Golden Circle Sports Bar
Sports bar · South Las Vegas ·
Comfort food, craft beer, big video walls, non-smoking
Comfort food, craft beer, big video walls, non-smoking
"Operates as a no-cover viewing option with first-come seating and food and drink available for purchase; a convenient, lower-cost choice for catching games without booked packages." - Matthew Kang
"Golden Circle offers unlimited drink options during every football Sunday, and Super Bowl Sunday is no exception. For $50, you’ll get access to seven draft beers, all of which pair well with its comfort-food menu of hot dogs, chicken tenders, wings, nachos, and more." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"Golden Circle Sportsbook & Bar at Treasure Island has a sprawling video wall and serving all-you-can-drink draft beers and premium cocktails for $99. Admission includes reserved seating." - Susan Stapleton
"Opened just in time for the NFL season (and timed for college football and the delayed Kentucky Derby), this newly debuted 12,000-square-foot sportsbook and bar seats about 750 and centers around a massive video wall for games and races. The space includes a full bar, VIP seating, and a dining program of small bites and main courses—highlights include a giant pretzel with cheese sauce and honey mustard, chicken wings, nachos, salads, a house burger carrying the venue’s branding, a bison burger, and desserts such as churros and a black-and-white cookie (many items start around $12.95). Operational details are guest-friendly: the snack bar and sports bar are open daily from noon to 10 p.m., kiosks for placing wagers run 24 hours, and live teller windows operate Monday–Thursday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and Friday–Sunday 9 a.m.–9 p.m. The venue doubled in size after relocating into part of the former buffet space (which closed in March), and ownership estimated roughly $3.5 million in construction costs." - Susan Stapleton
"Part of a resort’s multi-million-dollar buffet overhaul, this new sports-bar concept—built around the 'Beer. Bets. Bites.' ethos—occupies a corner of the former buffet footprint and has expanded into adjacent gift shop space. Open daily from 11 a.m. to close and easy to find off the casino floor, the non-smoking lounge is designed for game-watching with a huge LED video wall, plentiful LCD monitors and bar-top video gaming. A formal menu of 'gourmet comfort food' is still to be announced, but a generous portion of nachos has been previewed. Beverage offerings include craft beers and familiar favorites, with promotions such as select 16-ounce drafts for $6 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and all-day beer buckets (four of five choices for $25, depending on brand)." - Bradley Martin
