Madison Avenue

Me and the hubby came thru tonight crossing our fingers Carlos was still bartending… We as a couple hadn’t come here in a few years but this was hubby’s spot back in his bachelor days… We walked in the door and to our surprise Carlos was still the swing shift bartender!!! He is an awesome bartender and the food is great. I had the blt with onion rings and it was delicious. I would have given 5 stars but I was dissapointed because a few years ago Carlos served me a flaming Dr. Pepper (I had quite a few back then) and they were delicious! So I was excited to come back and have it again but to my dissapointment they no longer carry 151 so he tried to «flame» it with something else but it wasn’t the same :(…he tried tho, that’s all that matters. But it was a nice atmosphere considering on what side of town it’s in and the patrons are friendly

I enjoy a good hole in the wall joint as much as the next guy, but I wouldn’t return… especially without a tetanus booster first. You may overlook some of the rough edges so you can watch a game with other Eagles fans but there are a lot of rough edges to overlook.

Good burger and fingers, good service… interesting crowd. I’ve passed this spot several times over the past few months and finally went in tonight (around 530pm), so the boyfriend and I could satisfy our curiosity. I dig the name but find it funny other Unilocal reviews say this is a Philadelphia Eagles bar, seeing how madison avenue is in New York City.
Anywho, Erica was tending to a busy bar and also served as our waitress. There weren’t really any tables set up to dine on, they were all pushed towards the walls, it seemed diners had to kind of find your own. We walked inside, past the bar, tvs, and first set of pool tables to the upstairs back area with more tvs, pool tables and dart board. We ordered soft drinks, then our dinner order with Erica, who was really nice, and our food came shortly thereafter. There was a one-​page paper menu full of what you would expect on a Tuesday night at a bar: burgers, chili dogs, individual pizza, wings, tenders, potato skins. And all relatively inexpensive. Only downside was the chili dogs were too overcooked to eat, but Erica told the cook/​chef and that was removed from our bill. It got busy and Erica told us to pay our bill at the window, which turned out to be the place the food is left by the cook/​chef when its ready, so that was different. Also different was a random gal –but harmless, probably a regular patron, maybe drunk?- who came up to say hi to me. When we left at 625-​ish all of the seats at the bar were taken and a pool tourney was possibly in effect. Interesting joint!

Don’t judge a bar by the strip mall it’s located in. This is the best spot for Eagles games.
Last night I met up with some friends to watch the Eagles game at Madison Ave. (If you are an Eagles fan, you HAVE to come here for a game) The beer was inexpensive, the staff was attentive and friendly and the football fans were great. This was the best football watching experience I have had in Las Vegas. This is a modest establishment that takes care of its customers.
On a side note, the cheesesteaks were pretty good and they handed out tastycake bites at halftime.

I’ve experienced better hole-​in-​the-​walls, unfortunately, until an other Eagles theme bar becomes public, this is my go to place.
I called to confirm the last viewing of the Eagles game. She confirmed and even pitched Philly favorites like scrapple and cheese steaks. Right away, I was enthused.
Come Sunday, I arrived at half time. Tried to order scrapple and eggs– they were out. She assured me that they have never ran out before. So, I got the cheese steak. It seemed authentic, but the meager portions were so west coast.
Somewhere in the mix, I asked for Flyers’ score from the night before, but had to resort to another patron’s info. Found out later that the Philly menu was only available for the hours of the game.
I guess I shouldn’t bash them for being only an Eagles themed bar rather than a Philadelphia themed bar. But I can say if you run out of Eagles-​themed menu items early in the second half and get me askin’ where’s the beef in the cheese steaks, the delivery needs improving.
If I find scrapple somewhere else, I may not return.

cops in the parking lot looking for drugs and dui’s. i wanted to watch the eagles game here, but i don’t need cops harrassing me when i leave. avoid this area like the plague.

This place is in the most ghetto but cool place I have ever been in my life, well maybe not, but at least lately. Every time I have been here so far, a seriously degenerate issue comes up.
The latest issue was a Mexican man approaching me and my boyfriend very drunk and just talking to me, out of the blue.
That same day some weird cheesy looking guy from Seattle was there obsessing on a nearby slot machine and too eager to have small talk with me.
A couple months prior, a woman passed out drunk and fell out of her chair. After she regained consciousness, she asked the waitress for some free food and I offerred half of my late night breakfast in which he carried out of the restaurant and was chased down by the chef for stealing the dishes.
I like the chef or should I say, cook there. He is very nice and extremely friendly. There are pool tables, darts, a cigarette machine, and a jukebox. It’s a super dive with some character, but if it were not up the street and if my boyfriend didn’t like their pizza so much, I would not come here.
I must admit though that the drama here is really funny and I am a little bit attracted to the scenery.
Plus, they have PBR on tap and cheap house wine that you can get comped if you put money in their slot machines. But be careful, their slot machines are old and the buttons are sticky and easy to make mistakes on. If you are drunk, you could easily lose a lot of money fast!