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  • Having already made our way through a handful of hotel bars, my buddies and I found ourselves where the "touristy" drag of Fremont Street ends and where the "real" Fremont Street begins. As in, the dive bars and spots locals are more apt to go to (that is, according our friend who lives out in Vegas now). Without a clue of where to go, we decided to check out The Griffin after seeing a bunch of people heading in its direction. Good enough for them...good enough for us! Once we made our way through the door and past the heavy black drape, it was like stepping into a whole different world. I could try to describe it on my own, but I think Yelper Diana S. captured it perfectly, "It's a hipster's paradise set in some abandoned cabin up in the mountains." Honestly, I'm not sure I could have described it better myself. The bar is dark and dimly lit, with firepits/heaters scattered amongst the booths of couches. With its warm wood decor, The Griffin definitely gives off the feel of being in a cabin somewhere...even with the rock music pumping through the speakers. The bar is well stocked with liquors and beers you've heard of and others that you haven't, and the bartenders know how to use all of them well. Certainly didn't hurt that the prices were relatively friendly too, especially compared to what we would have had to pay if had we stayed around the Strip. Since the place started getting a lot busier after we arrived (and it was busy enough already when we got there), my friends and I ended up leaving after just a couple of rounds. Had we stayed longer though, maybe we would have discovered the backroom that we could have retreated to instead! In any case, The Griffin was an awesome find that's quite different than the chic and trendy clubs on the strip...albeit crowded and full of hipsters (instead of college kids). Just like some of the joints in SF!
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