Red Barrel

Red Barrel is exactly what the name implies...a Neighborhood Tavern!It's relatively small inside, but nicely done with the decor. As you move around the corner, it opens up a bit to a smaller restaurant side with t.v.'s for those that don't like sitting at the gaming bars.Though the best times for drink specials are game days, their happy hour food menu is very strong! The fish tacos are outstanding! The fish filet is large, the dressing and cabbage is fresh, and with two of these large tacos it's a very fair price! Their wings are absolutely perfect, especially if asked to fry them crispy! My assumption is you can't go wrong with any of their bar bites, as well as the burgers that looked awesome at the nearby tables! With the friendly bar servers, this is a great unassuming place to spend happy hours!

I stopped in here one day after having brunch with my friend's upstairs. One of my friend's comes in here with her husband. We went to have a couple more drinks & I'm a gambler so I wanted to play some video poker, actually all of us did. None of us won any money so not sure if their machines are always tight or I just wasn't lucky? LOLI LOVED how they were decorated for Halloween. I noticed this right as I walked in but I also noticed how strong of cigarette smoke that this place smelled of. It was bad, very stinky & strong. They should work on a better filtration system. The bartender was nice & greeted us right when we got there. My friend knew him but she was also there before meeting us upstairs with her husband as they went in to drink & gamble prior. The bartender gave us food menus, stuff looked good but we had just eaten so I didn't order anything. Place is very small inside but they had some good seltzer that I like and of course Tito's. I'd definitely give this place another try! I just wish it wasn't so stinky with cigarette smoke, mind you I use to be a smoker but it was just too much for me.

Good bar food and the restaurant was very clean. Friendly staff ( I think the manager served us) changed the television channel to our baseball game. The pulled pork was a little sweet for my taste but everything else was spot on. I will definitely return.

Omg. The food in this place is off the hook. Had the meatloaf sandwich. WOW. Now let's talk about the men's bathroom. I went to wash my hands and the water stays on for 1.2 seconds. I sucked to wash hands. The service was great. Bartender has a hard name to remember. He was very attentive to my crew. Here is the rose I left for him. Hey slick thanks for the good service. Might call him slick.

Thought this place would be great based off the reviews and it didn't turn out to be what I expected. The service was amazing, we sat by the big screen projector and the bartender, I think her name started with a T was super lovely. I'd probably give less stars however her attentiveness, kindness and attitude was excellent. The place was nice and clean, and tv set up is good. they do allow smoking and the vents work okay but it was pretty cold with air blowing towards the tablesThe food is the real reason for the stars. We ordered a meatball sandwich which tasted frozen and at the price would expect better, and a burger which was okay but nothing grand.

This was our first visit here. The Red Barrel is definitely a true neighborhood tavern. We really enjoyed the happy hour. The prices were nice and the menu was quite varied. Dynamite fish tacos and perfectly cooked tater tots!Tina, the bartender, was super-friendly and fantastic in taking care of us. There are a ton of TVs. The tavern isn't that big but has a nice cozy feeling to it. There are plenty of video poker machines at the bar and Tina was good at copying us on our drinks. We can't wait to go back and try the Barrel Dog and the Buffalo Cauliflower!

Summary for the busy executive: Small. Clean. Boring. Slow. I feel a bit guilty leaving a lukewarm review of a place that most Yelpers seem to think highly of. But I just don't see the appeal of this little tavern. On the up-side: it's nicely decorated, with stone facade walls and Golden Knights banners. A large wall of tv screens is good for sports viewing. And it doesn't smell of cigarette smoke, which is a HUGE point in this place's favor here in the Vegas area, where smoky bars are still the norm. (Near the end of my time there, somebody started smoking. The place is tiny, so it was a bit unpleasant. But better than a lot of places in Vegas.)I'll also give the barmaid points for being friendly and warm. I watched her work very hard as the only server in the place, getting food orders, serving drinks, settling bills, and answering gamblers' questions about the video games. Despite these positives, the place has serious drawbacks.It really is tiny. There is a bar, and there is a side wing with nine small tables. That's it. So: they are strict about their gamers' only policy at the bar. I was asked to vacate the bar at a point where the place was nearly empty. I wasn't offended, but if you want to sit at a bar without playing video poker, this ain't the place. Next on the negative list was the speed. The service was painfully slow. I came for happy hour, arriving at 4:50 to a nearly empty bar. The barmaid was busy serving the few customers there, and so I sat there for fifteen minutes waiting for an initial greeting. She was apologetic, and the situation was understandable. But it was slow. Then there was was more waiting. She came back to take my order ten minutes later. Food (a single appetizer) took another 20 minutes. So what I hoped would be a quick happy hour beer and snack turned into a full hour outing, of which about 20 minutes was actually consuming, and 40 minutes was waiting. Logistics are a challenge here. Happy hour is $8 for appetizers and $1 off all drinks. That would be great if the menu gave you prices on the beer. But it doesn't. So I didn't know how much I was paying for my beer+appetizer until the bill came. The pricing was totally fine. Draught beer ended up being $5, plus the $8 appetizer. Food was forgettable, but plentiful. I had a chicken quesadilla, which was definitely worth the price (tons of food), but nothing particularly to recommend. Just solid, inoffensive bar food. In short:In a town with endless pub options, this one is fine if you find yourself here, but there is no reason to seek this place out.

Fantastic neighborhood bar with clean interior, lots of TVs, and really long bar. Seem to gave a good group of regulars coming here. Our server (also a bartender) Tina was friendly helpful and flirtatious. She kept the drinks coming. Burger was cooked well and it was pretty darn good. All in all, showed up for some drinks and talk with friends and left pretty happy!

Thursday Night Football calls for a Small, quaint neighborhood bar with awesome food, drinks and service!! A little smoky as would be expected yet far left side of the bar well-ventilated so it wasn't even a bother. Rick, bartender, was perfectly attentive and personable, well seasoned in the service industry!! Ahi tuna avocado stack was excellent. Even better with sweet chili to balance salty soy based sauce on the side. First time a hit, will definitely repeat!!

Went here yesterday , Horrible joint...........SmallSmellyNo comps for playingDarkStaff arguing patrons