Scoundrels

North Las Vegas doesn't always get the love it deserves, but Scoundrels is the kind of no-bullshit neighborhood bar that reminds you why locals stay loyal to their spots. This isn't some themed corporate concept—it's a proper dive with character, cold beer, and people who actually live in the neighborhood.

The Happy Hour Deal

Monday through Friday, 3-6pm is when Scoundrels shows you what a real happy hour looks like. The pricing is aggressive enough to make you wonder if they're running a charity, and the vibe is relaxed enough that you'll actually want to stick around past the discount hours. This is a 3-hour window that hits right when you need it—post-work, pre-dinner, or just because it's Tuesday and you deserve a break.

What You're Getting Into

Scoundrels is a drinker's bar first and foremost. Pool tables, dartboards, and a jukebox that's seen some shit. The crowd skews local—construction workers, service industry folks, and people who've been coming here since before it was cool (it was never cool, that's the point). If you're looking for craft cocktails with house-made bitters, you're in the wrong fucking place. If you want a stiff pour and conversation that doesn't involve Instagram, pull up a stool.

The North Vegas Advantage

Here's the thing about drinking in North Las Vegas: your money goes further and the bullshit quotient drops significantly. No velvet ropes, no bottle service minimums, no influencers doing photo shoots by the bathroom. Just a bar that opens when it says it will and pours drinks like they mean it. The location makes it perfect if you're heading to Aliante Casino, live in the Centennial area, or just want to escape the tourist zones without driving to Henderson.

Why You Should Go

Because sometimes you need a bar that isn't trying to be anything other than a bar. Scoundrels delivers consistent pricing, zero pretense, and the kind of regulars who'll actually talk to you instead of staring at their phones. The happy hour runs late enough to catch the after-work crowd but early enough that you won't blow your whole evening. It's North Vegas doing what North Vegas does best—keeping it real while the Strip charges $18 for a vodka soda.