Personally, after working in an Irish pub as a twentysomething, I have high standards for these types of places. But as soon as I sat down at the bar, very authentic btw, I knew I had found a home! This place is it. \nI am a fan of a beer called Belhaven Scottish Ale, and its not a beer that can be found everywhere. So I always ask to see if they have it, and when they did,  I was psyched!\nThe entertainment is legit, Monday night there was a solo Irish fellow who nailed it. Tuesday and Wednesday there was a duo called (I think) the Black Irish, with a guitarist and a mandolin/lead guitarist who are straight from Dublin, and let me tell you, it felt like St. Patty's Day in Boston in there. Those two like to extend the songs with jams, and it works perfectly. The place was raucous for these acts, which only heightens the experience for those who have had it before somewhere in a place more legit than Vegas. I never expected to be haunting an Irish pub here, of all places. \nFood, I had the \nThe staff is great, they're all wicked friendly and they all seem to be glad to be there. My favorite bartender was Susan, and she was only working Monday night, and I went back on Tuesday and Wednesdays too. Don't tell anybody, but I had a crush on her for the two hours I was there, that girl is a sweetheart!....But all of the staff,  they're all good, really. \nOh yeah, finally, I saw something there that I never have seen before. The manager was either taking the temperature, or measuring the nitrogen concentration off of the Guinness tap with some newfangled gadget.  Just so they make sure they pour the perfect pint. Then, right after that, the people next to me ordered a \"Irish car bomb,\" and the bartenders nailed it.  I knew I was home.\nIf you want the Vegas experience, go somewhere else, cause this place felt like home to me, the place in town that we all used to go to and spin our wheels (but never drive home). When I come back, the first place I'm going is that bar and asking for a Belhaven.  \nExactly what I never expected to find, and a perfect place for those of us who shy away from the bright light, big city places in Las Vegas.\n\"I've been a wild rover, for many a-years. I spent all me moneys on whiskeys and beer.\"