Kind of weird little place inside of a mall. The Brewmaster was running the shop, so that was cool, got to chat a bit. Good drinkable brews. I think it would be better if it were a little more closed off though.

Visited in October of 2007. This is in the middle of a shopping mall, and the ambiance is about what you would expect for a tiny 6 stool bar to be in the middle of a shopping mall. Having said that, this is a bar with decent enough beer in a shopping mall. Probably worth seeking out if you have some extra time to kill in Vegas, but that is about it. Bartender was nice, and I chatted with a couple of guys who seemed to be regulars. Yep, regulars at a tiny bar in a shopping mall in Vegas. I hope they worked at the mall.

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.

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.

Mall Kiosk in the Miracle Mile shopping complex. I was surprised to see this here, as there is absolutely NO craft beer on the Strip aside from Burger Bar as a rule. I tried the Pils (okay), and the Dry Stout (quite good), and was reasonably impressed. It’s nothing special, but when you’re getting drug around your 9th shopping mall of the day by your ladyfriend, this is a welcome sight.

A bar in a mall, what a great idea. Small little place with only 4 taps and lots of merchandise. None of the beers are to exciting and everything is served in a plastic cup. The bar girl was super friendly and super chatty. Needless to say she got a big tip out of me when i left. If your staying at the far end of the strip i would not make the trek all the way down to go here but if your staying in Bally’s or PH it may be worth the trouble to find the place just to escape all the casino noise. The beers are all pretty bland and boring but its still better than what you will find on the beer wasteland that is the strip.

About the size of a large walk-in closet inside the Miracle Mile Shops (inside Planet Hollywood Hotel). More logo merchandise than beer choices. The bartender was very friendly and attentive - probably because I was the only person at a bar that only holds about 8 or 10 people. I asked where they brewed and she explained that they shared equipment with Gordon Biersch but was quick to stress that they are NOT affiliated with GB except for the sharing of equipment. I only had 1 beer and it was ok but I left with the feeling that someone came up with a cool name and logo and only made the beer to make money off the affiliated merchandise. Stop by if you’re in the Miracle Mile Shops but don’t go too far out of your way to find it unless you want a new glass for your collection like I did. (The logo is pretty cool.)

Same thing as the one the Grand Canal Shoppes. 4 regulars plus a seasonal (English IPA). $6 for what appears to be 20oz. Good to grab one and keep walking.

Tiny little bar in a small alcove in a shopping mall. What a cool concept and place. * Very perky barmaid gave great service letting people try free samples and giving quick refills. * The beers are well made. They are contract brewed by Gordon Bierish, so it’s quality beers but of limited styles. I dont believe there was any food available, but in a shopping mall there are many choices close by.

Worth the stop just to try the beers and mayber pick up a cool T-shirt, but no real ambiance to draw people in for a serious sit-down. This small brewpub has the feel of a cross between a boutique retail shop (they sell a lot of Sin City merchandise-- a LOT) and a TCBY. Still, the small pseudo-bar countertop is a welcome resting stop after wandering through the emmense Desert Passage Shops of the Aladdin reosrt & casino (soon to be the Planet Hollywood resort & casino). The bar staff is very friendly, and quick to offer samples of everything on tap. When I was there, the selection consisted of their flagship amber (a Marzen-style copper coloured ale), a light lager, a German hefewiezen, and a dry stout. All are good, but the hefe stands out in my opinion.