CraftHaus Brewery

This place is really cool. It reminds me of the 100’s of different breweries you can find in San Diego. My favorite is the Jean Claude. It’s 7.5% but tastes really light. Also, the board games in there are a nice touch.

Great beer selection. Lots of fun board games. Loved the music! We went on a night with a food truck outside, which was awesome! If the food truck was there every night, this place would be 5 stars. Thanks for a fun night out!

Was greeted with a warm welcome by Wendy walking in and did samples of each beer on tap. Beautifully crafted beer from the Russian Imperial Stout to the Blackstar. Highly recommend to anyone visiting LV and wanting to check out the local scene. Warm friendly and knowledgable service with Outstanding Product.
A Hidden Gem in the Vegas scene.

Another stop on our cross country beer adventure. This place has a top notch vibe to it with a clean, fresh design aesthetic. Bonus points for a «pay it forward» board and a «share the bottle» night for bringing in your own special favorite for others to try.
The beer was good, but stayed within the confines of what would be expected. Interestingly, we dug the Saison with citrus. Not a big Saison guy, but this was a real nice, bright, smooth offering.
In all fairness, I didn’t have the whole line up, and we’ll be back tonight to finish up.
My feeling is this place is on the cusp of being a leader in the Sin City basin.

Had this brewery bookmarked for awhile. Several of the peeps at work have raved about this place and after today, I am in total agreement.
Craft House Brewery is tucked away in an industrial complex of Gibson and Warm Springs, but is very easy to find, and has plenty of parking.
Upon entry the place is cozy, has plenty of seating and super clean. The ambiance is modern, but makes you feel at home. You can see into the brewery from the seating area which was super cool as they were messing with some cotton candy mixture that I’m sure will be amazing. Also, if your in the mood they have a plethora of board games to pass the time while enjoying your tasty brews.
We made our way to the bar and was greeted by Wyndee (yep I had done some research and knew who was attending the bar). She was doing a wonderful job attending to the full bar while still smiling and doing her thing. Great job.
I went with a with the Resonate IPA, and Evocation Saison with an add of citrus. Both were amazing and full of flavor. Wyndee did the perfect pour. Definitely some of the best beer I have had in a long time.
I am huge fan of locals and small business, and Craft House Brewery is a staple of that. Although this was my first trip, I have always wanted to find a place that feels like home and this is it. Amazing staff and atmosphere. Great job and I will be back more times than I will be able to count. See you next time around Craft House.

Coming from Minnesota, I can appreciate a good brew pub. Cool décor, great beers, friendly service, even the other patrons are entertaining and engaging. I highly recommend anyone who appreciates a delicious craft beer stop by.
Located in the Booze District, you could spend an entire day entertaining your taste buds with everything from whiskey to wine.
But please, Crafthaus, if you’re reading this, please start tapping Comrade for growlers. Or cans. I’m not picky. You know what, I’m totally fine with a personal keg of the coffee Comrade.

We really enjoyed our first time at the craft haus brewery!
After looking for local breweries in Henderson and Las Vegas, hubby and I decided to try craft haus on a random evening. The bartender, Ben was very welcoming and suggested that we try the sampler so that we got a chance to try all of the brews on tap. We were able to go through everything on draft and pick our favorites after.
They were fun board games and trivia games to enjoy the atmosphere as well as art see chalk drawing on the walls and a Dave Grohl Pillow to boot. The music & the vibe was very soothing and relaxing and a very fun place to hang out and try new beers at.
Ben was very nice and suggested some awesome craft beers for us and this is definitely a place will come back to you to enjoy the ambience and see what else they have that’s in season on draft!

I had the chance to visit again recently and I wish I could rate this place at more than a five.
We had a couple of samplers so that we could try all of the beers. I loved all of the beers they were offering. Fall Maple Spice and the beer with Hibiscus were really good. The Oatmeal Stout is tasty as well. There wasn’t a beer there that I didn’t like. Pricing is very reasonable as well.
It looked like they have added more seating since my last visit as well. On a Saturday evening we were easily able to get a table for a group and hang out playing games for the evening.
The guy behind the bar was awesome. It was only later in the evening that I realized he was on his own because he was holding it down! He was incredibly friendly and welcoming as well. Someone in our group party fouled and spilled a beer, but the guy at the brewery was really cool about it. He was much cooler than I would have been.
Love this spot!

I went for their ThreeSquare S’mores charity event on a chilly Black Friday. Two Elite Unilocalers also joined me (making this event that much more awesome!) along with my family who were visiting from Arizona.
What a bunch of merry makers we were! I had the Fall Maple Spice and the Any Which Way, and both were quality brews! Staff are helpful and always knowledgeable about all things beer!
The beer selection is very nice and they also have cider for those who can’t commit to craft brews (it happens) The brewery was pretty busy and a nice place to take visitors and show off the «Booze District»! Roasting s’mores is always a good time, especially when the temps are heading south quickly!
Check their Web or Facebook pages for special event info and releases!

Rolled down here to check out the brewery and meet fellow Unilocalers Melissa and Gregg. They were giving out S’more packs for a $ 5 donation to Three Square so its a cool place that gives back to community. They also had a Toys for Tots donation bin going as well.
As I entered and walked up to the bar, the bartender was fondling his man boobs. Now that’s an introduction! Cool guy, extremely helpful with beer selection and providing samples. I had a nice conversation with a girl who frequents the place and knows a lot about their beer. I learned more about beer tonight than ever before.
Cool place with a bar, a few tables, and they have a selection of board games you can play. I had a Saison and sampled a Sour and both were smooth, and full of flavor.
I’ll be back. This is in a building just back of the front buildings on Eastgate, right next to Bad Beat Brewing.

Unilocal Event created by my Unilocal Elite Friend Melissa C stated «Event Tonight…5−9pm Make a $ 5 donation to Three Square in our taproom and belly up to our roast your own s’mores bar. PLUS… dun dun dun releasing our First Anniversary Belgian Quad.» I checked off «I’m In» and I went…
CraftHaus Brewery was recently a sponsor at the wonderful Unilocal Redline Rendesvous Event at the Shelby Museum and I love the beer then, so I had interest in attending last night.
Met Melissa and her family visiting from out of town, along with another Unilocal Elite Friend Robert W who also attended to show support for a good cause helping hungry children aka Three Square.
We all made s’mores at a designated table in middle of the bar, after paying a small donation to support this worthy cause. It was fun to roast and set afire to marshmallows inside and a tasty treat. From a long list of hand crafted beers, I chose the cold & delicious English Rye which is brewed in the back of this industrial park/​Eastgate Road location.
*The service from the employees was top notch!
**All of the patrons were very friendly & alot of fun!
***The clean interior décor is extremely unique, artsy & creative!
Look at the photos below. One of them is of a beer bottle cap collection encased on a table top. Can you spot the CraftHaus bottle cap magnet I received as a gift from Melissa’s sister who did a Unilocal check-​in? CLUE… It is round :-)
Don’t come here hungry, as there is no food served; otherwise prepare to drink your dinner or be lucky to find food truck outside the building. I was lucky to enjoy Venezuelan foods from the Mr. Cooker food truck – see review.
CraftHaus Brewery is a Henderson hidden gem that produces a line of delicious beers and I anticipate public awareness will lead to many purchases from retail shelves.
Yay. I’m a fan.
See 12 photos below…
Unilocal 300 CHALLENGE 2015: #279

The booze district, proving again that looks are deceiving. You want to go to CraftHaus. You just have to find it first.
We passed by this a number of times trying to find it. Walking in, it’s not a huge space. There also seems to be a lot of empty space when you walk in. They’ve only been open about a year, so I’m sure it is in the works to improve the space.
I had Resinate IPA on draft. I’ve had it in a can and it was good but nothing like on draft. This was the bee’s knees. Huge fan of IPAs and this delivered. We also tried the Fall Maple Spice beer. This beer was truly a fall beer as it had all the spices you would associate with Fall. A few sips were fine with me, but I can’t imagine having a whole pint of that.
The best part about CraftHaus was the variety of games they had at their disposal. We easily spent an hour just messing around with their selection. I beat my Fiancée at Connect Four (where? DIAGONALLY!) We also played Smart Ass (doesn’t really work with 2 players but it was fun) and then we just tried answering questions from the 20^th anniversary of Trivial Pursuit. Oh yes, that was a blast from the past. My trivia knowledge of things that happened before 2002 is not very good mind you.
We had a blast just sitting and messing around with board games. The beers on draft are very good as well. I will say, it didn’t have as friendly as an atmosphere as Bad Beat Brewing and there’s a lot of empty space like I said earlier. Only small TVs in the joint, so if a game is on and you really want to see it, this wouldn’t be the place to go to.
Still, disconnect for a while and sit down with some friends for good brews and board games. It’s worth it.

Alright, this place is a legit brewery in the Eastgate industrial complex of a somewhat desolate stretch of road in Henderson. They have a solid beer selection, friendly staff and the patrons of this outfit are equally cool as well. There is plenty of space to sit and hang out and the overall environment is extremely comfortable.
I showed up on a Monday night in which I lucked out on a few different factors. 1.) It wasn’t noisy or crowded. 2.) I ran into several fellow San Diegans. 3.) It was bottle share night! Winning!
Anyway, I went with a flight, sampling each beer which when combined with the bottle sharing, was more than enough. The standouts for me were the Resinate IPA, Evocation Saison, Centerpiece Sour, Fall Maple Spice (Definitely a flavorful seasonal beer), and the Any Which Way Rye IPA. Now that I think about it, that’s a pretty solid majority of their beers that I actually liked. I suppose that’s a good thing. Yep, definitely a good thing. I easily spent a lot more time here than I initially planned.
Additionally, the guy working the bar new his stuff and was an all around great and friendly person, thus making this place an ideal go-​to place for a comfortable craft beer drinking experience. So having excellent staff to accompany an excellent beer selection is definitely key.
I’m from San Diego so you could say I’m spoiled when it comes to the craft beer scene but don’t let that fool you, Henderson residents are very fortunate to have a place like CraftHaus in their area so that they too can enjoy some solid, local craft beer.
So… Great beer, great staff, great layout and a great crowd. If you like beer, you should probably get over here.

Was staying in Henderson for work and wanted to try and find local craft breweries just like we have back at home (Pittsburgh, PA). Checked out a couple of them had a beer and left. Got to Crafthaus and didn’t want to leave. Such a great atmosphere, chill and relaxed. The beers, all of them were great, some of the best beers I’ve ever had have down. Bought a growler of the sour beer to take home and share with my fiancé and when I come back will fill it again and again. The bartender was awesome and made the atmosphere what it was.
Definitely stop by this brewery if you are into craft beers and want the best around.
Also if your into it just like I am, go in on a Thursday night for B Movie Thursday. Have great beers, talk to cool people and watch awful movies you can make fun of while your at it.

Great place for craft beers especially since a lot of places to make sour beers or it’s not the season. CraftHaus brewery has everything you’re looking for. The place has fun board games to entertain yourself or you can sit at the bar and watch TV.
The crowed is mixed and I’m writing this from a Friday evening. The beers are well priced and cold so if you’re in Henderson then come check this place out

I was a little perplexed when my google maps steered me into this area. I’m like what am I doing in an industrial park on a Saturday night?
Semi-​trucks and feeling like you are almost in Arizona aside, this place is pretty cool. I tried out their maple spice beer. A lot is going with it and I like it. Next time I will get a little tasting platter but I just felt like being a beer monogamist at the time.
The staff were really welcoming. Someone had left their bicycle outside and they approached the guy and encouraged him to bring it inside the bar to keep an eye on it. I think that is a super sweet touch. There are also plenty of games to choose from if you wanted to play some games while imbibing. They also have a few tvs playing sports.
I definitely want to try this place out again and delve deeper into their brews. Also, if you get hungry, those semi-​trucks magically get replaced by food trucks as the night goes on.

This place is awesome!!! I had no clue it was even here except for the ad I just saw on Unilocal for their anniversary Glitter Bomb party! What a great time! They had bands, food and about 19 beers to either sample or have a whole glass. What more can a woman ask for???
My goal was to sample all of the beer. Came close but no cigar. I won’t get in detail but there were some definite highlights. First let’s start with the Glitter Bomb. Now it was advertised as a sour table beer and that it was. I like to think of it more like a palate cleanser. But more notable is that it was glittery for sure. My friend even made the comment that it looked like shampoo because of it’s iridescence. Also loved the Belgian Quadrupel and the Belgard tweaked with coffee.
As far as food… They had a taco truck (food looked amazing but the line was too long for my patience) and a Rick Moonen table that had amazing chicken pot pie bites and tater tots with tartar sauce. Yummers! Would I like to have seen more food? Of course! But this was a beer celebration and not a food festival so get over it already!
Now that I know this is here, I am super stoked to go back and learn more about their beer when it isn’t so busy. Also learned there is another brewery and a distillery nearby as well. So happy our amazing city is broadening it’s horizons!

I believe an update and rating bump are in order. As they approach their one-​year anniversary, Crafthaus has easily become my favorite local brewery. It’s a combination of the solid beer and friendly atmosphere that keeps me coming back despite living 20 miles away.
It also helps that they almost always have something new on tap. At first I thought the «tweaked» series was a bit gimmicky, but they’ve been coming out with some gems lately. I recently enjoyed their Belgard Belgian Stout, which they’ve also tweaked with Makers & Finders cold brew coffee and then with toasted coconut. I enjoyed it all three ways but especially loved the coconut iteration.
I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention their short-​lived Sour Peach. Finally. A great local sour. More of that please!

If it’s your first time going… You’ll probably get lost and confused. I promise you, this place is worth the confusion. I loved my experience here and cannot wait to go back! A friend and I decided to try on a Friday after work. Like I said I got lost, but once I found it and walked in I knew this was my scene. The décor is super cool and mellow. The staff is awesome, friendly, and funny.
I loved sitting at the bar and being able to look through a window into the brewery behind us. Just a super cool touch on their behalf. I started out with the beer sampler just to get a taste of what their home brews had to offer. I found it hilarious that we got a «flight attendant» which was a little bird that rocked back and forth into a glass of water. Definitely a cute and funny detail. I liked most of the beers but settled on the Jean Claude-​a strong Belgian beer.
We got some hot German pretzels to satisfy our rumbly tummies and just hung out enjoying our beers. This place definitely attracts a cool crowd and I loved everyone that walked in. Chatted with a bunch of other patrons and everyone was as friendly and cool as the next. Definitely a smaller place, but remember… Size doesn’t matter! I can’t wait to go back and enjoy another beer.
This place definitely pays attention to details and is all about making your experience as fun and enjoyable as possible.
Warning: this is a brewery and there is no full kitchen. They do sell snacks, but if you’re looking for a place to get a beer and full dinner you might wanna hold off on trying this place.

Craft beer for weirdos. I mean that in the nicest possible way.
Can there be sub-​genres for craft beer? Well if there’s not, there should be and Crafthaus would be in the, «Hopping Mad» category. These brewers not only push the limits on brewing recipes, but also the idea that craft brewing is an art form and not just a new trend in carbonated inebriation.
I’ve come here many a time and had many a beer. This review is a culmination of these now fuzzy memories; beer flights, cask nights, and Dave Grohl. First off, the tap room is awesome, a great mix of bright colors, artistic fixtures, and cuckoo clocks that tell different times from all over the world or something. Half way through your second or third beer these will go off and let you know that time is still a thing, unlike most pubs in Vegas.
It’s hard to pinpoint one favorite beer from this place, because they’re always rotating the product like any good craft beer bar should, but lately I’ve been fond of the Resinate. A sturdy IPA with great flavor and not so much of an after bite. It pushes the palate rather shoving it against the fleshy mouth wall. Great choice for the first time IPA tester. It’s mellow unlike some other breweries who like their IPA to have that punch. This tasty beast is served all year round.
The Comrade is a new addition that I found out will only be around for a short time. This is dark «robusty» beer has a high alcohol rate… chuggers beware! With things like Munich, Crystal, Wheat, Chocolate, Flaked Oats, how can it not be good! BTW, What the hell is Crystal?
There was another beer I was going to mention that was made with wormwood. Honestly, I’ve never had anything like it before and I’ve forgotten it’s name. It’s hard to explain in words, so I’ll just say… purple, monkey, dishwasher. Weirdest shit ever.
I’ve also had the pleasure of meeting the owners, Wyndee and Dave, who not only have a solid place to sip suds, but also play some of the best bar tunes I’ve heard in a while… you effing hipsters. Kidding!