Food/Drinks: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 This is the perfect place to hangout or watch the World Cup! Parking lot was busy so I thought this place was going to be busier but luckily there were a lot of seats available. Taco & Tequila Tuesday menu was amazing. I got the asada, al pastor, and fish taco. Al pastor taco was the best one! Ordered a flight of beers too. I really liked the Mexican lager and raspberry lager. I would come back again to try more beers. Our server, Luis, was so welcoming, kind, and friendly. He suggested the right food and drinks. We didn't realized they closed at exactly 9p until it was 9:30 and we noticed them cleaning up. He told us that we were fine and we could hangout a little longer. I look forward to coming here again. I saw their brunch menu and I might want to come back for that!

This was our first time at Evolve Brewery which was formerly Aces and Ales …read more Kristin helped us at the bar , she was so sweet and helpful . We had the jalapeño poppers that had applewood bacon wrapped around them , comes with 4. We also had the chicken tenders , also 4 pieces and the chicken was so tender !! Beer wise I have the Evolve wheat beer , it was good , my husband had the Pizza Port /Evolve -Colab beer which is an IPA , and who doesn't love Pizza Ports beer . The brewery has been there about 1 1/2 years . They have trivia nights , beer club you can join, we went for happy hour today so $2 off apps and beers were $6 I believe.

Vibe: Sophisticated, Professional, and Energetic…read more ​For anyone looking to impress a client, close a deal, or celebrate a milestone with colleagues, finding the right venue for a business lunch can be a delicate balancing act. You need an environment that is sophisticated but not stuffy, lively but quiet enough for serious conversation, and supported by a culinary program that commands respect. The George Sportsmanship Lounge delivers on all of these fronts with remarkable grace, redefining what a modern business lunch can--and should--be. ​The Atmosphere: Polished Athletic Heritage Meets Executive Comfort ​Walking into George, you are immediately struck by how masterfully the design bridges the gap between a high-end club and a refined, modern lounge. The decor pays a tasteful, artistic homage to the spirit of "sportsmanship"--think rich leather banquettes, beautifully curated vintage sporting photography, warm walnut accents, and low, ambient lighting that feels incredibly exclusive. ​For a business lunch, the layout is exceptionally well-thought-out. The seating is spaced generously to offer genuine privacy for confidential conversations, and the acoustics are engineered beautifully; there is a vibrant hum of energy in the room, yet you never have to raise your voice to be heard across the table. It strikes the perfect balance of prestige and approachable comfort. ​The Food: A Masterclass in Contemporary American Cuisine ​While the ambiance sets the stage, the culinary execution is the true star of the show. The menu at George elevated our business lunch from a standard meeting into a memorable dining experience. ​We started with the Yellowtail Crudo, which was exceptionally fresh, accented with a vibrant citrus-yuzu vinaigrette and thinly sliced serrano peppers--a light, refreshing starter that perfectly primed the palate. ​For the mains, our table ordered the Dry-Aged Ribeye Frites and the Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass: ​The Ribeye: Cooked to a flawless medium-rare, the steak boasted an incredible crust and a rich, deeply savory flavor profile. Accompanied by truffle-infused hand-cut frites and a velvety chimichurri, it was a decadent but perfectly portioned lunch masterpiece. ​The Sea Bass: This dish was a revelation. Flaky, buttery, and resting on a bed of ginger-infused heirloom grains and baby bok choy, it was light enough for a midday meal while remaining deeply satisfying and complex in flavor. ​Even the non-alcoholic beverage program deserved applause; their mocktails, particularly the cucumber-basil press, were sophisticated and felt just as celebratory as a traditional cocktail. ​The Service: Impeccable, Swift, and Discreet ​Great food can easily be overshadowed by poor service, but at George, the staff understands the rhythm of a business lunch. From the moment we were greeted by the host, the service was seamless. ​Our server was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu, offering precise recommendations and timing the courses beautifully. Crucially for a business meeting, the staff practiced "discreet hospitality"--they were highly attentive, ensuring water glasses were always filled and plates were cleared promptly, yet they never interrupted the flow of our conversation at critical moments. The entire meal was paced perfectly, wrapping up within a comfortable 75 minutes, leaving us plenty of time to return to the office without feeling rushed. ​The Verdict ​The George Sportsmanship Lounge successfully shatters the mold of the traditional, outdated steakhouse business lunch. By combining a stunningly curated, upscale atmosphere with world-class gastronomy and highly professional service, they have created the ultimate venue for the modern executive. It is a masterclass in hospitality, and it has easily secured its spot as my go-to recommendation for lunch meetings. ​Highly Recommended for: Client entertainment, executive team lunches, and power midday dining.

Very disappointing experience at The George at Durango. We were the only table seated outside, yet…read morethe service was surprisingly inattentive. Our server (the one with the cowboy tattoo on her left arm) didn't bring us water until about 10 minutes after we were seated. When she finally came over, we ordered an appetizer while we continued looking at the menu. After putting in the appetizer, she returned to the bar and spent a significant amount of time talking with the bartender. She made eye contact with us multiple times but never came over to check if we were ready to order. When she eventually returned, she reached for our menus as if we were finished, and we had to stop her to let her know we were actually ready to order our entrees. Considering we were the only table on the patio, we expected much more attentive service. The food was good, but unfortunately the service overshadowed the entire experience. I hope management addresses this, because the restaurant deserves service that matches the quality of its food.

Walked in, sat at the bar and was greeted by a Miss Madi. I was disappointed to find out that they…read moreallow cigarette smoking (but I kinda forgot I was in Vegas for a hot second) so I guess it's fine plus the only people smoking was across bar from me so I didn't really smell it during my experience.. only right when I walked in. I asked Madi for a whiskey sour but she didn't have egg whites so I had to decide something else on the menu. I ended up pulling up a recipe for a blackberry whiskey smash and so she whipped it up... It was really good and I thank you so much for your creativity and your willing to get me what I wanted. Also, I got the smash burger and it was really good, I ended up swapping out the brioche bun for the sourdough and it was absolutely delicious. And then I got a Caesar salad. Yum! Side note: (I can't remember if it was JC or AJ) but chill out on taking my water glass. I pushed it closer to get a refill, not cause I was done with it lol Great first experience and I see why you guys have great reviews. Keep up the great job.! Also thank you for the help up the nice young server with the beautiful brown ombré This review is from 6/6/25

I frequent this bar off the corner of Warm Springs and Lindell quite a bit, as there aren't many…read moreoptions in my local area that stays up 24/7. Delicious Food! A Cozy Sports Bar Ambiance! But let's get straight to the issue- the HOSPITALITY! I don't like being negative- I want local businesses to thrive and reach more people, but I need to add this bit of criticism- Lately, coming here feels like you're rolling the dice- and going out to eat and being treated well shouldn't have to feel like a gamble. When I dine here, I don't feel welcome. The bartenders make it clear that they cater to some regulars more than others. It takes the bartender half an hour to get us started with drinks and a menu to look at the food. It's crazy- I come here so often know some of this establishment's staff by name now and yet, I'm met with this recent disservice- The other night I arrive here with my girlfriend to grab some food around 1 am. I see the bartender, Ryan, zooming around, refilling beer and shots, going in and out of the kitchen. It's not that busy of a Friday night- maybe a handful of couples and groups all sitting at the bar. He passed SEVERAL times by me, no acknowledgement, no "Hey, bear with me, I'll be right with ya." 1:30. He finally comes to us apologizing, gets us started on drinks and hands us the menu. We take a couple of minutes to decide. He stands around by the Pos and talks to another bartender (Andrew I think?), who came from the kitchen, then immediately left. Another 10-15 minutes pass. By this point, I was wondering if I should just walk out. Finally, Ryan comes to take our orders. Typically, a server or bartender leads the conversation, right? I'm sure you hear things like "what can I get started for you," or "how would you like your eggs cooked" or "how would you like your Steak cooked" - You've all heard those before, right? Well- nothing. No cue. No asking anything. It felt awkward. Uncomfortable. Unwelcoming. I don't even know if he was paying attention. At one point, it was ME who was the one asking my girlfriend "How do you want your eggs cooked?" when she asked to get the Steak and Eggs because there was ZERO response coming from our bartender to anything we said. The energy felt COMPLETELY off, so I just asked then and there for the check and left off to grab some Cane's instead. An absolutely dismal experience. I don't like making my reviews about me, but I felt like I needed to explain exactly why I'm upset about my recent visits here so anyone reading this can better understand instead of just reading a vague mention of how rude the staff was. Let's get to the Good Bar Bites I recommend if you do come here (maybe day time could give you a different experience): WSKY Burger- I recommend a medium on the patty! Very juicy- the crunch of the onion rings and candied bacon- One of my favorite burgers! Steakhouse sliders- tasty and sharable mini burgers! Although- I need some clarification- Can modifications be made to this dish? One day, while ordering over the phone, a bartender named Zach told me I cannot add an extra slider (I wanted 4 sliders instead of just the 3 that come on the order), I'd have to purchase two whole orders if I wanted more. What's this about? I've never had that issue before, so just curious. Flatbread Pizza- of course pizza is always awesome to munch on. The crunch on the flatbread is so satisfying I honestly don't think I'll be coming here anytime soon. It sucks. The bar looks beautiful, the food is delicious. But why have I been treated like an outsider lately? It's not worth going to a place, even if it has good food, if you're not going to be treated well.

It is a blessing and a curse that 595 is such as far trek from home for me. 595 was on my list of…read moreplaces to check out for a hot minute, so I was happy to see it pop into my orbit when searching lunch spots near a recent appointment. Upon walking in during lunch, the bar was packed and was reminiscent of Cheers, where everybody knows your name. Bar staff promptly greeted us and let us know we could seat ourselves in the dining area at a table of our choice. During our short wait for menus and our server, we scoped out the beer menu and enjoyed the music selection. It was a bit loud, but the music was good so the volume was not an issue. I was stoked to see a solid lunch special selection. We immediately ordered the deviled eggs appetizer, a Blonde Ale for my husband, and a Lambic style apricot beer for me. For food, we decided on the buttermilk chicken sandwich with fries, the chicken bahn mi with the house made chips, and a slice of mango pomelo cheesecake for the road. Food and service were phenomenal. Tasty, perfect temperature, perfectly crispy, juicy and tender chicken, and the homemade cheesecake was arguably the best I have found in Vegas since moving here in 2018. Five stars hands down.

If I ever have a rough day at work or just need a place to wind down to get a drink I come here, my…read morefavorite drink is the Mezcal cup and it just has a great mix of lime, mint, and cucumber topped with the burn of mezcal. The flavor makes it one of my favorite drinks. The ambience is amazing this place has such amazing decor, a great personality, and feels comfortable and inviting. The food here is amazing and never disappoins, I havent had too much on the menu since I don't eat pork or Shellfish but the items I have gotten like the beer batter pretzels and the hot fried chicken sandwich haven't disappointed. The quality is amazing and you can definitely tell the chefs in the back put in tons of effort and love on the food. I sit at the bar and the bartenders are always good, I haven't caught their names but I have come on different occasions and none of them have ever given me bad service. They're all so inviting and kind and always make sure I have everything I need. I tend to overtip of leave a 22-30% tip cause they deserve it for their amazing work. Dare I say its been a Masterclass experience coming here? Yes, weather you come here for late night drinks and happy hour or their lunch you won't be disappointed! Thank you 595 for the Masterclass experience!

Amazing Filet and drinks Beers always cold!!…read moreTry it you'll like it Summerlin south Gonna go again soon

Food: 2.5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 So definitely go for the vibes, I would come back and watch a game and have a drink. Comfy booth, the tables and bar looked just as cozy as the booths. Service was great, kid 2 and 3 shared a meal, she split it for them before service, shout out to Riley! Okay, the good for the food, the Cesar side salad and the spinach artichoke dip. Cesar salad was crispy and dressing tasted homemade, good stuff there. The spinach artichoke dip was also good, just bigger chunks of things so be mentally prepared for that. The not so great, the 10 oz blackened salmon and the maple mustard salmon, both were just ok, nothing to write home about. The awful, the chicken Marsala, I might be in the wrong for ordering no mushrooms, so I might be at fault, but there was no flavor on anything else. Everything was bland and flavorless on that plate, the chicken the sauce on the noodles. All terrible. Could be an off night, who knows, but I don't think we'll ever be back for the food. Oh. HOLY PRICE TAG, super pricey for super ok food, but beware.

Stopped into Aces Bar & Grill this past week and wanted to give a shoutout to the bartending team…read more Gina was working swing shift and really stood out for being friendly, attentive, and efficient. She handled service smoothly while still making regulars and new guests feel welcome, which helped create a comfortable atmosphere at the bar. John came on for graveyard afterward and kept that same consistent, easygoing professionalism while taking care of guests. Both Gina and John help make this a solid neighborhood spot where the service really adds to the experience.

Killer locals bar with great service and awesome food. Hosted my birthday in the cave. Staff was…read morefriendly and all my friends were promptly served. The potato skins are fire!

Here again!!!! Had the most amazing burrito from Joel!!!! His salsa and his "spiteful" sauce was…read moreover the top!!!! It's such a pleasure to come here. So satisfied after eating! Oh and Gina our bartender is fabulous!!!!!

It's a pretty run of the mill gaming bar in most aspects, they have your usual selection of drinks…read moreand a reasonably sized menu nothing too special. I ordered the Reuben and spam musubi as an appetizer they were decent the prices were also standard I would have paid 20 or so but I had an LVA coupon which comped most of the meal. Gaming quality is as usual bad but unfortunately normal for most gaming bars which is less than 97% return video poker. At the very least the players club is good another Jett gaming run club which gives $20 free play as a welcome offer, points and various free plays promotions while actively playing. As far as the service goes it was good for the most part they took my coupon, made me a card, were attentive and changed the TV channel to the game I wanted to watch which I appreciated. It was just two things that rubbed me the wrong way. First when you cash out you don't get your cents on the ticket which I didn't want anyway but seems odd to not even ask. The second is I paid cash for my food bill in excess of what I owed the female bartender took it and said nothing to me just going to her other customers, I was still watching the game waiting for her to offer me my change but she never came back. I then told her I gave her $10 for what was a $4.50 bill or so and that I wanted her to keep the change as my tip anyway just making sure she hadn't accidentally locked it up then she asked "what do you want your $5 back?" In a condescending tone to which I said she could keep it but I wanted to make sure to tell her because she never said anything to me or even asked she just automatically took my change for her tip which is a very sleazy thing to do and made me feel like I was being hustled by this broad. I've never experienced that at any bar or restaurant the polite thing to do is at least ask. Overall it's an ok bar I believe there are a lot of better options even in that area but it wouldn't hurt to stop by. Personally I wouldn't visit again unless promotions and mailers made it worth it to do so.

Absolutely cool spot! Daily happy hour from 4 PM to 6 PM Monday through Friday with daily specials…read morelike hummus and pita for $9 on Monday, $7 Mexican corn dip on Tuesday, $6 - 6 piece wings on Wednesday, $4 sweet potato fries on Thursday and $7 chili nachos on Friday. They also have the tap prices cheaper during the happy hour. Give a card to start a tab , and pour away to your liking! Staff is super friendly and the place has a super cool vibe. Thursday night they were doing a captains table poker tournament, which looks super fun! Follow @702bornfoodie on IG

Taps & Barrels is a place with a lot of potential. The layout seems to encourage a lot of community…read morewith long tables meant for sharing with friends and strangers. There's also a nice couch section with a round center table where I saw a group of friends enjoy their visit. If you're into sports, there's several televisions around the perimeter that provide good view of the action. As my first time here, the staff is very kind in explaining how the process works. I was told that you can enter your phone number and then it allows you to scan the QR code on the table for food. The alternative is to walk up to the front counter to order. I wanted to learn how to do this process so I tried. I added the food item to the cart on my phone but when it came to checkout, I was unsure how to proceed. It asked me to add a credit card, yet I already had one opened on file for my visit. I went back up to the front and the team member was unsure so we handled the entire food ordering up front. I put in an order for the chili nachos and the size was quite decent with a lot of toppings. It's a good shareable to start. I also tried the sweet potato fries which I asked for more well done to ensure that they come out with some crisp. The sweet potato fries were actually a waffle and they did come out nice, hot and crispy - so that is a winner of an app! The pour yourself concept is interesting and it's nice that each sign provides information about the content and more info if you tap the screen - such as the general beer taste description. The glass shelf has several options. I didn't see any cold glasses which would have been a plus. The staff member said that you can sample beers by just pouring a little, but there were no small shot glasses to do this. Therefore, I was compelled to just go for it and pour 3 ounces to try a light lager. Sitting back at the table, I was almost certain that a new glass would be required for each visit. However, I saw everyone bring their own glass back up to refill each time. I didn't see any clear signage on site that explained the process. If refills are allowed - then I think that additional signage should also explain pouring etiquette as well. There's a water station for self serve as well. I appreciate the lids and straws that are also at the station. I would have loved to have some ice readily available but I'm sure it's probably just an ask as I saw others have ice in their drinks. The pricing per ounce reminds me of a self serve yogurt place in that the amount you get actually feels more expensive in the end. The per ounce feel makes you think it's a good deal, but it's on par or a hair over other places that pour for you. Overall, I think this is a cool concept to try and to show out of town friends if they don't have anything like this in their area. Also - I can see this being a great place if friends are going dutch as they can use their own card and everyone is responsible for their share. Lastly, if you don't like to commit 16 oz to just one beer, this is a great way to try several beers in one sitting.