The Silver Stamp
Beer hall · Downtown South
222 E Imperial Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89104, USA
Highlights
Vintage 70s den beer bar with extensive draft list
Vintage 70s den beer bar with extensive draft list
"Think of the Silver Stamp as stepping into a Midwest 1970s den replete with wood-paneled walls, low-slung ceilings, and vintage beer memorabilia lining the walls. The 2,400-square-foot beer bar in the Gateway District comes from Rose Signor, the former manager at Atomic Liquors, and Andrew Smith. Some of the decor takes the form of empty beer cans that can be found in liquor stores across the U.S. — each was sipped by one of the owners; the stacks are equal part artpiece and testimony to the Silver Stamp’s commitment to finding good brews. While the draft list changes regularly and bartenders are happy to guide visitors’ selections, no visit is complete without a celebratory shot of Underberg bitters." - Janna Karel
"A beloved local brewery-taproom with a broad draft selection and a midwestern basement aesthetic, frequently frequented by locals for its approachable vibe." - Janna Karel
"A Midwestern-basement–styled bar swaps its cozy vibe for legitimately scary decor throughout October, encouraging guests to grab a seat next to skeleton props and sample rotating brews in a spooky, seasonal setting." - Janna Karel
"The Tinned Fish Club of Las Vegas is hosting a casual summer tin share at the Silver Stamp. Guests bring their favorite tin to contribute to the spread, and try everyone else’s faves. Bread, butter and accoutrements are provided, but drinks are not. $5 of the $10 ticket will go towards your bar tab, and the other $5 will cover the rest. Limited tickets are available through TinnedFishionado.com." - Emmy Kasten
"Romanticizing a Midwestern basement, this wood-paneled, Christmas light–adorned beer bar is a local favorite — the copious displays of empty beer cans speak to the owners’ deep passion and knowledge, bartenders are happy to guide you to a new favorite, and it’s worth bringing a few quarters to play the silly 1980s-style chicken egg vending machine." - Janna Karel
