Quinn’s

I really, really wanted to give a 5 star! What I love is the Irish pub feel, the band on Friday nights!!! And the great handsome bartenders. What brought this score down to a 3 is the fact that the waitresses are horrible and if you are female you might as well be the designated driver. The waitress (happened twice now and not just to me) they will charge you for other people’s drinks. I drink Crown on the rocks, Fireball on ice, wine and I’m very picky about my beer. I don’t drink weird shots, Jack and diet, or Guiness! But I was unfortunately charged for it, I told the waitress and she said she would fix it and be back, she had me sign another slip with my drinks only and said she voided my first transaction. I thought, cool just a little mistake, no biggie until the following Tuesday when all transactions clear the bank that I not only was charged for the first transaction, I was charged for the second as well. I love this place, but please cash out with every drink! The bar, male bartenders and great Friday night bands are a 5 star and this is still one if my favorite places to go. I just order my drinks directly from the bar and cash out every time now.

Atmosphere is good. Stiff prices are expected from a casino bar. Minus one star for being unable to be a truly regular local hang out.

We went to Quinn’s on a Thursday night for a beer after eating dinner at Terra Verde. I didn’t experience the smoke issue that other Unilocalers have mentioned. There are plenty of places to sit, and the booths on the outer wall. We sat in one of these, and found it very comfortable. There was a pretty good beer selection, and I was very pleased to find that pints at $ 4.00, even Guinness. Service was quick and the bartender was friendly. Even though we didn’t see a food menu, we saw more than one table bring food over from the food court. We enjoyed Quinn’s, it’s a comfortable joint to get a beer.

Absolutely love this pub. Service has always been great, beer just right. Expect a crowd on the weekend and holidays when there is live music. Mostly a college crowd and beer pong and such. Don’t forget to tip Max with the beard, he’s awesome.

I love this place! Cold beer, relaxed Irish pub feeling and great entertainment. I have on rare occasion seen a cocktail waitress working but we usually go to see a live band and just our drinks from the bar.

They’ve increased the pints from $ 3 to $ 4 but it’s still a great place to kick back and drink some beer.

Nice little pub in GVR. Only had drinks, but it was good service

This is a nice pub with a relaxed feel inside GVR. We were playing slots and wanted to sit and have a drink. So we decided to go to Quinn’s, grab a beer, and play some video poker. The drink prices were extremely reasonable. It seemed like they also have great specials at happy hour. The place was comfortable with plenty of table seating. To the right of the bar is a section with more tables and where I think the live bands play. The band starts at 10 on Saturdays so we missed them. The bartenders are friendly and service is on point. Will definitely come back in for a drink when I’m in GVR.

The GF wanted to go to some place «fun» to grab a bite to eat and have a few drinks. I consulted the oracle that is Unilocal and we determined that based on previous reviews, Quinn’s would be the place.
We arrived early in the evening and found a booth to sit in with no problems. We asked for a drink and food menu. No drink menu but they have 20+ beers to choose from. No food either. my bad! I went off of photos previously posted on the site. The waitress did say we could being in food from the food court. We decided to just have a drink.
Quinn’s is as pubby as one can be inside of a casino in Henderson, NV.
The band did not start until 10:00pm and so we missed them. After dining in a nearby café, we stopped back by but it was to crowded to hang out.
I was impressed by how cheap two pints and a shot of Jameson’s was… around $ 12.

Quinn’s is a quick, easy spot to drop in for a beer or a drink pre– or post-​movie at the GVR Regal or on your way home from work (those who live in Hendo). The bartenders are nice and efficient. Don’t expect a wine list or to be able to get anything too frou-​frou here; if you want all that noise, head across to the Drop Bar (and pay a lot more while you’re at it). Karaōke night is amusing and the night Darby plays live are always fun. One of the better off-​strip casino bars out there that’s not trying to be a lounge. They don’t serve food, but they don’t mind if you bring in your own from the nearby food court.

Quinn’s is my go to Irish pub.
Drinks are more than affordable, sometimes they are outright cheap (lots of good deals).
Great entertainment many nights including karaōke on Wednesdays (chill and fun) and the one and only Darby O’Gill band on Saturdays make this a frequent stop for me.

Always a good time. I enjoy Quinn’s on the quieter nights. Sunday’s being my fav. to hang with Max & Danny, almost all locals & regulars & ALWAYS interesting conversation.
This was the first Irish Pub I steeped foot in, in my hood, when I moved to Vegas 2 years ago, & I was hesitant because it was inside a casino. It doesn’t feel that way at all, Quinn’s is my «Cheers»

This is a great local spot to land for a night of drunken shenanigans and celebration. On weekends, there are usually great bands playing. One of my favorites is Darby O’Gill and the Little People. They are funny and play great Irish inspired music and Irish twists on current songs. The drinks are cheap and the service is always friendly and relatively quick. The only knock on this place is some nights they have beer pong which attracts hipster, lifted truck, macho, bro, douchbags. Other than that, I have no beef hanging out here on weekends!

Tonight I came to meet buddies out for a few drinks. Heck, I find myself here a lot more than I would like to admit because the place is so close to work and I have a lot of friends who prefer this place. Here’s what I know from my experiences:
DRINKS: I don’t quite know the daily specials to a T, however, tonight the specials were $ 5 Pabst Blue Ribbon pitchers, $ 10 Bud Light and Michelob Ultra Pitchers and $ 15 for any other pitchers (beer on tap only). I chose the PBR for $ 5. My bartender was Mike and although he was really huge and «scary looking,» was actually pleasant and very efficient.
AMBIANCE: This bar is an Irish Pub. There’s lots of wood and lots of old vintage Irish themed décor such as Irish themed signs, and a huge glass cabinet containing lots of Irish trinckets and knick knacks. Along with the live band on weekends, there are a lot of TVs with different games going on. There’s also about 6 – 8 beer pong tables, which seems to be the most popular thing amongst the people.
All in all, it’s a popular place. Lot’s of drunk people on a daily basis which means they’re doing something right! It’s hard for me to give them a high score, because this town is filled with pubs and bars which I think have an ambiance that I love more. This place is not stellar to me. It’s also not bad at all. Like my rating, it’s just A-​OK.

Did someone set off a smoke bomb in here??? Wow.
So, yes, I have an aversion to cigarette smoke and it doesn’t get much worse than this little Irish Pub. It’s like walking into a fog of stink and impending doom. I hate it. I went to meet a group of friends for the weekly Pub Quiz gathering on Tuesday night. I arrived about 10 minutes till 7:00 and it didn’t seem so bad in here. Apparently that’s a farce and all of the smoking pub quizzers arrive right on time. By 7:00 this place was disgusting. I won’t be back and the smoke is the only reason.
I gave this place an extra star because the Pub Quiz was loads of fun. Darby, from the band Darby O’Gill and the Little People, and Skinny Matt do a great job with this Pub Quiz. Darby is the MC and Matt takes care of the other quiz stuff, passing out the picture round and whatnot. If you can get past the atmosphere, which I clearly can’t, it’s truly a good time.
Don’t expect to get good service unless you want to stand at the bar all night. During Pub Quiz this place is packed and they have one waitress working. We ordered a pitcher to start with and it was empty for a good 15 – 20 minutes before she came back to offer us another round. It’s not as though she was ignoring us but there were a hundred people to serve and she didn’t stop the whole time. Unless you like to nurse your pint all night for fear you won’t get another and you have a hankering for some second-​hand smoke, find a different pub.

Very solid 4 Stars.
I went on a Saturday night after a beer festival. The place was packed. If there was ever a race for pouring beers I think the bartenders here would win. They were cranking out the Guinness, Harp and more… I had to wait a bit for a beer — but if it is busy and the bartenders are working hard it is ok.
It is pretty much a fake Irish bar, but we are in Las Vegas so they came pretty close I guess.
The Band on Saturday night really makes this place. They really have a good sound! Next time I am buying the band a round of beers for a job well done! With out the band this place would be pedestrian.
There is something I don’t get though… is the beer pong? I don’t know why people play and I don’t know why a bar owner would facilitate this?
First of all — I would rather just play ping pong. I could drink at my own leisure and NOT drink out of plastic cups with flat beer that has had a disgusting ping pong ball in it. The ball bounces on the floor and people pick up the ball with their disgusting hands and then the ball is WASHED off in the cup of beer! I have been in a number of mens bathrooms and I can tell you there is an alarming amount of men who do NOT wash their hands after touching their johnson!
To the owners of QUINS. Why would you have beer pong on a Saturday night when you have a great band playing live music??? Maybe on a Wednesday night when you need to draw some people — but a Saturday night??? It’s annoying.
BTW — I am not uptight about germs. I simply avoid activities to limit my exposure to meningitis and other undesirable bacterial infections.

Quinn’s is a straight up bar. Drinking and conversation are the primary concerns for those who visit. Food definitely takes a back seat compared to other Irish pubs. With a limited selection that is primarily fried or heavier fare, this might be hard for the cautious eater. All items come in to go containers delivered from Terra Verde due to smoking. The Bangers and Mash ($ 8) was a generous portion coming with three sausages lying on heaps of mashed potatoes. The potatoes were thick with cream and butter, a gluttonous treat for anyone who loves hearty food. The order of homemade chips and zesty dip ($ 5) was hot out of the fryer and plentiful. It takes about 30 – 40 minutes for the food to be called in and delivered, but the food is worth waiting for.
The beers were cheap when we came in around 6:30 — 7:00. Expecting to pay $ 5 or more for a beer, it was a pleasant surprise that they were only $ 3.
The lower rating is because our waitress was disinterested in us after she realized that only one of us were drinking. Not coming by to check up on us and then looking for her to get the check took quite some time. By the end, we both wanted out of there.

Same bar, different name, This is the spot in GVR that used to be McFadden’s way back when. Nothing particularly unique about it — it’s an Irish pub. It’s definitely a fun place to stop for a beer. It can get quite crowded, but it’s never a type of crowded that gets annoying. And clearly I missed out on the beer pong. Will most definitely be looking into that next time I stop by here.

We had a great time listening to a fun Irish Band, Darby O’Gill and the Little People. Great songs, they take requests and they had just enough crass that made it very fun to watch them heckle the odd balls in the joint (there were a few nut jobs!). Beer was cheep and we bought it by the pitcher.
My friend and I went in the midst of a mellow evening in Vegas and this place lperked us both up!

The home of Darby O’Gill and the Little People. The best local band in Vegas.
Only 4 stars because you have to walk through the douchebags playing beer pong before you get to the stage where Darby plays.