Beerhaus

Beerhaus in Las Vegas offers a unique experience compared to the usual Vegas vibe. Instead of the typical table service, guests place their orders directly at the bar. The food is quite enjoyable, especially the mac and cheese bites, which are delightfully cheesy. Drinks are served in plastic cups, which adds to the casual atmosphere. It's worth noting that sodas are refillable, even though I initially wasn’t informed of this until after ordering a second drink. The venue provides plenty of seating, both indoors and outside.

My companion and I visited Beerhaus for a few drinks before attending a concert at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The interior of Beerhaus is quite pleasant and very clean, including the restrooms. We took seats at the bar, and although it took a few minutes to place our first drink order, the atmosphere inside was delightful. The friendly folks from Texas, who were also heading to the concert, added to the enjoyable vibe. The staff at Beerhaus were welcoming and friendly, though the service at the bar could have been slightly quicker, given there weren't many patrons. It wasn't a major issue since we were on vacation, enjoying our conversation with our new Texan friends. Interestingly, we discovered that our new friends from Texas were seated near us at the concert. We all agreed to meet back at Beerhaus afterward, laughing and having a great time as we walked there together. To our surprise, the bar was closed when we arrived, a bit before 11:00 PM on a Friday night. Shocked, our group decided to take the Deuce to Fremont Street to continue our fun, as we were all staying downtown. Our group grew from two to ten, all eager to extend the night’s enjoyment. This seemed like a missed opportunity for Beerhaus, potentially losing out on a significant amount of business. Overall, Beerhaus is a fantastic venue in a prime location. However, it would benefit from extending its hours during peak events like hockey and football games or other events at the T-Mobile Arena.

Visited recently and encountered an issue with the tap service being offline. Went back a second time, and many taps were still unavailable. Managed to find a couple of good beers on tap. Ordered onion rings and a brat; the brat was just okay, but the onion rings were quite good. Service was excellent. Will return, but probably won't dine here again.

I visited Beerhaus for a few drinks before a concert at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The interior of Beerhaus is impressive and immaculately clean, including the washrooms. We took seats at the bar and waited a few minutes to place our first drink orders. The atmosphere inside is lively, and we enjoyed chatting with some friendly folks from Texas who were also attending the concert. The staff were very welcoming, which made us feel right at home. However, given there were only a few patrons at the bar, the service could have been a bit quicker. It wasn't too bothersome since we were on vacation and engrossed in our conversation. Coincidentally, we found ourselves sitting next to our new Texan friends at the concert. During a break, we all decided to head back to Beerhaus after the show. Laughing and enjoying ourselves, we walked back together, only to discover that the Beerhaus had already closed—before 11:00 PM on a Friday night! This was quite a surprise, given that we were looking forward to continuing our fun there. With no other choice, we hopped on the Deuce bus and headed to Fremont Street to continue the festivities. What started as a small gathering doubled in size, with more people joining us for a great time. It felt like a missed opportunity for Beerhaus, as they could have capitalized on the extended fun and larger group. Overall, Beerhaus is a fantastic venue with a prime location. However, it seems their closing hours may not fully align with the demand from events at nearby venues like T-Mobile Arena.

The restaurant Beerhaus in Las Vegas is a nice spot offering a variety of beers and food options. The sandwiches and hamburgers are solid choices, but the standout dish is definitely the onion rings.

The Haus Sampler at Beerhaus in Las Vegas offers a variety of menu items all in one. The food is decent, with typical deep fried options that are hard to mess up. As a sports bar near the ice hockey stadium, the atmosphere is more rowdy than fancy. The service is minimal due to the self-service style, but this also means prices are more affordable compared to other Vegas strip restaurants. Beerhaus is a good spot for a quick bite, just manage your expectations accordingly.