“Las Vegas has one of the most passionate sports cities with some of the best fans in the country, and we can’t wait to be part of it,” said Greg Finefrock, Finney’s founder.
Finney’s Crafthouse, a Southern California favorite, will open its first Nevada location in Downtown Summerlin in The Dining Arroyo at 10955 Oval Park Drive in September, bringing its scratch-made comfort food, craft beer and neighborhood atmosphere to the Las Vegas Valley. Finney’s will also bring sports viewing, giving game days a new home base for sports fans.
“Las Vegas has one of the most passionate sports cities with some of the best fans in the country, and we can’t wait to be part of it,” said Greg Finefrock, who founded Finney’s Crafthouse in 2016 and with twin brother Brad Finefrock has grown the restaurant and sports bar to 16 locations in California.
The Finney’s name pays tribute to Greg and Brad’s longtime nickname The Finney Brothers, a play on their last name Finefrock (pronounced “Finney-frock”). Finney’s will build on a family-friendly foundation that welcomes everyone gathering for lunch, happy hour, date night or a night out with friends or family.
Steps from Las Vegas Ballpark, Finney’s offers a great place to catch games with 20 HDTVs spanning the dining room, bar and patio. Guests can cheer while enjoying food, craft beer and handcrafted cocktails. Classic rock, reggae and country music creates an atmosphere that keeps the experience lively.
Executive Chef Eric Bosrau’s menu features more than 50 approachable, house-made favorites built for sharing, including buffalo cauliflower, A5 Wagyu burger (in the main photo) with Japanese Wagyu from Shiraoi Farms, grilled or crispy mahi mahi tacos and Gary’s pepperoni pizza, with the option to add hot honey.
The bar program features 30 rotating craft beers on tap spotlighting local and regional breweries and 18 craft cocktails including the Raspberry Smash, Guava Margarita and Meg’s Margarita Flight. The menu also features zero-proof options, including the Smoke & Honey with citrus, pineapple and ginger and the Dirty Soda Diet Coke with vanilla cream, coconut and lime.
The 245-seat restaurant spans 5,395 square feet indoors with an additional 2,434-square-foot dog-friendly patio. Reclaimed wood, century-old brick and antique copper accents give the space its signature look. More: FinneysCrafthouse.com and @FinneysCrafthouse on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
