Hop Nuts Brewing
Brewery · Downtown South ·
Craft brews, IPAs, and Belgian strong ales on tap
Craft brews, IPAs, and Belgian strong ales on tap
"The first brewery to open in the Arts District in 2015 and credited with helping launch the area's beer renaissance, this spot pours from 20 taps including year‑round staples: Harry Porter, a full‑bodied robust porter with rich chocolate and roast character notes, and Green Mamba, a West Coast‑style double IPA with loads of kettle hops and a healthy dry hop that registers at more than 100 IBUs—above the threshold most human taste buds can detect, making it a true bitter hop monster." - Bob Barnes
"The first brewery to open in the Downtown Arts District which led to an avalanche of openings in the area, the name suggests the brewers here are big fans of hops, but there are also beers that are malt-forward. Two of the core beers always available are 18b Pale Ale (named after the 18b Arts District), a classic pale ale with piney, fruity hop notes; and the Golden Knight, a malty Belgian Golden Strong Ale. Food trucks, a large bar, and a patio round out the offerings." - Bob Barnes
"A neighborhood brewery that closed its Tivoli Village taproom after four years of pouring and brewing in Summerlin while maintaining its original downtown location; the brand continues operations at its longstanding spot." - Janna Karel
"Identified by the city as part of a proposed Brewery Row in the Arts and Gateway districts, this brewery is listed among existing local breweries. The city plans to mark the area with banners and encourage openings by offering a waiver of the liquor license origination fee; the City Council was set to vote on the proposed incentives in late May." - Susan Stapleton
"Praised for its dog-friendly patio, which provided a safe outdoor option for patrons and their pets during the pandemic." - Susan Stapleton