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Don't bother coming unless you're in love with the food or enjoy staring at guys with duesch knots; I mean man buns. Must have been ladies night? I or…
Craig0407
Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery
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The place is famous for the beautiful waitresses, dressed in skirts. But to move on from that, if you're looking for a good Irish pub and eatery in Ve…
Kanishk Sharma
Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery
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The Tilted Kilt is a sports bar in the plaza area between the Flamingo and the Linq on the Strip. I've been here twice, and while I've enjoyed it, the…
Derek
Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery
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3 Reviews on “Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery”
Don’t bother coming unless you’re in love with the food or enjoy staring at guys with duesch knots; I mean man buns. Must have been ladies night? I ordered sadies stuffed chicken, I’d suggest renaming it sadies microwaved frozen Tyson breasts with undercooked broccoli. Seriously f@&$ this place
The place is famous for the beautiful waitresses, dressed in skirts. But to move on from that, if you’re looking for a good Irish pub and eatery in Vegas, I suggest you do drop by. They have a wide collection of beers on tap, and some interesting options for burger lovers.
The Tilted Kilt is a sports bar in the plaza area between the Flamingo and the Linq on the Strip. I’ve been here twice, and while I’ve enjoyed it, there are in my opinion better options in the area.It is a loud and generally friendly place, bordering on almost too loud. The staff uniforms are, as you might expect, intended to cater to a heavily male audience.The service can be a little spotty, principally because it tends toward the busier side. The beer selection is pretty good, although there are better places in the area for variety.The food is fine, but it won’t blow you away. They are pretty quick from the kitchen and I haven’t had a bad meal. Again, if I have a complaint it’s not that the Kilt is bad, it just suffers from comparison to some other choices in the area that are better on the whole.Cost wise it’ll run you in the $70-75 range for two, tip and bar in. You won’t be disappointed by your visit, but you won’t be blown away either.