CraftHaus Brewery

Latest Visit 7/12/25 (Las Vegas, Nevada): This is one of the first new wave craft breweries in the Valley. More visitors are likely more familiar with their location in the Arts District, but here is where they brew. They typically have a similar tap list as their Arts District, so beyond special releases or events, go to either.

Vibe: This is a place for mostly Henderson locals. It’s an open airy space, several bar seats, several more tables for groups of 4-10, plus a couple couches to chill. People and staff are friendly and welcoming. Muted Sportball on a large TV 1980s - 2000s music. A little corporate feel to it. 3.5

Quality: Their coffee stouts and BA Comrad stouts are among my favorites in Vegas. Most everything else are hit or miss. I try sticking with my favorites after it trying a new one most visits. 3.75

Service: Courteous, kind and welcoming. Clean bar and furniture, Knowledgeable about their offerings. 4.25

Selection: They have a dozen plus taps across several styles. Depending on what you want, it could be good to solid or meh. YMMV. 3.75

Overall: This is a good brewery with a few of my favorites,a few solid surprises, and a few ok beers to choose from. Arts District more convenient for me on most trips, this is a stop to consider with Neon Desert Brewing if your in the Auto District area.

This is for the location in the Las Vegas Arts District. Brewing is done in Henderson. Located on on a side street off Main. Smaller room with lots of white walls and an open black painted ceiling. Horizontal light wood accents above the L-shaped bar with high back stools. Other seating at high tables, community tables, and round tables with modern retro cushioned chairs. Long cushioned bench on the west side. Concrete floor. Twelve taps with a good style selection. Cooler has cans to go. Has one TV and another screen showing the menu. Dream pop on the sound system. Engaging and friendly staff. Small streetside long bar for a patio. May be more laid back because it's off the main street.

Very cool, welcoming place. Big thanks for the ever enthusiastic and kind Hugh, our wonderful beertender. The beers are solid. The food was tasty. Overall, will hit this place each and every time I am in Vegas.

Same neighborhood as Bad Beat, but completely different vibe. Quiet and laid back, clean and modern. Lots of variety in the tap list, all decent. Liked this bit more than Bad Beat.

Visited on a random Saturday night in February and unknowingly walked into a special event. It was Comrade Day, celebrating release of the 2020 Comrade Barrel-aged Russian Imperial Stout. My lucky day! They had special tasting flights including vertical tastings of past Comrade releases, special desserts, and many of their rare beers to taste.

The taproom is a simple, spartan room in an industrial park that is also home to Bad Beat Brewing as well as the distillery where Crafthaus gets their barrel-aging barrels. Their brewing floor was open for the special event and looked clean and efficient with its medium-sized stainless steel tanks and fermenters. The staff could have been overwhelmed by the appreciative crowd that night, but they remained cheerful and efficient. The prices for tap beers and the bottles and cans sold for take-away were reasonable, especially given the rarity of some of them. They normally have about 20 house beers on tap and they run an impressive gamut from barrel-aged RISs to Czech Pilsner. All the beers I tasted were outstanding, as was the Lowland Clan Scotch Ale I took home in a 4-pack of 16 oz cans.

I had tried a few of their beers in the Vegas area previously, but trying multiple world-class beers in one night at their taproom took them to another level in my mind. Now I know these folks are some of the top brewers in Las Vegas.

 

 

 

 

Small beer-geek taproom in industrial park south of Las Vegas. A dozen assorted beers on tap, the three I had were very good. Comfortable friendly vibe, good service. Sell single bottles and can. Good time.

I visited CraftHaus earlier this week while on vacation in Las Vegas. I really like the place; they had 9 taps available, including two sours (a Gose and a "table sour"). All the beers I sampled were pretty good, though I was partial to the sours. Service was really good, and the place had a cool vibe (although on a Monday night it was pretty quiet).

I would definitely return to CraftHaus the next time I'm in town. It's a little out of the way, out in Henderson, but it's well worth a visit.

 

 

 

 

 

I was pleased to find a new local place in the LV area. The inside of the taproom is bright and cool. Colorful. They offer tours etc and the bar is fun. I was served my growler from "Steph", she is the blonde Aussie head brewer. Everyone was very nice.

Only down side was at the time of this review there were only 2 beers to choose from (that's why I literally rated the selection "2".

I hope they expand and are around for a very long time. Las Vegas needs them.

 

Review as of February 2016:
Located in an industrial park in Henderson with Bad Beat Brewing and a distillery and winery in the same park making it easy to do multiple at once. Taproom is brightly decorated with vibrant colors, a full wall chalk board has rotating artwork from local artists, cuckoo clocks are a big theme and cycling. There are two smaller tvs at the bar, several high and low tables with board games and corn hole. Service is very good. They have a very friendly husband and wife duo who started the place and duo of Australian breweries who are a pleasure to talk with.

I feel like Crafthaus has really stepped it up over the past year. The major knock early on was a limited selection: too often it was only their two core offerings and tweaked versions of those styles plus a couple guest taps. Now you find 7-8 house offerings and 2ish guest taps. Those house offerings have improved a lot with multiple IPAs, Belgian styles, seasonals, etc. The quad they recently released Carillon was superb. Their Any Which Way IPA series has produced several top notch offerings like the Double IPA and Black IPA I wish they'd make both a core offering. Jean Claude their Belgian golden ale is excellent and their sour table beer centerpiece. I hope they keep it up, very impressed by them. The husband and wife duo who started this place should be proud!