Beer Park
Hibiscus Iced Tea
Deviled Eggs – Crispy Bacon, Mayo, Relish, Mustard, Chives
Surf n’ Turf Skewers – Steak, Shrimp, Peppers, Tomatoes, Onions, Crinkle Cut Fries
Soft “Twist” Pretzel – Beer Cheese Fondue
Smoked Street Corn – Cotija Cheese, Mayo, Tajin
Buffalo Shrimp Lettuce Wraps – Carrots, Jalapeno Peppers, Blue Cheese Slaw
Asian Chicken Salad – Sesame Seeds, Soy, Kale, Cabbage, Onion, Carrot, Peanuts, Wonton Crisp
Shrimp ‘n Grits – Cajun Grilled Shrimp, Green Chile Cheese Grits, Peppers, Onions, Carolina Sauce
BBQ Pork Ribs – Crinkle Cut Fries, Stella Cidre Pickles
Brisket Grilled Cheese – Muenster Cheese, Pepperjack Cheese, BBQ Brisket, Mayo, Sourdough, Stella Cidre Pickles
Onion Rings – Ketchup
The Joy Pop Co. – Pineapple Chili Lime, Hibiscus Mint, Strawberry Lemonade, Watermelon
From the day Beer Park opened at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino its biggest flaw was Sin City itself, summer temperatures surpassing 110ᵒF frankly uncomfortable even with misting fans, though such things became a moot point thanks to the addition of an indoor dining area occupying what was previously part of Chateau Nightclub in Summer 2019.
Knee-capped by COVID-19, like the rest of the world’s Restaurants but more so thanks to the loss of Pitmaster Eddie Manukyan, a return to full-capacity finds Beer Park again bustling under the direction of Chef Carol Garcia, though the menu remains as-yet a shadow of its former self.
Family friendly from the beginning, a novelty amongst Las Vegas Sports Bars where on-site gambling frequently necessitates “21+ Older” signs, it was after checking in with hostesses that four guests were seated at a spacious table, bubble hockey and arcade basketball hoops on either side.
Gone being the days of Brunch or Mac & Cheese Egg Rolls, though familiar items such as Deviled Eggs and Las Vegas’ best Soft Pretzel remain, additional Appetizers consisted of a sizable Asian Chicken Salad plus three specials, Buffalo Shrimp lighting the mouth ablaze before a combination of crisp Lettuce and Blue Cheese extinguish the flames.
Sparing no expense for comfortable seats and a large bank of televisions tuned to sports, Anheuser-Busch dollars well spent, lunch continued with Chef Garcia’s spin on Elotes alongside Surf n’ Turf Skewers, the former more complex than most thanks to its diversity of Peppers while Grilled Meats and Veggies were perfectly cooked.
Brimming with Beer choices, but not lacking in terms of Cocktails including easy sippers, Entrees included Ribs more fatty than many plus gooey Grilled Cheese upgraded by Brisket, though the real stand-out was plump Shrimp in a pool of creamy Grits teaming with Cheese and Hatch Chiles.
Opting for Onion Rings as an included Side Dish, thin cuts and light batter a welcomed change from those offered at the typical Las Vegas Sandwich spot, Dessert unfortunately overlooks both Chef Carol and Miranda Prince’s Pastry skills in favor of locally made Popsicles that are enjoyable, but a tough value proposition at $5 plus tax and tip.
FOUR STARS: Still the best family-friendly place in town to watch sports, Beer Park’s current menu lacks much of its former creativity, though with Chef Carol’s specials and lots of indoor or outdoor seats there are still plenty of choices to please a variety of diners.
RECOMMENDED: Surf n’ Turf Skewers, Soft “Twist” Pretzel, Smoked Street Corn, Buffalo Shrimp Lettuce Wraps, Srimp ‘n Grits, Onion Rings.
AVOID: Crinkle Cut Fries…never a fan…and still not.
TIP: Open 11am to “close” daily.
WHAT THE STARS MEAN: 5 World Class, 4 Excellent, 3 Good, 2 Fair, 1 Poor
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