You have to ask for Savannah! On top of it even during a very busy day. Kept the food and drinks…read morerolling the whole time. Good food for drinks and with a nice view.

Savannah is awesome. Very attentive without being overbearing…read more . Forcing a review to 85 characters is annoying, Yelp.

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

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.

Wednesday afternoon, adding a new brewery to our travel list…read more Here is what we liked: *Fun vibe, hung out on the rooftop patio. *Bartender was fun and explained specials and recommendations * Happy hour specials- great deals. *Loaded fries, had a nice Cajun seasoning had a little zing with a good amount of cheese. *Wings were meaty and had a little crunch to them and liked the buffalo sauce. *BEER- cold and delicious What could of been better- *Total personal preference, an amber on the beer menu. *More sizes available in the gift shop. Had a great time. Would definitely go back.

The burger and beer combo was great. Huge burger, plenty to eat…read more Needed a second beer but I wasn't complaining. The view on the deck is worth the visit! Services was good enough at the bar but they were busy.

Came here for a couple of drinks while at Resorts World and overall it wasn't too bad. We sat down…read morein the lounge expecting to hang out for a bit, but I was a little disappointed that the drinks were served in plastic cups, which took away from the experience. That said, the drinks themselves were decent and didn't disappoint. It's not necessarily a place I'd go out of my way for, but if you're already there and want to grab a quick drink and relax for a short time, it does the job. Overall, an okay spot for a casual stop

Awh man....this bar has gone down hill! My friend's & I hit up this bar after a comedy show & we…read morewere greeted right away by a nice lady with dark brown hair...I didn't catch her name but we got drinks right away. I was gambling & soon learned that in order to get "FREE" drinks your light on the back of the machine has to turn green based on your play to qualify you for another drink BUT what I learned is it doesn't stay green for long & will go back to red so if you can't get a bartender over when your light is green for another free drink you're SOOL! You also can really see when your light is green due to the bar not having much of an area to see the reflection. I only ended up getting 2 free drinks. I did see a green reflection on the tip glass up against my machine when I was up for a free drink. The bartender Joseph sucked....I had asked him "is my light green for a drink?" & he just looked at me & walked away. OK fine but why not say "you're not eligible for a free drink so if you'd like another one you can pay for it?" because I would of but Joseph never came back to check on me. So @ that point I was done & ready to leave this bar because I wasn't getting any service nor was I winning on my poker machine so I was done with giving this place my $$$$. My friend was getting beer & gambling and the lady with the long dark hair was giving her beers (she gambled less than me but her husband had a card on file for a tab, he wasn't gambling) After we had been there for awhile she was then told "if you want your drinks comped you need a player's card" WTF?!? Talk about a way to get someone to sign up for one...that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard! Of course she did & ended up with only 2 comped drinks, not sure what she ended up paying for the rest? Yeap, I was definitely ready to go as I still wasn't asked "how are you doing?" "Would you like another drink?" I was sooo tempted to take my tips back but knew that wasn't the right thing to do so we left. Bye Felicia!

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.

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!!

Hop Nuts Brewing is another amazing craft beer brewery…read more Hop Nuts is located in the amazing Brewery Row in Downtown LasVegas, Nevada. They're ties for 1st for the best tasting craft beers.

Good beer but not the best option in the Arts District. Bartender couldn't even explain the styles…read moreof beer which was odd for being a brewery. Seemed like beer is an afterthought at *checks notes* a brewery!

Sophia is amazing the best bar tender ever, she holds a great conversation and is good at pouting…read moredrinks

This gem is an absolute must visit spot located in the Art's district!…read more A design-driven bar rooted in the desert, with a nod to the wild, retro spirit of vintage Las Vegas. Every detail of the space from the lighting to the furniture was designed and made by hand. My personal favorites were the old TV's playing old VHS movies throughout and the comfy couches perfectly situated by a nice burning fire. They also offer a nice outdoor space which also has a bar open during busier summer weekend nights. Their cocktail menu draws inspiration from the desert landscape, and their shelves are stocked with small-batch spirits, local beer and wine, and standout picks from neighboring Western states. I especially enjoyed the Laredo cocktail and Michelada. This spot will definitely be one of my favorite "go-to" spots and I will be sure to recommend it to friends, family and colleagues!

I ordered the Dunkel which is a Bavarian beer and apparently the first beer ever brewed at the…read moreHofbräuhaus. It had a dark copper color and is brewed with 3 selected malt types. The notes were of spices, dried fruits, toasted caramel, and dark cocoa. The earthy hop notes bring in the extra fresh kick, rounded by a malty sweet finish. For dinner I ordered the Veganes Schnitzel which is a meat-free style of schnitzel made with soy protein and tempting spices, breaded and served crisp with potato-cucumber salad, cherry tomatoes and cranberries and it was completely vegan. I found both the beer and Schnitzel to be very flavorful. The live entertainment really added to the German experience. However, it was our server Celeste who really stole the show. She was friendly and sassy and as a softball player, she knew how to give a proper paddling to anyone who ordered a shot.

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.

Delicious beer with a very engaging bartender. Really felt welcome and was glad to be there…read more Couldn't stay long because I had a reservation down the street but if I didn't I would've stayed for another round. Downside- out of stickers. Have you really been to a brewery if you don't have a sticker?

I absolutely love brewery row in the arts district, it is one of my favorite places to spend the…read moreday! I am a craft beer enthusiast and am always down to check out something new so when I stumbled across this new addition, I was excited to give it a try. The brewery is large, offers indoor and outdoor seating as well as dart boards for play and a stage for musical performances. A great spot IMO for happy hour or friends gatherings. My friend and I opted to sit at the bar. It was a weekday afternoon around the holiday season so it was pretty much empty, it might have felt awkward to sit anywhere else. The staff were friendly and took our order as soon as we sat down. We ordered a flight to sample the taps they were offering and unfortunately, none seemed to hit the spot hence the 4 stars. I will definitely give them another shot though.