Amazing experience did not catch the name of bar tender but she was outstanding great service on…read moreester for sure

I can complain about this place but let's be real. They get us drunk every time so I'm happy. Nice…read morebartenders, family vibes for sure, everyone looks out for everyone. It's a home away from home, so if you are looking for a chill spot, this is it. Doesn't matter what bartender you have, you'll be taken care of, as long as you ain't a creeper. Randi, Starr and Sherida, Ashley and Javier are the reasons I keep coming back, extra board ppl are awesome too. No food but they got places close that deliver so you can definitely eat too. can I get a marker ? lol

I came to hang out because i have never been here before…read more... Lets make it short and sweet- The bar has a cozy, inviting vibe that strikes a perfect balance between a dive and a classic old school hangout. i happened to go during the 4-8 happy hour, the prices were incredibly cheap, and I found the staff to be exceptionally friendly. I played classic music on the jukebox and chilled, it was great. Overall, I had a fantastic time here!

I thinks little bit atmosphere for this club, and staff friendly, drinks is good and I'm so happy…read morechill with club hahaha

Okay, so here's the thing: we were absolutely blown away by the vibe of this place! It's got that…read moreparty energy, making it the perfect spot for a birthday bash. There's an open bar with tables when you walk in, and you can either hang out there or rent a private area for your group to sing their hearts out. I was honestly a little worried about it being crowded, dirty, and hard to get around when I checked Yelp before coming, but everything was perfect when we arrived. From the moment we called to book up to the checking out our bill, everything went smoothly. Our guests absolutely loved it! It's about 10 miles from the Strip, but the drive was totally worth it! I just wish they had more food options and extra microphones, but overall, we had a blast! I think we'll definitely add this to our Vegas itinerary whenever we visit! We were charged $700+ for the whole thing (you don't have to go that far--it's just me who ordered too much). I must have ordered way too much food and drinks for a group of 20.

For teacher appreciation week, you can buy 50$ for a free hour. Spent 50$ for 2 drinks, was not…read morethat great. The place looks amazing, and I think it is more of a place to book an appointment in advance for a big event. There were not menus available, and the tablets were in the room to pick songs. You also had to put a credit card for drinks and whatnot at the counter. Me and a friend ended up spending two hours, and I was assuming that they would tell you when your time is up. They did not, which seemed kind of odd because why would the customer need to keep track that. Spent 50$ dollars than I expected because I was confused. The owner was there, but please have some people who know the policies. The girl at the bar seemed accommodating, but the males at the counter did not seem to communicate as much to find information. Overall, would go to another venue to chill out.

My fiancée and I have been making time to visit the Booze District more often, and have really…read moreenjoyed our visits to Crafthaus. We have found the staff to be patient, knowledgeable, and friendly with suggestions on pairing their delicious brews with food. On recent visits we tried their brats with chips, and really enjoyed them. I tried the beast brat, which is a combination of a few different meats. It's something I feel like I can regularly enjoy. My fiancée tried the traditional brat, and preferred that one. We enjoyed these with the Czech Plz slow-pour and the Sugoi! green melon mochi IPA. We also recently ordered the Smorgasbord, which consists of two types of sausage, beer cheese, radishes, pickles, and warm pretzels (we ordered ours without the pretzels). It was the ideal shareable meal. We paired that with the Evocation, a delicious farmhouse ale, along with the Resinate, an American IPA. These beers went perfectly with the meal. The ambiance is very welcoming, suggesting a German Biergarten. They host different theme nights throughout the month, from tabletop gaming to trivia. They have a selection of board games, and are family friendly. This is a great stop anytime when visiting the Booze District.

UPDATE 7/27/25: This review is solely for Crafthaus' brewery tour at the Henderson Booze District,…read morewhich was guided by Wyndee Forrest. She owns the brewery with her husband, Dave Forrest. I got together with my meetup group for this tour (quite a few of them haven't been here yet until this visit), which was held on a Saturday afternoon. Tours are held on Saturdays beginning at noon and they last for an hour. Before the tour began, we were welcome to order a beer at the bar and we were allowed to take it with us during the tour. I got myself their All The Watermelon sour beer, which had that fruity sour flavor to it. I was also curious to try out their Prism Black Cherry Pomegranate hard seltzer, in which I took a four pack to go when the tour ended. I can't wait to try this out when I get to it! We also had pretzel sticks with cheese sauce on the side as a light snack. We were guided to the back of the brewery where the majority of the tour took place. Wyndee introduced herself as the co-founder of Crafthaus and explained that they will be coming up on their 11th anniversary in September, with their second location in the Arts District coming up six years. She also told us what the main ingredients for making beer were, which were water, barley, and yeast. Yeast, which is considered good bacteria in most cases, is one of the most important ingredients for beer to have. We also got to see the inside of a brewery tank, which was very interesting! Among other things I learned on this tour is that their Silver State Blonde Als is one of their best-selling beers and they make an appearance at every UNLV home game (see their Rebel Spirit beer). It was interesting to see how Crafthaus makes their beer. One of my favorite breweries in town and I will continue to come back to both their main brewery and taproom!