Four Kegs Sports Bar

Love this Dive. Heard about this place from the show Diners, Drive in and Dives over 10 years ago. Their specialty is the Stromboli! It is amazing. The meats are fresh and tasty, the cheese and sauce are on point. And the crust is fantastic!Had chicken wings too! They were great. The beers on tap are frosty!Pizza is another winner. If you're going for the first time with a group of people, I recommend ordering a few Stromboli's, Sicilian Pizza's, chicken wings and some beer on tap. Enjoy!

I just visited Four Kegs Sports Bar for lunch with my friend. He prefaced it as it is a dive bar but the food is amazing. I was recommended to get the Stromboli because that is what they are most famous for. And with it being Wednesday their special for the day was either Philly cheese steak or small stromboli and a soda combo. so coincidentally that's what I ended up ordering. The stromboli was very good I also paid for the extra marinara dipping sauce for a dollar. I'm very glad that I did that because it was delicious and made it very saucy and gave it that extra kick. Our waitress was amazing and she was very very attentive. She would fill our sodas when they were getting low and would let us know when our food was coming. We didn't wait too long after our food was ordered. The food was amazing and it was a very quick and efficient meal. She even brought us to go cups for our sodas afterwards. Guy Fieri also had been here previously since they have his mark on the wall. Not sure if it was for a show or not so I'll have to find that clip.There should be plenty of parking here in this plaza so that shouldn't be an issue.Great food and just a great overall vibe in here.

Guy Fieri has gone on a lot about this place so it's been on my list to try for a while now. Since we live on the far side of town from this and there's so much good pizza available here that we don't really need to travel for the good stuff here like we did in our home state of WA, I was waiting for the right opportunity to meet up with someone visiting from our of town. That opportunity finally arrived and we made our plans.If this were in the Seattle area where there were exactly two decent spots to get a pizza when we finally fled in 2019. this would have entered regular rotation for us. In Las Vegas where you can't throw a rock without hitting good pizza, the pizza is pretty good but not so great that we'd drive the 25 minutes to get to it just for the food. Don't misunderstand, the pizza is very good. The crust is crispy but chewy like I love it and the prices are on par with similar offerings. We're not into the bar vibe but it isn't a deterrent. The server was very friendly but not particularly attentive. We went some long stretches without drink refills. When I was a kid, Shakey's existed in WA. I guess they still have one spot left in Renton but it's in a place so far of the freeway that it's mostly just patronized by neighborhood locals. The location in Auburn was my parents favorite pizza. Understand that my parents would be well into their 90's if they were still alive and they remembered exactly when pizza arrived in the US. I believe they were in college at the time. They loved it and we went to Shakey's every week in the 70's and most of the 80's when I was young. they liked it with mushrooms and olives, which I still don't care for. As any good parent should do, they ordered what they wanted and told me I was welcome to pick off anything I didn't like. the result was that I didn't really start to like pizza until I was in high school and I could go with my friends and order what I wanted.The thing I did like was their epic salad bar and that became my favorite part of Friday night pizza with my family. Because of that, if i eat pizza in a restaurant, I usually get some salad. It's part of the experience. Back when Pizza Hut used to be good, salad was part of their pizza buffet and my friends and I ate there nearly once a week. Same deal with Godfather's. When my kids were young, we took them to an awful WA chain called Alfy's that had comfortable restaurants with activities for kids. We could hang out with our friends who also had young kids and chat while the kids played and ate. Little kids don't care about cardboard pizza with ketchup sauce but for me, I just ate the salad. In our last few years before we left, we found a restaurant that had a pizza and salad deal where the salad was so good, I pretty much just ordered it for the salad and ate my pizza the next day as leftovers.With all of that, I was pretty happy to see what per the description, was a pretty decent salad on the menu here. As it turned out though, it was terrible. It looked like something you'd get in a high school cafeteria in the 80's and had American Cheese on it, which is a crime against food. I avoid fast food hamburgers primarily because I hate American cheese so much. I believe it was described as being cheddar on the menu but it was most definitely not. If the salad had been what it appeared to be on the menu, this might have been a destination spot for us.

This is one of our go-to spots when we come to Vegas and it's still one of the all-time best restaurants in Vegas, and worth the 15-20 min drive from the strip to get a great meal at reasonable prices. I got the small Stromboli ($15.49) which is what they are famous for, and it's probably the best Stromboli I've had - hence the reason we keep coming back. My girlfriend got the Chicken Philly ($14.49) and I didn't think it was possible to like a chicken Philly more than an original Philly cheesesteak sandwich - but this is the one! 10 out of 10 and a "must try". Also, the clam chowder is fantastic.We will keep coming back!

Four Kegs is a charming little local Vegas dive right off the 95 with plenty of parking. I came here with a large group of coworkers and was excited to try them because they were featured on Triple D. We were seated promptly and the server got our drink orders in right away. The menu consists of a variety of traditional bar fare, burgers, pizza, stromboli, and they have daily specials. The patty melt was calling my name and it did not disappoint. The burgers are all 1/2 lb. so I had a whole half for later. My side of steak fries hit the spot. I love that they accommodate large groups comfortably and they are able to provide individual checks. Worth a stop if you are looking for a sports bar with a local feel.

We came for the stromboli on recommendation from a friend, and the food didn't disappoint. But, we come from a smoke-free community, so having to walk through the dank, very smoky bar reminiscent of Vegas in the '70s to get to the old-school, warn down, not-particularly clean dining area was a turn-off from the get-go. Had I been on my own, I'd have walked out, but our fearless leader had been here before and knew what was ahead.Group of 13 with no reservations was able to walk in and find adjacent seating which fit our group just fine. Don't expect a greeting or smiles or energetic service here. I was initially put off by the big guy who tossed menus on the table, took our initial drinks order with a gruff "what do you wanna drink" and lumbered off. But....he came through every time, warmed up over time, and while he might not have had the shine and polish of modern services who kiss customer's butts (perhaps we've become too accustomed to that), in the end he grew on us. Some of our glasses were never empty (some of us never had the opportunity for refill 'cause...he only made himself available to some of us).The food is served hot and tasty with generous servings.

Small sports bar with a few slot machines and poker machines. The bartender, Rich was super friendly, even introduced himself and shook our hands to welcome us. The restaurant is quite big with a separate area for private parties. The menu was surprisingly full of really good items. The Stromboli could've been cooked a bit longer. The crust was crispy and the marinara dipping sauce was delicious.

The Kegs is family owned restaurant & dive bar with affordable drinks and food that does not disappoint! Let me tell you! The best chicken Philly I've ever had. The bread is warm, soft and toasty on the outside, full of yummy thinly sliced chicken, cheese, peppers, mushrooms. Get it with all the works plus jalapeños! Another star on the menu has to be the Cajun fries. Steak-cut fries cooked/tossed in buffalo sauce. They're saucy, they're flavorful, they're downright delicious! My mouth is watering just thinking about it. Pizza and hot wings! Can't go wrong there. It's a pan crust pizza with whatever your heart desires & some wings to go along with it. I don't typically get their burgers but my brother says they're good! He likes to order the bacon western burger. Servers are all attentive, and friendly. :) The best part - it's affordable, great portions &&& it's open 24/7 so you can stop by on your lunch break, with your family, after work, after a night out, they even have breakfast!

Really great American food and very casual. Service is nice and the lady who always seems to get our table never lets our drinks get close to the bottom. We've tried the calzones, tenders, and cheesesteaks. Have to also mention they have really great French fries.

Always a welcoming spot! I love the atmosphere and great food. Friendly and cool. Looking forward to going there again.