Freakin' Frog Apartments For Rent - South Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada

Posted by Ryan Johnson on December 05, 2008 12:26

The strip may draw people in like a moth to a flame, but apartment-ites should know that there are numerous places off the strip that are just as fun, if not more fun, than the crowded dance clubs and casinos that the strip is famous for. Down near the University of Nevada Las Vegas there sits a little college bar that's serving up some of the best wines and brews

in town without the flash and bang that you'll find in all the place in the area of the strip, called the Freakin' Frog. If you want a true-blue neighborhood bar, or are just tired of the glitzy bars of the main thoroughfare, then the Freakin' Frog should be your pick for a night of drinking.

Though you can find your Budweiser, Coors and Miller here, you can get the best experience by trying out their wide selection of beers from foreign and independent breweries. Featured taps from brands like Rogue, Delirium, Pyramid and Old Fog Horn give a little something different for those too used to the usual American flavors. Nothing helps a cool beer go down quite like some tasty bites, and the Frog has plenty of options for hungry customers. For those in the small bite, try their world famous Freakin' Fries or cheese fries, beer battered Zucchini, sweet potato fries, Pig's Noses, also known as fried jalapeno slices, or the prosciutto bomb, a Sicilian pepper stuffed with prosciutto and Provolone, marinated in oil and herbs.

If you're looking for something a bit more substantial, try one of their fine entrees and specials, including a wide variety of burgers, including Lisa Lucifer Burger, with onion, maple bacon and Swiss and plenty of spices, or Gary's Teriyaki Burger, served with onion, pineapple, Swiss and teriyaki sauce. You can also try Tall Guy's Bratwurst, Mander's Chicken Tenders, the Froggy Fish Sandwich, or Adam's Freakin' Hot Chili. Any dish you choose would make a great addition to an already fantastic night.

It may not have the shine and flashy qualities of many bars around Las Vegas, but apartment-ites know that if you want an old-fashioned bar and grill experience without dancers, loud music or flashing strobes, the Freakin' Frog is the spot in town for your needs.