My wife and I were on Fremont Street in Las Vegas on a Tuesday afternoon and we were in search of some cool places to go for happy hour. We walked by Flippin' Good and saw a sandwich board advertising their happy hour insinuating great deals so we decided to check it out.
When we sat down at the bar, we asked the bartender what their happy hour deals were. He said that we could get a Bud Light for $3, a Coors Light for $3, or we could get half of each mixed together for $3. He then proceeded to laugh at his own joke (I'm using the term loosely here) for a solid ten seconds. Those happy hour deals sounded pretty lame to us so we decided to just order some chicken bites. A few minutes later though, he came back saying that he "spoke with his manager" and that he could offer a deal that basically amounted to $2-3 off of any beer. This was a much better deal although I'm not sure why we had to go through the whole rigamarole.
We tried a flight of local Las Vegas beers and a plate of chicken bites which were accompanied by buffalo and cluckin' sauce. The chicken was tasty and both of the sauces added a nice amount of spice to the chicken. The flight offered a diverse array of beers: a pale ale, amber ale, lager, and a double IPA. None of the beers were super impressive, but maybe Las Vegas just doesn't have much of a craft beer scene yet.
Overall, the chicken was pretty good. The happy hour negotiation was weird. Not sure if we would come back.