Triple 7 Restaurant and Microbrewery

I want to start out by saying that I'm so happy that Main Street is coming alive again.This microbrewery is such a treat. There's plenty of seating, bar seating, and tvs to watch sports. It's a great sports bar and I like that it doesn't feel dirty considering how huge this space is. It's has a relaxing feeling, but being a sports bar, it can get loud, and we've never felt rushed.Service is friendly and quick.Food, oh, gosh, it's always been good. We usually order green bean fries, sliders, wings, burgers, and salads.

Sad. This used to be my favorite place.One guy was working the entire place and running.The menu online is only available at night.Everything changed.Drinks are still cheap.We paid our tab and went to eat at 8 east.Posted the limited lunch pic.

Triple 7 was the first meal of the trip. Since my mother eats early we arrived around 5pm. We got seated immediately. The place is a very nice sports brewery. There are a lot of TVs around the perimeter and I noticed many award winning banners hung. Using the Aloha coupons to redeem our meal we ordered the Prime Rib and Classic Burger. My brother came along and joined us for dinner and he ordered the Philly Cheesesteak. While being assisted immediately my mother is always the one that needs the most time to figure out what to order. That was a mistake and was not seeing until after 30 mins later. People kept queuing at the front and it seems they were more focused on getting people seated versus actually serving the one seated. After putting in our orders the food so long all I could notice is the line forming at the front. Even after receiving our orders that is all I could notice. The food here isn't the best. My Classic burger had no flavor, the potato bun wasn't appealing that it was removed, the patty didn't taste seasoned and the mac salad tasted like mayonnaise and pasta. The Prime Rib wasn't good either. There were sections that was not cooked properly based on how we wanted the meat cooked and it was tough. I did try a bite of the Cheesesteak just to see and the meat was dry. The best part of the meal was the fries. Since we did have the Aloha coupon my mother wanted to come back and use them. She enjoyed the burger since the texture was something she could chew easily. My brother and I ordered the Poke Nachos and it was decent. Since my mother noticed we didn't really eat much she offered some of her burger, but she never understood the point that the food isn't really worth the time or money. (although it was covered by the coupon)During the second visit the wait time for service wasn't as bad as the initial visit. There wasn't the same amount of traffic either. If I have not came the second time this review would have 1 less star. Overall I think the food isn't worth the time or money. If my friends and I are in the area and wanted to get some drinks and some appetizers I would probably think of Triple 7 as an option, but that would depend where we are at at the time.VERDICT: One and done

Triple 7 is consistently crowded and there is always a line to get in. I think it is partly because the people who travel from Hawaii can use their food coupons to get discounts and a free prime rib dinner. My friend and I went on a Tuesday night to redeem the prime rib coupon. The prime rib was just okay. I ordered it medium but it was very well done. It was a dry, tough piece of meat. But i ate it, after all it was free!Service is okay, the ladies are nice. It was noisy in there as the numerous TVs were showing the MLB playoff games.

The ambiance here is loud. Looks like they handle several large groups so it's hard to hear your group. There isn't any reservations, we waited about 20 minutes for our group of 12.Food and drinks were brought out quickly which was surprising since we were a large group. Service was great, our waitress did a great job checking on us throughout the night.Food was good, especially considering the price point. Everything was reasonably priced for Vegas!Great place to go with a large group or even just two people.

I'm so happy they are open for lunch on weekends! 10-12pm on Saturday & Sunday.Smaller menu but good variety for lunch. We had classic burger ($14 or covered by Aloha Coupon) and Club sandwich ($15.75 or covered by Aloha Coupon).Burger's meat was big, juicy and tasty. Club sandwich was big and very filling and tasty too. Service was great as usual and restaurant was clean.

I still love coming here whenever I visit Mainstreet. The prime rib is delicious and it's a great deal with your specialty coupon. A bit crusty on the outside with great seasoning. Ordered it medium and it was perfect. Service is always on point and my hubby loved the beer flight.The portion size is big here and when we ordered the club sandwich, you could easily split it w/someone. It came with hot and thick cut fries. We saw huge parties coming in and I love the ambience here.

Unprofessional attitudes across the board, refused to acknowledge my existence or take an order or listen to anything, instead they just kept running around and talking as they faced the other way while they're walking away, nobody cares about anything. They're too busy to actually take money from somebody who wants to place an order.

After driving 6 hours to get to Vegas, I was looking forward to finding something good to eat. I really felt like having prime rib but didn't relish the thought of ordering the special at Cal's Market Street Cafe. The price has steadily increased from about $9.99 to it's current $19.99 price. Unfortunately, the quality has continued to decline as the price has risen. Fortunately, a short walk across the bridge to the Main Street Casino leads you to the Triple Seven Restaurant and Microbrewery.For a measly $1 dollar more, you get a quality, generous cut of prime rib that includes vegetables and your choice of fries, mashed potatoes, or rice. Sure, the Cal gives you cherries Jubilee but if your prime rib is lousy, who cares about the dessert? Now THIS was more like it. A MUCH BETTER dinner. I also ordered a Southern Peach drink made with Jack Daniel's, Peach Purée, & unsweetened iced tea. Sounds good doesn't it? Well, I found it to be very MEH and didn't even bother to finish it. Thank goodness my main mission was a success. I did want to order the bourbon peach cobbler but having made it to the restaurant about 10 minutes before closing, I was a tad too late to get the last piece. Oh the heartbreak. At least I had chocolate zingers I bought at the Flying J on the drive down so I had to settle for a Hostess snack instead.The service was okay considering they were wrapping up the orders for the evening but when they don't bring you utensils and they don't even notice when they bring you your food and you have to ask them, that's kind of weak. Also, when you have to ask for ketchup for your fries and you have to ask a few times for the water you requested when you ordered, as Shania Twain would say, "That don't impress me much". The waitress was nice but she didn't come by to check if I needed anything until it was time to pay the bill. Sheesh. Maybe because I was dining solo? I didn't reduce the tip but I was tempted.I enjoy the food served here so it's disappointing that their hours have been cut after Covid and never restored. Sunday-Thursday, they're only open from 4-9. Friday and Saturday, they only open 4-10. I used to enjoy having lunch here with my kids when they were little during our Vegas trips. No more lunches for anyone. Plus, the menu has been reduced drastically after Covid. I'm glad they're still here but it's not quite the same. I've been up about 24 hours so forgive any typos or grammatical errors. Gambling is hard work...ha!

EXCELLENT PRIME RIB !!!I have to say that the prime rib I had recently at Triple 7 was the best I've had in Vegas. Not only was the cap flavorful and tender but so was the middle section. I was amazed because usually the middle part is a little firm for my liking but this prime rib .. the entire thing was tender. Mashed potatoes and the broccoli were really good too. Service was friendly and efficient.