I agree with a previous reviewer that Double Barrel is like an upscale sports bar. I'll even go one further to say an upscale sports bar with a country twist. Double Barrel has all the offerings of a bar, plus a country style restaurant and PLENTY of tvs to catch your teams playing on.
I've been to Double Barrel twice but most recently for a company team outing. I will say this up front, the menu is a little more pricey than I would expect - however you do get what you pay for (quality). If you're on a budget, skip DB for now.
Service was good, our server checked on us often and made sure that we were taken care of. I got to try the sliders, wings and nacho appetizers. The nachos were OK, but those sliders and wings? SENSATIONAL. We ordered the bbq wings and they had the perfect amount of crisp and the sauce to wing ratio was spot on. They tasted fresh off of a grill. How can I think this? Because a few days prior I had wings that were fresh off a grill. The sliders were ALMOST as good as the wings... there was a bit more bread involved than I would have liked... I don't particularly enjoy when the bun swallows the burger.. but they were still really tasty.
For my entree I had the Apple wood Bacon & Salmon Sammie... SO FILLING BUT SO GOOD! I could not finish it, but I really wanted to. I did not see that the garlic aoli (at least it looked like that?) came on the sandwich, so I ended up wiping that off as much as I could... whatever was left though complimented the salmon... so maybe next time I will leave it be. The bacon was cooked with brown sugar or maple syrup one... either way, super delicious. I also had the garlic fries as a side and I felt that they complimented the sandwich well.
If you find yourself on the south end of the strip looking for a filling lunch or dinner, look no further - Double Barrel to the rescue! I will provide an update after I've gotten a chance to explore the bar atmosphere during one of their Tuesday night karaoke sessions.