Las Vegas Chophouse & Brewery

The mash potatoes are delish and the prime rib was juicy great for a lunch before our flight :)

As the old song goes: It’s 9:00 o’clock on a Saturday… Red Eye Blues Rushing In… You’re in Terminal Three of McCarran… And Leaving the City of Sin… Where the Hell to Eat and Chill… When You Have an Hour to Kill.
On 1/16/16…I chose Las Vegas Chophouse and Brewery. It is a well lit casual restaurant with lots of cool beers, sandwiches and generally casual eats. It is a much better option than Burger King. There is seating within what one would consider the restaurant interior, surrounding a nice bar with several TVs. There is also ample seating adjacent to the bar area, what one would consider outdoor seating if the terminal corridor is considered «outdoors».
My friendly server, Angela, brought me a menu promptly and asked if I wanted a drink. When I declined, telling her i was on cold medicine, she promptly supplied some water. I ordered a ten ounce Bacon Cheddar Burger. The restaurant, in a nice touch, offers vegetables (asparagus, broccoli, spinach) in addition to the typical fries to accompany the burger. I chose the spinach. Angela returned with a tasty and generous portion of spinach. However, the burger, though fresh tasting, was dry and cooked well beyond medium as I had requested. I’ve been having this problem a lot lately. I would say, however, that Angela’s good natured cheerfulness, and the very interesting conclusion to the Cardinals/​Packers playoff game, brightened my mood in anticipation of my 9:58 p.m. flight back to JFK., leading me to conclude that…
I would certainly return to Las Vegas Chophouse & Brewery if I need a quick meal before my flight.

This spot works for breakfast before a flight. We arrived for our flight in December to find that we were on a three hour delay. My first thought is always food to kill time when I’m delayed. We walked around the terminal and found that there weren’t a ton of sit down options for breakfast. This spot looked like our best option.
We were seated promptly and greeted by our waiter promptly. Drinks came quickly and orders were taken right away. I can tell that they are prepared to provide prompt service for travelers. Our food came up within 10 minutes. As we were finishing up the check arrived and we were cashed out quickly. Pricing wasn’t over the top for an airport restaurant.
The food was decent, on par with what you’d expect from an airport restaurant. I had sausage gravy and biscuits plus a side of eggs. Nothing on the plate was overly flavorful, but it wasn’t bad either. My husband had a Denver scramble that he liked. Again, nothing fancy, but it worked.

Food took very long. My meal was then brought to me before my salad. And my waiter was a low talker in a noisy restaurant with tv’s and music blaring. Overall. Not good.
The steak, was great cause it was quality meat, sadly, no steak knives so it was a sloppy cut my whole meal.

I rarely write reviews on restaurants in airports because they usually aren’t worth the time, but this is different only because the device. MINDY is a phenomenal server with smart and bubbly attitude. We need more of her in this world and definitely more of her in airports where traveling can lead to a stressful day.

Girlfriend and I are sitting here now. We ordered a Caesar salad and the portobello mushroom burger. The Caesar was one of the worst I’ve ever had and I told then the dressing was clearly off. rather than fix the Caesar or hand me a menu to order again they didn’t charge us for the caesar. The girlfriends portobello burger was good.

Nothing special…
Mediocre airport menu, food was OK.
Tap list was weak, you’d think places in the Las Vegas airport would have more than 1 craft beer on tap.
The service was great! Fast & friendly…
(Thats why 3 stars)
Only 3 places in terminal 3 for a pint & food… So not many choices.

The wine list is laughably awful, oh man. They make a nice stiff cocktail though. Nice place to store for a quick, transient airport-​bar-​food-​for-​a-​Vegas-​hangover stop before your flight. Swipe the cobwebs away.

I got the ½ Prime Rib sandwich & ½ chop chop salad with a double Raging Heffer. Pretty damn good if I should say so myself! Service is very friendly and quick!

Very mediocre food. Potatoes were dry. Would not recommend. It does have a nice location in the airport, but next time I will just go to Burger King.

Peaceful place to spend a few minutes in the airport while you’re waiting for a flight. We had good service, and pleasant environment.

We had some time to kill before our flight and decided to eat here for an early lunch. This is totally not what I was expecting to be at an airport and the quality of food was just great. Service was slow and it wasn’t that packed, you’d think they know that people are in a rush since we’re at the airport, but it seemed like they think you just landed and have hours to kill.

Overall, fine. I needed food and was flying out of this terminal so it worked.
Food was lacking in flavor and texture. White Cheddar Mashed Potatoes were missing the white cheddar. Bacon BBQ Burger: bacon yummy, bbq sauce a little tomato-​y, patty dry, bun dry and crumbly. One thing I will say, thank you for serving the burgers with the lettuce tomato and onion on the side so I can doctor up my burger with sauce first before adding my toppings.
Service was good, nothing against them. But the food wasn’t as satisfying as I would have hoped.

Very nice breakfast here at the airport. A bit slow in service though. Good value and delicious. Sure a good choice to have good breakfast

Went here for a drink to blow off some steam. Our plane had just boarded everyone, and as we were leaving, they turned us around and said we all had to deboard the plane due to some technical errors. Ummmm, yeah. Anyhow, to get the annoyance off our mind, we went here to ease the pain. The bartender was super awesome. He made sure to ask us how we are doing and where are we from? Great small talk at least.
Overall pleased with the service and the drinks.

Worst, worst, worst. We arrived when there were four empty tables on their patio. The hostess asked us to wait while their cleaners make one available to us (all four tables were dirty). So far, so good.
We saw three waiters walking up and down the area, but no-​one bothered to clean anything. They were walking empty handed back and forth but did not care whatsoever.
We waited about ten minutes watching the staff doing exactly nothing. At one point we decided to just sit down and thought we could coerce the staff to make a move.
What happened was that we were told that according to the health department of Nevada, we couldn’t sit at a dirty table. I asked why they don’t just clean it, since we have been waiting for a while watching all four tables maintaining their dirty state. Maybe that’s the staff’s internal policy? Keep them dirty to have fewer customers, and thus, less work?
Answer was no, we’d have to wait. At that point we left. Seeing the other reviews, I am not surprised. This place probably only survives due to it’s off-​market position, being one of two restaurants at the airport.
Terribly unaccommodating, borderline rude, and most of all lazy as ÷%¥* staff.
Five minutes walk down the airport is the Village Pub. Judging by their table setting (Heinz ketchup and a 1l botte of Fiji water), I’d day they are managed by the same company/​person. Rest assured, however, the service is sincerely better. No fuss, and food was decent, too.

My time here was too limited to give this place a thorough review — we got here just after they stopped serving food, and we were able to sit at the bar until they closed a while later. But I enjoyed my time here. Sitting at the bar was a lot of fun, and the bartender had a lot of personality. My group enjoyed the beer selection, and those of us who ordered cocktails enjoyed the liquor selection. This is the next-​to-​last bar to close in Terminal 3, so when you have to leave, move towards the higher numbered E-​gates for the other. I expect I would have been satisfied with a meal here, should I have had the opportunity.

This may be the best restaurant in McCarran Airport, but getting here is a challenge. It is in the new international terminal, so you may have to exit security and reenter to get a good steak at the airport — unless you know the secret entrance. They have a standard steakhouse menu, but I enjoyed a nice cold beer and a juicy steak before my flight.
Getting to the terminal is a challenge, and they only had plastic knives for the steak! If you have a long layover — but not long enough to cab to a better place — this may be a good option. High prices, average quality, and a tough walk may make Popeye’s a better option though.

Good food for what it is, and overpriced but what airport food isn’t?
Decent for terminal 3 and the bartender, Danny, was an ace character. Very professional and was quick with the service.
Got a honey chicken sandwich which was very tender and had some bacon, mayo, and honey mustard with it. Definitely good for how quick it appeared (5 minutes or so).
A few norm tap beers (domestics and Sam Adams). Quite a few TVs showing the game. Also with some outer seating (terminal side).

Stopped in here while waiting for my evening flight out of Las Vegas. Browsing the other restaurants in my terminal, it looked like the best bet for a (hopefully) solid meal. I picked the turkey club sandwich with fries to eat, and a beer. Service was attentive (I ate at the bar), and I could ask watch TV to boot… although the barman said he was unable to switch channels as the cable boxes were in the back (strange). Place is well lit, and clean. Stools are comfy.
To the food — my sandwich arrived, and the club part was pretty good. There was some spiced mayonnaise that elevated the dish. Fries were just OK, perhaps a bit substandard. Paid just over $ 20 for the meal plus beer, not including tax and tip. Seems OK and airport food is always overpriced.
This seems to be a solid choice for terminal 3.