hofbrauhaus las vegas

it has been quite awhile since i've been to hofbräuhaus , which is still my favorite place to get my drink on!  whether you're a tourist or local, i highly recommend coming here dine, drink, and have fun! they have a special right now where you can enjoy one liter of beer for free on your 21st birthday!  i  suggest taking advantage of this deal!  also, be sure to participate in the festivities while you're there. i had come to hofbräuhaus on one of my "21st" birthdays and had a blast, this was definitely one of my most unforgettable birthdays.  just thinking about the first time i had their beer brings a smile to my face :) if you didn't know, hofbräuhaus lasvegasis the first german/bavarian beer hall and restaurant in las vegas. this faithful reproduction of the world’s most famous beer hall, the original, centuries-old hofbräuhaus in munich, germany , is an authentic and entertaining blend of tradition and fun.

i have been to the hofbräuhaus in münchen, so it was a "must visit" to check out and compare thevegasversion.  its a scaled down model of the original, located on the corner of harmon and paradise, diagonally across from the hard rock cafe with free parking in the back. the inside looked like the shrunken version of the original one, down to the tiny stage for the band.

first time visit - feels like i've been before. i've been wanting german food for awhile and in indy you have only three options, and none of them are really spectacular.
i visited this at the suggestion of the client i've been working with this week. and the hotel had a free coupon for a beer with dinner.
normally i'm not a fan of beer, even more so of the darker beers, but i was very surprised with how good the beer was. it wasn't thick and was just a little sweet. all and all it was good enough for me to order the bigger glass. halfway through i was debating if i should have gotten one in das boot.
the meal was traditional and very good, even if i didn't eat the saurkrat.

the thing that made it feel like i've been here before is it feels very much like a traditional duestchland hofbrauhaus, even down to the sitting next to random strangers at a random table.
the music was loud and very traditional, and it was entertaining to watch the trumpet player climbing onto tables and tooting his horn.

i'd recommend at least a singular visit if you come, i know next time invegasi will probably be back.

there is a great german place invegasthat is kid friendly. the food is good, they have a live band and the waitresses are...

2 liter beer, live traditional german music, awesome sausage... this place is one-of-a-kind in lasvegasand a refreshing change of pace. do yourself a favor and check it out! my only beef with this place is that i wish the pretzels were freshly baked all day long.

the most fun!. the most fun we had in lasvegasevery time we went. (3 times)
the food is amazing too!

hofbrau and excellent german food on tap. recently while in lasvegasto attend the 2010 sema convention we were afforded the opportunity to visit the hofbrauhaus for lunch...an excellently tasty decision in food and libation if ever we had one while toiling arduously in the desert paradise. one of those iconic german breweries hofbrau is a favorite for any beer drinker either a fan of oktoberfest or the heffeweizen...something that the hofbrauhaus delivers on-tap...epic. the food here is also top notch easily competing with any of the "authentic" german restaurants i have sampled in florida. on this occasion i opted to try the münchner schweinebraten, essentially a munich pork roast served with cooked carrots and a breaded dumpling...and covered in a beer infused brown gravy: excellence on a plate. the menu is diverse and everyone in my party thoroughly enjoyed their meals and beers of choice, making this place a definite revisit for next year. well appointed and mostly authentic to it's german roots, particularly byvegasstandards this eatery and biergarten provides a terrific environment with which to escapevegasand enjoy a filling meal, good beer and conversation with friends. well recommended.

this place was awesome, delicious food, incredible atmosphere. plus watching my brother and my best friend get spanked by a german chick was priceless.....yes, you can actual pay to get spanked and then get a free shot of schnapps. over and above well worth the drive. you must go to hofbrauhaus if you are invegasand if you like german food.

awesome experience. great place to go and get a differentvegasexperience. everyone there seems to be having a great time, as did we. they put us a table with two random guys who turned out to be pretty damn fun to hang out with. and of course the beer is delicious. the wait staff is also very good and friendly.

tuesday night, the husband and i went to the lasvegashofbrauhaus, a place i've been hearing about since we visited the hofbrauhaus in munich in december 2008. apparently, the husband has been to the lasvegasone before and when we visited the one in mu

gott ich liebe diesen ort. "god i love this place" :what can i say, the food, the atmosphere, the beer, the music, the jager.....it's all so good here.

one of my all time favorite places to eat. i've celebrated my last two birthdays here. when i'm in town i always set aside some time for a trip here.

on saturdays they have one of my favorite meals: frische schweins haxen

translation: crispy pork shank...which is served with sauerkraut, hb-dark beer gravy, bread & potato dumpling add in a stein of hefeweizen and you will be in heaven.

if this doesn't work for you there are plenty of great german/bavarian selections to pick from, and if you have someone in your party that's a little finicky, its ok there are a few chicken dishes which should suit them just fine.

the main room is boisterous and it's where the band is located. loud and fun with people singing along and engaging the band in various challenges.....

if the main room is too much for you they have a beer garden which is a a more reserved area but an equally enjoyable experience.

in the beer garden you won't be challenged by a member of the band to stand on your table and drink your entire beer but you could still end up being paddled by one of the jager girls.

if you're invegasand don't check this place out you're missing out, take a break from the video poker and drop in for an evening.

just like munich.... except for the obviously american waitstaff, the lasvegashofbrauhaus reminds me of its sister restaurant in munich. excellent food here, authentic bavarian specialties and authentic bavarian beer. a must visit during everyvegastrip.