Every time I head to a Yard House in the mountains, I keep hoping to get a bit more selection that's not available on the West Coast.

Typical Yard House tap-list, without much fanfare or anything too exciting. The decor is typical Yard House, with a nice entry hall through the keg coolers from the casino floor. I stayed at Red Rock this trip to Vegas, so having a Yard House in-house was a big plus, and gave them a head-start at making it an enjoyable experience. Nice surprise to have at my hotel & casino. I didn't eat, but lots of folks were, so I'm guessing they are doing something right. Most pints were in the $5.75 to $6.75 range.

Prices seemed pretty fair given their location. I did have an Old Rasputin which was great but served a bit too cold. I had some Fresh Squeezed that tasted like it had just been tapped! Given their large beer list, I was kind of surprised not to see many stouts or barrel aged options. There is a large range from macro to craft and in styles. They have a large folder listing all of the beer offerings. Not overly friendly or chatty but did have a good knowledge of the beers. It's nice to see all of those kegs in the coolers. I kind of like how you enter through a glassed in hallway. I was staying at Red Rock for a work meeting and was glad to have this as an option.

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