Four Kegs Sports Bar

so I heard this is where guy went to on one of his shows. we checks it out bc a friend told us they have the best Stromboli’s in Vegas. we got the traditional with sausage and red sauce and then a ham and cheese. I normally don’t like ham and cheese at restaurants but hot damn I’m coming back for more, they give you a side of bbq sauce with it, which just completes the whole Stromboli. def coming back to try other ones.

This is one of my favorite dive bars in town. They have a limited selection of draft beers, hints the name, yet their service and food makes up for it.

A little late writing the review, but we were on vacation… and in vacation mode.
We were there on Sunday, May 29^th, late afternoon.
We were early for dinner (or late for lunch) so the place only had a couple of people in the restaurant section. Service was friendly and prompt. We placed our drink order and got those right away, then placed our dinner order; we had the original Stromboli and the fully loaded pizza. As we were ordering, our server also told us that we got ½ off the pizza because the Nascar race had just come on… excellent! Food came out in a timely manner… relative to what we ordered. The Stromboli was excellent, and the pizza was very good also. Their crust is very good… I’ll assume it’s the same for both items. Stromboli was filled with just the right amount of ingredients… not too few, not so many that it’s overwhelming. We have been to a few Triple D places but kept missing this one in Vegas, but we’re very happy we finally got there!

My ex boy friend and I have been coming to this place for 4 plus years. A few positive things I will say is that we have always loved the food and the pizza. We come there late because we both work late. The staff usually is always friendly and they have really nice specials for a late crowd. The neighborhood is a little iffy, but I have always pretty much felt safe because they usually keep the riff raff out. That being said you can imagine my shock and dismay when we went there last night and was treated like complete trash by one of their staff members. I believe the guys name is Shane but I’m not certain. I don’t personally know this one particular guy because we usually get the heavier set guy, Rob, who is nothing but nice. I believe I have seen this guy a few times on our way to the back to enjoy their pizza when I don’t want to sit at the
anyway at first my ex jokingly rang the boor bell more than once with a smile cause he and the bartender are usually cool… he was thinking he’d at least get a
someone comes on the speaker and says: «you two wont be getting in here ringing the bell like that.» So we patiently wait a few seconds with smiles and we still aren’t being let in. I then ring the bell once again and then the door opens by this other bartender we don’t normally see… he then looks at my ex and says you aren’t allowed in here
first we think its a joke cause you just never know with guys and we know we have never done anything except act silly with the bell… then when my ex says, «Really? Why not?» the guy just unleashed in this angry fury with the foulest language I have ever heard from any employee ever telling him why he wasn’t allowed in there anymore. Every other word was the f word and any and all other variation of the f word along with some other belligerent and ignorant things he could say. Apparently he was pissed off that the last time my ex was there that he only gambled 50 cents per hand or something… he accused him of scamming and on and on and on… so the two start arguing because my boyfriend then speaks up to defend himself and it keeps escalating and escalating… I then finally try and intervene and I’m say «Why are you speaking to him like that? And asked him who he thought he was talking to like that. He then says it again but now putting me in it… yous aren’t allowed in here anymore. I was like, «Dude I don’t even f’ing know you, dude». I then go on to say that we always come there and sit in the back and order pizza… he then goes, «Yeah, yous come in here and order your cheap f’ing pizza.»…and blah blah blah… this of course makes zero sense to me ’cause why offer a special if you are going to accuse your patrons of being cheap when they order it… then I asked if he was the manager… he then lied and said yes… my ex after giving him the finger several times in his face and saying «F*** off» asked, «Are you the owner?» Again he lied and said yes. I know one of the the owner’s names is Mario. So, without warning this guy then starts shutting the door with me standing in the doorway. I mean he is literally hitting me with this door to close it. I could have been injured and for what? I am seriously considering pressing battery charges against this guy because of it. You don’t go and behave this way and then you try and assault me with a door? Here’s the thing: you have the right to tell us we are banned from your property and for what reasons, but you certainly don’t come off talking to people in such a belligerent way unprovoked. We just came there for pizza after working, and if there was a problem then you address it in a calm matter, not like that. And to go as far as trying to close me in a door. It wasn’t as if we were trying to force our way in. I was just standing there during the argument this guy started from the moment he opened the door and went off. All of this should be on camera if the establishment tapes what goes on. I can’t imagine having an employee that talks to and treats patrons this way. Now I can understand if we came in there messing with other patrons and acting like complete fools, but we didn’t. To be that mad cause someone didn’t play $ 1.25 per hand the last time they were in there? Wow… and oh, one last thing. He tried to involve the other bartender by yelling «Such and such, doesn’t he always bring his cheap ass in here and do this?» Well, the bartender who knows us and is always friendly wouldn’t even answer. He just looked over and you could tell he wanted no parts of this behavior. Anyway, of course, I will never set foot in that place ever again and I’ll be sure to let all of my friends and family about this. Why spend your money at a place where employees are allowed to behave in such a way? As far as battery charges. I don’t know. I’m still seriously considering it. I don’t take too kindly to being assaulted by doors.

If you’re coming for a few beers and some sports it’s awesome. Beer for $ 2.75 can’t be beat. Definitely dive-​y but clean. Weird smell upon entering. Kind of oily, cardboard smell — you’d think it would smell like Stromboli but there is no food smell at all. Kind of strange.
We tried the original Stromboli. It was good. Not sure what all the fuss is about though. It’s a meat-​lovers pizza in calzone form. The monthly appetizer was fried ravioli. Pretty tasty.
If you want to experience a restaurant featured by Guy Fieri, it’s fun to see.

A great Vegas dive bar with delicious pizza and Stromboli! Their signature Sicilian pizza is thick, doughy and delicious. It’s not a typical Italian style, but it’s very tasty and definitely worth the stop. The Stromboli is also delicious. The original is stuffed with a variety of meats and cheese. They also have video poker and dining area. Definitely a place for great dive bar food!

Not bad. Went here because of the food network. It didn’t WOW me, but its a good place to try.

Great place to have chicken wings, few beers and enjoy the second hand smoke! Not very big, but the bartenders are always MONEY! Since its a small place it kinda helps for customer service. Its always full of locals! The good kind and the bad kind… Have fun and enjoy!

Ahh, this place is seriously so good. The mac and cheese bites are delicious, the zucchini bites are even better. Ive tried the Sicilian style pizza twice and both times it was fantastic. I went yesterday and sat at the bar. The bartender was such a sweetheart and my food came out really fast. You did it again Guy Fieri. The place is wonderful.

This place was another location I had to see and taste to believe! Amazing Strombolis! Period!

Dive bar, sports, good beer and GREAT food.
After seeing all the food network shows– we decided to stop in!
Awesome selection of beer, great environment… no guys this isn’t a spot for date night unless both of you like coming to dives.
The stromboli… I could have eaten another one!
Hands down, cheesy, meaty, crispy, yummy goodness!

I admit it… came here because of diners drive in & dives… this is the 3^rd DDD place I’ve been toon Vegas… Imbeginning to think that Guy Fieri is too easily excitable. Don’t get me wrong, the Stromboli was very good… I just have to temper my review with other factors:
1) you have to walk through a smokey bar to get to the dining room.
2) definitely wouldn’t want to be in this neighborhood at night.
3) $ 9 for a small = really pushing it
I enjoyed my meal, but given the other factors, I probably doubt I’d return. I’ll just go get a pizza which would scratch the same craving.

If looking for a dive bar with great food, THIS IS IT. Try the Stromboli. Mmmmm Good. The pans that they use have been around forever and really give it flavor. Ask for Marinara sauce.
If you don’t like smoke, come in through the dining room as the bar is very smokey. You will smell like smoke even if there is no one smoking. The pizza and wings are great, but come for the Boli. They have a large TV in the main room and several smaller ones, so they are always showing some sport.
As a side note, they have Shiner Bock on tap.

Stromboli… Stromboli…That all you need too know about Four Kegs. After three hundred plus reviews not sure what could add. Try I am. This was my second or third visit to Four Kegs. It not very often come but the few times made it been for some late night grubbing. I came for dinner celebrating a hana ho dinner with my old roommate that was in town visiting.
Other friends joined us so talk about deep fried spread of munchies and naturally some Stromboli. The deep fried food aka chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and zucchini sticks. Nothing special just your normal bar food. If there is anything worth mentioning about them. I enjoyed that they were nice hot hot, not overcooked, and the hot sauce was good on the chicken fingers. Really the star of the show is the Stromboli. I ordered the full size Meatball Stromboli. Awesome! The size is ridiculous. Even the smaller size it can easily be for two and the large if one person can eat the whole thing GOD BLESS. Once you get the first bite never know just might finish the whole thing. I had two pieces left. The reason find it so addicting. The crust is perfect nice golden brown, the dough is awesome, nice moist and fluffy dough cooked even all around, and the tomato sauce inside is delicious. The filling can choose from few different ones but went with the meatballs. The fillings just as generous with the portions. In every bite had piece of meatball. Just solid solid Stromboli. The prices are super cheap under ten dollars for one. Other things on the menu but if come Four Kegs Stromboli the way too go!!!
The place talk about personality. I have no idea the length of time but Four Kegs I know been around for long long time. It really shows in the inside. It truly defines hole in the wall. The bar area itself in super small. They have bunch of poker machines all around and even some separate away from the bar. The restaurant area is off to the side. Talk about hole in the wall. They give you plastic forks and knives. Paper plates. At the end of the day about the food for me. I just think you will find some of the best food in hole in the wall spots like Four Kegs. The Stromboli is one of them. If triple D think it worthy then worth checking out. Just don’t expect to be blown away the minute you walk in.

Four Kegs is probably the best deal you’re ever going to get in Vegas. Stromboli, pizzas and more are less than $ 10, and are all of surprisingly good quality.
The main draw here is the stromboli — it’s not too greasy and you get a lot of bang for your buck. Awesome place to hang out.

This is the second time I’ve been here. The first time my dad wanted to come because he’s a huge Diners Drive-​Ins & Dives fan.
It was good the first time and just he same the second go around.
It’s a great dive bar/​Italian restaurant outside the Vegas strip.
Funny thing was we sat besides a group of people from the same area of Ohio as myself.
This time I had a straight cheese pizza and it was awesome! Thick style served on a wooden pan.
The server was great as well.
Sitting here for a few minutes you see right away they have a lot of regulars cause it seems everyone knows each other. I think that a good trait for a place like this cause it feels like home. A great Italian home!

After watching football at a locals bar in Las Vegas, we decided to try another local bar we found on Unilocal.This bar was on the show Diner’s, Drive-​ins and Dives.
From the outside, the sports bar looks huge! I was really disappointed with the lack of big TV’s here and the way they were laid out.
Upon entering there was a small bar area with limited seating. There was also an area which seemed like restaurant seating and then another room that you could call the banquet room. Anyway, the bar area was packed. So the hostess took us to the banquet room area which had about 4 TV’s (I think). We couldn’t see all the games so the hostess said she could take us to a different area. It had the same issues, you couldn’t view all the TV’s and they were small TV’s
After reading the reviews on Unilocal,I decided to try the fried pickles and original stromboli. The pickles and stromboli were good but nothing that would give you that «wow» factor. My friends ordered the wings that were on special. Those too were good but nothing spectacular.
I must say that we did see the pizzas here and they looked really good!
Having the words «Sport Bar» in your restaurant name, one would think they would have tons of big flat screens. Not Here! Won’t come back for that reason.

Yummy — Yummy — Yummy!
I come for the fried pickle spears. Almost as good as Aunt Gloria’s back home in Alabama. The stromboli is too yummy as well.

This place has been around for as long as I can remember. It’s in a pretty bare shopping center on Jones/​95. A dive bar in the front, with a restaurant in the back. I like that there is a door that separates the smoky bar from the dining room. I have tried a lot of food here, what I like the most is definitely the pizza. The pizza’s are sicilian style, with a thick, buttery crust that’s cut into 8 squares. One of the pizza’s they offer has 7 toppings of your choice, so we usually double up on all the ones we like, and ask for the pizza well done. It comes out excellent every time. Don’t forget to ask for a few sides of their delicious homemade ranch for dipping. I also like the cajun fries, which are just fries tossed in hot sauce, but they are pretty tasty. Pro tip: All pizza’s are ½ price after midnight. If you haven’t been here yet, do yourself a favor and check it out.

Waited along time to try this place out. It’s a dive bar but not a bad thing. If after 12:00am you have to ring a buzzer but you’ll figure out. Location is a bit past Fremont if you take I-​15 n.
To set the stage I live in Hawaii and a good Stromboli is harder to find then a cure for cancer. I’m literally drooling from anticipation, the sauces, cheese, a nirvana of favors, a gooey paradise.
It was ungodly good maybe because it’s been so long. Not the best Stromboli but one of the best I ever had. Sauce not as spicy maybe watered down a bit and the dough although very good, was separating from the cheese like it was previously frozen. I’m guessing they have to since place is so busy. Place was packed at 930pm at night. Overall worth a trip from the strip.
Pros– fiancé loved it, her first Stromboli. Beer cold, lemonade good, very inexpensive. 21 for 2.
Cons– .99 for marinara sauce to come with the Stromboli are you kidding me, should always be standard. this nickel and dime thing with charging for everything not a fan.
Highly recommend for a one time visit but still on quest to find the best Stromboli,