Tailgate Social

Tailgate Social is a great spot to watch all your sporting events. This place is located on the casino floor of the Palace Station hotel. The dining room has a cool, casual vibe and the food was surprisingly good. They have a great weekend all you can eat deal for $29. You get two orders at a time and you need to finish a plate before the server will bring out another dish. There were plenty of items to choose from. It's all you can eat for three hours. The atmosphere is lively with a shuffle board table, foosball, and a pool table for some fun entertainment. Fries- large portion but a little bland Quesadillas- cheesy goodness. Plenty of cheese and cooked to perfection Pretzel bites- Good, not great. Probably would pass next time Nachos- Delicious! Cheese sauce and a jack cheese blend. I ordered them plain because I wanted to order more food. But they come loaded with toppings if you want.Chicken tenders- Good. Plenty of dipping sauces to choose from. Ice cream scoop/ Nice way to end the meal. Comes with your choice of toppings Oreo, strawberry, caramel and whip cream. Service was friendly. They seemed a tad understaffed for a busy Sunday., but the workers worked hard to keep up with the customers.

I wanted to like this place so much better than I did. There were about ten other tables seated when we arrived around 4:30pm, the vibe was fairly calm compared to what a major game day might be. Our server came pretty quickly to take our drink order and left us time to look over the menu, which was a bit sparse and pricey. Also so many of the items people had raved about in the past weren't shown on the menu at all, which was a bummer.The waitress must have entered the wrong table number on our ticket as we had at least three waiters come by our table with food that wasn't ours, which got a bit drawn out. After our app sampler arrived, it was very difficult to get refills on our beverages. I felt bad because I had to somewhat abruptly get her attention as she rarely made eye contact with us. On one pass she only refilled my boyfriend's drink and not mine. It felt very awkward and forced.We got the app sampler for $36, which arrived with 12 pretzel bites, 4 buffalo wings, 4 quesadilla triangles and 3 potato skins. The potato skins were small but phenomenal - had we ordered just a plate of those we would have demolished them and ordered more food after that. The pretzel bites were good, the quesadilla was lacking flavor and the buffalo wings were just okay. For $36 we were disappointed. We didn't order anything else, paid our tab and picked up a couple of burgers on the way home.I would like to say that we'll give this place another try but given the wealth of options in town, I don't know if we will.

Tailgate Social is a great spot to come and have good food and watch some sports. The server Relisha was awesome. Our drinks were never low and she was super friendly. We tired a good amount of their menu like their wings, pizza, ribs, Philly cheesesteak, Cesar salad and oysters. My favorite was the spicy abe pizza. Ordered it well done for that extra crunch. Perfect amount of cheese and toppings. Definitely recommend Tailgate social.

We've been twice now for both Raider away games this season and what a great bar. Plenty of seating available but come early cause it gets packed. The service was great, everyone was very friendly and already found a bar person that makes great drinks (Corina) and the food has been delicious. They have an AYCD special for $29pp which includes a lot of diff bar foods and they also have drink specials.Only had drinks my first time but the second time I had the salmon sandwich which was so good. Def a great bar to watch games and to enjoy some good eats

Came here to say when our original plans fell through. So glad we did. Our night turned out way better. The food was amazing. We had nachos, burger, and the Nashville chicken sandwich. Everything was delicious. The service was excellent, our server was Relijah. The music was great. It's a great vibe. Very cool place. Amazing experience for my birthday dinner. We will definitely be back. The manager James came and spoke with us too. All around excellent experience.

The food is great. We came on Sunday for their $29 AYCE tailgate food. Philly Cheesesteak was really good. Everything in general was great. Our server was was very nice and everything started so well. Then service started slacking. Couldn't find her. The place was only 1/4 full and I wonder if that's the reason it wasn't very busy. If they can fix that, this place would do really well.

AMAZING. The BBQ Baby Back Ribs were what I was craving all day and they definitely exceeded my expectations with the onion rings. The service was exceptional as we got some espresso martinis as well. Very considerate and made the dinner perfect. It wasn't crowded at all around 6:30 on Sunday and the ambiance was nice. I'll be back in the near future.

I'm rating this as someone with Celiac disease.On Christmas Day my husband and I had lunch at Tailgate Social at Palace Station Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.There weren't many places open for lunch, so we ended up at this sports bar and restaurant. There was no gluten-free menu, nor any markings on their menu.Staff was great in that the hostess told the kitchen that I am celiac and the chef came and spoke to me (it wasn't busy.) I ended up ordering the $16 Cobb salad but the chef told me that their shredded cheese contained gluten to prevent clumping, so she left that off. I was happy that she knew that and preemptively took that off.--- Most people don't know that often, pre-shredded cheese in the US is not celiac-safe due to gluten being in the anti-caking agents.When I put in my drink order, it went to the bar tender and the presentation of the $8 crockpot hot chocolate was completely different than what was stated on the menu. It came with three gluten cookies. Luckily they weren't in the drink, just on the saucer. I gave those to my husband to eat, but it's not something that I considered I'd need to confirm prior to ordering.My husband, who has no dietary restrictions, had the $17 Nashville hot chicken sandwich with onion rings. He was very happy that the onion rings had no upcharge. He also ordered the $12 "Drink up Grinches" cocktail and was happy with it. Overall, would I eat at Tailgate Social again - only if there was magically a cure for celiac disease or they had a marked menu. There's currently not enough options for me as a celiac to warrant a repeat visit for now.Visited: December 2023

Read about Tailgate Social's Lobster Boil online and went to try it. I made a reservation via OpenTable for a Sunday night but we didn't need it. Free open air parking next to the restaurant. It's right next to the I-15 in the Palace Station casino.The restaurant is bright and modern, with lots of TVs, several pool tables, a large bar top with video poker, and a good amount of seating. Would be a nice place to catch a game. For $26, we got a whole lobster, two corn cobs, and some clams, sausage, and small potatoes. It came with a side of drawn butter. The lobster was a decent size, maybe about 1.25-1.5 pounds but with everything else, the order was more than adequate for one person. Service was attentive and friendly. There's happy hour M-F, 4-6pm and $1.25 oysters on Tuesdays.After we got home, I received an email from the restaurant that thanked us for visiting and gave us a discount for our next visit. Nice!

This place was a pleasant surprise! When My mom said she wanted to go to a bar for Christmas I was kind of disappointed, but this ended up being a great Christmas surprise. The staff was pleasant despite their holiday delays (they had to push our reservation back 15 minutes, but offered us spots at the bar while we waited) and several staff members checked on us through our dinner. Needless to say, napkins were plenty and we were blessed with extra sides of ranch at request. The highlight of the night was no doubt their bacon cheese tater tot appetizer. You can't come to this place without getting those. Our only wish was that the appetizer was a larger size! The other first-place winner was the french dip sandwich, which came on a delicious pretzel bun and it was so good I almost wanted to trade dinners with my stepdad. The meat was so good compared to my philly cheesesteak, but at its size, it was definitely the best deal on the menu at its $20 average price point. The only "meh" item was my mom's Lobster Roll, which lacked flavor and meat, but she loved her onion rings so it wasn't a total loss. It's a sports bar. You won't find a nice, quiet ambiance here. For a chill dinner spot just right off of the strip, though, almost everything we ordered on the menu hit just right. I will definitely come back here to give a few more menu items a try.