Lucky Streak at LAS

Gary was our bartender.
After having a sort of crappy end to our time in Sacramento, we wanted to fly home with a few bloody marys. We were welcomed by Gary to come sit at his bar and we couldn’t believe the impeccable service he gave us.
We work in DFW Airport at a restaurant and know how important it is to provide customer service in a timely manner. He blew it out of the water with his cocktail skills and humor.
It was the best part of our trip. I’d come back to LAS airport just to have a layover with Gary.
Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. ⁵⁄₅

Came to kill time just like everyone else. Free wifi a bonus but watch the upgrading of drinks. Ordered Bloody Mary at $ 8.87… «can make it a double for $ 2 more» ok «and if you want the works $ 5 more» for what? Bacon celery pickle 2 green olives line and a pepporchinni” please… Final =$ 15.00. I’ve seen better deluxe bloody Mary’s but tasted fine. Would I order again? Absolutely not. $ 10 nachos just chips and cheese like from a little league field. Save the extra buck. Should have just got a beer.

Standard airport bar/​restaurant with standard airport bar prices and the added benefit of electrical outlets under the bar on one side of the long table that goes across the space. It’s clean, well-​lit and they won’t rush you out the door, so it’s a decent place to enjoy a drink or two (and maybe a Nathan’s hot dog) and charge up your devices before a Southwest flight.

Beware! Drinks at this bar are very pricey! Their drink menu doesn’t have price for each item, but who would’ve thought that they’d charge me $ 11 for a 20-​oz Stella? That is bordeline robbery. Will never come back.

Gary the bartender can make one hell of a drink. He is courteous and even tho he’ll probably never see you again… he is caring and treats you like he will.

Catching a Southwest flight and have a few (or many) minutes? This is a pretty good place to get a drink and enjoy the airport’s free WiFi. They aren’t the quickest though, so if you are in a hurry, close out your tab ASAP. It’s right next to C23. I haven’t had the food, but the wine is decent. You can also get drinks-​to-​go, so there’s that.

Very nice staff food much better than the early post not great but it’s an airport bar platter was the tastiest

Who wants to hear annoying dance music on Thanksgiving Eve? I put on head phones to block it out. If you sit against the back wall there are super bright spot lights shining in your eyes. Wish they pointed at the wall instead. $ 21 for two drinks, but I expected that. There are a few plugs which was handy.

Very friendly little joint playing rock and roll and serving beer in the middle of Concourse C. The beers are big, the shots are well-​portioned, and the food is provided by Nathan’s Hot Dogs and Jersey Mike’s Subs next door.
Their draft selection is limited, yet varied; they had a local brew during my visit, the Joseph James Rye or something along those lines, plus Stella, Blue Moon and Bud. They have a healthy selection of liquor and a goodly amount of bottles tucked away, though.
The staff is quick, polite and proficient. The prices are maybe a bit higher than your average airport bar, but the service and the larger beverage sizes are a good trade-​off, so I shall return.

Very nice staff at this airport bar. They pla y rock in’ Friday night music and the bar is festive. The lighted bar is interesting. I like the arrangement of the space. Good times, good beer, airport prices.

Had the breakfast platter. Food was edible but I can’t say it was good. I just covered it all in ketchup cause I was hungry.
For 2 people to have breakfast platter, 1 coffee, & 1 juice, total was $ 29.
Took 20 minutes to get check after we’d finished eating.
Took another 30 minutes to get someone to charge the card so we could leave!
Don’t stop here if you’re in ANY type of hurry!

The food and service was horrible! I waited over 30 minutes for hot wings and they were cold by the time I got them. The waitress did not even apologize for the mess up. The beers are pricey. It code $ 9 for a beer on tap.

The bar is small, but it wasn’t very crowded so I stopped in for a pre-​flight adult beverage. There are only about 4 or 5 beers on tap, and a wine list with about 8 different choices. The Sauvignon Blanc is decent, and for $ 9 this they pour a VERY generous portion. Huge wine glass, filled at least half way, which I don’t find typical of airport bars. The service was fine, nothing to write home about, and they have a decent TV with, you guessed it, sports on. There aren’t many options in this terminal, and this one is pretty good.

As far as airport bars go, this is fine.
Fairly generous portions on the beers, though the draft selection is minimal. Instead of trying to create their own food, which would likely be a disaster like most airport restaurants, they have decided to offer food prepared by Nathan’s and Jersey Mike’s…probably a good idea.
I had a cheeseburger and fries. Nice and greasy as you might expect. Better than the other fast food options at Maccarran though.