Pour 24

Located inside the New York hotel. I didn’t like my first round of drink but the bartender was so kind as to remake me new drinks. Kind customer service… smooth vibes.

Pour 24's Hidden Gem: Alain the Amazing Bartender There's one reason Pour 24 at New York New York has become a must-visit for us: Alain, the bartender. His exceptional service keeps us coming back for more. He's not just friendly, he's attentive and makes every visit enjoyable. Sure, Pour 24 might not be the trendiest spot on the Strip. But genuine hospitality like Alain's makes all the difference. Plus, they offer a solid selection of draft beers, including local brews, and can whip up a mean cocktail. And let's not forget the view – the bar offers a prime spot for people-watching on the casino floor. For a relaxed atmosphere, good drinks, and amazing service, look no further than Pour 24. But ask for Alain – he'll make your experience unforgettable.

A great space to chill and grab a quick drink while walking the strip. Friendly staff and tucked away so you don’t have to deal with the foot traffic too much. Love this little spot.

Mango Carte again! This great beer is tapped everywhere in Vegas. The bar is out in the atrium level, between pedestrian walkways, and so can be pretty noisy. The view into the casino is pretty good, and this is a great place to people watch.

Small bar with the only seating being the stools round the bar itself, but it’s a good spot for a drink and people watching. There’s a number of TV screens for catching up on the sport and the views down over the casino are unique. They have a Happy Hour Mon-Thurs between 12 and 3pm which makes the prices very good, and the range of drinks on offer is extensive. While the staff weren’t overly friendly during my visit they were fast with the service and quick to spot when you needed a refill! It’s a great touch for there to be wireless charging pads on the bar for phones too. I’ll certainly be returning next time I’m in the hotel.

The coldest beer in the strip!! After a long walk in Las Vegas, Boulevard is a must to stop at least for an ice cold beer at New York, New York's Pour 24.

Great little spot to get a quality draft beer and people watch. It is between the food court and casino floor so a little loud but well worth the selection of beers. One of the few places I have been able to get a Golden Road Hefe AND a Franziskaner. They do not do growlers but will give you lids for their to go plastic cups which come in 16 and 32 oz sizes.

Really can't beat this bar. It overlooks the casino floor, has plenty of TVs and even more beer varieties. Pictured: Kilt Lifter. As a Charger fan, I especially appreciated the fact that our Bartender (Mike, I think) had a Chargers jersey on. Love that !

They had a decent beer selection and good prices. I got a wheat beer they had on tap, but I'd try something else next time. The bartenders were friendly and served us quickly. There's a huge chunk of ice around the beer taps, which was interesting.

Beer lovers dream house!!! Service and outstanding customer experience! I'll Be Back again and again.. YA HEARD DP- BayArea Cali

We love Pour 24 - the view of the casino is great and it's the perfect place if you like to people-watch - LOL. Christine is a great bartender. She's fun to talk with and get her Vegas perspective since she's been working there for many years. It is our go-to spot for a good Happy Hour.

Miguel S (per the receipt) will conveniently give himself a 20% tip. what a thoughtful guy! too bad. this place has a decent beer selection, if you can avoid getting ripped off.

Casino bar meant for the Las Vegas crowd who comes to party and drink. Nothing fancy. Plastic cup for my Moscow mule. Bartender said most often ordered kind of drink is Coors beer. Haha!

Stopped in here because I noticed they had two Hefeweizen's to choose from. Most places these days have zero, it seems to be all IPA's now. Asked to try both Hefe's and the bartender seemed disgusted I asked to try them and it was putting her out. I did try them, purchased the one I liked and left. I drank it outside since the bartender seemed mad she had to be there.

In New York New York there's a few bars. In the casino there's an Irish pub. Pour 24 is located upstairs. It's right past the main entrance. The bar has good happy hours. Atmosphere is not that great. It kind of feels like an airport bar. This is in the open. It doesn't feel like it's permanent, and it feels as if it could pick up and leave. That being said, it has some good specials. Come at the right time if you want a good deal. Happy hour wells are $6 each. This is a few bucks off. Get cocktails. It's priced better than beer, and cocktails are much cheaper at the happy hour. This is a nice stop in the shopping area of this casino and resort.

Pour 24 has been a tradition for my trips in Vegas. I never come to town without stopping for at least one drink at this bar. The main reason that I like this place is a simple one, the atmosphere. Located on the Mezzanine level of the New York New York resort, it has a nice little spot next to Coyote Ugly and across from New York Pizzeria. If you're walking through, coming from the Excalibur, you'll walk right into this cute little spot. The bar has a full wrap around counter and some additional seating by the railing which overlooks the casino floor. It's a brightly lit area with a colorful counter, complete with wireless phone charging spots. The bartenders have always been very friendly and helpful; very fun to chat with. We talked and found out about a cool old school video game hangout from one of the bartenders. I'm mostly a Jack Daniels drinker, so I always find what I need at most bars. My friend however, likes to try different craft beers every time we come here, so it's become kind of a small goal for him to try them all. Another huge reason we come here is that we can do so whenever we want. The bar is obviously as it's name indicates, 24 hours. Definitely a plus for our crazy Vegas schedule.

Nothing spectacular ,it is what it is. The service was fast and friendly ,I loved Paul. But we wanted jello shots they only had one flavor available Out of 5 or so. You're in a busy area,why not ensuring you're fully stocked. I was a tourist that wanted the full experience, but it was a nice spot to people watch. I'd give them another chance it was after all my first visit and the service was good.

On 8/11 we were intrigued to come here because it seems like they have several beer drafts. We asked the bartender if we could sit wherever we liked and she said no. We told her that of course we wanted to sit and have a drink. She checked my ID and walked away. I'm not sure why she was upset and rude to us? We decided to go to a different bar.

Christine Sierra is a friendly, funny, and entertaining bartender. The beers were cold and of good quality. I will definitely return to this bar when I return to Vegas.

I go to Las Vegas every other year and have been going for a long time. This was one of the first bars I went to. I wasn't much of a beer drinker but I loved IPA's and at that time craft beers were just becoming a "thing." Now you can find craft beers everywhere in Vegas. I remember sitting there drinking a Stone IPA and watching all the people pass through New York New York. You can sit facing the walkway where the entrance is really close or you can also sit with a view of the casino.. Another reason I love this place other than all of the beers AND that it is open 24 hours is it is a prime spot to people watch and everyone know Vegas is the best place to people watch. A big shout out to our bartender Paul R, he has been our bartender at that bar for a long time and he always gives great service. Come check this place out, you won't regret it and, hey, maybe I will see you there.

Chris is the best bartender ever in Las Vegas I got a bud light seltzer mango really. Good the flavor was there boyfriend got a michelob ultra With a shot of grey goose and then a green tea shot BOMB!!!

Nothing spectacular, but for what it is, 4-stars or more seems appropriate. Disclaimer: this place is not a full-service food and drink bar. It doesn't even have its own room. It's basically a very large permanent kind of stand that serves beers and cocktails. They had a special going on and I was able to get an Alaskan Smoked Porter for $5 and change. That's nearly impossible to find on the strip. And a porter in the summer time? I was a happy man. Service was fast and friendly. The bar, was in a somewhat isolated location. If you got the right seat you could people watch as tourists make their way up the escalator and out to the bridge that runs across the strip to the MGM Grand. Was a fun little stop at the end of the strip.

My opinions of this place vary each time I go. I fell in love with this bar when it first opened, nice location, decent selection of beer, and good people watching. My latest visit however was a tad disappointing. TERRIBLE Service, this BT was the absolute worst I have ever encountered. Literally looked at my empty beer glass 5 times while BS'ng with his buddies at the end of the bar, finally asked if I wanted another beer 15 minutes after I finished my first, and his sorry ass was on the same side of the bar as me! Dropping F Bombs like it was his job, now look I'm no prude, but IMHO BT's should not be cursing behind the bar, it's just unprofessional!! Still love the location and beers, but damn service needs some work!!

Sweet!!!! A nice walk-by place to get some craft brews as you are pasing through NY/NY. I stoped by at the bar for a sampler of micros including: * Sin City Stout - Vegas * Tenaya Creek Nut Brown - Vegas * Dead lift IPA - Portland * Uinta WYLD extra pale - SLC You can enjoy some people watching while sipping your brews and plan your next location. Bartenders were pretty cool.

The New York New York was my favorite of the few hotels we explored during our weekend in Vegas. This kiosk of a bar had an awesome view of the casino floor and so we stopped for a drink. The bartender was very friendly and made our drinks to order with ease. Someone from our group grabbed a pretzel from another kiosk nearby and we enjoyed our little break from running around and spending too much money.

Great relaxing bar in the New York New York Hotel and Casino! It's located on the second floor and has a great view overlooking the casino as well as a busy walkway that connects the Excalibur to the New York New York so it's great for people watching. There is also a great little pizza place (NY Pizza) across the walkway that delivers pizza to the bar if you are hungry and don't want to get up. My favorite thing about the bar is the great Happy Hour! It runs from 2am to 2pm Monday through Friday and during that time you can get $5 Bud Light, Land Shark, Shock Top or Goose Island Beer, or $5 Skyy, Bombay, Jim Beam or Sauza Cocktails! Great place to stop by for a nice drink after or before lunch. Other than the Happy Hour drinks, they also have other drink specials that are available anytime. This includes 2 for $5 Jello Shots, $6 Jäger or Skyy Lemon Drop Vodka Shots or $8 Bloody Mary's. Wahoo! If that wasn't enough they also have 24 different beers on tap most of which are craft beers. Heard enough to stop by yet?

This place was not as good as the reviews state. My specialty drink from the menu was okay. By the time the tender actually gave us his attention I ordered from the small menu which he had to keep referring to so he'd know what was in the drink when he made it. Not sure if he was a fill in but I was not impressed. Again, too many other places for a great drink to want to come back here. Sorry Pour 24. You let me down.

A casino bar, is a casino bar. Nothing to complain about. I like to come here for Ray, he's a great bartender. Seems kind of old school, really personable, and he remembers a face.

Cheap drinks and quick good service I will definitely come back here. I recommend the jello shots they are very strong and only $5 for 2 of them good mixed drinks on the menu are also good.

Best, most conveniently located small craft beer bar in Vegas. Bar tenders always have a great demeanor and willingness to assist and explain as well as accommodate for simple things like a channel change for the TV or suggestions of food. Simple, delicious and a must go if you're in the area. Jason was my bar tender tonight and he was kind, accommodating and attentive. No pretentious beer snob attitude which added to the over all experience. Sin City Stout is a favorite and the Ballast Point Black Marlin Porter is delicious as well. If yours in Las Vegas and you like real, craft, flavorful beer... this is a must!

Service was slooooow. They were also out of about 5 different beers. the place is cool because you are on a second floor balcony overlooking the casino floor but that would be about the only perk.

Eh, it's a bar. It's an external (non-enclosed) bar on the 2nd floor of NYNY near coyote Ugly and the Hershey store. No gaming at the bar. Nice and attentive bartenders. Better than average beer offerings. There's definitely better places with better beer offerings. But if you're in NYNY and craving a good beer, this is your best bet.

Quite possibly one of my most frequented spots in Vegas. If only to grab a Red Bull and vodka walking between MGM and New York New York. It's fast and quick and a great place to sit for a drink and people watch. Right around 2am is when it get interesting....hell, it's Vegas so it's always interesting. I have noticed every year I come back....the vodka Red Bulls increase in price. See you in 2014 Pour 24.....I miss you already

Pour 24 is a small little bar near the crossing bridges between NYNY and MGM/Excalibur. It's a good place for a beer and for people watching. There are a lot of interesting people walking in and out of this hotel. Good and bad. :p 24 beers on tap. Say no more. They have tastes for all speeds of beer drinkers. Regular domestics, gentle crafts, hoppy micros, fruity wheats, everything. They seem to change their selections every once in a while so that's good for everybody. We decided to start off easy but I'm not one to drink something that i can get closer to home so we decided on a Big Sky Moosedrool and Abita Purple Haze. Both brews were very good. Moose drool was like a crafted Newcastle but a little sweeter and Purple Haze was a fruit infused wheat that was not too sweet at all. Both refreshing. Our second round went to the Blue Moon Honey Wheat and the Rogue Stout. Polar opposites. The Honey Wheat was a little sweet for me but it was very tasty. The Stout was a little more my speed. It was very hoppy for a stout but that's a good thing. Very heavy and very bitter. Good. We only had an hour or so before we had to get ready for dinner so we had to stick to only 2 brews a piece. If in the area, we will definitely come back to see what's new on tap.

This is a great little bar on the 2nd level of New York - New York Hotel & Casino (right next to Coyote Ugly). They've got a great selection of bears and other liquor. My husband enjoyed what he got, and it looked like everyone else there did as well. Only problem is that it can be so busy up there because of Coyote Ugly, so sometimes it's a little hard to get up to the bar and noticed.

Ya, really unimpressed.....I expected better beers by the name & description but really, Angry Orchard, Modelo, Goose Island & Lagunitas on their draft list?? Total eye roll.... we sat down and asked the bt there about one of the other beers and his response was "No clue, I'm not a beer snob I just work here" seriously??? Talk about lack of customer service skills. Well, we do happen to be "beer snobs" and like to enjoys nice craft house beers, and we love to try as many local beers as we can but I'm sorry we do not enjoy rude bt's so we will only be staying for the one beer we did end up ordering.

This was such a chill little gem overlooking the casino in NY NY. We stopped by here when we found out the bar next door was charging a cover to formulate a new plan for the night. The bartender was very friendly even though as we sat down my friend knocked my water all over the counter. Kudos to him for still serving us with a smile. We had had a few at that point. We had a couple rounds of their 2 for $5 jello shots and reasonably priced red bull vodkas. I wish I had gotten our bartender's name because he closed us all out on individual tabs quickly and efficiently. I would have spent much longer here since I loved the comfortable chairs and people watching but sadly the group wanted to keep moving after our drinks. Until next time Pour 24!

Choice... It's what Vegas is all about, it seems, and Pour24 is situated right at the crossroads offering choice of scenery, choice of beer, and the choice to just slow down and chill out... The location is prime for people watching as foot traffic converges from all sides - the MGM walkway, the Excalibur walkway, NYNY casino floor escalator. With no walls & no booths, if you can see them, they can see you... A few yards away, the oft hilarious spectacle of d-baggery plays out at Coyote Ugly. And if hunger strikes, Nathan's Hot Dogs is a short stumbling walk away. More importantly, Pour24 offers the widest selection of beer on tap that I've seen along most of the strip AND doesn't break your wallet in the process. I'll take their $6/$7 pints of craftbeer anyday over the exorbitantly marked up bottled beers on the casino floor bars. Hmmm, 24 taps and a wide array versus four or five common bottles...? And service? The bartenders at Pour24 have been some of the friendlier bar staff I've encountered in Vegas! Attentive, eager to make recommendations, doling out tasting pours and quick-witted conversation; these guys seem to like what they do. Anytime I go to Vegas, especially if I'm staying at NYNY, Pour24 is on my "must do" list. ________________________ No rush. No hype. No pretense. Just beer, beer, people watch, and beer. That's a stacked deck in my favor. Choice made easy. I'll be back.

A circular bar on the gaming floor in the casino. Came in for a drink before heading back up to our room. The bartender immediately greeted us and took our order. Two double well drinks was close to $30.00 with tip. Drinks were made strong which is what was paid for. Not much was going on, no music nor entertainment. Boring so we took our drinks on the walk to our room.

I've never done the pro's and con's but this place deserves it: PROS: Craft beer cocktails 24 draft beers $6 happy hour draft beer (2-6 PM I think) you can order and eat pizza at the bar CONS: feels like you're in some bullsh t indoor suburban shopping mall bartender seemed a bit tired of the touristy crowd. Just ask people where they're from and they'll tip you more. I know you have to do this every single time, but it just makes people think they're welcome and they'll stay longer at your bar. Vegas has way too many bars with old dudes who don't talk much and just seem like life has worn their personalities down to a stump. I know most tourists don't care to talk to bartenders, but I do. Plus, I'd rather hit a bar with a hot, young female bartender, but in this case it was out of convenience and my love of beer cocktails, the oh-so-cool new big thing along with apertif cocktails

Pour 24 is, dare I say it, possibly a gem inside of the New York New York Hotel & Casino. As someone who enjoys a good pint, it was nice to see the selection of craft beer on their drink menu compared to other bars within the property. Prices were okay, service was fine, and the bar was clean. Though open and very accessible right next to a high traffic area and escalators, the "back" part of the bar is a better area to sit while you sip on your drink and look at the casino floor below.

This place is great for a craft beer to stay or to go! They have 24 good craft beers on tap (obvi). It's in the heart of the NY NY hotel, overlooking the casino area which is fun while you're sitting enjoying your beer! Worth a stop for sure!

Best Bang for your buck and awesome people watching inside an air conditioned bar! The Happy Hour from 2AM - 2PM is awesome. It it a hidden gem on the second floor of NYNY casino.

An "OK" place to get a beer. I tried this place twice during my visit. The first night I could only get one beer! Maybe the severs didn't think I deserved two? The second visit was much better. I got to try a couple of local craft beers that are not available in my area. Always good to try something new. This is by no means a hang-out kind of bar but good for a beer or two.

Good for what it is, namely, a haven for beer enthusiasts. But, I mean, how good could it be when it's the size of a couple of pool tables and smack dab between the casino floor and the walkway to the Strip? As many seem to have been saying, it's a stop, not a destination. I recall that they used to serve 68 oz beers, but if I remember correctly, they'll only refill one of the bottles now, they won't sell a new one. Double edged sword there: 15 bucks for 68 oz of beer is a hell of a deal, particularly in Vegas, but you'll either drink way too much way too fast, or you'll be drinking warm beer. The former circumstance might see you hugging the porcelain, and the latter is just unpleasant.

Went there this past Friday night and the elder bartender messed up drinks that were simple then accused my friend of lying when she told him he poured the wrong alcohol. After doing this he went to the other bar and pulled the right one then lied and said that was what he poured. I couldn't do anything but look in amazement at the blatant lie. I pointed to a drink that I wanted and he brought me some blue, I don't like blue drinks and that is why I chose the drink beneath. I let him know it was wrong but told him to just leave it. These were our first drinks of the night, and we drank plenty more...just not there!

Kiosk style multi tap bar/area. Its a nice place to walk up and grap a beer. Whats nice is that a lot of the beer is craft. Way better than $8 Budweiser around the corner. Very convenient stopping point, no real vibe.

Cool little place. I needed a break from the poker room and sports book @ the MGM so I came over to NY NY to watch some college basketball (sweat out the Georgetown 1st round cover!). Pour 24 is nice, the name of the game is beers from around the world, 24 different varietys on tap. Of the 7 or 8 I downed while watching basketball (was amazed by the WKU/Drake final btw!) my favorite was a porter made with hints of coffee. These are mostly domestic, micro brews from various parts of the country. The menu explains the various qualities of each beer. Decent TV's, freindly staff. If you like beer, check it out.

For those that loves to drink beer, this is the place for you! It is located on the 2nd floor of New York New York Hotel, a very casual place to enjoy lots of different drinks. If you want a fast drink or just to relax, you might enjoy this hang out

Pour is a small fun spot within NY NY casino. Its designed in a square, with bartenders, liquor and beer in the middle, and the bar all the way around. It gives you a great people watching opportunity. I went on a Wednesday Night/Thursday 3am and the only thing exciting was watching all the hookers work their shit. It was actually quite comical to see it all go down. Came back the next night exact time, and it was a great crowd of people visiting the town. Had awesome conversations, good drinks. The bartenders were willing to converse, even offered a pack of smokes, and because of the timing....The Olympics were awesome to watch!

My husband and I decided to stop in while on our way to the Bellagio. The bar overlooks the New York New York casino floor and boasts a solid 24 taps. However, don't expect a pub atmosphere. This little baby is right out in the open amongst the casino traffic. The only downside is the fact that it is located across from Houdini's Magic Shop and the microphoned "magician-on-duty" was extremely annoying. Other than that, the place was a nice change of pace from the usual lounge/cocktail bar. Our bartender was great and really fast. During the course of our visit, I ordered a Stone Arrogant Bastard and a Stone Ruination. My husband had a Black Butte which was fantastic. They also had some other great selections such as Big Sky, Kona and Firehouse. We sat around playing video poker and relaxing. After all of the walking, it is definitely a refreshing pit stop. I wouldn't spend hours and hours here (based on the location) but it is absolutely worth a try!

This is a great bar for coming and going pit stops, or just to chill and people watch. All the bartenders are very friendly and love to chat if they aren't super busy. They have a great happy hour selection from well drinks, beers, jello shots, and my favorite pizza & beer $10 special. Seating all around the bar top on high stools or over looking the balcony to the lower level of the casino at lower two people tables.

I was very excited when I heard about Pour 24. As a beer snob, I figured I would be there all the time. Well...I wasn't. It's easy to miss Pour 24, or not realize that it has a decent beer selection. It just looks like a bar parked next to an escalator overlooking a casino. Pretty standard. The selection is good, but not as great as I had hoped for. Each beer seems to run about $8 which seems average. Service is a bit slow, even when it's not too busy, and very utilitarian - "You want beer? I get you beer. You give me money. And tip." They seem to know the beers, but not really have a passion for beer.

The bartenders here are always awesome. Its a full bar with a decent draft selection. Its a nice spot to stop for a drink when walking into or out of the casino or if you need a break from the casino.

This place is all about convenience. It is convenient to grab a drink while friends are waiting in line. It is convenient to get a refill as you walk from hotel to hotel. Therefore (no suprise) it is conveniently over priced. I appreciate the craft beers - some of my favs on tap, Fat Tire, Mirror Pond, Moose Drool. And I do appreciate that you can people watch like CRAZY at this spot, but I wouldn't stay and hang out. I will however be grabbing a drink ever so often as I stroll by.

If you're looking for cozy ambiance and a hearty pint, Pour 24 is not the place to be. This is a slick contempo-bar, surrounded by enormous plasma screens and overlooking the casino floor. You can occasionally hear drunk teenagers screaming from the recesses of the hotel--that is, if you can block out the noise of midwestern college football fans. That being said, it has an impressive selection of beers for those in the know. I ordered a six glass "create your own" flight of domestic microbrews for about $20 with tip. As expected, the performers were Firestone Pale Ale, Deschutes Black Butte and Rogue Shakespeare Stout. On the tail end, Primo Island Lager confirms my suspicion that Hawaiians should stick to tropical drinks. Other old friends on the menu include Dogfish Head and Stone Ruination. While the menu is promising, the beers are served a bit too cold for a proper tasting. The stout, for instance, was poured just above freezing, losing much of its complexity and flavor. I know I can't expect a casino bar to respond to my sensitivities, so if you truly want to *taste* these beers, let them settle on the bar for a few minutes. The reward is just about worth the price of admission.

Located in the hotel of New York New York on the 2nd floor near Hershey's Factory, Pour 24 is an open 24 hour bar. If you're looking for the best bang for your buck, friendly service, and a decent view of the casino floor this is the place to come. Bartenders are real cool here; Antony from the Dominican Republic makes real good cocktails. They also work with NYP pizza so you can order at the bar instead of standing in that long line and enjoy catching sports updates on their TV's. Definitely a new starting point when coming to Vegas.