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Brace yourself for a whirlwind of sports fever, ice-cold brews, and ear-to-ear grins. It’s not just any watering hole; it’s THE spot where the action unfolds, and camaraderie flows as smoothly as our brews. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just in it for the good vibes, this joint is your home away from home. So, gather your crew, grab a pint, and let the good times roll for all things sports, beer, and unabashed joy!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6945 S Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89113
Phone: (702) 988-6988
Website: https://www.ptstaverns.com/locations/great-american-pub/great-american-pub-2
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Reviews
Charlie Z
We moved across the street at THE Maverick, so American Pub is officially our new neighborhood spot and what a welcome it was! The moment you walk in, it has that classic “Cheers” feeling… warm, inviting,and instantly familiar.
I ordered the Caesar salad and it was absolutely on point- fresh, crisp, and full flavor. The drinks were just as good, mixed perfectly and served with great energy. The whole place has a friendly vibe that makes you want to stay longer.
And to top it all off…I won $338 on a machine. Then another $2k before I left. Not a bad way to end the night.
… moreI ordered the Caesar salad and it was absolutely on point- fresh, crisp, and full flavor. The drinks were just as good, mixed perfectly and served with great energy. The whole place has a friendly vibe that makes you want to stay longer.
And to top it all off…I won $338 on a machine. Then another $2k before I left. Not a bad way to end the night.
Tammy Grossman
I was genuinely excited when this place opened. I watched it being built, it’s literally across the street from my house, and for a while it really was my go-to neighborhood bar.
When Great American Pub first opened, it was fantastic — solid food, good vibes, and most importantly, exceptional staff. Ryan, the manager, and Sunshine, the bartender, were the heart and soul of this place. They were welcoming, professional, fun, and actually made you want to be there. You didn’t just feel like a customer — you felt like a regular.
Then corporate changes started rolling in. The menu was changed… and then changed again… and each time it got worse. Food quality and options went downhill fast. But people (myself included) still came because Ryan and Sunshine made the experience worth it.
Then Ryan was suddenly moved to another location. Huge loss. At that point, Sunshine was the ONLY reason many of us still came. She had a following for a reason — she is hands-down one of the best bartenders I’ve ever encountered. Friendly, attentive, remembers people, builds community. The kind of person who is the brand.
And then, right before Christmas, she was effectively removed as well — shuffled into an “on-call” role bouncing between locations. That was the final nail in the coffin.
Now?
The food is bad.
The atmosphere is off.
The new management has completely missed the mark.
And the soul of this place is gone.
I don’t go anymore — and neither do a LOT of regulars. We follow Sunshine wherever she is because she is the experience. This bar lost its neighborhood when it lost its people.
If corporate is paying attention:
Bring Sunshine back.
And take a hard look at why the best people keep disappearing while the product keeps getting worse.
This place used to be special. Now it’s just another example of how to lose a loyal customer base by pushing out the very people who made it work in the first place.
… moreWhen Great American Pub first opened, it was fantastic — solid food, good vibes, and most importantly, exceptional staff. Ryan, the manager, and Sunshine, the bartender, were the heart and soul of this place. They were welcoming, professional, fun, and actually made you want to be there. You didn’t just feel like a customer — you felt like a regular.
Then corporate changes started rolling in. The menu was changed… and then changed again… and each time it got worse. Food quality and options went downhill fast. But people (myself included) still came because Ryan and Sunshine made the experience worth it.
Then Ryan was suddenly moved to another location. Huge loss. At that point, Sunshine was the ONLY reason many of us still came. She had a following for a reason — she is hands-down one of the best bartenders I’ve ever encountered. Friendly, attentive, remembers people, builds community. The kind of person who is the brand.
And then, right before Christmas, she was effectively removed as well — shuffled into an “on-call” role bouncing between locations. That was the final nail in the coffin.
Now?
The food is bad.
The atmosphere is off.
The new management has completely missed the mark.
And the soul of this place is gone.
I don’t go anymore — and neither do a LOT of regulars. We follow Sunshine wherever she is because she is the experience. This bar lost its neighborhood when it lost its people.
If corporate is paying attention:
Bring Sunshine back.
And take a hard look at why the best people keep disappearing while the product keeps getting worse.
This place used to be special. Now it’s just another example of how to lose a loyal customer base by pushing out the very people who made it work in the first place.
Wade “WWake” Wakefield
I went here to watch a college football game. Good atmosphere and plenty of TV’s. The service was excellent. I ordered a Philly cheesesteak, which was just OK. My friends ordered burgers and said that they were good. I would definitely go back.
… moreMelissa W.
Great local spot, but what really stood out was our outstanding service from Zachary at the bar. Attentive and friendly, thank you for a great happy hour!
… morenatalee green
Terrible Hospitality
As soon as we walked in, the staff stared at us like we didn’t belong there. No greeting, no smile — just rude looks that made the whole place feel uncomfortable. The energy was off from the start, and it only got worse from there. Definitely not somewhere I’d ever come back to.
… moreAs soon as we walked in, the staff stared at us like we didn’t belong there. No greeting, no smile — just rude looks that made the whole place feel uncomfortable. The energy was off from the start, and it only got worse from there. Definitely not somewhere I’d ever come back to.
Jay Cee
I started going to the Great American Pub shortly after it first opened. it is has now become one of my go to places. it has a welcoming atmosphere; the Bar has plenty of options for food and drinks. also, they have allot of TVs to watch pretty much all sporting events you could think of. One of the Best parts of this location is the Bartender Chantel. she is amazing and brings life to the whole place and makes everyone feel welcome and taken care of. she is always smiling and seems to enjoy her job while making everyone feel comfortable and welcome. I would recommend this location to anyone and everyone.
… moreMJ Rabanal
Happy hour during week makes this a great after work watering hole. Easy, casual, no frills. Bartender Rian is the best!
… moreLISA HO
I’ve been going to the pub for over three months now when I first stopped by I felt very welcomed and comfortable since I’ve been going. I’ve gotten to know many people there who have become like to me. The food is great. The atmosphere is awesome. The staff is phenomenal, definitely will be recommending this place to all my friends and family. It’s definitely my favorite place to go after a hard day at work.
… moreJaye Hocson
If you like quiet, this is the place to chill at. The cook, Kuuipo, is awesome. Friendly service. Check it out,
… moreBurn the Past
This is my home away from home when I feel like going out for happy hour. A couple more visits and I might start feeling like Norm from Cheers.
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