10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Harris Mountain

"Appropriately named, Beer District Brewing is located at the top of the Arts District in Las Vegas, which boasts 5 other Las Vegas breweries within a half-mile of each other. Hooray for walking between the Las Vegas breweries!. A lengthy tap list can sometimes be seen as negative: jack of all trades, master of none."

"The donuts at District: Donuts, Sliders, Brews basically blew our minds. The cookies and cream donut was phenomenal and the cinnamon roll was the best we’ve ever had anywhere. You can find these donuts in the Cosmopolitan Resort."

"This microbrewery and taproom located in the Arts District offers an array of its own beers such as a Russian Imperial stout, a Scottish ale, a dopplebock, and more. Online ordering available."

"This family-owned and operated brewery has been around for nearly two decades, moving Downtown after outgrowing its previous facility in the northwest valley. It’s not your typical Las Vegas watering hole: no gaming, smoking, or liquor. Just great craft beer and a little bit of wine."

"Find a dozen of Tenaya Creek's own brews on 24 taps along with bottles from other craft beers such as Joseph James, Deschutes, Left Hand, and Victory."

"Your next stop for great beer in Las Vegas is Hop Nuts Brewing located in the Las Vegas Arts District of Downtown. If you couldn’t guess it from the name, this brewery specializes in hop-driven beers such as citrusy IPAs. But, this isn’t all they have to offer their guests!"

"Even those who are not a hop head are still in luck at this hop-forward brewery, which produces not just citrusy IPAs and herbal pale ales, but also reds and Dunkelweizens. Food trucks, a large bar, and a patio round out the offerings. Also at Tivoli Village."

"There are a few breweries in the Downtown area, but Banger Brewing is the only one surrounded by the high energy and bright lights of the Fremont Street Experience. Despite the location, the brewery and bar is a favorite of locals and a welcome detour for tourists. Opened by a group of service-industry friends, Banger Brewing is proving to be a great Las Vegas success story."

"Beer styles at this brewery, named for partner/brewer Michael "Banger" Beaman, are rarely conventional, with twists such as a jalapeño Hefeweizen or a watermelon wheat. Online ordering available. Find it at Neonopolis on the Fremont Street Experience."

"This Henderson micro-brewery is dedicated to providing quality beers to the masses. The first taproom and brewery in the Artisan Booze District, there are several year-round brews and seasonal beers, and guest taps are also offered. One of the most retro Las Vegas Breweries, you’ll find tons of games like Nintendo, darts, cards and more to enjoy during your visit to the Artisan Booze District."

"It started with a coupon for a five-gallon beer kit and quickly grew into a full-blown operation in his garage. Hall developed his own recipes and tested them out with friends during UFC viewing parties. He was encouraged to open his own brewery -- which finally happened after selling his house."

"This poker-themed brewery has year-round beers like Ace in the Hole, a basil pale ale, and seasonals including Morning Pay Off, an imperial breakfast stout. Sample them in the tasting room while playing card games, darts, shuffleboard, and even an old school Nintendo. Growlers available to go."

"Scenic Brewing Company is a full-fledged restaurant with beer produced on site. Head brewer Jamie Roberts is in charge of at least 17 recipes at any given time. Any of these creations can be enjoyed in the main restaurant or the sports bar (currently restricted to limited seating) with food honoring the Austrian heritage of Scenic Brewing’s owners."

"Scenic Brewing Co. has a 8,879-square-foot craft brewery on the southeast edge of the Desert Inn Road and Durango Commercial Center. The locally focused and kid-friendly space offers 19 craft beers on tap, all devoted to Nevada microbrews. Five of the selections are created in-house, by Scenic’s head brewer Jamie Roberts."

"Trustworthy Brewing Co. & BBQ at the Grand Canal Shoppes features small-batch craft beers from MCC Hospitality Group. Customers can book private brewery tours to learn about the brewing process in the five beer tanks that sit behind the bar and produce 1,150 gallons of beer. The 60-seat bar features a lighted movie sign marquee while oversized booths in bright primary colors and geometric patterns surround the space."

"Trustworthy Brewing Co. brings Its award-winning West Coast-inspired craft brews to The Grand Canal Shoppes as the first and only operational craft brewery on the Las Vegas Strip."

"Coco Donuts has a wide variety of donuts are all have different names. They refer to their donuts as cronuts, dough ‘sants, and a variety of other nicknames. Many people who visit Coco Donuts call their creations hipster baklava."

"Last up on my list of the best desserts in Las Vegas, it’s the Big Poppa Tart!. Everyone loves donuts, and the Donut Bar in Las Vegas has fully capitalised on the fried dough phenomenon. Anything from there is pretty epic, so you can’t really go wrong."

"Without a doubt, Donut Bar in downtown Las Vegas has one of the largest selections of donuts in the Las Vegas area. They are also known for the sheer size of their donuts. Donut bar Las Vegas!!!!"

"My family came down from Salt Lake City, Utah and we decided to try the Donut Bar in Las Vegas. The donuts are humongous. The pop tart one is delicious..."

"I had been wanting to try this place, someone told me it was better than winchelles. I finally got the chance to order for some guest I had over, I order..."

"This one is located a few blocks south of the main downtown area in the hip Arts District of Las Vegas. Cornish Pasty Company has established itself as one of the go-to restaurants in the area serving up English pasties, or flakey pies traditionally filled with meat, potatoes, and vegetables. Cornish Pasty Co. has put a modern spin on their menu with their Cajun chicken pasty, the Italian pasty, Cubano pasty, and vegan and vegetarian pasties."

"The happy hour specials are hard to beat at the Yard House in the LINQ or Town Square. The portions are ample, and the beer selection is more than substantial. Bonus: If you just need a slice of pizza while sightseeing there is a good chance that you will pass right by Flour and Barley at the LINQ."

"Whether you’re here for the beer, the food or both, Yard House does not disappoint. It has every beer imaginable and the food menu goes on for days. Find a wide selection of sandwiches, pizzas, pasta, Asian cuisine and even an expansive vegetarian menu."

"3839 W Sahara Ave, Suite 7-9, Las Vegas, NV 89102-0540Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Free Wifi, Delivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Accepts Credit CardsAsian, Thai, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, BrunchSGD 7 - SGD 22+1 702-722-7096"

"4276 Spring Mountain RoadThe original Weera Thai Kitchen on Sahara is fine, but the newer one in Chinatown has a colorful dining room (with large overhead light fixtures and walls covered in faux foliage) that feeds off the energy of the new Shanghai Plaza. The outdoor patio has its charm too—with decorative bicycles, umbrellas, and bistro lights. Happy hour runs a generous 5–9 pm, although the good stuff is on the main menu."

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