HUDL Brewing Company

Great service. HONEST recommendations on beer batches were greatly appreciated. Easy going, honest staff who truly know their product and craft. Lovely open patio with corn hole, games, and next to Soul Belly BBQ, a big smoker serving bbq.

This brewery is located in the heart of the action of Brewery Row at the Arts District. The outdoor and indoor seating areas are aesthetically pleasing, with a pleasant vibe from the patrons. The indoor taproom and brewery are impeccably clean and inviting. It is both good for groups and a nice place to bring a date. Although it does not serve food, you can bring food in. Menus are available from the neighboring Soulbelly BBQ. I've also brought in food from Nevada Brew Works, which is the next business over from Soulbelly.The beer menu has a wide variety of styles to satisfy the spectrum of tastes from groups stopping in on their stroll through the Arts District. Vanilla Oak Cream Ale is their flagship beer, which is offered in multiple variations, including Nitro (like Guinness), and POG (passion fruit, orange, guava). Other popular beers include their High Hatter pineapple hefeweizen, and Mosquito Bite, which is a Mexican-style cerveza infused with a touch of serrano pepper. One of my favorites is the 115° Peanut Butter Chocolate Stout. That is just one of the flavor variations of the 115° series on tap.During my most recent visit, on a First Friday, I enjoyed the 3rd Anniversary Oatmeal Toffee Imperial Porter. In that short span of time, this has become one of the premier breweries in Las Vegas. Their ideal location and synergy with Soulbelly BBQ and Nevada Brew Works, will ensure their continued success in the future. Not to mention, the world class quality of beers that come from the creative mind of brewmaster Joe Cuozzo.The bartenders are congenial and provide good service.

Went to try for the first time and it wasn't very busy probably because it was during the day of a Wednesday. Staff was great and knowledgeable. They let us try samples which was nice. They do a great job of keeping the place clean which I appreciated. I just wish they would validate for parking since we spent money at their business supporting them but I know it's normal in that downtown area.

Gotta give a shout out to this place for being, well, all the things that Able Baker wasn't. We started at Able Baker and really just wanted to saddle up for some beers. My wife doesn't drink, so she was just there to keep me company and she had some feed she wanted to snack on. The problem with that was that they have a separate area where you can order food, so no outside food allowed. I didn't mind ordering her something just to follow the rules, but that wasn't good enough I guess. Also having to order food and beer from two completely different people just seemed like a lot of unnecessary hassle. So we decided to try HUDL instead, and I'm really glad we did.HUDL is just a dang brewery, but has a solid BBQ joint right next door. And lots of other restaurants to grab and bring back food. Also, there was ample outside seating (compared to AB which was completely full outside in a smaller area). It just felt like a more chill vibe, something important to me when I go to a brewery. Beers were solid with a good mix including several higher gravity options and IPAs. Beertender was patient with my questions and didn't seem flustered when I was trying to take advantage of a reward program called "Open" (the reason I schlepped all the way downtown from Henderson in the first place). There's also ample TV's inside if you want to watch some sports or such while drinking. This is definitely a brewery I'll come back to next time I find myself downtown.

Games on every table, good service, free smells from the BBQ next door. Beer was good and it's a nice space to hang out and visit with friends/watch a couple football games.

I was told by some locals I met while they were in Oakland to go to HUDL Brewing, and I was not disappointed. We ventured off the strip Friday afternoon to do our own brewery tour, and HUDL was our first stop. It was a nice day out, and HUDL has a great outdoor patio that offers coverage from the sun and lots of seating inside. HUDL has your typical industrial brewery vibe. Brewery in the back behind the bar and industrial decor. It's my favorite type of brewery. We chose a seat out on the patio, and I ordered a flight. The flight comes with four taster pours and is priced based on the beer. They had over 15 beers on tap and offered a wide selection of variety. I had four different IPAs, including one triple, Panic Rev, which was surprisingly good for a triple. They had some lighter beers and darker beers, too. So, there was definitely something for every beer drinker. They didn't have food, but they had some chips and salsa for sale to snack on. HUDL was a nice stop for some sunshine, good brews, and vibes.

Great atmosphere, allows dogs and outside food, large outside area and bbq next door, large selection of delicious beers, more then just ipa's several good fruit ales, staff friendly and enthusiastic about the beers

A very nice brewery right in the art district. We had a few different beers, sours, and cocktails. All which were yummy. The bartenders were very nice and kept us entertained.I also liked that they had a table or different games to grab and play.

Was there late January in the afternoon. Great beers, nice peaceful atmosphere. Server was very sweet and great friendly service. Will definitely be back

Dropped by to sample some brews while checking out various breweries in the neighborhood. They have a great selection of multiple varieties of beers and the beers are all well done. The staff is exceptional as well - not only are the knowledgeable and helpful but its clear they really enjoy their craft. Look forward to my next visit and enjoying some bbq from next door.