Las Vegas - Micro-breweries in Las Vegas

I will be staying at the Barbary Coast in March. I would like to try out the local micro-breweries along the strip. Are there any in the local strip hotels?
Best Regards, John

I will be staying at the Barbary Coast in March. I would like to try out the local micro-breweries along the strip. Are there any in the local strip hotels?
Best Regards, John


There is a big one on the ground level of the Monte Carlo I was in last week. Decent place. The beer was good, the food was average to above average.

http://www.montecarlo.com/dining/pub.aspx

I know, I know - you said on the strip, but no trip to Vegas is complete without a stop at the Triple 7 microbrewery in the Main Street Station downtown:
http://www.mainstreetcasino.com/display.cfm?id=1106

If you have never been to one.
Its off strip just a couple blocks.
Normally not a big fan of this chain.
Gordon Biersch brewery is great in Vegas.
Beer is good. The place rocks on weekend evenings.
Met some really nice people there over the years.
Food is not bad either.

bltserv

If you have never been to one.
Its off strip just a couple blocks.
Normally not a big fan of this chain.
Gordon Biersch brewery is great in Vegas.
Beer is good. The place rocks on weekend evenings.
Met some really nice people there over the years.
Food is not bad either.

bltserv

No way, skip Gordon Biersch, it's a total chain. Besides, you can hit it up at the D terminal of McCarran. I second the Monte Carlo suggestion.

Heard the hofbrahaus here was pretty lame and not authentic. If thats not true then you need to go! ^

This is not on the strip - but has beers from everywhere! Here's some info from a local paper.


Local Corner—Freakin' Frog
4700 S. Maryland Pkwy., 702/597-9702


You can get something to eat at the Freakin’ Frog, but this place is all about beer. With nearly 650 different brands available, it lays claim to the largest beer list in Nevada and one of the largest in the country. From imports to domestics to micro-brews—except for Bud; they don’t carry Anheuser-Busch products—Freakin’s got ’em all. Ask to see the 28-page list while you’re there, or check it out online at FreakinFrog.com. Prices are decent, with many top imports going for $4-$6. Upstairs is the fabulous Whiskey Attic, which Freakin’ claims has the most extensive selection of whiskeys outside of Scotland. Freakin’ Frog is nondescript from the outside. Look for it across from the UNLV campus, next to a big bar called Moose’s.
This marks the second consecutive Local Corner that came to us on the recommendation of a gambling luminary. We found out about Freakin’ Frog via a bar-stool phone call from none other than Stanford Wong.


Here's a small sampling of other local brewery's - only Monte Carlo is on the strip.

As Mentioned
Monte Carlo Brewery
3770 Las Vegas Blvd. S.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Cover Charge: $10 for men after 10 pm on Fri & Sat

Gordon Biersch Brewery
3987 Paradise Road (just North of Flamingo)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: 702-312-5247

Tenaya Creek Restaurant and Brewery
3101 North Tenaya Way
Las Vegas, NV 89128
702.36.CREEK

Ellis Island Casino & Brewery
Located on Koval Lane
One Block South of Flamingo
Behind Paris and Bally's
(Warning: Karaoke 9PM - 3 AM)
Might be a good lunch choice!


Main Street Station
Triple 7 Restaurant & Brewery
200 N. Main St.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: 702 387-1896

Barley's Casino & Brewery
4500 E. Sunset Rd.
Henderson, NV 89014

Chicago Microbrewery
2201 S. Fort Apache
Las Vegas, NV 89117

Big Dog's Brewing Company
4543 N. Rancho
702.940.2739
http://www.bigdogsbrews.com/
several locations - coupons available online
They bought and closed the Holy Cow Brewery
that was right on the strip near Sahara :-(

Hoffbrauhaus
Across the street from Hard Rock Cafe