BrewDog Las Vegas

My wife and I were in town to see a hockey game and, having visited other BrewDog locations, decided we had to drop by. It was fairly late when we arrived, nearly 11 pm, but the place was still lively. We sat at the bar and enjoyed some incredible beers. We mostly had a mix of IPA's, but each was distinct and incredibly flavorful (easily the best we had in Vegas). The ambiance is one of a rooftop industrial pub, but the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. We didn't sample the food, but I thoroughly enjoyed the visit. Worth a walk up the stairs if you are at that end of the Strip of going to a hockey game. (As an aside, we visited on the day Bobby Weir died, but unfortunately neither the DJ or the Bar could play any Dead songs...I'm not letting this impact the review, but that was a bit of a let down.)

Beer selection is adequate—predominantly there own brews (including a few actually brewed in Vegas) plus a few guest taps. They do have a full bar if you have non-beer drinkers in tow (they also had a couple NA slushes). Food is above average, burger was excellent. There is a nice "happy hour" which knocks the price of beer down quite a bit (also I believe a few food specials). Space is actually pretty massive spanning two floors. The lower floor (I believe 3 floors up—stairs or elevator) is main "taproom" with brewery/tanks, a shop (beer and merch) shuffleboard tables, pinball machines, TVs, photo booth... The upper level is split indoor/outdoor (roll-up garage type doors) with top notch views of the strip from the outdoor patio seating. There is some cabana style seating and water/spray misters for when it's hot. There are more tables/seating and TVs inside upstairs as well.

Definitely worth a stop especially if you just need a break from the strip.

this place is also a brewery, and should be updated as such. i have requested that update, but i think BA has some sort of lockdown on multiple locations being listed as breweries, even if they make beer, which this location definitely does. in my opinion, if you can win medals as same company different locations at competitions, you should also be subject to independent review by brewery location, but whatever, here goes anyway. its a rad spot, very vegas, but also a little beer oasis in a place where thats not really the focus on the strip more generally, and it was rad to spend some time in here. right on the strip, funky, you take an elevator up, and right away there is a lounge area, a long bar, a little merch section, some seating in the back, and the brew house right there to greet you as you walk in. high ceilings, the place is enormous, but the big stairway up to the rooftop is the way to go. an inside and outside space up there, this is where the action is, lovely views of downtown vegas, misters keeping outside tables cool, enough shade, nice relaxed seating inside, sports on tv, another big bar area, and service people running around like mad. its big, but well dressed, seems expensive, and like its trying to be more than just a beer place. they had a dj set up spinning music way too loud in the afternoon when we were in, weird vibe for a brewery but this is vegas of course. i was impressed with the beer list, quite a few made in house, and an overall solid selection, loved the hellcat cold ipa or india pale lager, whatever it is, but also enjoyed the elvis juice grapefruit ipa, a super light black ipa called woof top, and a couple of other lighter selections that fit in well in the hot humid weather down there. the quality of this in house brews was solid, and the quality of the other brewdog beers was as good as expected. service was friendly and prompt for how busy they were, we also had some pretty good appetizers, pub food and nothing special, but well prepared and decently priced for this part of town. its a great hang out here, under the misters, taking in the views, it must turn a little clubby at night, but we were gone before then. cool vibes, fun beers, great atmosphere, a happening place. well worth checking out!

Decided to stop in after my meeting. Top floor. Decent view of the strip. Friendly staff. Outdoor patio kinda smelled like old liquor. The outdoor benches had a bunch of stains and the table was dirty. Fair amount of brews on tap. Had one pour. Their standard Hazy Jane. Decent. Overall just an ok place. Will it last?

First floor on the third floor, second floor patio on the fourth. Got it? Skip the Olive Garden and get the good stuff. Great patio view up top with indoor and outdoor bars. Any day with good weather this would be a great spot.

The beers are mostly what you'd get from the store, just fresher. They have a handful of lagers and other assorted beers that aren't out in distro, but nothing that'll blow your mind. Service is solid, food is ok.