Las Vegas Beer Thread (2025)

You got my attention on 595. They have a great selection on tap and in cans/bottles there. Plus the food looks good. How do they get Monkish kegs? I don’t believe I’ve seen any Monkish beers on tap here in SoCal area besides the brewery locations. Anyways, I’m not in Vegas for Younger, but it’s available and close by the downtown area I’ll try and stop in if it’s not a sh!te show. I am in Vegas to enjoy some good local beers.

 

I'll be in LV next weekend and the Hop Nuts anniversary is now definitely on my radar.

 

Thinking about stopping in Pizza Rock Downtown once we land in Las Vegas tomorrow. We’re staying nearby and it’ll be a quick in and out before/after we check into our hotel. Question, do they serve single slices? Don’t need a whole pie. Also do they have a tap list? After a 4+ hour drive across hell I’m gonna need a good local beer. I’m not bringing any of my local cans on this trip. I think LV is doing well with craft.

 

Not only I’ll be looking for IPA’s in the next 3 days, but a good black lager, Schwarzbier. Looking on some of the tap list I haven’t seen any.

 

I've been to everything on your Fab 5 except Silver Stamp. I feel since I'll be in Vegas next weekend I'm now obligated.

 

Checking Silver Stamp; their 4th anniversary party is on 2/22 and I'll be in Vegas that morning!. Would there be any other beer related events that weekend? I routinely end up at Pub365 one night, and Silver Stamp is 100% a Saturday visit. Checking in for any other events. And thanks @ChicagoJ for curating this thread.

 

Silver Stamp. Three Floyd’s Zombie Dust after a pour of Köstrizer Schwartzbier.

 

OH MY!

 

At the Solver Stamp event now, place is packed. Cantillon on draft and some silly good others. Thanks for then recommendation!!

 

I made it to the Stamp anniversary yesterday and it was pretty damned amazing. Never seen Fou Foune (on tap no less) sitting next to taps from Andechs, Schlenkerla, de la Senne, De Ranke, etc. etc. They had several Cantillon bottles available, too. Love that place so much.
Not sure when they opened the doors, but the place was packed and it was still like a quarter 'til 1PM. Pretty much standing room only, although some nice folks gave us their table when they were leaving. The owners were giddy as hell, which is always cool to see. They're doing so many things right.

We walked down to Letty's and saw the Cin-Cin Brewhouse. Seems like a cool place for a night out, but it didn't seem like the sort of place you'd casually drop into. I wouldn't call it "fancy" but it was the nicest building in that area and it's a pretty large place, too. Worth noting, we saw a bunch of fermenters in a building under construction 2 blocks north of Hudl and Nevada Beer works, too. Maybe something else is opening?

On the strip, Parry Pizza is still an absolute gem. Lots of great taps and the prices aren't 1/2 bad, too.

 

Just back from my visit to Vegas. Pub 365 at the Tuscany is still a go-to. Tuesday they have a 3/$12 deal that has food, beer, and shots on the lit. I used that to get some carne asada tacos and chips & salsa while I worked a flight of some great options. Hop Butcher\Beer Zombies collab was a winner there.

Silver Stamp as mentioned above was for the ages. Scored the Cantillon on draft and other memorable beers. Then munched on some Soulbelly BBQ down the street where there were more local breweries.

I avoided the insane strip prices for beer going this way, and encourage others to do the same if you can. Rather drink better beer and normal prices and give the money to local businesses. In all; a solid work trip that afforded time to enjoy great beer.

 

I’m in Las Vegas at the moment. The Whole Foods on Las Vegas Boulevard by the airport has a nice selection of Russian River beers in the cooler. I picked up some Pliny & Blind Pig today.

 

Meeting a couple buddies in Vegas in a few weeks for a low-key guys trip to see The Punk Rock Museum and relax. Very stoked to check out The Silver Stamp, but looking for other recs walking distance around that area? We have reservations to eat dinner at Mae Dalys on Saturday of that weekend but figured maybe hit 3-4 spots in that area before?

Also, Able Baker worth heading to? It's been a decade or more since I've been to Vegas, but I always remember it as a beer wasteland. Just remember heading to NYNY to the Pour Bay upstairs for Dogfish while sports betting back in the day haha.

Any other recs for Arts District or Fremont area are appreciated. I think all of us going love beer and cocktails, but I have no idea where to go. My go to is now closed it looks like (Downtown Cocktail Room). Thanks all!

 

Awesome, thanks dude! Someone mentioned The Red Dwarf, and also said Double Down and Dive Bar all within the same realm, so may check out all three while there!

I do remember Atomic from back in the day, and did love their beer list, but the amount of breweries in Vegas at the time was like Big Dogs and Joseph James, so a lot of their list was from out of town.

 

You can always grab a beer or 2 at the Triple Down Bar at the Punk Rock Museum.

Right down the street from Able Baker you will find HUDL Brewing & Nevada Brew Works with Soul Belly BBQ tucked in between the two. I stopped in at Soul Belly for some BBQ and a couple of beers and it didn't disappoint.

Servehzah Bottle Shop & Tap Room is also walkable from Soul Belly. They had some good beers on tap, and a good selection of singles to go.

Enjoy your trip.