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Fairly typical casino brewpub, but separated from the casino village inn restaurant albuquerque with walls around most of the restaurant. Long curved and meandering bar with machines built into most of the bar space. Lots of tables including a few outside the doors overlooking the casino.
Access is easy as you can park in their parking deck and walk across the bridge to get to the casino. The brewpub is right at the entrance so you can get to it without having to search for it throughout the casino. They do change for parking, but the brewpub will validate the parking. Remember to bring in your ticket.
The beer was better than your typical casino brewpub. They had a great IPA and a Belgian IPA. I stayed a bit longer for an extra IPA and to loose $25 in the bar top VP machine. But they did comp my bar tab for the IPA and eight beer sampler, so that was almost an even break. reviewed on: 2009-07-21 18:00:19
Not a bad little village inn restaurant albuquerque place for a bite to eat and some decent beer. Unfortunately, it's located village inn restaurant albuquerque in the middle of a casino. I guess that isn't too bad if that's why you're in Reno. But, for those of us that don't have the money to waste on gambling it's extremely toturous to meander through the machinations of the Nevada Gaming Commission. Their selection is relatively limited compared to some of the other establishments I've frequented. However, if/when you're in the area give it try I don't think you'll be disappointed. Drink up the liver is evil and must be punished. reviewed on: 2009-04-13 00:12:14
Brew Brothers is located on the upper level, by the bridge connecting the Eldorado and the Silver Nugget casinos. The long casino bar meanders along in front of the tanks and kitchen areas. There are some tall tables and additional table seating in the adjacent dining area with TVs everywhere. There are additional tables "outside" the pub proper, in the casino.