A group of us stopped in while walking the strip. Impressive long snake like bar with a huge selection of taps. It was a bit disappointing that there were no hard to find beers. Service was slow and the prices were high, but overall we had a good time.

Industrial decorated restaurant located in the back of the Monte Carlo Hotel. Fun atmosphere, especially when the dueling pianos are playing. Huge tap selection with a good representation of local offerings. Can echo what others have said about flights - stupid expensive. Service was good, but the food I ordered was horrible. The fish inside of my "fish and chips" literally fell out of the breading and my fries were cold. Worth a stop if you don’t want to leave the strip and want your fix of craft beer, however, I wouldn’t suggest eating here. Much better places to go that are very close by.

Fun place in the Monte Carlo in Vegas. Huge beer lineup but not many rare birds. Flights available but they are $19 to $24 for 5 samples.

Pub is decently decorated, although it does have a little industrial style. Flights are stupidly expensive, but all drinks are expensive in Vegas. You can do either 5 samples for $19 or 3 samples for $15. Food is a little greasy and after having eaten there with my family my wife complained about stomach ache so I won’t give it thumbs up..All in all quite expensive and I’m glad I could deduct promotional $50 of my bill because I stayed at the hotel.

Huge tap selection - so meant it was had to make a selection. Very quiet when I was there. A bit. Out of the way, you really have to go looking for it. Service was okay but I got the mpression that the bar tenders were there just for the pay check as hey did not engage with customers and did not seem overly knowledgable.

Not a brewery. Has about 90 tap beers and around 200 bottles available. Nicely laid out beer menu. Expensive. Only went there mid-day. Bartenders were willing to give samples. Food menu looked pricey. Went mainly for the local brews. Glad I went.

Disappointing beer venue, ok sports bar...

Was way better when they brewed, but decent tap selection. The strip isn’t exactly a beer mecca, so you won’t find much better. Update as of 1/2011: WAY overpriced now. Bartender said they charge $50 for a bottle of Chimay Blue... Tap beers were $10/each for run-of-the-mill stuff. Prices are completely absurd, even for Vegas!

This is no longer a brewpub, however for a new visitor, it is just a very nice sports bar. 88 taps, a bunch of which were craft brews; including 4 different Stones, 5 of the local Tenaya Creek (the former brewpub offering), another Vegas local brewer Joseph James, plus Sin City and a spattering of Sierra, DFH, Goose Island, Rogue and others. 100’ plus bar. Good food. Nice atmosphere.

I used to enjoy this place when they brewed there own beer. Now, the only enjoyable thing was New Belgium Blue Paddle. Decent music and food, but beer selection nothing special. I miss the old brewery.