Confirmed: Beer Park by Budweiser Arrives at Paris Las Vegas in Early 2016

Beer Park by Budweiser finally confirms Eater Vegas’ August news that it was taking over Chateau’s former rooftop at Paris Las Vegas with a rooftop bar and grill. The 10,000-square-foot deck that overlooks the Las Vegas Strip plans to serve up more than 100 draft, can and bottles of brews along with 36 beers on tap. Craft beer cocktails, regular cocktails and wines on tap are all part of the drinks menu that includes bloody Marys. Guests will sit at picnic tables to watch sports.

Matthew Silverman of Vintner Grill and the 24-hour Hexx, just downstairs from the beer park location, is behind the project.

The grill side of the bar plans to serve American dishes and serve some food from “roaming carts serving concession-style offerings.”

The “Budweiser Beechwood Grill” adds beer flavors to “anything from burgers, brisket, ribs or sausages.” For example, the bratwurst gets a Goose Island IPA marinade while the pickles are prepared using Stella Artois. The menu also plans to feature recommended beer pairings. On the dessert side of the menu, expect funnel cakes and an ice cream cart.

Chicago-based design firm Gensler is behind the baseball stadium atmosphere here that includes communal tables. Guests access the bar via a spiral staircase. A grass lawn features classic bar games such as pool, bean bag toss and darts. Along the railing overlooking the Strip find high-top tables. The center of the space contains a rectangular bar with space for 200. Overall, 500 guests can fit in the space outfitted in wood with metal accents.

The taps here keep the beer at 31 degrees, while cold “plates” at each seat of the bar to keep beers cool. A retractable awning for the summer and heaters during the winter keep it comfortable.

Beer Park plans to be open daily from lunch through late night, becoming a strictly bar setting for the 21 and over crowd at 10 p.m. Expect an early 2016 opening.