Downtown Summerlin has a new spot for burgers, craft beer, and game-day gatherings. Finney’s Crafthouse opened September 21, 2026, at 10955 Oval Park Drive, bringing its Southern California neighborhood-tavern concept to Las Vegas for the first time.

With 20 televisions, a dog-friendly patio and a menu that stretches from smashburgers to seafood, the restaurant gives residents another option for lunch, dinner or a get-together near Las Vegas Ballpark. The opening adds a new choice to the Dining Arroyo, not a replacement for the neighborhood’s existing restaurants.

Finney’s Crafthouse: location, hours and contact details

Address: 10955 Oval Park Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89135, in Downtown Summerlin near Las Vegas Ballpark.

Days and hours: Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–10 p.m.; Friday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–11 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m.

Phone: (725) 334-2990.

What to expect: Casual sit-down dining, sports on TV, craft beer, and a dog-friendly outdoor patio. Ask the restaurant about game-day seating, accessibility, reservations, and parking arrangements before a time-sensitive visit.

Those hours are listed on the official Summerlin business directory. Holiday schedules and kitchen service may differ, so it is worth checking on the day you plan to go.

What is on the menu?

Finney’s serves American tavern food with enough variety for a table where not everyone wants the same thing. The company’s published food menu lists burgers, sandwiches, salads, pizza, tacos, bowls, and shareable starters. Local offerings and prices should be confirmed with the Summerlin restaurant.

Burger fans can start with the Finney Burger, topped with white cheddar and pickled onions, or choose a single, double, or triple smashburger. The menu also lists a bison burger and an A5 Wagyu burger. Those options offer different price points and toppings without requiring diners to order the same house specialty.

For a table sharing appetizers, the menu includes bacon deviled eggs, crispy Brussels sprouts, coconut shrimp, a Bavarian pretzel, and chicken-and-waffle bites. Pizza choices include margherita and pepperoni, while shrimp tacos, ahi poke bowls, and grilled salmon bowls provide alternatives to burgers and fries.

The published menu lists many burgers and starters in the low-to-mid teens, but do not treat an online PDF as a guaranteed current price sheet. Check the location’s menu before ordering, especially when budgeting for a family or group.

Dietary note: Some items are labeled gluten-conscious, but Finney’s says its kitchen is not gluten-free and cross-contact can occur. Anyone with food allergies or dietary restrictions should speak directly with restaurant staff rather than relying on menu labels alone.

Craft beer, cocktails, and a place to watch the game

Finney’s highlights approximately 30 craft beers on tap along with cocktails prepared with fresh juices. That drinks program is a major part of the brand’s neighborhood-tavern identity, but it is not the only draw: the food menu is designed for a full meal as well as snacks during a game.

Across the dining room, bar, and patio, 20 televisions make sports a visible part of the setting. That is useful for people meeting friends to watch football or hockey, although a particular game, screen, or seat should never be assumed without checking ahead.

The outdoor patio welcomes dogs, according to Summerlin’s official listing. Guests bringing pets should confirm any patio rules and consider the weather. Indoor dining may be more comfortable during especially hot afternoons or on busy game nights.

Expect an energetic, casual restaurant rather than a quiet formal dining room. Families, couples and groups can choose the setting that suits their visit, whether that means a quick weekday lunch or a longer evening out.

Why the owners chose Downtown Summerlin

Twin brothers Greg and Brad Finefrock are behind the company’s expansion into Nevada. The brand began in Southern California in 2016, and the Downtown Summerlin opening represents its first restaurant outside California.

In a September 21 interview published by Summerlin, the brothers pointed to the area’s active atmosphere, families, and proximity to the ballpark as reasons for choosing this location. The restaurant joins a district where visitors can combine a meal with shopping, a walk or a community event.

A second Las Vegas Valley location has been discussed for Town Square. That is a future plan, not a reason to assume another branch is already operating; check the company’s current locations before heading there.

Before you visit

For the easiest outing, decide whether you are going mainly for a meal or to watch a game. If your group needs a particular seating arrangement, a patio table or a television view, contact the restaurant first. Families can review the menu in advance, while diners with allergies should confirm ingredients directly.

Finney’s gives Summerlin residents another casual dining option near the ballpark, with a broad menu and a lively sports-focused setting. Check the official location listing for current hours, then plan a visit that fits your appetite and schedule.