Sitting right in a mall like most orange julius stands is a walk up bar that you can even take beers to go in the mall. If you’re going to be shopping, especially if it’s against your will. why not do it with a beer in your hand! The beers were mediocre, the weisse being the best, but better than most of the beers available around town.

A welcome respite for a guy while the wife is shopping in this indoor mall. Basically offers clean, German-style beers (not that the town needs any more of that with HofBrau House and Gordon Biersch, et al. nearby), and sells a lot of t-shirts and the like. Cool graphic design, but doubt you’ll score any points with the ladies with it’s Vegas twist on a trucker mudflap-esque sillouhette logo...I still want one though!

Little kiosk in the middle of Miracle Mile Mall. No one was there when we got there. 4 of their beers plus a seasonal on tap (IPA). The young lady working the bar was quite nice and entertaining. Knew the beers and was very sociable. Good selection of merchandise and glassware to buy. Definitely recommended to sit down and have a brew.

sat in the middle of Miracle Shopping Mall,small bar with 4 sin city brews plus a seasonal one(Czech pils when I was there),bar man very informative,good place to have a beer when the wife goes shopping.

The first Vegas beer I came across, happened to be in the hotel where I was staying (Flamingo). The beers themselves were a bit expensive at $6 for a plastic cup. The bartender didn’t seem to be forthcoming with any information about the beer (I learned more from the bartender at Gordon Biersch (where apparently Sin City brews it’s beer after hours at GB) than from the Sin City guy), and the place itself seems geared more at selling merchandise than beer. I guess it’s worth a quick stop in if you’re near, but I wouldn’t go out of the way to hit it, and wouldn’t go back myself.

I visited the Miracle Mile location a couple of years ago while in vacation in Las Vegas. Not a bad place, but nothing great by any means. The ambiance was... okay. It was basically a little bar stuck into the middle of a mall, which was weird, and surprising. It was a very small bar with just a few seats and a table or two - nothing special at all. The service was pretty good. The bartender was a lady and there were only a few people in the place, and she was attentive to all of us and knew about the beers. The selection was okay considering the size of the place - it was their beers only with nothing else. There was no food and the value was average - slightly overpriced beers, but hey, it’s Vegas. Overall, a cool place to visit while in Vegas, and I wish I could hit up their new location now!

A nice cool place on the ramp from the tram to the Flamingo. Their beers were sweet and felt great in the mouth. Very Vegas-esque their brews were decadent if not great. Their hefe was my favorite. The bar itself was small with about 10 seats. No food was available. The bartender knew his stuff regarding their beer and about the Vegas beer scene in general. I was glad to have stopped here and sampled their beer but, except for the hefe, was disappointed with the quality of their beers.

Small draught bar where they only serve there own beer. Service had no prior experience in beer related matters. Got some free samples so he was friendly enough. You can gamble at the bar…..well it is Vegas after all.

Inside Flamingo hotel. Small bar with 4 beers. This is Vegas and it feels like this brewery is doing everything to cash in on the "sin city" image. While there, it seemed they were selling more tshirts to visitors than actual beers. Beers aren’t great, though the stout was decent. Only 4 beers. Servers had no idea about the beer, just insisted on you playing the bar slot machines. As alwasy in Vegas, value is free if you play, so it’s always a good deal.

A small place with 4 taps of their own beer. Their beers are pricey. Stopped in briefly to check it out. Not a bad stop, but there are much better breweries in Vegas.