I joined some friends at Steiner's for a hockey game and the staff was great! I was surprised they carried Lindemans Framboise and that earned them their 4 stars. The food was great, I splurged and got their Kobe Burger, and my medium patty was medium! :D They would have gotten their 5 stars if the Framboise wasn't soo pricey.
I would definitely go back again.
Solid.
The great service at this location is what makes me come back, often.
The food is very good. My favorite "fatty-fat-fat" item to order is the Buffalo Shrimp with beer battered fries. Sounds weird, because it's battered shrimp that is tossed in a hot buffalo wings sauce (plus the added fattiness of battered fries!), but somehow, it works. Dip that in ranch, and it's a killer combo.
The drinks are reasonably priced and they offer a good pour. What more can I ask for?
One of the older blonde servers here is a nightmare! I love steiner's but one of the servers here should find a new job! She does not care about giving good service, she takes her time to do everything; maybe she should retire from being a server. Anytime she is there I leave!!! I will not tip her or do any business with her. NO MATTER HOW MUCH I DO LOVE STEINER'S!!
Review Source:The decor is classic dark brew pub. It works. A nice place to hang with your friends or just chill by yourself.
An above average pub menu. The breakfast menu is pretty good, with lots of choices. We like it - my sweetie loves to come here.
Today we showed up a bit late for breakfast, so we fastened onto the lunch menu. Again, Â lots of choices. I went with the "round mountain" roast beef sandwich, Â my sweetie went with the Paradise Carnita sandwich. We both had the home made chips,,, my sandwich was okay -- it was as advertised -- but it was kinda bland for my taste. Not Steiner 's fault, Â the roast beef sandwich would be killer for someone with a blander palette than mine. Â The Paradise Carnita sandwich was absolutely KILLER.
So full of flavor -- an awesome choice, Â sweetie loved it as did I. Â I know what Im ordering on my next visit. Â Pulled pork ( carnita style ) Â with spicy sauce and pico de gallo served on a sweet sourdough roll. Amazing sandwich.
Good selection of beers - on tap and in bottles. Service was good, Â and the prices are fair. Recommended.
We had a good time here at Steiner's. They have great beer specials and fantastic wings and offer an awesome array of pub food that they've put their own spin on. It's a fantastic place to come to watch a game (although a few of the TVs could use some updating) but overall its a pretty legit place that we'll definitely come back to.
Review Source:I have been coming to Steiner's since it opened in 1998 (Cheyenne & Durango location). I really do like their food. Â I am pretty familiar with the menu and, for the most part, hasn't changed since they opened. Â In my opinion, Steiner's is the reason that bar food in Vegas has been elevated past chicken wings & burgers.
Some of my favorite items are the Death Valley Chips, Oasis Cobb Salad, Flamingo Chicken Sandwich, and the Sinful Frozen Cappuccino Pie. Â There are daily lunch & dinner specials as well as great daily soups (chicken noodle is my fav!).
The beer list is long; 20 different drafts, 60 or more different bottled ales/beers/ciders. Â
The staff is very friendly and service is very prompt. Â Be aware, late at night, food is available, but you have to order at the bar since there is usually not waitstaff.
Seating is seat yourself with high tables, low tables, a party bar, and booths as well as gaming seating at the bar. Â The decor is Nevada History Kitschy. Â As with most bars when it has been busy, the smoke in the air is a little bothersome, but overall, Steiner's is my go to place for a local bar/restaurant for one excellent reason: consistency.
I love this place and always come here to unwind after a hard day of work. I am one of many regulars, which should speak for itself. The bartenders always recognize my friends and I and are super friendly, always conversing with us. The food is also great. Everything about this place makes it my own personal getaway. They always seem to have specials on beers, which have saved my friends and I a ton of money and have gotten us a lot of free stuff.
If you are looking for the perfect local bar for some R&R this is the place.
What can I say about Steiners??? Â For the past 8 years, I set a countdown until the day I return to Steiners for their "Big Game Party." Â Roger and his staff has welcomed me and my boys from New Jersey back each year and has never failed to outdo the year before.
The food is fantastic, the atmosphere is warm and the staff gets better and better every year!!!
Over the years, we have brought crowds, both big and small to the party and no matter how much we "Sell" the party, no one has ever said we overstated the quality offered at Steiners!!! Â This is truly a Las Vegas experience that should not be missed. Â
Great People, Incredible food, and Best in class Atmosphere... Only 355 days left until next year!!!
There are several things that I like about Steiner's...and a few I areas where it just doesn't manage to stand out.
They have a decent draft list, but a much better craft beer list. Â
I love that they have multiple food items that stand out as well. Â The nachos are individual chips made into perfect bites with a little bit of everything on each chip. Â They have a bratwurst in a pretzel bun that is ridiculously good.
They have a great value for breakfast as well.
That being said I am just too much of a foodie and beer snob to truly appreciate it, but when friends from work or grad classes want to meet somewhere Steiner's is a welcome choice over the myriad of usual bars around.
Some other highlights:
Drink Happy Hour Monday through Friday 4PM to 7PM
Value priced appetizers Monday through Friday 3PM to 6PM
Graveyard Specials
1AM to 7AM Every Day
$2 Domestic Draft Beers
2AM to 7AM Summerlin Breakfast
I don't think I've been in here in about 4 years, so I figured it was time to give it another shot. Â Had a few beers tonight and was a bit disappointed. Â They have a big beer list, but I couldn't find anything that met my expectations. Â Ended up having an Abita Purple Haze, which tasted watered down, and some other beer the bartender recommended, which was OK. Â Actually the bartender was probably the only selling point of this place... her name is Sheila, and I remember her from when I used to go here back in the day. Â She didn't remember me, but she is super friendly. Â I'm going to give this place a few more tries, and then go back to Roadrunner as my local joint...
Review Source:Good food and would give it a 5 if the service was more consistent. The food is always good and enjoyable.
They have plenty of tvs and there is always a game on. Try any of the burgers and you will not be disappointed. My wife really likes the wings. The frys and onion rings are great.
This first time experience of mine was Magically Delicious! I highly reccomend the Lamb Chops Dinner! I promise you this... You'll lick the damn plate when it's all said and done :-) But the customer service there is A+ and it's a Great Atmosphere! Big shout out to Regional Manager Roger Sachs for the hook up :-)
Review Source:Loved the food but found the atmosphere kinda creepy. Â I stopped in for lunch and felt the lights were turned down way to low for that time of day. Â The Cuban sandwhich was excellent and I'm a fan of their thick cut beer battered fries. With a beer and tip the bill came to $20 which I feel is too pricy for lunch in Vegas.
Review Source:Best "Happy Hour" in Vegas. The specials they run for HH from half price appetizers (nachos my favorite either get in chicken or beef) and all domestic or import beers 2 for 1. They really do great job comes beer put the second draft or bottle on ice. The selection on draft beers is very diverse one that enjoy checking out micro brews section. Lot of good micro brews from the US and always seem like new one added when I go. The prices are very reasonable.
The food always good. I tend too get the sandwiches or burgers. Every time the sandwiches nice hot, fresh, and french fries good. My favorite is the reuben sandwich! I love the thousand island sauce. The whole combination the pastrami really could eat by itself.
The bar area is great they have lots of televisions too watch the games on. It one if not the only place that get the NHL package. I love NHL and hockey one biggest passions in life. It refreshing too see bar naturally has other three but nice watch NHL game have venue too watch favorite team. They always tend too have some kind of giveaway each week. Also have players card that earn points towards food or beverages.
The wait staff is all friendly, great management always walking around making sure your meal is great and attentive. If not so far away would go more often..
Cape cod city! Yay!
Heather $. And I were ready to get drunk and sloppy, we decided Steiners was a good place to go! Just kidding about the drunk and sloppy part! Lol. Steiners is like 3.6 mins from my place so I was off!
We arrived and it was quiet inside, we arrived late so it was nice to not have a crowd and cray crays all over the place. We sat and our bartender asked if we were hungry and took our drink order and gave us menus.
I ordered a cape codder and Heather got the special beer. It was nice pay only 4$ for a Smirnoff cape cod, and he made it soooooo yummy!
Service was great even though there was only 2 ppl working that night! I will be sure to come back for the eats!
We started out at this Steiner's, then switched to the one on Cheyenne. Â But after a few less-than-stellar meals there, we're back to where it all began.
Steiner's is, as my three stars indicates, A-OK. Â Not fabulous, but not bad, either. Â This time we had Chicken Piccata and a Flat Iron Ranch Steak. Â Hubby's been ordering the Chicken Piccata ever since they took the "other" chicken dish off the menu, which used to come with terrific criss-cross potato crisps under the chicken and stuck into the mashed potatoes. Â He misses those, though his gut and Dr. Oz are happier. Â But he likes the Piccata, which comes with fresh veggies and mashed.
My steak was good, cooked a tad more medium than the medium-rare I'd requested, but not enough for me to send it back. Â It came with the same sides.
This is a comfortable, neighborhood joint that we'll keep coming back to, because it's a comfortable, neighborhood joint, with decent food, good beer, and that Kool-Aid stuff - white zin - for $4.00.
I only ever come here because a girl I know likes a particular beer they serve here and at the Yardhouse. Personally, I think her beer is ok, but I like to stick to my Corona's.
Now, when I review a bar, I usually rate it on the following fluid criteria: was the beer cold? was the food good for a bar? was service ok? and were prices in line with the place? I've never had the food here, so I cannot speak to that, but regarding everything else...
On my last trip here, I purchased 3 Coronas, and the lady ordered four of her beers. Total was around $35, which I thought was kinda high. But then again, this place isn't a PT's: the environment is slightly more uppity, as evidenced by their nicer menus. Service was pretty good most of the night, though at the end a larger party came in and they seemed to forget about the two of us. Fail.
All in all, this place is cool. I'll probably come here again, but it's not my first choice over a PT's.
The facts; average nevada bar, they have good bar food, service good, people can smoke, good place to watch sports... not cheap not expensive.
I really wish yelp would change the star system. Â This place is better than a 3 star but I just can't give this a 4 star! Â Damn it... I am changing it to a 4 star. No I am staying on three. Â
Three stars means "a-ok." Â Four stars means "Ya I'm a Fan." Â
To be honest this is just a good place to have a beer and maybe some above average bar food. Â With that being said I just can't say --- "Ya I'm a Fan." Â So, I guess I can say it is "A-ok." Â Comparatively speaking though it is better than other bars that get 3 star ratings and as good as a bar that gets 4 star ratings... Â This is a dilema for me.
I guess what keeps this place from being 4 or even 5 stars are 2 things. Â First, I was there with 2 buddies, we had 2 apps and some beers. Â The tab was $120. Â No shots or excessive drinking were talking some draught beer. Â Maybe that is just the going rate these days but It rubs my rhubarb the wrong way. Â Also, and this is no detriment just an observation, but it is nothing special. Â Kinda boring in there. Â Like I said; it is not a bad thing just nothing to blow my skirt up.
Every couple of months, I travel to Las Vegas for work. Â I always stay with my friend and colleague. Â He knows that I am "all about" local bars. Â Steiner's is definitely one!
I have never eaten at Steiner's, we just go in to drink and gamble!
The female bartenders that work the evening shift are fantastic. Â They are very quick with a drink and are great at predicting the need for a refill. Â They are fun to talk to and I was completely impressed that they remembered me and what I drank even though it had been six months.
The clientele is mostly casual working stiffs with the occasional local drunk mixed in. Â It is a great bar to hang out for a few hours and release the stress of the week. Â Their selections of alcohol are adequate and I was impressed they carried the 18 year old Jameson. Â
Whenever you are in Vegas and want to get away from all of the fake wannabe millionaires on the strip, go to e great local bar like Steiner's.
I always end up spending more money than I mean too when I go to this place.
Some of the stuff on the menu is a little pricey for what it is, but they do have good specials every day of the week, as well as happy hour and graveyard specials, so I can't complain about that too much.
I love the grilled cheese sandwich with ham and fries.. I know it's simplest darn thing, but it's to DIE for. Whatever ham they use, I hope they keep using it. The summerlin breakfast special they have at night is pretty good too. I've also had the nachos as well. While they weren't they greatest nachos in the world, they do the trick for your nacho craving.
Nice low key pub in the suburbs of Vegas...not a touristy place, but more of a family favorite. Â I went here for a friend after they suggested the tasty burgers...I wasn't disappointed. Â To start, I had the white bean and ham soup...very tasty without being too salty...very satisfying and a great start to the meal! Â Then, I had the Kobe beef sliders...topped with cheese and crispy fried onions and chipotle ketchup on the side. Â Again...another great choice...I would say they were roughly 2oz each...and there were 4 of them...as opposed to my friend that had the Kobe burger which was HUGE!
I love burgers, so this was great. Â The sliders were perfectly cooked...not dry at all and having them on sweet potato buns complimented the burger.
All in all, another great meal.
I wanted to watch both games tonight, and immediately thought of Steiners. Â I know what you're thinking: "Its a Monday, why not just watch the games at home?" Â If you're in the playoffs of your fantasy league you don't sit on the couch, you get off your ass and find that $@%in dog! Â (do you know the movie?)
I walked in to a  comfy cozy, Christmas light-lit bar. I knew I'd be ordering the Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter, gracias Ken M. once more for the great review.  What made tonight great, were the happy hour specials.  They had two for one beers, ALL BEERS.  So my Taddy Porter was $2.50 a bottle, insanity.  Since my girlfriend doesn't drink, I had to have two at the same time, it wouldn't have been right to order one...quit judging. Â
Appetizers were also discounted, so after a round of scrumptiously priced buffalo chicken fingers and the beers, I couldn't have been happier. Â
Oh, and they had some promotion going on where a guy on a mic was giving stuff away at halftime. Â It sounded fun, but I was too invested in my libations to pay much attention. Â
Steiners is where you want to be.
I'm probably going to get raked across the coals since this is def. a locals favorite.
Thanksgiving at Steiner's: Â
1. Â First of all, it was freezing. Â In the restaurant. Â Warmer outside. Â I kept my coat on as we were seated.
2. Â We were seated at a tabled, ordered, received our drinks, told we had to move to another table since our current table was reserved for people who NEVER SHOWED UP. Â The manager actually told the waitress to have us move IN FRONT OF US, having the waitress be the bad guy rather than dirty her own hands.
3. Â I asked if I could order the pumpkin pie separately out of the Thanksgiving deal. Â I was told no. Â Even asked if I could pay EXTRA. Â Nope, no bueno. Â I went next door and gave my money to the grocery store and ate an entire one following said meal.
4. Â My sandwich was cold. Â HOWEVER! Â The fries were delicious, and seasoned very well.
So  I dropped by months later overnight, you know, non-Thanksgiving to try them out on a regular late night.
The bartender was cranky, when we asked if could change out potatoes for french fries, a short, "We don't do that here" was thrown back at us. Â Unfriendly, uninspiring, average prices. Â
Good fries, though.
Steiner's is one of my favorite taverns in town. They have a diverse selection of craft beer, as well as good happy hour and late night specials. The service is good. Steiner's really takes care of its customers. I like the interior style and casual atmosphere. It's also a great place to watch football games.
My favorite beer at Steiner's is Samuel Smith's Taddy Porter, imported from England, and one of the finest beers in the world. On <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Fratebeer.com&s=624294b96534dd9e6b0270792401600510f63ef90ac419f316f36cc1d20e6ce9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://ratebeer.com</a>, it has an overall score of 98 out of 100, and 99 out of 100 for its style. Tonight, I came here during happy hour, so my beer was two for the price of one, $5. This beer is like a dessert, and it paired well with my bratwurst sandwich.
This location was the former official game day bar for my local Alumni Club. Â Last season we watched all of the football games here on Saturday and had a section reserved for our group. Â This year we changed locations because of logistics for people throughout the Valley. Â
I stopped in here for old time's sake on Saturday to watch a few games and enjoy a few Blue Moon's. Â The place was busy but not too packed. Â I wasn't very hungry, so I passed on food and just enjoyed my Blue Moon. Â However, in the past I've enjoyed their Kobe Burger and Nachos. Â Those 2 dishes stand out for me.
The service was great, as usual. Â It's a very casual joint, so come here in your jersey and jeans to enjoy a few drinks and some grub.
Will I return? Â You can count on it!
I live right just a couple blocks away from this place, and I love it! My roommate and I are in there a couple of times a week - both for lunch and dinner and just for drinks.
The staff here is very friendly and the food is exactly what you want it to be from a neighborhood bar/restaurant: tasty, filling and cheap.
Wednesday's are amazing because they offer $5 hamburgers and $6 cheese burgers, along with their DELICIOUS fries. I've also become a big fan of their Summerlin Breakfast. On the weekends, if you get there before 11:00, you can get 2 eggs, bacon/sausage, hashbrowns, and choice of bread/bagel for just $4.99. Yum!
This neighborhood pub was just around the corner from my house when I lived in Las Vegas. Â Mind you, if you are not a Vegas local, you are unaware to the fact that there are multiple pubs on every street corner. Â This is by no mean an anomaly.
My nights here were spent in glory. Â Fresh off going live with one of my evening news broadcasts at Channel 8 CBS News, this is where my team would wind up. Â An average evening was spent with fellow producers, reporters and photogs. Â Always, we received the most special of customer service (even when we were not donned in CBS gear) .. the pub style food is amazing, the martinis are well stirred and the table video blackjack and video poker will score you free drinks and half off on all entrees. Â All the bartenders are one of a kind, and the milieu is one of extreme comfortableness. Â Never were we hounded due to our news occupations by fans, patrons or workers .. which, was a nice break from the normal fan attack received by local news personalities.
Steiner's Pub is the true definition of a neighborhood pub .. where the food is always good, the bar is always social and the alcohol is always plentiful.
Had a quick bite late night to eat here. i chose the patty melt (homemade thousand island topping) with a side of beer-battered delicious onion rings and diet coke with multiple limes. date got  their cheeseburger topped with onion and a generous slab of bacon, ordered medium. the steak fries were hot and perfectly seasoned. Lotsa tvs in this place, viewable from every vantage point; a perfect venue for watching football on sundays. They also serve breakfast and have a variety of beers on tap.  Very clean, attentive waiter, sparkling flatware and ladies' restroom was spic and span. all the things a girl notices in a casual, make-yourself-at-home kind of bar.
Review Source:This is our version of Cheers. You know. Where everybody knows our name.
This pub is really a versatile place. It changes from family dining to sports bar to kick back pub everyday. And its really conducive to all our different circles of friends.
The bartenders and wenches are all SUPER friendly and willing to please. Now that I think about it, I'm really spoiled by this place.
While we haven't yet memorized the menu, we've memorized everything that we like on the menu. Touting myself as a french fry connoisseur, I like to think that Steiner's beer-battered fries are among the elite. Bf loves the wings, extra hot. They also have a creme brulee. Its not great, but if ever I have a creme brulee craving at 2 in the am ...
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