Due & Proper

Had a great time Saturday morning here, the bartender was great and the atmosphere is awesome!!! They were serving brunch although I wish I could of got more lunch food so that’s the only reason for four stars. My husband and I really enjoyed hanging out here and the décor is really cool we will definitely be back for happy hour and a big spin of the wheel!!!

A local hangout spot in the district, Due and Proper offers beer, craft cocktails and a select appetizer food.
I really enjoy this place and have had a lot of great times with friends. Sometimes on the weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) the music can be too loud to have conversations in sitting areas.
The other issue we’ve run into at Due and Proper is that there drinks can sometimes be inconsistent. One night, you’ll have one of their signature cocktails and it’s great! The next night you can order the same drink and it tastes completely different? — this has happened multiple times…
There food is great and it’s open ²⁴⁄₇! I hate giving it 3 stars, they just need training and better management perhaps?

We had a really nice time here. The ambiance is fantastic! Very, very cool art and vibe all around. The music was a touch too loud for our liking– it made having conversation a little difficult but hey, it’s bar on a Friday night.
I had The Butcher to drink, and honestly I’ll come back just for that– I loved it! We also got their deviled eggs, fish and chips, and a patty melt. It took a long time for the food to come out but worth the wait. Happy hour is the way to go– it can get $$$ in a hurry otherwise.
We will definitely be coming back!

I love the ambiance at Due & Proper, it’s beautiful, artsy, dark, and plays awesome music, so I would return for that reason alone. Everything else, however, was a little glitchy. I visited with a few friends on a Tuesday night, so it was pretty empty, which was fine with us. Our server, however, seemed a bit ditzy– she couldn’t answer any questions about the drink menu, then admitted that she just started a week ago.
I am a fancy cocktail kind of chick, so I ordered from their specialty menu. My first drink, which had strawberry vodka and rhubarb and some other stuff, was WAY too sweet– and this is coming from a lover of sweet cocktails. My second drink, however, had champagne and ginger and a pretty flower in it, and it was MUCH better– the first time. The second and third rounds of it were again, too sweet, and not prepared carefully. The first one was presented so beautifully, but the other two looked like they’d been just thrown together. Consistency, people!
My friends ordered the wings, and they were delicious. I loved the breading, they were big and meaty. So, that was a positive.
The bathrooms aren’t all that nice, and could have been cleaner, which was a disappointment, especially considering they weren’t busy or teeming with people.
So… Let’s work out those glitches so I can return! Lots of potential, just not quite realized.

Nice décor. Cocktails kinda suck. Pretty decent beer list. My friend says the food sucks. So there ya go.

Let’s just start off with the bathrooms, I’ve seen filthy vagrants at Sunset Park keep a cleaner bathroom then this dump. I used to frequent this establishment when it was Al’s Garage, then they slapped up some wallpaper and paint to bandage this eye sore. You should of spent some money fixing up these bathrooms, they’re disgusting and always overflowing. Next, this is supposed to be a pub right? Why is it when I ordered a Moscow Mule I was served in a plastic cup and it was made with lemon juice, vodka and soda water? If I’m paying $ 11 a drink, pay a mixologist to teach your god damn bartenders to make a frigging drink. Keep this dump, I’m over it, they should of just made it a PTS Pub!

The latest incarnation of this «pub» has an old timey vibe and quite an impressive beverage menu. They also share a kitchen with the adjacent Whist Stove & Spirits. Food (such as sliders for $ 5) is decent and affordable during the 2 happy hours.
If not for the gaming, it’s unlikely I would enjoy this place quite as much. It’s a great location that seems to reinvent itself every few years but keep the gaming. They have a player’s club shared with Whist and Balboa Pizza. They seem to have a decent crowd for football games and happy hour/​reverse happy hour. Check out the giant wheel o’ prizes (shots, gift certificates) that is utilized during I believe only Monday football games. Picnic tables outside are available as weather permits.

Located at The District, Due and Proper is wedged in the same alleyway as Lucille’s Barbecue. It’s marked by a red old-​school overhang and red door. I found myself at Due and Proper for a department holiday party on a Friday evening. Upon arriving at 8PM, the bar was teeming with patrons with nary a seat in sight. My group was able to snag a table as another party was leaving. Due and Proper was definitely a snatch and grab type of place.
The menu was limited as far as vegetarian options go and prices were on the expensive side. We decided to stick with drinks. A tall can of PBR was $ 5, and a bottle of Heineken set us back $ 6. A nice-​sized pint of Coors Light draft was $ 5. Drinks were average priced, I’d say.
I loved the vibe of the bar. The décor was quirky and interesting, and the music wasn’t half bad either. Despite how crowded it was, the waitress did a pretty good job taking care of us. My only grievance is that making conservation was extremely difficult inside. My oh my it was loud in there!
The seating of Due and Proper is best suited for groups. This bar is obviously a popular spot with locals. I’d try visiting during happy hour to get more bang for your buck. :)
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This place is good

Due & Proper is a nice pub to have a drink or munch on some grub!
The atmosphere is very European with paintings on the wall and decked out with chandeliers. I mostly stop by during happy hour, they have good specials on the food and the cocktails.
My problem is outside of happy hour, the drinks and food are a bit pricey more than I think is reasonable based on the quality. The quality is not always consistent, especially with the drinks. On some days it tastes watered down, other days I feel the strength of it right off the bat.
My preferred drink of choice: The Old Dublin, a mixture of two types of whiskey and citrus juices. I would recommend trying the Italian Proper sandwich that was pretty tasty.
I’ve never had a problem with the service, I feel the staff are nice people and do a good job.

I will not come back here ever again. The only reason I gave them 1 star was because the nice decorations and cocktails were tasty.
But besides that, I went here for my birthday and I warned the bartenders that I had many friends coming in for the night to celebrate my birthday with me. The bartenders said «bring it on». They were nice and friendly before my friends arrived. But as soon as everyone showed up, they did not give us any attention. Drinks took forever and they also messed up everyone’s bar tab. Terrible service. They couldn’t even fix my friend’s bill so they just gave him 2 more shots on the house. Still did not fix the problem. Terrible way to spend my birthday.

Dead Rabbit and Old Speckled Hen to start off. Soft pretzels come with a cheese blend, warm freak PEANUT BUTTER, AND mustard. Excellent choice… we went with the slider sampler which is also a great choice.

This bar is a cute bar with a fun and funky feel. Cocktails are good, albeit a little pricey, but it’s a nice place to meet up with friends and share some time.
The appetizers are good, their buffalo wings are really good.
Located in the District in the Green Valley Ranch area of Henderson, Due and Proper is a nice place to visit with locals or with friends visiting from out of town.

I strolled into Due & Proper last Saturday around 8 pm. I instantly fell in love with the ambiance. It was dark and cozy with beautiful furniture and fixtures. Definitely a place that I could see myself spending hours with a group of friends.
D & P is supposedly owned by the same people who own Commonwealth downtown, which is probably my favorite bar in Vegas. I figured I’d stick to my usual and I ordered a Moscow Mule. It was awful! Worst than mules I’ve had at TGI Friday’s. It kind of killed my vibe — I only had one drink.
Service was so so. The gal came around once to check on us, and they weren’t very busy.
If you’re in the district, check it out. I’d much prefer a PT’s to this place.

I always have a good time here. They are great for late nights with groups of friends. The service is super good and very friendly. It’s a very relaxed environment but the food and drinks are good enough to be served in a more formal place.
My favorite things:
Warm Pretzel Sticks– so delicious and super good when you’ve been drinking. And they come with a cheese sauce that is to die for. I’d swim in it.
Irish Nachos– as if nachos weren’t delicious enough. These nix the chips and are made with waffle fries. And the cheese is legit melted cheese, not that fake nacho cheese poser. Super good to share and if you’re feeling selfish, I could definitely eat these all myself.
My one complaint is the sometimes, depending on the bartender the cocktails can be inconsistent. The same drink will taste completely different another time. But for the most part, this place is fantastic.
Try it for a chill night out with friends. It’s a good time.

A friend was super excited to try out this place a week ago Friday. We made it in there early so we could sample the happy hour specials. We are all Unilocalers, so the two of us who read the Unilocal reviews were slightly concerned about this place, but we figured that since we were at the District, we could always find another place to go…
and that is what we had to do.
We ordered chicken sliders and calamari to share. Two of us ordered a bartender recommended martini. It tasted like grape juice. We both drank it, but didn’t really want to. Third friend ordered drink from the happy hour menu. It had such a bitter after taste, she asked for another drink.
The chicken sliders were good. The calamari… it was OK. The sauce was really odd. Instead of a marinara, it was more cocktail/​fishy tasting. All three of us tried it three or four times trying to guess what it was. Finally, we gave up.
We were having a girls night out and when our fourth showed up, we were ready to bail. Instead, we went to Elephant Bar and dropped $ 150. We wanted to like this new place, but it didn’t live up to the good reviews.

If you’re looking for a decent happy hour this is the place. It’s 3−7pm, so we decided to try it out before heading over to GVR for 6dollar movie night.
I was pretty skeptical at first: it’s dimly light, their was only one bartender and probably 12 patrons, and she took a while to acknowledge us. But I’m happy I stayed! The food was really good! And we were able to watch some bowl games.
We had the calamari for 4bucks, I personally thought it even edged out Fleming’s (my husband disagreed) but it wasn’t overlooked or chewy as calamari tends to be. We also tried the beef sliders. It advertised them as being made with house pickles… didn’t taste like it but overall very good. (5 bucks)
We had a IPA beer, on happy hour for 4 bucks. Personally don’t care for well drinks or mixed drinks… but their list was impressive.
Overall, I will return.

I really hate comparing places like this to locations in San Diego, but Vegas you’ve got a lot to learn about craft cocktail creations.
If you’re somewhat familiar with the District or GVR for that matter, you probably know Due and Proper used to be the old Al’s Garage. Now it’s turned into what my brother likes to call the «Haunted Mansion» from Disneyland.
The décor is cool, the drinks are ok, and the bartending isn’t the best. I came here on Saturday and the place wasn’t very busy… yet. I finally got the bartender’s attention after about what seemed like 10 minutes and ordered a measly Vodka & Soda.
After I got my order, I found and studied the craft cocktails menu and noticed an intriguing looking drink called, «The Dead Rabbit». This was a mix of carrot juice, pepper, and some other forgettable ingredients. This drink had a beautiful color and great presentation, but almost no flavor. It’s like getting a fancy sports car only to find out that engine is powered by your feet. Not worth the effort. The rest of the night I stuck with Vodka and Soda.
This place eventually got packed, but we were lucky enough to grab a booth. From here on out, it was another fun filled bar night. The service at the booth was awesome, almost too good because I walked out of Due and Proper feeling, «Stewed and Proper».
I will be back, and upon my return I will try another craft cocktail. I mean there’s always time for a second chance. Hence the reason why you can update reviews, right?

Thank you, Henderson for finally stepping up the rad game. Although it’s only «soft opened», Due and Proper tantalized my taste buds and put a little sparkle in my eye. The service was great, the décor was hip and sexy with dark accents and delish chandeliers creating a nice ambiance. Also the outdoor seating is great and way hard to find in this desert. Thank you for not being Applebee’s or another chain.
We enjoyed the deviled eggs first — well done! These were light with a nice bite. So tasty. Next we had the buttermilk chicken sliders… also fantastic. The buns were soft and fresh and the chicken moist and juicy with some nice spice on the side. They have some nice libations to offer and decent beers on tap but could step up that game a bit.
Sorry for revealing your awesomeness even though your sign out front said not to just yet. I just couldn’t take it anymore.
Keep up the quality and service and this will be THE spot!
Can you add a scotch egg to the menu? Please and thanks and maybe add no smoking. :-)

Busy day at the hospital and I needed a drink. One of the nurses had recommended a new barstaurant that had just opened in the district by GVR.
Typically this area is aimed for the older demographic but when me and a friend had arrived it was sporting a new crowd.
The bar is the same area as Al’s Garage in that alley by Lucille’s. The restaurant has not had it’s grand opening yet but is currently having their soft opening.
Upon arriving to the restaurant you’re not greeted by a host/​hostess but you simply seat yourself. Soon after the manager (Brian) who also operates Common wealth and Park on Fremont had greeted us and was very accommodating.
Soon after our waitress (Sierra) had a arrived and took our drink orders.
Setting: Very modern, english interior. You feel like you’re inside of an exclusive bar because of the dark décor and fancy decorations.
Drinks: Madame Victorian arguably one of the best drinks i have ever had (and i’ve had a few drinks in my lifetime). Nice fruitiness with such an excellent subtle tone of alcohol. My friend had got the «When the Smoke settles» which was amazingly chocolately and very smooth. I had two other drinks which were okay.
Food: I got the burger which was amazing. The meat was oozing with juices and very tender. My friend got the fried chicken sliders which were just as tasty.
Service: Friendly management, Our server and busser were always around just in case we needed anything.
Overall: Finally a cool place for the younger crowd to hang out at in Henderson which is pretty hard to find. No more having to drive all the way down to fremont to enjoy a nice drink with friends. I would definitely come check this place out.