“Opening our first Nevada location is a milestone for our family, and the welcome from Summerlin has made it even more meaningful.”
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Downtown Summerlin has a new neighbor as Finney’s Crafthouse + Kitchen opened its doors in September, bringing the family-owned Southern California favorite to Nevada for the first time.
Founded by brothers Greg and Brad Finefrock (pronounced Finney-frock), better known as The Finney Brothers, the neighborhood restaurant and bar at 10955 Oval Park Drive pairs scratch-made American comfort food with rotating craft beers in a lively sports-viewing setting – NFL, NHL, MLB, NBA and more.
“Opening our first Nevada location is a milestone for our family, and the welcome from Summerlin has made it even more meaningful,” said Greg Finefrock, co-owner with twin brother Brad Finefrock.
“The community’s neighborhood-feel drew us here. Now, seeing people gather around the tables and cheer on their teams with their friends and family brings everything we love about Finney’s to life in Las Vegas.”
Open at 11 a.m. daily and 10 a.m. on Sundays during football season, Finney’s is a place to gather, catch the game and explore the kitchen’s scratch-made menu. A highlight: the A5 Wagyu burger with Japanese Wagyu from Shiraoi Farms topped with ribeye, pepper jack, bacon, crispy onions, steak sauce and mustard aioli.
Also: Gary’s Pepperoni flatbread inspired by Greg and Brad’s grandfather with mini pepperoni cups, marinara, four-cheese blend and optional drizzle of hot honey. Finney’s also offers salads, bowls and sandwiches. Thirty rotating taps sourced from local and regional breweries anchor a menu built for exploration.
Fresh-squeezed juices complement handcrafted cocktails: Raspberry Smash with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Prosecco, lemon and raspberries and Guava Marg with Pueblo Vieja silver tequila, guava, agave and tajin. Zero-proof options include Smoke & Honey with citrus, pineapple and ginger, Strawberry Acai with lemonade and elderberry and Dirty Soda Diet Coke with vanilla cream, coconut and lime.
The 245-seat restaurant is 5,395 square feet, including an indoor patio, with a 2,434-square-foot dog-friendly outdoor patio. Reclaimed wood, century-old brick and copper accents give Finney’s its warmth. A second Finney’s is opening at Town Square mall soon.
More: FinneysCrafthouse.com and @FinneysCrafthouse on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
