text: Was visiting Vegas, and stopped at Aces and Ales based on seeing it on BrewDogsTV. Overall extremely disappointed, and probably would not come back or recommend to others.\n\nFood/Beverage:(5/5) Unfortunately didn't make it to food, so I can't attest to the quality of the food. The menu choices looked really cool, and I really would have liked to try some of the things. We were fortunate enough to go during their Dark/Rare takeover so there were some GREAT choices on tap (Had Xantus, FW Proprietors, and other excellent curated choices) It was clear from there bottle cooler (including FW Barrel aged verticals) that they really care about beer, and are glad to share it. I would have spent a ton more money here, because the beer selection was great.\n\nDecor: Not bad but not great, (3/5) seating and layout is a little weird, I am not a local, so I don't know the history on this building, but it was just weird. We sat in a community-ish booth in the back corner of the restaurant.\n\nService: (0/5) if I could assign a negative score for service I would do so, and normally I wouldn't give a restaurant a low yelp review for service alone because I know everyone can have a bad day, but the bottom line is the server didn't make it right at all. When we walked in without even saying \"Hello\" to us, the server handed us the beer menu and said, all of these are 8oz. pours, and they are $8 per pour and this is \"Non-Negotiable\" and mentioned something quickly about a tasting package and walked away. They were not particularly busy, and she was observed talking with her co-workers, and commiserating with what I assume are regulars that were not seated in her section. She made me feel like a criminal and i am totally the type of beer geek who wouldn't bat an eye at spending $50 on a bomber of beer. One member of my party was so put off by her attitude that he considered walking out without ordering anything, but I pressed on and wanted to give her a chance to redeem herself. She didn't come back for a while, and just brought waters, we were ready to order, but she didn't even ask, and went back to talking with other patrons. finally, several minutes later, another cocktailer came by who was sweet as pie and asked what we needed. We said we were going to just have beers and that we were so put off by the attitude of the other server that we were not going to be eating unfortunately. She apologized and promptly took care of our beers (which were on point). This would have been a turning point for our service, and I was warming up to the idea of ordering food, but apparently the new (and awesome) server had gone back and told the other server about our displeasure, and she came over for an \"apology\" which really was a confrontation and her telling me \"People here know me, and love me\" I am always a even keel, mild mannered guy, and normally would have just walked out and never looked back, but honestly, given her attitude, and then basically coming over with a half-hearted apology for \"The way you feel\" I was done, and told her that she \"can treat her regulars like that if she wants, but she doesn't know me, and I don't appreciate that\" \n\nAll in all, if you get the right server, this place is probably good, maybe even great, but this was a horrible experience, and almost ruined my trip to vegas.