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Father's Day Freebies in Las Vegas

Posted on June 18   |   Updated on June 19
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

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Come here for free beer. (Clint Jenkins/Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar)

City Cast Las Vegas wants to wish all the dads out there — hello Wayne! 👋 — a fantastic Father’s Day this weekend. You can score a few freebies on Sunday too 👀

🥃 Bottiglia at Green Valley Ranch is giving dads a free Old Fashioned. It pairs well with the 14 oz. prime Ribeye, which is $58.

🍺 Hearthstone at the Red Rock Resort is giving dads a free draft beer with the purchase of a meal. Go with the special (baby back ribs, cornbread, and baked beans for $32) and a $13 peanut butter cup cigar for dessert.

🔥 Bruce Kalman of SoulBelly BBQ is hosting a virtual Father’s Day grilling class at noon on Saturday, June 20. The price is $50, but you can enter a contest to win a complimentary spot by sending the direct message #pitmaster to @soulbellybbqlv on Instagram by midnight tonight (June 18).

🥃 The Las Vegas Distillery is welcoming all dads with a complimentary barrel-aged Old Fashioned on Father’s Day.

😋 Don’s Prime steakhouse is giving dads a dram of Glenlivet 18 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky on the house, 5-10 p.m. at the Fontainebleau (which also has free parking for locals right now).

🏊 Free admission for dads at the Cowabunga Bay water park in Henderson with the purchase of at least one other regular day ticket at the gate.

👀 Wakuda at the Venetian is giving dads a free Harajuku cocktail (which is kinda like a Manhattan and Negroni in one) and some of the restaurant’s steak seasoning to take home. If you want to splurge, a six-ounce A4 Japanese Wagyu tenderloin is $150 for Father’s Day.

🍣 This isn’t specifically a Father’s Day deal, but it happens to fall on the holiday: Su Casa is giving everyone a free signature roll with the purchase of an entree on every Sunday in June.

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