Todd English P.U.B.

I went there with my husband 2 years ago and it was a 4 ish… We waited a long time on a middle of the week off season mid day very slow … My daughter and I went last night the dinners were cold and we were completely underwhelmed! I got the lobster rolls .I have to admit the bread part was magical nit the rest especially the bland nasty oniony cole slaw yuck! My daughter had hangers and mash… no gravy and ice cold.

This place was overpriced for the quality. Sporadic lunch service didn’t make it any better. Todd English is a talent, but this place is a standard pub with jacked up prices. Sorry guys and gals.

Todd English’s P.U.B. was a fun experience that my friends and I made sure we had while we were in Vegas. Known for it’s 7-​second beer challenge, I’d say this place has a good bit more to offer other than chugging cheap beer.
The pub has a fairly extensive beer menu that will accommodate even the most picky beer drinkers (me). I’m not a huge fan of beer in general, but I was able to find a couple things I enjoyed after checking out the menu. The bartenders were helpful and were fun to interact with while doing the 7-​second chug.
We sat outside which was awesome in January! Our server was a cheery lady so that was good. I got the pretzels with cheese and they were damn good. My friends got a couple orders of the west coast oysters and they were raving about them so I gotta recommend those as they are less than 2 days removed from the ocean when they hit your table.
This is a fun stop if you’re in Vegas if you want to experience a little bit of Todd English!

Brunch until 2pm is great when you stay up all night gambling. The open egg breakfast sandwich is a great way to start your day. The grapefruit Radler is a nice drink, especially with an extra shot of vodka. Televisions throughout the restaurant make it a great place to watch your favorite team.

Love the place. The bloody’s are amazing. Who knew you could have lunch in glass with all the delectable nutrients. Happy lunch time.

Great beer selection but they will set you back a few pretty pennies. Lobster roll was creamy and super filling. Fish and chips had huge pieces of fish. Tucked into the corner so keep your eyes open.

I’ve been wanting to try this place since the last time I stayed at the Aria. I loved the ample indoor and outdoor seating. This place is wedged between the aria and the crystals. The inside has an open floor plan and an open kitchen. Tons of tvs to catch the games. I tried the spicy crispy chicken wings, skinny fries, and a side salad with an oregano vinaigrette. The wings were huge in size but delicious and meaty. The Buffalo sauce was creamy and just the right amount of heat. Fries were nice and crispy. It came with an addictive truffle mayo dipping sauce. Our server was awesome. She was very friendly and attentive. Oh by the way, they start you off with a bucket of buttery popcorn which I couldn’t stop eating.

Recently got away from the hustle and bustle of LA, to find myself in the gamblers mecca. Upon my recent Vegas trip, I decided to try a new place since it was close to where I was staying. The restaurant was very nice with an oyster bar at the actual bar. I met some really cool individuals here. Drinks kept on flowing and all the bartenders seemed to really be happy to be there. I tried their beef sliders and they were super juicy. I’d come back again.

Good place to go to get drinks, meet a couple of new people, get some food, watch some games. I came last night with my girlfriend and had a great time. I was there to catch one of the football games and although I was there for hours it didn’t seem that long. The bartender was great and a cutie. The burger sliders I had were good. The drinks were good, the bartender made us a shot called alien orgasm and that was something new to try. They also have a beer challenge that people were doing all night. Nice vibe. I’d go again.

If you’re here just for dinner and a beer or maybe brunch, then there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy yourself. If you’ve come to drink more than two beers, you might be safe if you bring an extra Benjamin. Although they have a top tier beer selection, they’ve quite simply priced me out. It’s understandable for the price point for a cask ale or for a bottled specialty brew, but for common microbrews on tap (Boston Beer, Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, Anchor) that you can find readily and locally, the mark up is preposterous ($ 14 for a pint of Fat Tire or Sam). Yes, I am completely aware and cognizant it’s on the Strip, in Crystals, and it should be expected, but as Chris Carter would say, «C’Mon Man!»
My brother and I came here after a race during late night happy hour. Happy hour is the best time to have multiple beers because drafts are half off the average $ 12-​$ 14 price tag for a pint. Happy hour specials also include a dozen oysters for $ 23, $ 2 wings (which include the wing, drum, and tip), and $ 3 sliders. These food prices are a minute discount from the regular price and you’re not really getting that good of a deal.
We enjoyed the food that we did taste. The East coast oysters were served with a mignonette, straight horseradish, and cocktail sauce. The wings had a more tangy kick and the sliders were a decent size with sweet grilled onions and a sauce on the patty. Dennis was our server and he did an excellent job and had good knowledge of the beer list as he offered me a Stone Brewing milk stout after I found out that they were tapped out of the Dragon’s Milk. After we finished eating the apps and drinking a couple of beers each, our tab was sitting at $ 76. We didn’t feel like going broke without even catching a buzz, so we passed on entrees and called it a night.
I don’t doubt that the James Beard award-​winning chef’s food is delicious and I would come back to sample more but I would go with the game plan to not drink more than one beer. If I’m on the Strip and looking for an even larger beer selection with pints that are literally half the price, I’ll head over to Yard House in the LINQ.

Their buffalo burger was to die for. One of the best burger’s I’ve ever had. While in Las Vegas I stayed at Aria, which is right next door, and I have to admit I ate here twice during my short 4 day stay. There are tons of delicious restaurants in Las Vegas, which I think only attests more to the deliciousness of their food. They have a great happy hour deal, which is ½ off all beer pints and $ 3 sliders. I believe their happy hour is from 3 – 6 pm. The first time I went there I also got the fresh oysters with the dipping sauces and even though I’m not a huge seafood fan, these oysters were out of this world. One note of caution is to watch out for their fresh horseradish sauce that comes with the oysters — I added a little too much (which was hardly anything) with my first bite and my nostrils felt it!!!
Overall they have a GREAT assortment of craft beers, the food is excellent and it is all VERY decently priced for a Las Vegas restaurant. Highly recommend this place!

Our friends were in town with their 3 year old son, they chose this place since they have been here and it’s family friendly. The munchkin loved the little buckets of popcorn on the table, kudos on the distraction method.
I ordered the coco moco for my drink, it was devine! In the distance I swear I could hear James Taylor serenading «Mexico». Really good transporting drinks here!
I ordered the duck buns, very good and not heavy. The duck was moist and the buns soft, nothing worse than tough buns :).
I then ordered the lobster rolls. *Que screeching breaks sound clip… riiight Now*. So I wasn’t sure what to think. I still don’t know what to think. Finding amazing lobster rolls outside of New England is not easy and I’ll leave it right there. I should have ordered the burger.
Other than the lobster roll thing, everything was fantastic. Friends happy. The munchkin happy. Full bellies. Great service. Nice evening.

I recommend valeting your car if you want to go here. It can be a bit confusing to get to from the parking garage. Ask someone to direct you because it is located at the very corner in front of the valet entrance.
When you first walk in, you can feel it is a pub. There is a big bar with lots of beers on tap. TV’s showing the game and people having a great time! We sat at one of the high-​tops and enjoyed ourselves. The hostess was very sweet with a warm smile. Our service welcomed us and brought us our drinks. I got a merlot and my boyfriend drank water. They give you a bucket of popcorn, which is so good!
I must warn you: DO NOT EAT ALL THE POPCORN. You will get full. Although it is a light snack, you become susceptible to mindless eating. I would save your stomach for the other dishes!
We ordered two dishes: the foot-​long Artisinal chili hot dog with a side of fries and the Lobster rolls. The hot dog was decent. The size is huge! I would recommend sharing it if you can. It was hard to eat since it was so big. The fries are thin crunchy fries. Their ranch their is quality buttery ranch so I would order a side of that.
Now the lobster rolls. That is what made the experience so great. If I had to rate the lobster rolls by themselves I would give it a 5. The lobster was tender. The sauce was delicious. The buttered toast was the right amount of crunch. The cole slaw on the side is the best I ever had in Las Vegas. The chips were chips. There was nothing special with it. It comes with three rolls that are pretty filling.
The place is decently priced. The ambiance is great. I would recommend getting reservations if you can especially on the weekends or on game nights. The attire is pretty casual. The servers are great and the place looks clean. It is a true pub. I also suggest walking around the Aria after you are done eating. It is a great way to let your food settle and see beautiful art.
I would go back 1,000 times just to eat those Lobster Rolls. Overall experience is a 4.

Located at Crystals, the luxury shopping destination at Aria — it’s a cool spot with nice décor and a laid back vibe.
It’s meant to resemble a New York style pub. There is a large bar and lots of table seating, along with a patio.
The service was fast and friendly and my Reuben was really good. A very large portion, but super messy (not a bad thing).
Prices are what you would expect on the Strip (on the higher side). If you are staying at Aria and looking for something more laid back and casual, I would definitely suggest Todd English PUB. They also have a pretty awesome beer selection, which includes a 7 second challenge — if you can chug a pint of beer in 7 seconds or less, it’s free!

I was heading out after being in the room working all day. So hungry, didn’t feel like spending an arm and leg inside the hotel. Headed out toward the Crystal Shops and this is the first restaurant I saw.
I walked by, then walked back. I saw a sign for their Happy Hour and it included oysters… of all things, oysters. It was beckoning me!!!
We were seated right away when we walked in. This place has a lot of seating. Very nice and open space, you can see into the kitchen, nice.
We ordered off the happy hour menu, sliders which were like $ 3 I think, wings which were $ 2, some fries and I got oysters which were $ 3. Everything we got was so good! I asked for the wings to be cooked crispy, I can’t stand slimy wings. They were crisp and flavorful, couldn’t believe it. It was the whole wing, it was separated, which you rarely see. The fries were great, the oysters were good as well. My mom got a milkshake which she said was very delicious.
Great price, service was good, not a long wait, it was clean.
Overall, I’d definitely come here again. I wish there was one closer to me!

This pub is super spacious inside and the chairs are comfy! They have patio seats with a nice view of the city center and Aria. The menu offer big selection :)
Food
Lobster rolls (⁵⁄₅) — Omg it was flavorful, tasty and just perfect!
Chicken wings (3.5÷5) — the wings were decent
I definitely want to come back and try the other items.

Completely blown away by scrumptious food and impeccable service!
If you haven’t been to this enjoyable little spot right outside of Crystals you must try it!
We were greeted by a host and a manager before grabbing a seat at the bar. A bartender came right over offering us menus, ice water and information about their expansive beer list!
Their décor is old school English pub with great lighting fixtures, funky pieces of art décor and an old school feel by allowing you to drop your peanut shells on the floor.
Another bartender checked on us a few minutes later to put in our order. We took all his suggestions and I’m so glad we did!
We ordered the house made Bologna sandwich, the lobster rolls and the fried pickles. I also ordered a Bloody Mary and my partner got a Delirium Tremens and also took the 7 second beer challenge.
The Bologna sandwich was one of the BEST things I’ve ever eaten! Who knew something so nostalgic could be so delectable! This sandwich is filled with gooey mozzarella cheese, a tangy mustard sauce, layers of thinly sliced smokey salty house made Bologna and served on perfect toasted Texas toast. Yum! It’s served in a bag and comes with house made potato chips and a chocolate chip cookie. Just like mom used to make you for school… But 100% better. Order this sandwich and enjoy every single bite because you’ll be sad when lunch comes to an end.
The lobster rolls couldn’t look or taste any better. I’ve never had such large pieces of lobster served in my roll before. Smaller versions of their adult counter part these little gems are full of sweet lobster tossed in brown butter with a warm aioli and served on a buttered roll along side house made coleslaw and chips. Perfection!
The fried pickles were my least favorite only because I’m so used to the usual dill pickle chip. These were more of a butter pickle and sweeter than my liking. The sauces were enticing, three of them including a bbq, spicy ranch and my personal favorite the blue cheese fondue. If you like your fried pickles a little on the sweet side these would be a good choice!
Our bartenders were so helpful, wonderful servers. They were friendly and their recommendations were spot on. These reasons made our meal, and first time experience at Todds English P.U.B.much more enjoyable! We will return!

Eh… food is just ok. One of the more affordable restaurants located at Crystals but still… it’s pricey for what you really get.
Came here for a quick lunch on a Monday, Labor Day weekend. We ordered the chicken pot stickers as our appetizer. It was $ 18 but it only came with 4 pieces. What the…4?! That’s it? We ordered salads for our entrees cuz damn… we needed something healthy after 2 days of eatin’ like a tourist. My boyfriend ordered the iceberg wedge salad $ 14 and I ordered a chicken cesar salad $ 14 + added chicken for $ 8. Wait… so you’re telling me it cost $ 22 for a normal chicken cesar salad?! WOW!!! That’s sad. I guess in order for you to be «healthy,» you gotta cough up some cash. He enjoyed his wedge salad but I thought mine was just ok.
Burgers and sliders can range anywhere from $ 18 – 25. Chicken and waffles were $ 24. Fish and chips were $ 25. (ouch!)
There are plenty of other restaurants on The Strip that’s a better bang for your buck. This is def a no-​go for me in the future.

First time here for dinner. When staying at the Aria or Vdara, this is a tradition usually for lunch. It was busy on a Friday night, but we only had to wait about 5 minutes. Checking in on Unilocal we got a free beer. Corona Light, free is free you know. They have a great menu with a little bit of everything for everyone. We got the fried pickles as an appetizer. Thin, hot, delish served with 3 dipping sauces. Then came our hot dogs. All beef beauty about 12″, with an amazing bun. It came topped with melted cheese and a sprinkle of scallions. It was served with skinny crispy fries in a funnel. I took ¾ of the dog and a small handful of the fries back to the room.
I highly recommend this Pub. Not quiet for a romantic evening, but you can do that later

I am always in serious need of some solid comfort food in large portions before leaving Las Vegas, this was the perfect place for me after an entire weekend of excessive drinking! Had to get a really good spicy Bloody Mary with Goose vodka first, it was more than a great pour, very spicy and salty, not to mention strong too, loved the cheese in it!
Looked through the extensive menu, lots of items looked very comforting and appetizing. I had lobster roll, it came with three small lobster rolls, kettle chips and housemade slaw, OhMY, just how amazingly flavorful and delicious they were, definitely one of the best lobster rolls I have ever had! Hubby had a hot dog with skinny fries. He loved the very well seasoned oversized all-​beef hot dog, I loved the fries of course. Thought we just ordered some snack food, but the portions were so big! Wish we had time for beer, the selections were huge.
Think I have just found the perfect spot for comfort food and Bloody Marys!

Atendimento muito bom principalmente se for atendido pelo Brandon Cara super legal. Comida muito boa. Happy hour vale muito a pena conferir.