PT’s

Came here to meet someone (blind date) and I felt very comfortable with the atmosphere. The bartenders that were serving us were friendly, kind, and sweet. The music playing in the background was awesome. Ordered the steak quesadilla which was delicious. We had such a great time we were there from 9pm to 2:30am! Nothing like enjoying a cigarette with your drinks and being able to converse with someone without feeling annoyed, uncomfortable, etc. What was great was the fact that it was close by to our homes. All in all, I had a great experience and look forward to coming back. Thank you

Meh. I’m a 20+ year Vegas resident and have always known this location existed, but have only been here 3 times in the last year. One Sunday for football, a swing, and a grave. With the exception of the Sunday day shift bartender, each time I walk out feeling that I just wasted time and money that I wish I had spent elsewhere.
I couldn’t tell you what color the walls are in this place, but it always feels dark and dingy. Even during the day. The staff is no different. seems like they’re just going through the motions waiting for quitting time. The clientele reflects the same. As if people are just there out of convenience.
Having been to various PT“s over the years, (with very few exceptions) most times if you don’t personally know the bartender the service sucks and people who work there seem to be hired for every other reason other than their knowledge, abilities and customer service skills. Good bartenders get moved to shifts where there are no customers, or leave altogether, and bad bartenders get rewarded with busy shifts seemingly just for sticking it out, being under 35, or having tits.
PT’s marketing seems to pretty much amounts to a concentrated strategy of «Put one on every corner and then put all of the pressure on the min wage bartenders (who by trade are not marketers) to magically make something happen».
With the exception of a handful of locations and employees, the company has become a boring, cookie cutter, stale reflection of what it thinks Vegas used to be, and is completely out of touch with what Vegas is and the markets and neighborhoods that they serve. It’s main goal seems to be amassing real estate, not actually innovating or customer service.
How do you know you’re not at a PT’s? You get a beverage napkin under your drink, and the bartender actually checks on you from time to time even if you aren’t gambling.
In 2016 when anyone can pull the world up on their cell phones, it’s strange to put money into an «internet» jukebox and find «certain» music blocked. I’ve been to a lot of bars in many states and Pt’s jukeboxes are the only censored internet devices (for grown ups) that I have ever seen. Even Rick James?! C’mon!
Why even bother having a jukebox? Just play satellite radio and leave it at that. I understand that certain gamers may not want to hear Dr. Dre’ or Wu-​Tang 24/​7, but in it’s attempt to cater to one specific kind of customer from the 1950’s (a shrinking demographic that has almost completely disappeared), PT’s as a group has become just blah, outdated, and isn’t any thing to anybody. But that may be just a symptom of what Vegas bars as a whole have become and no one seems to be willing to break the mold and move forward.
Nothing reflects that old mentality more than it’s insistence on playing Fox News on it’s TV’s.You think of your local tavern as the place to get away from it all and relax, and yet every PT’s you walk into makes it a point to let you know their political views. Everyone in the free world knows what Fox News is. It’s not a secret.
Maybe it’s a not so subtle message to let you know who their target market is and that no one else is welcome. I don’t know. it’s just strange that they go out of their way to make sure it’s always playing,
I have an idea, since you profess to be a sports bar how about just playing all sports? You know. the thing that I don’t normally get at home, or on my phone. I don’t need to go to the bar to see Fox News. I go to the bar to get away from things like Fox News.
Overall if you think of PT’s for what it used to be back in the day, and expect that level of excitement and customer service, you’ll be severely disappointed in what the majority of PT’s have become today. Yes they have a lot of locations, most of which they seem to be just dragging along behind them. And yes I’m sure as a corporation they’re making money at the moment. However if I didn’t know a few people who still worked for this company, I would easily pass it by like a tasteless piece of dried tofu on the side of the road. Options in this town are plentiful. You don’t have to put forth much effort to get something different from the same old stale bar with apathetic service.
I had once hoped that the new corporate PT’s with all of their various names (Gold.Tavern. Pub. Place. and so on…) would raise the bar in this town, but the reality is that they’ve actually lowered it while simultaneously saturating the market with total suck. And it seems like everyone realizes it except the people in the corporate office.
Is it just PT’s? That would probably be unfair to say. The Vegas bar scene as a whole is stale and boring, and none of the main players are leading to improve it.

We’ve been to this location a number of times. They serve cheap beer and offer bar games, such as pool, darts, & golden tee. If you’re looking for something more than a divey bar feel, look elsewhere.
They have a full menu. It’s okay food if you’re looking to fill your belly while you drink your beer, but I wouldn’t call it a destination restaurant. We’ve had the sliders, chili, man n cheese bites, & wings: they were all middle of the line. I wasn’t a fan of the pizza there, so definitely wouldn’t recommend.
To order, you’ll have to see the bartender. Go find a place at the bar, place your food order and someone will bring it to you at your table.
Overall, if you’re looking for a drink and some video gambling games or bar games this place will fill your needs. Don’t come in expecting to find a place with spectacular service or spectacular food.

We waited for about 5 minutes at the bar– no service, sat a table for another 15 – 20 no service. Blonde bartender with curly short hair was talking with everyone, she looked straight at us multiple times but didn’t even acknowledge us. Had to walk out! Very poor service! We think she was waiting for happy hour to end to come serve us.

Chicken fingers were a little on the crunchy side and dry french fries were kind of sorry the mozzarella cheese sticks were okay not enough marinara sauce though the chili cheese fries we’re good so that being said I give them 4 stars it was really quiet and not a lot of people there so I can’t really judge the atmosphere but the seatings look nice and the bartender was kind

Jessie is the best bartender ever… I would have given myself more stars if there was an opportunity

So I’m a masochist…
I keep visiting this Joint every couple of month with the hope things will improve, but they never do.
The atmosphere is dumpy, the food is greasy, the service is so so… sometimes better then worst.
Last night I experienced the straw that broke the camel’s back, I asked for ranch dressings to go with my (very) greasy fries and was charged $ 1.25 for a single ounce of it.
Goodby PT’s may we never meet again.

this place sucks! terrible customer service there was about 26 people there and only 1 bartender we were sitting on a table the bartender just put our drinks at the bar and made us get up walk all the way and get them ourselves plus not to mention had to wait at least 30 min to order a drink

Shelby is the biggest bitch in the world. If you are not a regular on day shift. She pays no attention to you and treats you like shit.

This shitty as bartender had 3 people at the bar today. Took 10 min from when I walked in to ask me what I want. Got a flat miller lite. Then when I asked price for the beers she snapped back and said «you want me to tell you all 25 of them» then laughed a sarcastic laugh. I asked what blue moon was and she goes «it’s 6.25 and walked away» I then waited another 5 minutes til she got done emptying every ash tray at the bar to come back and take my order. I was there to watch the Spurs game and she refused to change the TV that was in front of me from some day time crime show and told me I had to move to the other side of the bar to watch it, right next to the old couple playing the game machines. Terrible service, terrible attitude, I didn’t even tip her.

Food — good bar food! (Pizza, wings, fries, bikini wrap w wing sauce!) YUM!
Service — Mark — like WHOA! Happiest, most professional person I’ve ever met. I’ll come here all the time just because of the way I was treated by him. THANK YOU MARK!!!
Cleanliness– it’s all good. No complaints.
Security– don’t feel like I’m gonna get shot or robbed.
Hmmm idk. A lot of fun stuff! Love the darts!

¹⁰⁄₁₀ they had beer which is good because they are a bar. Also, I can watch my lvtv as I am an avid spelunker. Snapbacks were rampant I felt the buzz. It was also really warm which is good because we live in a desert.

A big group of us are here today to have a good time. Drink, shoot some pool and let me tell you the bartender is absolutely horrible. There is just a few other people here. I came up to the bar to ask if they can put the game we came in for on one of the TVs and it took FOREVER for her to even acknowledge me sitting at the bar. Then she says to me, «I really have to finish this story (and points to a male customer) but what do you want?» — rudely. Then I come up to the bar a little later after our group has already spent quite a bit on drinks, and I’m trying to order food for us … Guess what, I sit there with the menu in hand for at least 10 – 15 mins and still no acknowledgement… I sit and patiently wait as she’s talking it up with another male customer then goes on her cell. Finally I said, fu*k it. I cannot believe how horrible the customer service is. And I think it’s because either I’m not a regular or I don’t have the right body parts. I am utterly appalled. And, no I will never return to this location. You are losing money with this bartender running your bar.

I’ve been to a few PT’s, but this one is my go to spot. Always a good crowd, never crowded, and the bartender Mark is always there to take care of you. Can’t complain at all.

Bars don’t really have to do much to capture a decent review from me, specially in Vegas where they have gaming. I’ve been here before several times for some late night pizza and nothing stood out nor got under my skin. Last night was by far the worst experience of my life at any bar. My buddy was going to a bank to get some gambling cash so asked me to order him some beer and get us a pizza. I sit down, put a twenty in the machine and started to order; this is the beginning of the nightmare experience… I order his beers and myself a bud light response: «I can’t comp you a large beer and your friend can order his own beers.» Ok fine he’s irritated about something, understandable. Next question, «well can I please get a chicken bbq pizza?» Without missing a beat, «$ 9 how do you plan on paying for that!?» I haven’t even played a hand yet and if he gathered to look at my card, he would have seen that I go to pts a lot. My buddy comes in and before I can even tell him about why he didn’t get his beers the bartender does the exact same thing even though I had an open tab. If that wasn’t bad enough he had an attitude the entire night and was often found sitting down before I can place order. Never again will I go here because of that experience.1 star is being generous.

It was OK. I wasn’t scared or threatened, but I also didn’t have that instant thought after you sit down with your first drink, «wow, I need to come here more often.» My husband and I sat on a couch and watched the local news. Someone at the bar was eating nachos and they looked good. That’s about it.

A few weeks ago my daughter and her friends came to visit Vegas. We have tried a few other pt’s around the area and the experience was great. We decided to go to this pt’ on rainbow since it was closest to the house. The lady bartender was the worst. She completely ignored us and stuck to her usual customers. The busboy was more helpful. We made sure she got no tips and we gave the tip to the busboy instead. Tip to the lady bartender– be friendly and courteous to all that walks in that door. It pays your salary. It doesn’t hurt to smile.

The atmosphere in this place is about the only thing this place has going on on a Saturday night.
The bartender «mark» did a horrible job with service.
Had me and my group waiting about an hour to get anything.
I waited an hour to order some food. I finally got up and complained to the manager about my dilemma. She was very attentive and took care of my problem (thanks jessie). Everytime mark came around he kept acting like a complete a**hole.
This guy needs to be replaced with a hearltess evil vilian, maybe he’ll be a better bartender.

Came looking for a nice place to watch Hockey… and I found it… Comfy seating… good service… my new go to place

I should let you know that I have a very basic list of requirements in a bar: attractive lady bartenders, ice-​cold beers, good service, low prices. THAT’S IT. I love having a million tv’s all over the place, but that seems like an extra perk to me. Having said that… I love PT’s.
This particular location is semi-​close to work, so sometimes we drop in to grab a drink after work. I only ever get a beer or two before heading out for other things, so I cannot complain too much about prices or anything like that. However, I showed up last Sat at like 5pm with a buddy, and all drinks were half-​priced with their loyalty card. We had a lot of Jack and Coke’s for like $ 30, which was a great deal. I was totally happy with the price, the drinks flowed well, and the lady bartender was hot. Happy camper, right?
Mostly. At first, they were quick to keep giving us new drinks. Towards the end, they tapered off really quick. I could’ve totally had another drink had they offered, but I sobered up and realized the best thing would be for me to stop.
Still, I’ll be back.