Sports Book - Isleta Pueblo

This new sports bar is quite similar to others I've encountered in Vegas. As soon as you walk in, a security guard greets you and checks your ID. I felt a bit flattered by the request, though I knew it was just part of his job. He then applied a large rubber stamp to my arm, and suddenly I had a buffalo mark, which impressed me with its design. The layout of the bar is great, with the main bar situated to the left and a variety of seating options available—from tables and chairs to cozy couches and single-person seats that are particularly comfortable, accompanied by a perfectly positioned coffee table for your drinks. At the back, there’s a sports betting area showcasing teams and odds on large screens. The bar itself has a sleek, modern look, enhanced by a long string of LED lights illuminating the counter, creating a nice atmosphere. The liquor shelves are beautifully lit with a mirror behind, adding a contemporary touch. The staff were friendly and helpful, which added to the positive experience. Inside, there are a few slot machines, so if you feel like gambling while enjoying your drink, you don’t need to step outside the bar. Plus, multiple flat-screen televisions are scattered around, featuring a mix of different sports and a couple showing cable channels—today it was on TNT. Surprisingly, given that it's a new venue, it wasn't too crowded, which was a pleasant surprise. So if you find yourself by the food court craving a beer or some hard liquor, but the central bar is too packed or the walk feels too long, the Sports Bar is conveniently right next door!

This is by far the worst bar I have ever visited! They only permit two drinks per hour, and if the staff accidentally serves you one a few minutes early, they risk being fired. As you can imagine, this creates a negative atmosphere among the employees, and the management is quite unpleasant. Customers also become frustrated with this restrictive policy.