Restaurant
Unclaimed profileLas Vegas Brewing Company Downtown
Las Vegas, NV · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Brewing Company Downtown runs a serious house-brewed beer program with a wide range of styles, from a nitro stout to hazy IPAs. The menu lists eight house beers, a rotating sour series, and a guest cider. Customers single out the Retro Glow Hazy IPA as a standout, and flights are a good way to explore the lineup. Crowlers are available for takeaway.
- What should I order?
- Start with a flight to sample the range, then zero in on the Retro Glow, a 7% ABV New England IPA hopped entirely with Mosaic, delivering tropical flavors and a peachy aftertaste. For something darker, the 1677 Stout on nitro offers roasted coffee notes.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of house-brewed styles, from a light lager to a West Coast IPA. The taproom setting and helpful staff who offer food pairing suggestions make it welcoming for those new to craft beer as well.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Crowlers are priced at $15–$17 for tiers 1–3, $20 for guest taps, and $30 for a three-pack. Non-alcoholic drinks like lemonade and iced tea run about $3.45, with mocktails around $4.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- As a brewery with a taproom restaurant, the focus is squarely on house-made beers. The menu includes a Set List Sour Series with rotating options, and guests can take crowlers and package beer to go, making it a destination for both on-site drinking and takeaway.
Beverage categories
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Beer
The house-brewed list spans eight styles, including a nitro stout, a hazy IPA, and a light lager. A Set List Sour Series rotates, and guest taps include a cider. Customers praise the quality of the beers and specifically call out the Retro Glow Hazy IPA as worth the trip.
Menu strengths
- — A wide variety of house-brewed styles, from a cream ale to a West Coast IPA, ensures something for different tastes.
- — Customers who ordered flights found a good selection and noted all beers were made very well.
- — The menu includes a rotating sour series and a guest cider, adding depth beyond the core lineup.
Standout selections
- — Retro Glow Hazy IPA – 7% ABV, 100% Mosaic hops, tropical flavors with a peachy aftertaste; customers say it is worth the trip alone.
- — 1677 Stout (Nitro) – a dry Irish stout with roasted coffee notes at 5.2% ABV.
- — West Coast Junkie – a West Coast IPA at 7% ABV, hopped with El Dorado and dry-hopped with Mosaic and Citra.
Pricing: Crowlers range from $15 to $20 depending on tier; a three-pack costs $30.
Nonalcoholic
The non-alcoholic list covers standard sodas, juices, coffee, tea, and a couple of mocktails. It's a straightforward selection that serves designated drivers and those skipping alcohol, with no surprises but reasonable prices.
Menu strengths
- — A range of options from iced tea to coffee covers basic needs.
- — The Shirley Temple mocktail is a kid-friendly and non-alcoholic choice.
Standout selections
- — Shirley Temple – a classic non-alcoholic mocktail at $4.03.
- — Arnold Palmer – a mix of lemonade and iced tea at $3.45.
Pricing: Most drinks are $3.45; Shirley Temple is $4.03.
How it sits with the food
Staff are described as offering helpful suggestions for matching beer with food, enhancing the experience.
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