Tenaya Creek Las Vegas

The Etter family established Tenaya Creek Restaurant & Brewery in November 1999. Their vision for the restaurant was simple and straight forward: Provide the finest caliber of cuisine and friendly service, typically found on the Las Vegas Strip in a much more convenient location...their local neighborhood.

The Etter family first moved to the community in 1965. As the four siblings -- Christina Etter Roush, Kathryn Etter Telles, Tim Etter, and Dan Etter -- grew up, so did their desire to start a family endeavor in Las Vegas. More than 35 years later, they were able to bring their dream to fruition. Tenaya Creek Restaurant & Brewery is a culmination of their professional experience and desire to bring good taste to the neighborhood.

The Tenaya Creek Brewery evolved from a concept to create a state-of-the-art brewery for Master Brewer Tim Etter to showcase his award-winning ales and lagers in Las Vegas. The Etter family envisioned Tim's brews accompanying the best food, served in a neighborhood location -- a place where friends can come together and become part of the family at Tenaya Creek.

Types Of Beer

Pilsner - 5.2% alcohol by volume
Golden lager, perfectly balanced malt and hop characteristics. Won the gold medal at the 2002 Great American Beer Festival for "European-Style Pilsner."

Hefeweizen - 4.8% alcohol by volume
A cloudy wheat beer, this American-Style wheat ale goes great with a lemon.

Ringtail Ale - 6% alcohol by volume
A copper colored pale ale with medium malt body. This ale is high in hop characteristics. It is a hybrid of an American Pale Ale and an English Extra Special Bitter.

Nut Brown Ale - 5.6% alcohol by volume
Light brown in color, this ale is quite malty. While the hop flavor is generally lower than that of the other ales.

Kolsch - 5.1% alcohol by volume
This light and dry ale is the perfect summertime beer. First place winner at 2003 Eldorado BBQ, Blues, and Brews Festival in Reno for the "Light Ale" category.

Winter Solstice Barleywine - 9.2% alcohol by volume
A full-bodied ale with twice the hops of a normal beer. A Las Vegas favorite since 1999, sure to warm the soul on a cold evening.