I would give it 6 stars if I could. My family of five came…read morein at 11:42am. We had an appointment that was a 3 minute walk away at 12:15pm. We were greeted and I explained the scenario and asked if it were doable. The server/hostess explained how long each type of thing took to cook, and also what shortcuts could be made (a pasty takes 18-20 minutes in the oven but if cut in half it takes 10-11). We decided to go for it and she sat us and quickly took our order. We ordered: 2 pasties Scotch egg Bread and butter Broccoli cauliflower cheese bake Food all came out fresh, hot, and in a timely manner. She was super on top of it, making sure we made it out with time to spare. I have frequented the OG arts district location and loved it! I feel like I am betraying them by saying that the food here was WAY better at this location. I might just drive out here for my future pasty needs.

First time trying pasty and I don't think it'll be my last time!…read more Scotch egg (3.5/5) Peppered steak pasty (4.5/5) - I honestly didn't know what to expect but it was really good. I liked that the breading wasn't thick. Well seasoned and the blue cheese sauce wasn't overpowering. Chicken tikka pasty (4/5) - this was also good! Service was pretty slow but server was friendly.

Love the ambiance here! The food and service are amazing! my favorite thing is their chicken wraps!read more

After visiting the Dam, our hosts steered us toward their favorite spot for a late lunch…read more The Dillinger is right on Arizona St and next to a fascinating antique store (check it out!). The Dillinger is located inside the historic Bank of Nevada building and is named after the infamous bank robber John Dillinger. The restaurant is cozy inside with a small bar area. There are tables out front, and each glass-covered table secures a lot of spent brass. We 6 arrived thirsty and hungry. Our very friendly server was quick to bring us water, followed by beers. They do have a few good draft beers, including Pabst Blue Ribbon. Their beer list also includes some interesting offerings like Delirium Tremens. Even though their burgers are a must-order, we all ordered salads because we had very fulfilling dinner plans ahead. These salads are not small and will definitely fill the void. My chicken salad arrived with a healthy amount of chicken, along with blue cheese crumbles and blue cheese dressing. The chopped salad was another hit at our table. This is a great dive bar, and we would not hesitate to return.

Such a cute little sandwich spot! Ran the Muddy Dash 5k and stopped in for a quick lunch and…read moreordered the turkey pesto with coleslaw. The sandwich was really good, I loved that the ciabatta wasn't tough or overly chewy as it can get sometimes. The coleslaw was really flavorful as well and not too mayo-heavy. The servers were all very friendly, the vibe is casual and chill, perfect spot to hang with a group of friends.

Loved our meal at Hanger 502! We went for a day trip to Boulder City and landed at Hanger 502 for a…read morelight lunch. We shared the caprese sandwich and the best salad and got one of their mocktails with cucumber and lime. Mocktail was tasty and refreshing. The salad had a great dressing, loved the beets and goat cheese, the arugula was a pretty spicy and bitter variety so I didn't love that as much but overall good. The sandwich was also light and tasty. They were out of fresh basil when we came so they swapped it with some fresh basil which was totally fine and still delicious. Wish I had one of these sandwiches right now! Our server was also really attentive and great.

Such a cool little spot in Boulder City. We have been here a few times and the beers are good !…read more We sat on the patio which actually had shade . They are dog friendly as well . We did not have any food there but looks like a permanent food truck is there. Staff was friendly. We will be back

This has been a popular motorcycle stop for our group, and this past weekend I got the chance to…read moreride here with my husband. There's a decent amount of street parking, but we happened to ride in at a busy time and had to park around the back by Ace Hardware, which still was an incredibly short walk around the corner. These are undeniably my favorite smashburgers in the vegas area. These burgers have truly smashed, crispy edges. I don't remember the name of mine, but it comes with mushrooms and a garlic aioli, and I loved it. The fries were well seasoned but a bit soft - could have been crunchier. My husband enjoyed his classic smashburger and commented that the condiment balance on this was great (he's dealt with very messy/sloppy smashburgers from other places). The only word of note for the burgers - it didn't seem like there was any line, but we were told it would be 30 minutes for our order, which seemed a bit much, but I also understand it was just one individual in the truck. Actually on that note, I'm not even sure if the food truck has it's own listing, as it's Tacos and Burgers, or if it's a part of Beer Zombie... We also got the Dole Whip beer, which I think it their beer with lemon sour (?), I enjoyed it and found it refreshing, but once my husband said the aftertaste reminded him of the acidic aftertaste of vomit, I was ruined, lol. I did enjoy it before that! It's a beautiful hangout area with turf, lots of seating, and a water feature with some fish and a turtle (we spent our meal wondering how the turtle doesn't escape and explore Boulder City...) not a ton of shade other than the gazebo so on a sunny day it could be rough. Fortunately for us it was cloudy and actually windy.

If you blink driving into Boulder City, you might miss it and that'd be a shame, because this place…read moreain't just a stop... it's a stroll. The kind where you park the truck, stretch your legs, and suddenly you're wandering past little shops, mom-and-pop eateries, and front porches that practically dare you to slow down a minute. It's got that old-school charm, like time agreed to take its boots off and stay awhile. Now yeah, I did the "TV thing." I swung by The Coffee Cup Cafe you know, the one off Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Had my cup of coffee, tipped my cap, said "alright, that's solid." But let's be honest... just because it made it on TV don't mean it owns the crown. Sometimes the real gold's tucked a block over, minding its own business. Enter Big T's Cantina. Now listen... I may be a little biased toward Mexican food but I know greatness when it hits me in the mouth. Those asada tots? Lord have mercy. That's not food, that's an event. That's the kind of plate where you take a bite, lean back, and look at your buddy like, "We ain't leaving, are we?" Drinks were flowing, cold and strong strong enough that at one point I'm pretty sure I told a stranger from Florida he was my long-lost cousin. He didn't argue, so now I might have family in Tampa. And here's where the story turns... We start out minding our business, right? Next thing you know, we're sliding tables together like we're hosting Thanksgiving. Some folks from Florida, a couple locals, and us just talking trash, swapping stories, and somehow it turns into a full-blown drinking contest. Not the official kind, no trophies... just pride on the line and bad decisions being drafted in real time. At one point someone says, "You think you can keep up?" And I go, "Buddy, I work on an oil rig. Hydration is a lifestyle." Five minutes later I'm questioning my life choices and ordering another round anyway. That right there that's what made this place my number one. It wasn't just the food (which slapped). It wasn't just the drinks (which definitely slapped back). It was the people. The way a random afternoon turned into a table full of laughter, strangers turning into friends, and one of those memories you don't plan you just walk straight into. Big T's might not have the biggest ratings. It might not have a TV crew parked outside. But from where I'm sitting? It's the heartbeat of that strip. So here's my advice don't just follow the hype. Take the walk. Peek into the shops. Find your own spot. Write your own chapter. But if you want a little head start? Big T's Cantina. That's the one.

This place was a big miss for me. We ordered the "tableside" guacamole, but it wasn't actually made…read moretableside, which was confusing. The menu was also a little unclear. There's only one guacamole option listed, but it says you can add things like pineapple or bacon without listing any additional pricing or the original ingredients. I ordered the Loaded Carne Asada tacos, which came with rice and beans. Honestly, the tacos needed about double the meat. It felt like they added extra cabbage and pico to bulk them up instead of giving a proper portion of carne asada. It was weird to have the cabbage on the bottom of the taco instead of the meat. The beans were good though. They tasted like traditional refried pinto beans and were probably the most solid part of the plate. The rice was a miss for me because the cilantro was extremely overpowering. The complimentary chips and salsa were great. The salsa definitely has some heat, so if you like spicy, you'll probably enjoy that part.

This place is such a gem. My family and I were traveling and found this place via yelp. So glad we…read moredid. Our waitress; I believe her name is Mariana, was incredible. Very attentive and so sweet. The owner also came to the table- she was incredibly sweet as well. The food was top notch. Delicious, flavorful and you can tell it was "made with love." Portion size was perfect as well. Music matched the vibe of this restaurant, and very clean. Everything about this place was perfect. Please check this place out. It's worth it

We came in for dessert and a cocktail after an ok dinner elsewhere. Service was on point - no…read morewaiting, explained the menu items well, friendly and welcoming. Espresso martini (ordered with vanilla instead of plain vodka - try it - you're welcome) was excellent. Best restaurant lava cake I've had in years. Very good tiramisu and the cannolis were wonderful. We'll be back for dinner next time we're in Boulder!

Nice little sports bar in downtown Boulder City. It was after 2 PM by the time we hit downtown and…read moremany places had already closed for the day. Quick attentive service. Fast turnaround for our lunch. Food was good.

Good Freshly Prepared, nice presentation, excellent options! Reasonable Pricing. Server was…read moreattentive the entire time we were there! Chef prepped as requested and accommodated!

I found myself up in Boulder City this week for some onsite work at a local project site and stayed…read moreat the Best Western in the downtown district. As many who have been to Boulder City know, they roll up the sidewalks pretty early at night and although it's a delightful town, there's only a short list of things to do once the sun goes down. That said, after a 12 hour workday in the desert heat, the things I could count on was the quick walk, cheap drinks and the friendly conversations that can be found at Maxx's bar. I've been here a couple times now this week already, but tonight I stopped by after 12 hours in the sun, a Panda Bowl and a shower to grab a few drinks. As I walked down the street I could hear loud music playing and figured they just had the speakers up more than usual, but as I walked up I noticed a singer on the patio. He was singing some classics from my days, but with a raegae twist and it was quite pleasant to hear and see, especially alongside the crowd having fun outside. I really appreciate the fact that they have live music on Wednesdays. I walked in and parked my awkward butt on a barstool and was welcomed in by Kristen. She asked me what I'd like and she quickly served me my order. It felt nice being an outsider in the community, but still feeling welcomed and I was fortunate to be able to share a casual conversation with Kristen. Throughout the evening, she was very attentive and kept the beverages flowing while also tending to patrons both inside as well as on the patio enjoying the live music. This is obviously a bar with quite a few regulars, but that's what I love about bars back home and it made me feel very welcome. I enjoyed watching some game highlights on TV and took the time to catch up on emails and texts from earlier in the day. All around, this is a fantastic bar to stop by whether you're passing through or staying in town for a few days. As someone who appreciates consistency and routine, I definitely hope to be back soon and enjoy another relaxing evening at Maxx's. Two thumbs up for Kristen and the Maxx's team!

I like this place (the stuffed mushrooms are amazing) because of the small town vibe, but can't…read morestand the obvious political leanings. We spend our money at bi-partisan businesses and, sadly, Maxx's is now not one of them. Kudos to them if that's their goal and decision but I feel unwelcome there.