Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews — Las Vegas Sports Bars

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Über diese Sports Bar bei Town Square Las Vegas

Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews is an award-winning, North Dakota-born burger and craft beer destination centrally located at Town Square Park just off the Las Vegas Strip. The garage-themed space boasts 30 televisions throughout so guests never miss a game, alongside a menu of 50 freshly prepared burgers — from the classic Garage Burger to wild signature creations like the Glazed Doughnut and Turbocharged Twin Cam — paired with 50+ rotating taps of local craft, domestic, and import brews. Beyond burgers, the kitchen also serves award-winning chicken wings in 20+ sauce flavors, loaded mashed potato bowls, fresh salads, and creamy malts, making it a lively spot for sports fans, families, and beer enthusiasts alike.

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•The concept was born from a group of friends who gathered in a Fargo, North Dakota garage about 20 years ago, sometimes calling in sick to grill burgers and drink beer — inspiring both the name and the original menu of 50 burgers and 50 brews.
•Every burger on the menu can be ordered with a choice of half-pound ground beef, Kobe beef, chicken, or veggie patty, and gluten-free buns are available.
•The tap list is live-updating and tracked via the Taphunter app, with new kegs tapped daily across a rotating selection of local craft, seasonal, and exclusive brews.
•The chain has grown from its 2012 Fargo, ND opening to 13 locations across seven states, with Las Vegas being its Nevada outpost.

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•Happy hour runs Sunday–Friday 3–6 PM and again Friday & Saturday from 9 PM to close, with all pints and wine at half price plus half-price appetizers and a Beer & Burger combo for $10.99 — a serious value right near the Strip.
•Weekend brunch (Sat & Sun, 10 AM–4 PM) features $20 bottomless Bloody Marys, mimosas, or screwdrivers alongside special pricing on breakfast burgers and skillets — a lesser-known alternative to pricey Strip brunch spots.