Home Team Sports

FOOD: BYOF! Yes... Bring your own food to this sports bar. They only sell bags of chips and pre packaged sandwiches. So don't be the 100th person to ask the poor bartender if they serve food because they don't. And he will tell you to get food else wear and bring it back. Too bad not many choices on this side of the airport. But do what you gotta do. Then you can order alky to your liking here. INSIDE: plenty of Tvs and tables and chairs.Sports jerseys in glass cases along the walls. Sports bar lounge feel to this place. DRINKS: they have some beer on tap.STAFF: bartender was friendly and joked around with customers especially nice to hear considering he had to repeat himself so many times about where people can buy food and bring it back.

Stopped in here to grab a Beer while I waited for my flight out of Gate B-19. It's a medium sized bar with around 14 seats and a dining area that seats around 50 people. It's located near the B Gates where it splits into a fork.I ordered a giant (see pics) 32 oz Stella ($10.99)....not a bad price for an Airport Bar, right? How could I resist? It's going to be a nice plan ride to San Diego.....ha!Will I return? Next time I depart out of the B Gates, you know where you'll find me!

$10 for a pint of crappy Samuel Adams Winter Lager. Okay, fine, it was an imperial pint. So what. The keg blew mid-pour, so the bartender told me she'd "top me off" after it was replaced. An hour later, she brought out a highball glass with exactly the amount that was missing from my pint, rather than just giving me a full pour for the inconvenience. Awesome how she saved Fox Sports a nickle like that.I rest my case...

This place is true to its star rating; that being said, there isn't much better in this part of the airport, so it's a fine enough place to sit and get a drink, as service is kind and, even when they're busy, pretty punctual. Unless you are starving to death and don't care what you eat, don't order food here. Everything is prepackaged (like in two or three other spots, too) and they only have sad little sandwiches or salads. If you're going to be here a while, take advantage of the 'order a beer, get a shot for $5' deal.

We only stopped in for drinks, so I can't comment on the food. However, I can say that the service was great and the bar was nice and clean. Plenty of TV's to watch your game on. I would make this place a regular stop if I come back to Vegas.

Only dropped in for drinks but was glad to see that they actually had the "Captain's Special." It's pretty much buy a beer, and get a shot for $5 more. It was $6 for top shelf shots. Comes out to about $16 for two drinks, which is a good deal at the airport. Considering the beer was already 10 bucks, might as well make it worth it and get the shot. They also had craft beers on tap, so that definitely was a bonus.Lots of TVs to watch sports as well. If there were slot machines here, it would have been perfect.Service was almost non existence at the table and I had to go to the bar to get some drinks.

HELL NO!!!!Rude service!!!when we came in, the whole place had ONE server and TWO bartenders? lets do the math...about 10+tables(2~4 people seaters), you gonna let one lady handling that, but 2 bartenders to handle 10 people bar seats???? Who is the MANAGER????We sat down for 5 min, the server running around like a mad lady trying to do her job, and one of the bartender just talk and talk and talk and talk. Finally decided to get drinks from the bar ourselves, then the rude guy told us "I HAVE TWO PEOPLE IN FRONT OF YOU"really cuz we sat down before them????? Very pushy for their "double shot is only $4 more" NEVER EVER COMING BACK!

Over $10 for a pint of beer (at least it's Goose Island?). I guess that $4 shot they try to add to every round might be a steal after all. They don't serve food and apparently don't clean the tables either, and yet this place is hopping, probably because it's the only place that serves alcohol at this end of the Southwest gates. Not gonna lie, though. It's entertaining sitting at the bar, watching the bartender Gary work the crowd as people realize they're going to get charged nearly $11 for a beer, or better yet, $34 for two Jäger bombs. That's gotta hurt.

I'm always devastated when I have to fly out of the B gates because I know that this is the only place you can go to get a drink. The smell of the bar is vomit-inducing; it reminds me of a cheap college bar where they play Lil Wayne and coeds grind on each other while spilling beer all over the slippery floor. I can't imagine what Jon Taffer from Bar Rescue would find at the bottom of the ice bin here, but I guarantee you it would be disgusting and rhyme with "old". Hungry? Get ready to enjoy some cellophane wrapped sandwiches that make the selection at Circle K look like gourmet fare. Do yourself a favor and starve yourself until you get to your next destination. And if you're craving a buzz, bring a bunch of mini shots in your bag and suck em down while playing the slots.

Want to watch a game and have a beer before your flight, then Home Team Sports bar is for you. If you want some NON-packaged food, then keep on moving to another spot in the airport.