Crown & Anchor Pub

Classic looking sports bar pub with an old timey feel and a good list of affordable drinks. If you're looking for a chill spot to watch sports like the golden knights without feeling rushed I recommend this spot. Not gonna lie I didn't notice this place at first since this plaza is full of Asian restaurants, but it's located on the edge closest to the street. Crown & Anchor Pub has multiple tv screens, sports memorabilia, and variety of pub food in a laid back setting.A group of us ordered different dishes to try while we chatted and hung out. From onion rings, chicken tenders, to green tea shots and beer, their menu boasts a solid selection of pub favorites. There seemed to be only one person at the front but luckily not too many guests and everyone was relaxed on a Friday night.Recommended Items:- Fish and chips: classic food with a side of peas- Scottish egg: hard boiled egg inside sausage with horseradish condiment- Pear Cider: sweet and delicious!

Everything was fine EXCEPT...THE MUSIC! Came in Sunday for a nice tea and English breakfast. The jukebox was turned off and they were jamming dance/rap music. Not the atmosphere you want for Sunday breakfast! Maybe this why the place was empty? Learn who your audience is. This isn't it. It was torture. I couldn't wait to leave. Why does every Vegas restaurant have to be a discotech? Play some classic British rock at a reasonable and low volume so people can chill and chat and turn off the rap music. It sucks.Maybe you'll get some customers.

Fun place with a great staff and incredible food. Try the homemade chicken fingers as they are awesome. The burgers are top notch as is the curry chicken. Try it over fries. Starting to sound like I work there, but I don't. Just a really good locals place.

The last remaining Crown and Anchor pub in town! Same great food! The building looks a little older, and the decors is typical pub. Plenty of TVs to watch soccer games The servers are friendly and the fish and chips are still great!

This place actually surprised me. A friend of mine wanted to try the place out because he was wanting English pub food. We walked in and it looked like a typical pub and I didn't have high hopes for the food. The server, who was also the bartender was very informative if the menu and was able to provide recommendations. In the end, we ordered the steak and mushroom pie, chicken and leek pie, and the garlic and mushrooms app, We were blown away by the freshness and tastiness the food. Anybody looking for English pub food must try this place.

This is such a cute British bar and an (almost) perfect spot to watch a soccer game. It got very packed very quick! I luckily got a seat at the bar but was squished the entire game, but people were nice just excited! The sausage rolls were so good I ordered a second one! Overall, it was just pretty packed which made it hard to enjoy the game, and there were only 2 bartenders so drinks were slow.

Decided to have a quick drink at this place while killing time for my dinner reservation at another restaurant. From the looks on the outside, it looks worn down & old. Kind of sketchy. Walking in, it's out dated, hole in the wall pub. The gf & I were definitely outcasts. We found two seats at the bar, & the bartender , Amanda, greeted us right away. Overall, the atmosphere was definitely older. You can tell they had their set regulars. The customer service was great tho & the customers there were friendly. I would go back to check out their food.

We just spent 3 hours with a large group for an impromptu birthday celebration. Art was amazing. He was patient and helpful. The service and food were spot on. We kept Art busy the entire time and he was never anything but kind and funny. Thank you, Art, for making our night. We will be back to see you soon!

I was driving through Chinatown and saw a pub in the area. Sunny skies and windy conditions brought me to shelter in this little cozy pub. Inside was nice and dark with a few locals hanging about at the center square bar playing video poker I'm guessing. Some were sitting around the perimeter watching the games on TV. I sat at a little table by the front door. You can tell there's history here. Lots of wall/ceiling decoration, memorabilia, souvenirs and knick knacks here and there. A dart board hangs at the other end of the dining room. A true English pub in every sense of the word. Reminds me of Grumpy's in San Francisco. The waitress was very nice and friendly. I ordered a pint of Guinness and decided to get their authentic English fish & chips. The Guinness came nicely poured with the frothy top. Very satisfying first sip that hit the spot. When my order came, there was only one battered filet with fries and a little bowl of peas. The fish was actually really good. For $20.95, I wish I had more than one filet, though. Overall, I'd come back here with a friend and hoist some Guinness. Maybe I'll try the Steak & Mushroom pie next time. Maybe I'll change my four stars to five next time, too.

I've ventured into the Little Crown & Anchor pub a couple of times waiting for our table at It's Sushi. The service is always good. The atmosphere is very divey but so far we've experienced when it was completely chill in there and we've also seen it very loud and vibrant as well.Our second time here, there was a menu that was sitting on the bar and we decided to look into it. We love fish and chips and we saw that they had unlimited Fish and Chips on Mondays. We decided to come back on a Monday for this. The fish and chips were really yummy! The outside was crispy and the inside was perfect! The fish was cooked just right where it was flakey and moist. We ended up taking down 4-5 pieces each. The house salad was okay. You get a choice of peas or house salad. If you like fish and chips, then i definitely recommend this place. They're also totally okay with you just stopping by for a quick drink as well. They have gaming and dart boards too.