This was a phenomenal cabaret show! You have to be open minded to attend this show because it's a…read moreLGBTQ friendly show with adult sense of humor. All the performers were spectacular and hilarious especially the host of the show, Monsieur Romeo and Spencer who were the highlight of the show. Everyone that's in this show are all talented and have so so much energy to bring to the table. The size of this place is perfect, it's intimate, dark lighting type of setting. You could plan a fun night out with friends or a romantic table for 2. My husband ordered us champagne, so I got the "feels". The restroom in the theatre was definitely not ordinary and the norm. The sink area is unisex, so don't be alarmed, but the toilet area is private for Males, Females or what ever gender you claim to be. My husband and I enjoyed ourselves, we haven't had date night in awhile! If you're feeling a night of fun, laughter and open mindless; then this show is for you! I can't give away too much..my husband and I were laughing and entertained the entire time. Be forewarned: You might get tea-bagged if you sit in near the stage!

I thoroughly enjoyed this show. It's quirky, very, very funny, and filled with good performers who…read moredo some crazy things. I won't compare it to other shows--it's one of a kind. Sure there are parts that may remind you of another show you've seen, but it breaks the mold in its own way. Situated in The Foundry on the way to Bazaar Meats, the showroom is off to the right of the hallway. There were some glitches. I had my ticket on my phone but the person taking tickets didn't have a scanner so I had to go to the box office right there and get a paper ticket which she then took to admit me. My ticket said it was a preview show. It was the second night of the second week of their run. I was seated on the main floor where I had a good view of the acts. Perhaps it would be better to sit a bit back and off the floor to enjoy the aerialists without craning your neck to watch. Also, sitting back will prevent a naked man from kneeling on your table, giving your phone to the couple at the next table and asking them to take a photo which will not be posted. There are cohosts--Romeo and Spencer. Romeo has an introduction to the show in French and Spencer speaks it in English for those that didn't understand Romeo. From then, there are no holds barred as a series of acts--some strange and bizarre, unfold before you. I have to say that Spencer owns this show. He's funny, talented, and wild with an impish grin. I laughed heartily during much of the show ands you can't help but leave with a smile on your face. The show was just over an hour. I'd like to see some additional material added to the show especially when you compare ticket prices to other shows on the Strip. If you're in the mood for a different kind of show, I really recommend Blanc de Blanc.

Went to see Absinthe with one of my closest friends, and honestly, this might be one of the most…read morefun nights I have had in Vegas. From the second it starts, it feels like organized chaos in the best possible way. The crowd work is absolutely ruthless but also hilarious. You spend half the time laughing and the other half quietly hoping you do not make eye contact. Somehow, they walk that perfect line where it is edgy without being awkward. The side acts are insane. Like, how is this even physically possible level talent. Every time you think it cannot get crazier, it does. It is part circus, part comedy show, part did I just witness that moment. And the Gazillionaire is the perfect ringmaster for it all, completely unhinged in the most controlled way possible. He keeps everything moving, keeps the crowd on edge, and somehow makes chaos feel like it is exactly on schedule. Going with a close friend made it even better. There is something about sharing those did that really just happen looks the whole night that makes it stick. If you are in Vegas and want something that is actually memorable and not just expensive for no reason, this is it. Easily one of the best shows on the Strip.

This was a great and fun show! It was super raunchy with dirty humor, but my friends and I had a…read moreblast and were laughing so hard during the Gazillionaire's roast of the audience and his assistant's wild story telling. There's amazing acrobatic performances and the hour and a half flew by fast. I loved the intimate tent setting and no seat is a bad seat. The chairs are, however, uncomfortable and seated very closely together. There are bar waitresses who walk around and can also take your drink order, but we had already bought drinks from the outside bar to bring inside. The tent is located by Hell's Kitchen and Caesar's Palace Valet.

This is what I come to Vegas for - a raunchy show with that classic vegas feel. The main host did a…read moresuperb job acting like your inappropriate Uncle that everyone loves. He oozed charisma. All the other people in the show were top-rate performers and singers. The cocktails were expensive and the line was long, but you can't go to a cocktail cabaret empty-handed. The crowd is a more mature crowd, but everyone was having a blast and there were good vibes all around. The show is mostly just a compilation of songs from different genres, with some original like the "cocktail cabaret" song. It's been over a week and I still can't get the song out of my head! My friend and I had a blast and I can't wait to see it again!

Really fun classic vegas show. Great vocal performances with some good jokes…read more If you're looking for special effects, acrobatics, go go dancers look elsewhere. For what it is, the cocktail cabaret is a great way to start a night out in vegas. They sang classic songs including viva Las Vegas and Diamonds are forever. Enjoy a cocktail while listening to the show.

I went to see this show Saturday night. The show started about 15 minutes late. It lasted for…read moreabout 1 hour. The women are talented but I've seen a number of burlesque shows in Las Vegas and this one falls short. A few notes: You do not reserve seating when you get your ticket online. When you arrive at the venue at Notoriety, you are checked in and given a wristband that has your table and seat number marked on it. While waiting for the house to open, there are comfortable bench seats in the hallway and an employee will be selling drinks so you can get your evening off to a good start. When the house opens, seating is quickly done. I recommend when you check in that you ask for a table farther back. The stage has a runway and some of the show happens on that runway. I was seated at a front row table, and I had to turn and look back for some of the acts--or part of them on the runway. There is a QR code on your table to order drinks. I used it to get a bottle of water, but it never came. I stopped one of the servers, showed him my emailed receipt, and he promptly brought my water. I am pleased that Notoriety is offering a variety of shows that are well attended. This, howver, is one I would just barely recommend.

If I could give a negative star amount for this show, it would still be generous. We brought a…read moregroup of 12 come to Las Vegas and wanted to see a burlesque show. The advertising and website made this show sound amazing so we booked it. We were supposed to see the show Friday night but it was canceled and we were offered the same tickets we had purchased to see the show on Saturday night. I am not sure what show we saw last night but that was not a burlesque show nor was it worth the amount of money we spent to view that so called "amazing theatrical extravaganza". We basically spent $1200 for 3 bottles of cheap champagne, 2 drag queens, a faux vagina and an extremely skinny circus lady. We have been to burlesque shows before and that was not one. There were 4 "entertainers" and each did a little dance to a song but it was basically laughable rather than a show of talent or physique. Was the show we saw tonight the usual show or was that a back up for last nights show being cancelled? I truly wish we would've gotten a refund when the show got cancelled for Friday rather than going the next night. If our seats weren't in the front of the stage, we would've left the show within the first 15-20 minutes.

Such a cool bar! My first time ever coming here and we bought tickets to a magic show they had. The…read moreinside is super cool with incredible and fun artwork. My favorite was inside the bathrooms, they have it all decked out with Vegas show girl pics. Loved that old school Vegas nostaglia. They have a stage where the magic show was and they also have a lot of live entertainment here. I love that! There is plenty of seating and the bar itself is so cool. I ordered a mocktail and really enjoyed it. My friends also said their cocktails were super delicious. I definitely would come back here again another night! It is on the crazy Fremont street haha but definitely a bar worth checking out!

Came to see the show tonight a friend of a friend…read more Good drinks. Low cover charge. High on the Fun Great bar service. My drink was great. Love the deep red Multiple bathrooms and an outside venue. This place did not disappoint Right next to container park. Stop in for a drink!

Fabulous show, sexy ladies. I highly recommend everyone take a visit here and you'll not be…read moredisappointed.

I have been fortunate enough to see this show several times before, but the show has now evolved…read moreinto my favorite burlesque show in Vegas! I've seen almost all the others, but the actual dancing in this show, the fast pacing of it, the surrounded circus-like feel of it all, it's like none other in town. Beautiful dancers in the most sexy costumes skillfully performing every kind of classical dance there is from salsa to ballet. Plus, all kinds of sexy aerial acts on silks & hoops. Add to that the addition of Dani Elizabeth as the beautiful new host of the show with her incredible dance skills & even magical effects. Highly recommended!

Show after show that plays here your soul just get better and better!…read more Here at Myron's an individual cannot rave more about how incredible this place is . Come and watch the arts! We have seen so many incredible shows here. The world is better with jazz and the music that makes you feel good and alive . As you watch the artist play you can get lost and wander through the world however you want too. The arts are here and alive in Vegas. The visions of a world that Myron's has given to Vegas are epic. The acts that choose to play here is a little different than other forms of entertainment in Vegas. So come out and just listen. This venue choice, that is allowed by Vegas standards are truly amazing. It's a small intimate moment. It's not a huge arena for screaming and dancing. All that shouting, let's take it down a notch .The ticket prices range under a 100 per individual, and parking is usually six dollars. What an experience? Especially for Vegas and the cost of our tickets, and other fun activities. The sounds radiate all around you. You can choose to sit on the upper level and look down or in the main ball room area. You decide. Good food choices are available table side . You just order from your phone. Drinks are available at the lobby bar or at your table . Your choices are endless . You want a good quality evening, intimate, and pleasant let's go together. Grab my hand and let's step out together.

Attended another great event here at Myron's. We love the atmosphere and decor of this venue, the…read moregreat and talented performers, variety of shows, friendly staff and servers, and variety of drinks and food. The Windjammers put on an amazing, entertaining and fun show. We had picked seats off to the side so we could stand and dance which was a bonus. This group put on an energetic show with a great selection of songs by Orleans, Christopher Cross, Jackson Brown, Ace, Seals and Crofts, Little River Band, America, and more. The even did a acoustic session of songs in the middle and a selection of Hall and Oates songs. Anyone who does Steely Dan's Peg and Reelin In the Years rock!

Great Las Vegas off strip place for live music until 1 AM.. and it's free!…read morePlenty of seating if thats your thing but also a large dance floor. Drinks were inexpensive.. LV wise and well crafted.

An actual large performance stage that easily holds a 5-7 person band. No cover. Happy people. Lots…read moreof good angles/places to enjoy the performance. Still great variety of big live bands here. On rotation can be an r&b/funk, top 40 and-or favorites playing band. My faves are when the bands are all dressed up in their suits, sparkles and/or coordinating outfits. The patrons can be quite eye catching in their sleek suits and hats.

Restaurant has nice decoration, lights are dim but you have light at the table to read menus…read more Roasted half chicken and New York strip was our choice with beef fried rice, potato puree as well as a Mayfair roll. The Mayfair roll was the best of the three, the chicken was second. It was flavorful, juicy, and had some potatoes with it. This was a big dish probably shareable between two people. The steak was plain almost had a charcoal flavor as if it had been grilled. Espresso martini was good and served quickly. Overall I rate the food and drinks 7/10 nothing too flavorful just good. While I was there (10:30pm-12am) the restaurant had a mixture of singing performers and acrobatic performances. They would come on every 20 min or so and perform about 5 mins. They are fun to watch and the singers are really good however it doesn't not interact with the audience much. This is not a dinner party but more of a dinner with cirque du soul type of show. Price was very reasonable.

Great food, great service, great ambiance, and great performances, but please lower the volume…read more It's not a nightclub. Loud music forces people to raise their voices which, in turn, makes the environment even louder. And, it was very apparent when our waiter had to kneel down to communicate with us, and was clearly wearing hearing protection, that the wearing of hearing protection should be stated as something to considered when making a reservation. I don't recall that ever being mentioned. Or, Mayfair should offer it complimentary to anyone who would like to have it. Especially to those sitting in or near the main stage area.