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    Red Dwarf

    4.6 (439 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    White Pie!
    Melanie C.

    I've eaten a lot of pizza at Red Dwarf - but just had their vegetarian White Pie last night. I think this is my favorite pizza of theirs! Tasty blend of cheeses with mushrooms, peppers, garlic creme sauce. Decadent and delicious! Can't beat their rotating section of draft beers, ciders, hard seltzers and tiki drinks - served up by super friendly bartenders. Everyone at Red Dwarf is awesome from the door person to the people running sound for bands. Fun place to hang on Sundays for surf brunch or catch some bands in the evenings.

    Kenneth A.

    First time trying Detroit style pizza and it was fantastic. The crust was crispy but inside soft and flavorful. The whole pizza was covered in toppings. It comes in 4 slices but I was still full after splitting in half The bar is dark with colorful lights around, the waitress was very welcoming. Would come back for drinks and pizza

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    Sam V.

    First visit to Red Dwarf and it definitely won't be my last. I've been to their sister spot, Gray Witch, plenty of times and have always loved it, so I was excited to finally check out Red Dwarf. While both locations serve incredible Detroit-style pizza, they each have their own personality. Gray Witch has this cool, witchy, slightly punk-rock vibe, while Red Dwarf leans into a quirky, eclectic tiki-bar atmosphere that's unlike anywhere else in Vegas. The space is surprisingly roomy inside, with plenty of character and a fun atmosphere. The service was friendly, fast, and welcoming from start to finish. One thing I always notice is cleanliness, and while the bathroom is small, it was spotless--which honestly goes a long way for me. They also have a great beer selection, a full bar, and a refreshingly straightforward menu. I appreciate when restaurants focus on doing a handful of things really well instead of trying to do everything. We ordered the White Pie and the Meatsa Meatsa, and I was genuinely shocked when they arrived. Coming from Gray Witch, where I've only had pizza that comes with two slices for roughly $15, I wasn't expecting full Detroit-style pans with six slices each. At around $19 for an entire pizza, the value is fantastic. The standout was absolutely the Meatsa Meatsa. It was phenomenal--loaded with flavor without feeling heavy. The White Pie was also very good, just a little lighter and more subtle. Honestly, it may have suffered from being compared directly to how incredible the Meatsa Meatsa was. I kept feeling like it was missing one little thing, but I'd happily order it again. One thing I love about their Detroit-style pizza is how light, fluffy, and airy it is. In photos, these pizzas look dense and heavy, but they're surprisingly easy to eat. The texture is spot on. I also love that you can build your own pizza, and after looking around, the wings caught my eye as well. I didn't try them this visit, but they looked fantastic and are definitely on the list for next time. I'm also already planning a return trip to try the pineapple pie. Nothing but great things to say about Red Dwarf. Great pizza, great service, great value, and a unique atmosphere that makes the experience memorable. Vegas has a lot of pizza options, but both Red Dwarf and Gray Witch have managed to create something special. They share the same foundation of outstanding Detroit-style pizza, but each has its own distinct identity. Red Dwarf delivers a fun, eclectic tiki-bar experience with incredible pizza, while Gray Witch brings a quirky, witchy, punk-rock energy all its own. They're different, but they complement each other perfectly. Can't wait to come back and keep working my way through both the pizza menu and the drink list.

    Hawaiian sunset
    Joe Z.

    Stopped by before seeing a show to get a quick bite and try a couple tiki drinks during happy hour. The bar is lowkey with tiki inspired decor . The interior has plenty of bar and booth seating, good for groups. Sat at the bar and ordered a couple specialty drinks and an order of garlic bread. The garlic bread was spicy but good , so expect a little kick . The drinks were strong and well priced. I ordered the painkiller. It was strong but had a good flavor. They also have a pizza menu. I heard the pizza is really good, and watched multiple just come for the pizza. Good service, good ambiance, good people. Shared parking lot out front

    Couple Beers
    Steven O.

    Dive Bar Royale! Great vibe! Great Tiki Drinks in a super chintzy dive bar setup! Come on how can you not have a blast here! Servers are great and the drinks are tasty! They have some great Detroit Style Pizzas to grub on too!

    Available for purchase, along with baseball hats and t-shirts.
    Wendy L.

    We visited on a Thursday afternoon for the first time. Who knew great and well priced tiki drinks paired so well with Detroit style pizza?! I was over the moon with my vegan cheese and sausage pizza, and hubs is happy to have meaty cheesy pizza leftovers and craft beers to pair with. The bartender was fabulous, guiding me to the perfect gin drink. Definitely a dive bar, free parking in front, super casual, dark and funky. Now we are looking forward to trying their Henderson sister location!

    The Traditional Detroit Style Pizza
    Christina K.

    I had heard about the pizza as many have and on a quest to taste it for myself, I headed here! On a mid-day weekday, I went at a time that wasn't busy so there were plenty of seats right at the bar. It's quite dark inside the bar, but then your eyes adjust and you enjoy the decorative lights. The bartender was really friendly and greeted us right away with waters and then took our drink order. As a snack - we ordered one Traditional pizza. When the pizza came out, it was temperature hot and the sauce on top was really good - adds to each bite that you take. Overall, the flavors were very good and the crust to topping ratio was good. The crust also had a good bite/crisp on it. There's always the poll of who has the best pizza. I think you can't compare all pizzas and it's best segmented into the type of pizza. As for Detroit style, this pizza was a very solid choice. It comes out hot and fresh and is a shareable size for two.

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    Susie B.

    Pizzas are amazing!! Unique and also very tasty. Love the cute boxes they come in with the built in bibs

    Pepperoni
    Mackenzie D.

    I've had a few people tell me about Red Dwarf and the amazing pizza. When I happened to be staying down the street, I knew it was meant to be. I up with a friend and decided to sit in a booth. The waitress greeted us after a few minutes. We order Mai tais while we looked over the menu and chatted. We finally settled on a simple pepperoni pizza. The mai tais were great! The pizza was a perfect level of crunch crust and melty cheese. It felt as if the sauce was a perfect amount as well. Not drowning in it, but not tasting it at all. I will say this place gets a little loud! We struggled to hear each other across the table. I'll definitely be back, just with the intentions of heavy conversing.

    Dark and cool in here
    Michael T.

    Tiki Bar? Yes. But with Punk Rock Vibe. Blows Golden Tiki and its tourist trap mentality out of the water! This is a locals bar for all! Great pizza. Maybe best in LV.

    Beers!
    Loretta W.

    We absolutely love this place, although getting a seat is challenging and it can get a bit LOUD. But...the pizza is so damn good that I do t care if I have to stand or take it to go. Every time I go to Vegas, we eat here. Also, the draft beer menu changes all the time. This time they had an incredible beer called cursed apple of eternal darkness by zombie beers. Omg!!!!!! So good! Too bad I can't get it in Los Angeles or Long Beach!!!!

    Aileen M.

    The pizza is just too good - right now this is my fave pizza spot in LV! This spot is a hidden gem, on the other (east) side of the strip, inside a super unassuming divey bar. So we heard about the pizza, so we ordered the Groovy Gravy Train (like a breakfast pizza, and wow I wasn't expecting much, but it was breakfast heaven), White Pie (so yum, if you like white pizza, you'll def like this one), and the Signature Detroit Style (classic, and my fave of the three). Each is ~$20, comes with 4 big squares, and 5 of us barely finished all 3 pizzas. We also ordered beer and drinks, but I must say $4 for Dwarf's Piss is amazing - it's a pretty light and crisp draft, and easy to drink. I will come back. Oh also, the service here is awesome, so friendly, warm and homey vibes.

    "stage" for live events
    Kaliko P.

    Me and my man went to Vegas to hit up most of the Tiki Bars in Las Vegas, because nowdays that's my thing. I don't gamble. I don't smoke. I cuss occasionally and speed sometimes, because I need excitement in my life. Cussing and speeding can only go so far. I needed a real DIVE BAR, which is what it is. A tiki bar disguised as a Dive Bar and vice versa. Not sure if the Dive or the Tiki came first. I was looking forward to some great libations. LIBATIONS that I ordered: I Just Blue Myself ($10)- sweet goodness with maybe a tingle of alcohol. I think I drank the whole thing down in 5 minutes, it was tasty. Buzz rating 1/5. Dole Whip ($12) - with vodka or rum choice. I got the vodka because this looked sweet, and rum is already a sweet thing, because Diabetes. It was SUPER sweet. I let it melt and mate with the vodka, that was better. Buzz rating 1/5. Hub man ordered canned beer (smart dude): Lagunitas IPA for $6 a can. FOOD: Everyone is raving, stark raving mad about the Detroit-styled pizza. My man loved it. I liked it. Very very salty, but maybe I can blame the sweet a$$ drinks screwing up my taste buds. Pizzas were $19 a piece. They were on the medium-small size, in a rectangular pan with a thick crust. ENTERTAINMENT: We got kicked off our table because we were told by the band members coming in that it was the "merch table". No problem. We wanted to see the band play. They warmed up and teased up, stopped and didn't warm up anymore. We left SERVICE: Pretty good and attentive. But it got busy as the night wore on. We were there on a Friday at around 930 PM. NOISE LEVEL: WHAT DID YOU SAY? I CAN"T HEAR YOU!!!! Woman next to me was so loud. Also, when she got off the bench, I sunk down and the end of the bench collapsed with me on the end. FUN TIMES. PARKING: Free, dark, sketchy parking lot. You're welcome.

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    Ask the Community - Red Dwarf

    What kind of vegan cheese do they use?

    Are there any gluten free options?

    Sorry I don't think so. But it's worth a call to confirm.

    Is it kid friendly for lunch? High chairs?

    Unfortunately it is NOT KID FRIENDLY it's still a bar subject to Nevada Liquor Laws.

    Do they deliver?

    Sorry I don't know for sure. I'd give them a call and ask.

    Is smoking allowed?

    Not inside. We have an outdoor patio for smoking

    Is there live music every night?

    Look on their calander on the website shows which days have a band

    Is it 21 and over?

    Yes, it's a bar

    Are concerts here 21+ or all ages?

    We are always 21+

    Did they just open recently?

    Yes.

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    This was above our table

    The Silver Stamp - Drinking Booths

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    Fantastic final spot for my recent bar crawl and could see myself being a regular here. Amazing…read morebeers on tap, I ordered the Yuzu and Strawberry Spritzer and was not disappointed! I loved the 70's like theme that this establishment had and their accessories (such as the Photo Booth). The service was quick and friendly. I also enjoyed the outdoor patio with the welcoming stage and camp-like decor. I will definitely be coming back for more Photo Booth memories and on tap options!

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    Inside of the dustland bar

    The Dustland - Stage, please let this one work!

    Stage, please let this one work!

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    Round Five Espresso Martini Day Review…read more Drinks: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Came in for their espresso martinis, which were all delicious. We ordered the Biscoff Cookie Butter with Cookie Butter Cold Foam, Crème Brûlée, and Affogato. All 3 were delicious! Sometimes espresso martinis are hit and miss for me, I like them on the creamier and sweeter side vs. the espresso side and all 3 of these matched my expectations. We wanted to try their espresso martini Jell-O shots but by the time we got there they were sold out. Service was okay but still good. Weren't greeted when we walked in and they were just very busy. We were kind of confused if someone was going to come and take our order or we needed to go to the bar. When I was here before, someone came to my table to get my order but then today I had to go to the bar to order my drinks so that was a bit confusing for me. :/ I would definitely come again for an espresso martini day!

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    Our taproom where we can serve you our beer along with other guest beers.

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    Our brewery, where the magic happens.

    Bad Beat Brewing - Our glassware and shuffleboard table.

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    Outdoor seating

    My wife and I are always looking to have a Stout or Porter with our dinner when we hit a brew pub…read moreor brewery. Las Vegas Brewing co. had 2 on the beer menu. We tasted Nitro 1677 Stout and Black Jack Porter. The stout was Irish with 5.2 ABV. We thought it was flat with no body and not much flavor. Our choice was the Black Jack Porter. It had a 7.9 ABV with a nice chocolate undertone. The taste was very nice and smooth with a little kick. We both had the House Plant burger with house made chips. Both were made very well and tasted great. The brewery has a small bar area with several large screen TV's. The world cup was on and the crowd was very much into watching Argentina with Messi beating Algeria easily 3-0. The bartender was very nice and took care of all of our needs.

    Visited Las Vegas Brewing Company (Downtown) on Wednesday April 8, during our visit to Vegas. It…read moretook a little while to get there because of the nearby construction, but once we arrived the food made up for it. One thing to note: this downtown location has a much smaller, more limited bar menu compared to their other location, which I didn't realize when choosing where to go. That was on me for not checking more closely. We ordered the Barcuterie, Smashy burger, and Steakhouse Smashy. Both burgers were excellent--juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. The Smashy with American cheese and their perfect sauce was a standout, and the Steakhouse Smashy with bleu cheese crumbles, grilled mushrooms and onions, plus house-made steak sauce was just as good. The house-made chips that came with the burgers, along with the dipping sauce, were outstanding. We liked them so much that we even ordered an extra batch to go. The Barcuterie was also really good. The sausage and warm pretzel loaf were amazing, and the beer cheese paired well with them. The Dijon kraut, pickled vegetables, and mustard weren't really our favorites, but overall it was still a fun and tasty appetizer. My husband ordered a beer flight, which included (4) 5 ounce tasters, all of which he enjoyed. If you're going for burgers and beer, this spot is definitely worth checking out and the prices were reasonable, just be aware the downtown menu is a bit more limited.

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    Las Vegas Brewing Company - Downtown
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