Triple 7 - Reviews

My experience on a Sunday at 1 PM was disheartening. There was only one other table occupied, which was surprising. We looked at the very pathetic menu and decided to leave. It's no wonder the place was empty. I have fond memories of coming here a few years ago, and it's sad to see all the places I used to love going downhill.

My experience at this restaurant was quite positive overall. I really enjoyed the beer, especially the hefeweizen. The food was good for the price, although my chicken sandwich was a bit burnt. The service was also friendly.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The food was tasty and the portions were large for the money. We enjoyed it so much that we went back the next night. The service was also so good. Shane served us at the bar both nights; he was friendly and very efficient. We'll definitely be back.

My experience at this restaurant was great, especially the craft beer. The food was also pretty good. It's definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The staff was super friendly, super fast, and very attentive. We enjoyed really good food, including beer from their own brewery. We felt very comfortable and will definitely return. Keep up the great work!

As brew hoppers, this brew house is now number 3 on our list of favorites. Our bartender, Ron, was excellent. The flight was great, and after sampling, I chose the Oktoberfest, while my husband chose the Brew Masters Reserve.

My recent experience at this restaurant was disappointing. The food wasn't seasoned very well, and to make matters worse, one of my companions found a long black hair in his burger. We used to come here every time we visited Vegas, but I think this last time was the last.

I visited this restaurant with friends from out of town on a Sunday evening for dinner and to catch up. We all decided to try the Prime Rib, and for the price, it was a good choice. While the Prime Rib itself was good, the baked potato could benefit from more variety in its accompaniments, such as bacon bits and cheese. Beyond the food, which was decent, the service was another area that needs attention. We experienced long waits for water and soft drink refills. When we did manage to notify our waitress, she responded with a dismissive 'one moment please, ' which was surprising given the restaurant was only about a quarter full. When we requested more water, she returned with only one glass, despite our party of five. I've heard that service in Vegas has declined while prices have increased, and I can confirm that the service level at this establishment definitely needs to improve. Next time I meet my friends, I'll suggest a neighborhood spot that seems to appreciate its customers more.

My experience at The Main Street Station was quite disappointing. The C+ level buffet was closed most evenings, leaving only the 777 "brewery" as a dining option. Upon arrival, I was informed that my small service dog would have to sit on the floor, which was inconvenient. We were looking for a booth to dine in, but there were none available, only tables with hard chairs. Since the site offered food to go, we decided to get our dinners to go. However, we were then told that despite what the menus and site indicated, they wouldn't prepare orders to go. In this situation, we sat down, placed our complete order (without beverages or soups), and then promptly ordered boxes to pack our untouched "left-overs" for transport. The food itself was rated a B; it was edible but not great.

We came here for dinner and everyone ordered the prime rib, which was cooked to order. The food was good, though I'm not sure it's worth almost $30 a plate. They used to have a decoration called “flaming hurricane” served in a souvenir cup, but that's an old offering and no longer available. The service was fine, nothing special. It wasn't bad, but perhaps the buffet would be a better option.