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Why do people refer to this s-hole as a "sports bar"? How does it end up on "Best Vegas Sports Bars" lists? Have any of you actually been here? I'm so confused. Four Kegs has a handful of tiny, 1990's era TVs, one of which is the CCTV of the friggin parking lot. Isn't watching sports on larger TVs more fun? Isn't part of being a sports bar actually watching sports? The bar is fully encased in glass, as they want to separate the restaurant from the dirty, smoking people. Do people enjoy drinking in a fish bowl? Don't come if you're claustrophobic (and you might become one before you leave). There are very limited bar stools, all occupied by old men when I was there. No other seating options -- they have one high-top bar table, then a scattering of seats at the video poker machines. I'll give it two stars because brews are $3 bones and the bartender was sweet. Won't be coming back. Ever.
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