Location: Laughlin
Top Restaurants in Laughlin
Where to eat Pub food in Laughlin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Laughlin. Hit the casinos, watch big-name entertainment and stay at a themed hotel. Las Vegas? No, but this small gambling town on the banks of the Colorado River offers a taste of Vegas minus the glitz, traffic and high costs. Plus, there's much to do here besides gambling. Not only does Laughlin have the Colorado River for boating, swimming, fishing, waterskiing and other sports, but it also has gorgeous Lake Mohave offering much of the same on a grander scale. Golfers will enjoy beautiful courses where reasonable green fees stretch their dollars. For a taste of the Wild West, head to nearby 100-year-old Oatman, where you can catch a mock gunfight and guzzle beer in an old-time saloon. Hiking, anyone? Grapevine Canyon awaits you, famous for the Indian markings - some 800 years old - carved into its boulders. If the slots are calling, you'll find plenty of gaming houses, with water shuttles running between them 24/7. What Laughlin lacks in Vegas glamour, it makes up for in affordability, scenic beauty and aquatic fun.
Things to do in Laughlin
10. Bikini's Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By GARY C
This seems to be one of the local hangouts in Laughlin and i dropped in since i had 30 minutes to kill waiting for my movie in the Outlet Mall to start.. Nice girls who work there and just a laid back local hangout
9. Brew Brothers Tap House
Reviewed By Patty S
We've come to expect casino restaurants to be "fine" and sometimes pretty good. This was a wonderful change. Although the beer isn't "local" to the area, the selections were good and had a beer flight option. The food was a variety of not so typical pub (burger) items. Staff was fun and the food good. Would definitely go back.
8. Buffalo Wild Wings
Overall Ratings
3 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Richard L
We love this place. The manager puts up with me, but she still loves to see us. The bartenders are the best in Bullhead; their happy hour is good but will get better when more appetizers are included.
7. O'Leary's Pub
Reviewed By Lm D
As this was literally around the corner from our hotel, we checked in and went to grab some beer.Husband's first gripe: Irish "Pub" with no Irish beer on tap--sacrilege! He got over it when on the first night we visited, we talked up our Bartender who very kindly gave us tastes of the stuff on tap. We settled on Michelob Amber Bock, which to me tastes like Michelob with a mild, malty sweetness to it. Easy drinking, but gave me and college beer imbibing flashback. . .--though I "choked down" my half of the pitcher, no problem. At somewhere around $5.75 for a 48 oz pitcher, we HAD to drink it all!--And we did. I guess we were price-shocked at the cheapness of the beer compared to California.Just a few people in on this first night, Friday night, looked like locals, quiet. I think the bartender was happy to talk to us. I was informed that I wayyy over-tipped, but I think the bartender deserved it, she was so nice, friendly and helpful and she gave us several good sized sample of the brews on tap at that price!).We tried to order some food, but by the time we got there (some time after 6 pm maybe?) the kitchen was closed down, so be aware, this is a bar, not a brew-pub, gastro-pub, drinking is the order of the day (or should I say evening?).We also visited on valentines day, after our dinner out. It just happened to be Karaoke night. Interesting mix of people: locals, women in some groups, two different motocycle clubs and their girlfriends, the DJ, the Bartender, a rather strange person that seemed somewhat ready to start something up (who knows what, but was warned off by the Bartender). Most of the karaoke-ers were just ok but one older guy sang a country-western song, and while he did not have a lot of volume, he had the words and music down pat, on tune; he was actually pretty good. Some of them were howlers, but everyone was having a good time. Husband said one guy was trying to give him "the look" (that look that says "What'choo lookin' at?!), but all was mellow.We had a good time. Good people watching, good bartending. My last drink was a shot of Patron silver, which I had never tasted before; it was smooth and very good. Husband says the bartender gave me a double for the single price. In any case, it was good and I know I could not toss it off in one gulp, too much and too tasty.Recommended for quiet drinks earlier, and somewhat more noisier drinks later.
Where to eat Seafood food in Laughlin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
6. old town saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By waterdance
This is the second time I've been to this bar. First of all, the kitchen and bar are under different ownership. The first time I came here there were drink and food specials. Those days appear to be gone. The bartender had a nasty attitude as I came in. He stared me down. When I walked to the food area to check out the menu, he reprimanded me for walking to close to a restricted bar area when I was only at the kitchen counter. They still have signs for line dancing classes though. Not likely to come out. For a local friendly bar, go to the hideout.
5. The Regency
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By murphnd
We stopped here because it was the smallest casino on the strip. Had great service and felt like a small town bar from home. Definitely a "locals" bar that catered to motor cyclists. Great people and the "Daniels" restaurant was packed. Many local people said this was the best restaurant in town. Fun! Try it.
4. Pints Brewery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By barbarawerth75
The Colorado Bell sold their Casino 2 months ago. They have made several changes to the entire business! Im not sure if the some changes are good or bad for the entire business of the casino? But one thing I know for sure is that the Pints resturant used to make excelent pizza!! It was considered the one of the best made in all of Laughlin. Alot of people; including myself, would order pizza to go instead of waiting in long lines for dinner at Pints. I ordered it a few times durring the past 2 months! I noticed a big change in the size of my pizza! it waaas nearly 1/2 the size it used to be! Then when I tasted it; it was gushy and bland.. It had much less toppings. Then to add insult to injury; it cost more! In addition; I used to request ranch dressing with I have been going to the Colorado Bell to stay, gamble and eat out for the past 15 years! I am a Gold Card holder and i am a local patron! The new owners have made changes to the entire experience for me and several othe people I have talked to. We agree that to maake changes to improve their profit would be acceptable if the quality of the product and service was improved as well, but that is NOT what has happened. I am dissatisfied and disgouraged about severaal of the changes made at the Colorado Bell Cassino. But the food that used to be excelent is now terrible and more expensive! The attitude of the workers in many areas is rude and inconsiderat. More than that their is less enjoyment overall in the entire experience of going to the Colorado Bell,I am not alone in this opinion!!! The new owners should just spend some time circulating on the floor, in the lines, in the resturants and even in the restrooms!! They would be suprised and enlightened by what they hear!!!
3. The River Dog Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
The River Dog Grill is a great local restaurant and bar. Formally known as Mad Dogs Bar & Grill , we have been in this community for 18 years.
Reviewed By Doug J
Another great stop on our vacation routine! This time, the ad board at the entrance said "BBQ Turkey, Bacon, Cheese Grilled Sandwich $6.95". I had it and could only eat 1/2! Love that they have Tater Tots as an optional side! Great conversation with the happy-hour locals/regulars. Exactly the type of place for a 5:00 vacation beer/drink or two! We usually sit at the bar to make it easier on the bartender/server. Great food, service, and prices! Huge menu.
2. Bighorn Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By erameram
Went on a tour bus from a hotel in Lake Havasu to Laughin River Lodge and Casino. Ride $9.00. Coupon for breakfast at the Bighorn Cafe. Also a free bingo coupon but missed the starting time. Breakfast was adequate. Only two choices, pancakes or eggs, toast, bacon or sausage, hash browns. Husband ordered pancake (3 large) and I the eggs. We split so had some of both. Also coupon for buy one drink second free. Staff down 2 servers had to wait 1/2 hr to be seated but after that service was quick.
1. The Bearded Gentleman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By dreemcatcher25
The big soft pretzel with beer cheese dipping sauce is to die for, the pizza not so good too much cheese not enough sauce. But best friendly environment, good price point, good drinks.
