The Frat Haus

Fantastic Food ! Over the top prime beef burgers marinated with homemade Au jus sauce. Had the 7 layered FRAT ATTACK BURGER and loaded fries. Excellent excellent so big didn't fit in my mouth . Layers of prime beef burger , cheeses, Hawaiian pulled pork , Philly steak, truffle sauce and sautéed mushrooms & onions. OMG Amazing food , Jakaar was the Manager & chef We have been 3 times already and always fresh , plentiful and stuffed . Try it all Fun place cool vibes & hang out spot

Nestled in the heart of downtown Las Vegas is The Frat Haus in Container Park! Super friendly service with yummy food! Their menu has a wide variety of options from sandwiches, to burgers, to egg rolls, and salads. There's something for everyone here, even the kiddos! The inside was clean and the food was prepared fresh and quickly. I loved the Prime Philly and our meals came with fries and coleslaw. It's a bit small on the inside but there is a large patio and outside seating.Bring your families, friends, and kiddos because they are located right in front of the playground! There is also live music playing sometimes, so this is a great spot to bring out of towners.Can't wait to come back and try more food!

We went based on reviews, but we were very disappointed. Maybe an off night, but definitely wouldn't return. We ordered four burgers/sandwiches- $19 without sides is pretty steep compared to the size. The BBLT came with two pieces of bacon (menu says half pound). Ordering was unclear, as most questions we asked about the different items couldn't be answered by staff. With so many other good food options in Vegas, I wouldn't waist another trip here.

Yum this place is so good! We loved the appetizer platter and the cheesesteak was divine. Everything you want a cheesesteak to be. Located in container park, the small dining room had a nice view of the children's treehouse/play area. The A/C was a welcome relief. But eating outside would be nice in the cooler months. I was really impressed with the prices. Being in a touristy area I was expecting the prices to reflect that. But they were very affordable. The customer service was great and we will be back.

There are many options in downtown Las Vegas, especially in Container Park, but The Frat Haus definitely needs to be checked out.It's a cute little spot with plenty of outdoor seating. Not too far from the playground or live music area. Inside is a bit tight but again, way better to sit outside and enjoy the people watching. We were greeted with interesting service. At first, it was eh. Nothing too special just a "whatcha want" but then as the meal went on and the cashier popped by many times to check on us and ask us how everything was. We got the Heidi Renee, Philly Cheesesteak, and Egg Rolls. The Heidi Renee was a delightful experience. Super juicy tender turkey. Prime Philly was also really good. Nothing out of the ordinary for a cheesesteak.The Egg Rolls were the star of the show for sure. We got them fresh out of the fryer and were sizzling. So crunchy. Like little crispy packages of joy. Overall, it's definitely a place I recommend when in the area.

The Frat Attack Burger and the Philly Cheesesteak are a MUST order when checking out this super cool foodie spot. The staff was super friendly and both the inside and outside seating was really nice. We also got the eggrolls and they were so so good. We definitely we will be back!

Terrible food choices, the business did not have enough food to sell unsatisfied completely, never again.

Best food in the container park. Very clean. Staff super friendly! Short walk from Fremont Street.

The Frat Haus is located inside Container Park and it is awesome! The ambiance is casual and fun, but the service is excellent. The food is made fresh to order and the staff is so friendly! My favorites were the Philly cheesesteak, the jerk Mahi sandwich, the Frat Attack burger, and the delicious Heidi Renee club! I will be back soon!

Diving into the culinary chaos that is Container Park, my partner in crime and I, driven by an insatiable craving for chicken wings (a quest previously thwarted by the underwhelming Bucket List), decided to give Frat Haus a whirl. Expectations? Not sky-high, but hopeful. The reality? A nosedive into the realm of culinary despair. Walking in, we're greeted not with the warm welcome of eager hospitality but with an aura of regret, as if our very presence had disturbed the natural order of things. The menu, absent any chicken wings, just a scribbled mess on a whiteboard, hinted at the adventure ahead. Spotting a patty melt on the menu, my spirits lifted--until the details emerged: a spartan assembly of mushrooms, meat, cheese, and a hesitant afterthought of onions.Opting for simplicity, I requested my patty melt stripped down to its bare essentials: meat and cheese. My girlfriend, already mourning the phantom philly burger (vanished from reality but not the menu), settled for a bacon cheeseburger, while I threw in a gamble on cheese sticks--unlisted, but apparently up for grabs. I didn't order the frys, which apparently might have been a mistake on my part according to other yelpers.What followed was a culinary misadventure. My patty melt? A tragedy in two acts: overcooked patties reminiscent of something scraped off a fast-food grill at closing time, not the gloriously seared smashburgers one might nobly sacrifice juiciness for. The American cheese--a choice that could've been forgiven under non-patty melt circumstances--melded with the dry toast in a union of disappointment. The toast itself? A missed opportunity for crispy, buttery redemption, just dry unbuttered white (not rye) bread.The cheese sticks, obviously from a pre-bought freezer bag, stood out, not as a beacon of culinary excellence, but as the least disappointing member of our gastronomic ensemble--a testament to the unremarkable.Container Park, once a haven for the crafted and the creative, seems to have traded its soul for the convenience of the freezer aisle. Where have the days of culinary craftsmanship gone?