Las Vegas' Best Beer Selection

College students grab pub grub and down brews at this popular UNLV spot.

Reviews:

• “Go figure: A real PUB in Las Vegas”
• “Five Hundred Bottles of Beer”
• “Beer Drinkers Welcome!”

Tips: Bands play every Friday and Saturday night when you catch live music from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. There is also a house jazz band every Tuesday from 7 p.m.-9 p.m.

Freakin Frog

Karaoke seven nights a week; microbrewery features lager, light, dark, amber and root beers.

Reviews:

• “BEST BEER IN THE LAND BAR NONE. BREWED ON SITE AND SO FRESH IT HAS A REAL HEAD ON IT.”
• “I wasn’t impressed”
• “Steak Special is great!”
• “Great food and prices”
• “steak dinner”

Tips: They feature a 24-hour restaurant, microbrewery, banquet room, conference room and karaoke lounge.

Ellis Island Casino Bar

The sports fan’s dream restaurant where the game is the only conversation.

Reviews:

• “ESPN Zone Las Vegas has worst service on the planet. Not family friendly!”
• “Best pasta”
• “The Ultimate Sports Experience”
• “ESPN Zone”
• “Over-Rated…Over-Rated”

Tips: Plan to get there well before the game starts—otherwise, the wait is guaranteed to be long.

ESPN Zone at New York New York

Lively pub decorated with historic memorabilia features locally brewed beers, plasma TVs and daily happy hour specials.

Reviews:

• “Love Steiners”
• “very good”

Steiner’s-A Nevada Style Pub or email Steiner’s-A Nevada Style Pub

Handcrafted microbrews, a full menu and live music creates a winning combination at this popular brewpub.

Reviews:

• “They need to change the name, no longer a brewery.”
• “No longer a microBrewery.”
• “Best Brew Pub”
• “Great beer, food needs work.”
• “An order of grease and oh yea a beer please.”

Monte Carlo Pub & Brewery

English pub attracts a college crowd and soccer fans for lively conversation and a taste of the British Isles.

Reviews:

• “luvly jubbly”
• “Not a Rangers Bar”
• “Best Stilton Cheese and Cabbage Soup!”
• “best fish and chip in Vegas….period”
• “awesome”

Crown and Anchor Pub

This pub does the Celtic theme with class, and the beer ain’t bad either.

Reviews:

• “SERVICE”
• “EXCELLENT!”
• “Never going back”

Tips: Those looking for a more trendy Irish experience might want to check out J.C. Wooloughan’s at the Regent Las Vegas.

Sean Patrick’s

This casino microbrewery comes up a winner in the handcrafted beer department.

Reviews:

• “Great Beer, great music, great fun!!”

Tips: Breakfast is served for the late-night crowd, midnight to 7am every day.

Triple 7 Restaurant and Brewery

Roughing it on the outskirts has never been so fun.

Tips: The taps are where it’s at. A big ol’ 22 oz. mug of brew runs between $3.50 (Killian’s Red) to four bucks (Newcastle), while the more sensible, but much less beer-filled, 12 oz. is $2.50.

The Lodge at Tenaya

Traditional pub serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers an incredible beer selection, including over 24 draft and 70 bottle brews.

Reviews:

• “Great atmosphere and food for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bar hangout.”
• “LV RE JOURNAAL VOTES:STEINER’S ,THE WORST BARTENDERS IN VEGAS!!!!”
• “Now that Bob is gone it doesn’t feel the same, I Hate this place!!!!!!!!!!”
• “Good food…HORRIBLE SERVICE”
• “Great Atmosphere, superb food, and terrific staff”

Tips: Steiner’s has video poker at the bar for those who want to test their luck with quarter progressives starting at $1,500 and dollar progressives at $6,000.

Steiner’s – A Nevada Style Pub or email Steiner’s – A Nevada Style Pub

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