Corcoran's Irish Pub

Didn't order food but the beer is super cold. The service was great as I was one of 5 people in here at 10am on a Monday... lol.The Ambiance I think is great.... This pub is tucked way far away from everything in terminal 1 southwest terminal gates near C1. So if you want to chill and plenty of seats and fairly quite... then this is the place. Value: well I think it's high but it's airport prices... so they got ya if you're thirsty.

This "Irish pub" is a freaking joke. The only Irish beer they have is Guinness, followed by regular American Crap beer that you see at any other bar. My biggest disappointment was they have no food. Chips and nuts on a little counter rack, that's it. This is not an Irish pub!

Cold beers and sports...that's about it. No table service, you gotta go up to the bar to order. Prices are typical airport prices of $12 a beer.

Quick drink before getting on the plane. Bartender was friendly. The place wasn't packed. Prices are what one would expect in an airport bar.Located near the Southwest airline terminals.

Not sure WHY all the bad reviews...They serve beer here, and actually know how to pour Guinness correctly!!I have been here a few times now waiting on my SWA flight for a pint of the "black stuff" and a snack...My experience has been great!The service is outstanding, as it is not usually too busy because they don't serve food.Hate to say it, because it will probably be packed now, but even on a Sunday, flying out of Vegas, there is usually seats available.A great place to watch sunday and have a !

I was on a SouthWest flight out of gate C2, which is tucked down at the end of this particular terminal, seemingly void of shops and restaurants. Lo and behold, I spied a sign for Corcorans Pub, it was like being thirsty and seeing a mirage in the dessert. Well, the service was on point; I really liked Jennifer who was working the bar, super friendly and easy to talk with. This was also my location for the Minnesota miracle, 29-24 over the Saints and our crowd got loud! To set the record straight, this is not a true pub, they have some Guiness mirrors on the walls and a few Irish beers on tap, but that's about where the pub parallel stops. Kudos to Jennifer, she poured a perfect pint of Guiness which is an art. I did not have any food, so my review is for the service and establishment only. It's a bar and they have beer, and various hard alcohols for those wondering.

Location at the end of C gates between c1 and c2 which is great because it's a little walk to the next nearest spot for a beverage. No food service here, only drinks. It's an airport, so prep yourself for a little Vegas Strip prices.

I'll give this place a 2 star review for the two good things about it. First, located between gate C1 and C2 it is quiet and away from the craziness, so plus one. Second, the beer was cold. It's airport food and no one expecting fine dining, but there little redemption here.The food is all bagged chips and pre-made sandwiches that look and taste like they came off a food truck. The menu does not make that clear nor do you really notice the small half sized fridge you serve yourself out of. The "Irish" in this pub you get in the few beers on tap and the typical Irish music they pump out at you, otherwise you'll need to be Irish to up that ante on that side of things. If you just want a quick, $8-9 beer then swing in, it will be quiet and kill time. If you have any real hankering for real food find another spot to eat at and leave this "Irish Classic" out of your plans.

This is a strange little place, located near the C1 gate in the busy, crowded Southwest Airlines concourse. Even though it looks like a regular restaurant, there doesn't appear to be any table service. After seating myself at an open table, I waited about ten minutes and watched other patrons go to the bar to order food and drink. So after perusing the menu, I wandered over and asked if anything on their menu could be made gluten free. (I have celiac disease, so eating gluten is a big no for me.) Sadly, nothing on their menu is GF. But I was thirsty, so I did order a pomegranate mojito. Here's where Corcoran's earned its second star. The bartender made it by hand, and it was good and strong. Not sure it was worth the price - with tip it came to almost $20 - but it definitely hit the spot before a long flight home to Atlanta.

Absolutely the worst place you could have a drink in Vegas. There's a bar tender that gives you drinks and then tells the airline you're too drunk to fly.