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    4.0 (22 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
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    Somerset Wassail & Coconut Highball. ( ^_^)b
    Kevin M.

    My wife and I had a good time at Close Company. They are a fun little Speakeasy located within the Via Via Food Hall at the Venetian. To note, just follow the huge LED light pointing you to the Close Company entrance. Since we came by during the holidays, the whole bar and lounge is decked out with Christmas lights and decorations. The bartenders told us to sit wherever we liked and we chose to sit in the corner booth. The waitress came to greet us and welcome us in to their establishment. The menu offers many cocktails, mocktails, beer, wine and food options. They offer a holiday drink menu at the moment as well with four unique options. Our waitress was very kind and attentive the whole time and explained each drink we had questions about. Ultimately we decided to try the Somerset Wassail off the holiday menu ($16) and the Coconut Highball ($19). The whole atmosphere was very chill and relaxing. All the colorful lights and decorations made it a very memorable experience. Our drinks were ready quickly. Both of them were great options for us. The Somerset Wassail was served hot and in a cool little Christmas cup. It had good balance of sweetness paired with the Tequila. The Coconut Highball was a great refresher drink. I enjoyed the taste of it and amount of alcohol was just right. You can get a good buzz after finishing just 1 of them. The whole vibe of Close Company was great. Great service, great hospitality and great drinks is what you would want in a Speakeasy. The good vibes and good energy is why I would recommend at least coming by to experience it yourself. A solid bar to sit back and relax with good company and drink some good drinks amongst family and friends. Thanks, Close Company! We would come back again on the next trip to Vegas. ( ^_^)b

    Mole Old Fashioned and Espresso Martini & Tonic
    Mylinh S.

    Lovveeeddd the vibes here! The staff was very attentive and kind without being overbearing. The drinks were made fantastically as well. I love the decor so much there were multiple pieces on the walls that I wished I had at home Lol.

    Jim G.

    We frequent the Palazzo/ Venetian, and when I say frequent we donate a lot of money! I was really excited they opened a speakeasy at our place in the hopes it had a similar vibe as the Ghost Donkey at Cosmo or some of the other speakeasies we search for when traveling. Unfortunately it fell short. It's possible we went on a night that just was off. Regardless, the feel felt a little too corporate. The high top tables and setup felt a bit sterile and the giant neon sign calling out the place takes away from the main attraction of trying to find it in the first place. The drinks were also nothing special. The mole old fashion didn't have any mole flavors and didn't have much flare in terms of the glass or any other fun things like smoke, bacon garnish, etc. The bartender seemed uninterested and would rather be anywhere else. Well thats how i felt too. Hopefully they continue to tweak the concept or like I said it was just an off night. Hoping for the best and always pulling for new fun spots in our favorite hotel.

    Samantha W.

    We stumbled upon Close Company in Las Vegas by total accident while walking to Black Tap, and I'm so glad we did. They were hosting a Christmas pop-up bar, and once we saw the lights and decorations, it was game over, we had to stop in. The holiday decor is over the top in the best way: twinkle lights everywhere, ornaments hanging from the ceiling, tinsel walls, and a full-on festive vibe that instantly puts you in the Christmas spirit. It's a small bar, so it can get loud and crowded, but honestly that just adds to the energy. When we walked in it was busy but manageable by the time we left, it was absolutely packed. We ordered the Peppermint Nog, and it was genuinely delicious. Creamy, festive, and well-balanced. Price-wise, it was $21 including tip, which is pretty standard for Las Vegas cocktail pricing, especially for a themed pop-up drink. Totally worth it. Shoutout to David the bartender! Friendly, personable, and clearly knows his craft. Solid drinks and great service go a long way, especially in a high-volume Vegas bar. If you're looking for a fun holiday pop-up bar in Las Vegas, a place with great energy, festive cocktails, and a lively crowd, Close Company is absolutely worth stopping into. Just be ready for noise, tight quarters, and a whole lot of holiday cheer. Would 100% go back.

    The arrows are key to knowing where the entrance is. Without the signage, you would miss it.
    Jeff N.

    Vegas has some speakeasies located sporadically up and down the Strip and north to the actual downtown area. Still, unless you are looking to ride-share or take a taxi, you have to see what is actually near where you're staying. So, imagine my delight while staying at the Venetian for a conference recently, when I discovered a speakeasy to tantalize my senses. And the bartenders, especially Mario, whose name I believe it was, make excellent cocktails. Not a hidden speakeasy per se, but more like a tucked-away bar, situated in the far corner of Via Via Food Court. Where vendors such as the venerable Howlin' Rays Hot Chicken give more headway, but fear not, Close Company is not hard to find if you know where to go and locate the signage. The arrows are key to understanding the location of the entrance to Close Company. Without the signage, it would probably come across more as a hidden speakeasy, as most would be too oversensitized by the auditory and visual cues or drunk to know where to look. Close Company has the allure of a hidden speakeasy but the vibes of an unpretentious, come-as-you-are bar that produces great cocktails, has good tunes coming from the speakers, and the ambiance is cool as a cucumber. Cocktail-wise, I enjoyed several lovely cocktails during my two, counting two, visits to the speakeasy while I stayed at the Venetian. The Super Martini made me feel... super, thanks to the use of Ford's gin, dry vermouth, and their "super brine" mix. Their version of the Paper Plan, a bourbon-based cocktail, was super good. I was impressed with their Coconut Highball, made with Dewar's blended scotch and coconut soda. It made me want to live there permanently in a state of perpetual wonderment and strength; strength and perpetual wonderment. Their Mole Old Fashioned was also very good, featuring reposado tequila, Ancho Reyes Chile liqueur, spices, and other delightful ingredients. As a litmus test, I also enjoyed an extra dirty gin martini, made with Nordes Gin--a Spanish gin that I had never tried before, but now I have a bottle for at home. It is delicious. Their take on the Vieux Carré was also fantastic and allowed me to relive memories of not only my time in NOLA but also at the Mirror in DC. I yarred with relief.

    Mini martinis espresso and classic
    Farrah F.

    This is a cute small hidden bar within the food court of the Venetian. Our bartender was funny and interacted great with the customers. You are also able to order light food here as well like pizza and such. As for the drinks the mini expresso-tini is coffee forward. The others taste unique it could be good or bad lol guess you gotta try for yourself.

    Alyssa Y.

    This spot is a "skip" in our books. We had dinner reservations in Venetian but had sometime to kill and headed to close company around 7:45 on a Saturday. The place was dead, even though the Venetian was packed. Right away, it felt like they were trying too hard to capture something that others have done better. If you have an open hallway with a big sign that says "this is a bar" above it. It doesn't really qualify as a speakeasy. We entered find a large open space with only a group of four people and another group of two or three that was wrapping up and leaving. There were three people behind the bar, so we went and grabbed seats at the bar and then proceeded to be completely ignored for what felt like five minutes. It was enough that my partner and I kind of looked at each other and said should we go when one person walked by an additional time and asked "were you guys helped already" to which we said no and regrettably ordered two drinks to try. Given that the people behind the bar seemed uninterested in engaging with us, We made the decision to just close out our tab and go sit in one of the booths along the edge of the room where we could at least enjoy each other's company. The drinks themselves were fairly basic. My partner got the mole old-fashioned which he said was premixed and just poured and I got a drink called PS I love you, which was Prosecco and vodka. As we were sitting another bartender did come in and seemed much more engaged in his job. There was one other couple that had entered and sat at the bar and he seemed to do a great job at interacting with them, and he even came over and checked on us once as well. If he would have been the bartender when we first entered, I'm sure it would have been an extremely different experience for us. After we finished our drinks and headed out, leaving just the one other couple that had joined while we were there as the sole customers. Looking at other reviews, this doesn't appear to be an off night and somewhat seems to be the norm at this place. When you try to force a concept and hire people that don't seem to want to be there, you end up with close company.

    Cher C.

    Fun ambiance, friendly service, delicious drinks! We stopped in after spotting their "it's a bar!" sign from Via Via Food Hall. It is currently decorated for Christmas and they had some seasonal drinks on the menu. The Somerset Wassail tasted exactly like a warm apple cider. Dangerously delicious!

    Disco ball!
    Stacey P.

    The message was clear - if you like delicious cocktails you must go to the food court and find the speakeasy in the back right corner. Was it the numerous signage that blinded me from the very obvious sign that said "Close Company" with the arrows pointing to the entrance? No fancy gimmicks, tricks, puzzles, or QR codes required to enter this unassuming space. It feels like someone found a little unused corner, carved a space out, and set up shop. It has none of the Venetian glamour - it is dimly lit with old school barstools, a laminated countertop, and a disco ball in the corner. In other words - perfect. There were few people here when we were there. We entered, sat at the bar, and were cheerily greeted by Jesse who was a fantastic bartender. He could read a room like a book measuring the perfect amount of time of being engaged without overbearing. He crafted exquisite cocktails that were perfectly balanced. They were interesting and inventive without being complicated or sugar heavy. It was escapism, like stepping into a side room at an expansive party. The whole vibe was amazing. I highly, highly recommend!

    Dana T.

    So glad I stumbled upon this speakeasy/bar. It is easy to miss at first because it is tucked away in the corner but I absolutely loved the speakeasy vibes! Right now, they decorated it with Christmas theme and I loved it! I got the peppermint eggnog drink and it was so creamy and delicious! They made it so aesthetic as well. Definitely coming back at least once before the end of my trip!

    Rachael G.

    This is a kind of speakeasy tucked inside the Viva Viva food hall. It's a lovely spot with decent drinks and great service.

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    The Cabinet of Curiosities - Italian Smoked Old Fashioned, made by Jon

    The Cabinet of Curiosities

    4.1(274 reviews)
    0.7 miEastside
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    Chris was our bartender at this unique bar we visited in the Horseshoe casino . It's exactly what…read moreyou expect with the "oddities" and curiosities on display throughout. Every corner has a different oddity and to add to the intrigue and search for answers, they encourage opening some of the drawers for closer looks! They have a bar area where you can sit and enjoy your drink or food but also have cozy areas throughout where you can sit and take it all in. Definitely a fun bar to check out when in Vegas and hopefully you get Chris who was delightful and made fantastic drinks!

    Just an ok experience…read more Inside is definitely themed cool and each of the weird objects inside has a little number you can use to lookup and get more information. There is a second secret bar that wasn't open when we were there, but from what I understand you use clues from the objects to gain access. The drinks were ok but nothing spectacular, they were also a little on the pricey side for what you get. They had a limited selection of non-alcoholic drinks and upon asking if I could get one of their featured drinks in a NA version, the bartender seemed like he was being put out by the request. He made it, but the drink I got didn't really have any of the flavors described. If you are waiting for a tee time at Twilight Zone mini golf maybe you could stop in, though honestly I would probably just go to the bar down the hall by the food court.

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    The Underground at The Mob Museum - The Bees Knees

    The Underground at The Mob Museum

    4.6(460 reviews)
    3.8 miDowntown
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    This place is a lot of fun and bursting with history. We didn't do the tour but The Underground…read morespeakeasy was on my hit list for a while now and it was time to check it out. We took a bit too long to find the hidden entrance and had to ask the staff for help but it is still pretty cool to discover the entry. We used the password at the sliding opening at the door and were admitted into the dark windowless bar. The staff and bartenders were pretty cool and played the part of a prohibition era speakeasy very well. I had the Underground Old Fashioned and it was served hidden inside a book! Very cool. We really enjoyed walking around the bar and reading the history of speakeasies and seeing some framed props, etc. This place is part bar and part history museum and all fun. A great place to hang out and hide! Definitely recommend going here.

    I first became aware of the speakeasy when we visited the Mob Museum. I made a mental note to…read morecheck it out the next time we'd be in Vegas. Like in Prohibition times you need to provide a password in order to gain admittance. It's on their homepage and it changes from time to time. Entry to the speakeasy is through a side door downstairs behind the main museum. We ordered from the menu using our light from our iPhone as it's very dim in the speakeasy. We stayed about an hour Sunday evening arriving around 7pm. Tonight's live entertainment was Sandy and the Nightcaps. They had a great playlist of popular tunes old and current. This is a great venue where you can grab bites to eat, and order libations in a nonsmoking environment. There's a bar and many sit down tables.

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    The Vault - Forgot what was in it, but it was delicious

    The Vault

    4.4(112 reviews)
    0.7 miThe Strip
    $$$$

    The highlight of this evening was this hidden speakeasy cocktail bar inside the Bellagio!…read more Paisley greeted us as we entered The Vault and let us know that without a reservation we only had the option of seats at the bar. We've have awesome experiences watching bartenders before AND we were determined to stay so we happily agreed. Paisley was a delight to chat with as we waited for only 10 minutes while seats opened up for us at the bar. I also got to check out the restroom, which boasts a high tech toilet with automated opening/flushing and a heated seat! We had the pleasure of meeting Michael our bartender and Yesi the bartender apprentice, and regulars Bill and Kim from Texas on one side of us, and Mario from California on the other as we spent the next hour and half savoring one luxury cocktail each and some complimentary snacks (seasoned pistachio nuts, cheesy crackers, and a little amazing bite that I can't remember the ingredients of). Welcome complimentary drinks: "Key to my heart" -- fun little rum drinks to start off with served in a spherical black case surrounded by dry ice! (See video). A bit sweet for my taste but tasty and just a little shot's worth (to be sipped). Cocktails: La Vie En Rose: (5/5) Rose infused gin, house made strawberry infused sweet vermouth, aperol, orange essence. Gorgeous spherical ice cube with a real flower frozen inside). Described as a summer Negroni. I chose it because I love Negronis and am always up for trying a variation on a classic like that. The Fountain (5/5): bourbon, Punt e mes vermouth (55 year old bottle!), orange essence. The Vault's take on the classic Manhattan. Michael gave us a taste of the punt e mes sweet vermouth and it was sublime. Both spectacular cocktails were definitely made for sipping and savoring. And to top it off! Little espresso shots at the end....mmm delectable dessert my bites to complete a flawless experience. We'll be back! Michael is a masterful mixologist and Yesi is an awesome apprentice! Highly recommend!

    The Vault is an upscale speakeasy in the Bellagio. It is a true speakeasy in that there is no…read moresignage anywhere. We had to do some research on Yelp and Google to find it. The only hint I'll give is that it's located on the casino floor. When we walked in, we were greeted by the hostess. She asked us if we had reservations or were walking in. I really appreciated this because the way she phrased her question told me they had availability and we would be granted entry. The bar is very small and seats about 30. Reservations are strongly encouraged, however we went on a Monday in February. If you're going on a weeknight during off peak season, you should be okay without a reservation. The hostess gave us the option of sitting at the bar or at a table. We asked her for her rec and she said the bar so that's what we chose. The decor is beautiful. The ambiance is dark and moody. It's perfect for a date night. We were greeted by both bartenders. I believe the bartender that made our drinks was Rory. He was very nice and knowledgeable about cocktails. He was able to answer our questions and make suggestions based on our preferences. As we browsed the menu, we were presented with welcome drinks in a fancy smoky container. I don't recall the name of the drink, but it had a lychee flavor with a sugar rim and it was good! Drinks are extremely pricey which is to be expected in Vegas. It's also on par based on where the speakeasy is located (hint hint). The cheapest cocktail was $30 so prepare yourself for the sticker shock. Some drinks were $80-$100! Sometimes you just have to treat yourself. I went with the Velvet Moon which was an interesting cocktail consisting of both gin and mezcal. It had flavors of hibiscus and it also had egg white which I absolutely love! The presentation was beautiful and I really enjoyed it! My friend went with the Basilico Bliss which he enjoyed. I didn't try any, but it looked really good. As we were enjoying our drinks, the staff presented us with savory bar snacks. They were tasty and were a perfect compliment to our cocktails. They do have food on the menu, but we had already eaten so we stuck with our complimentary snacks. As we were closing out, the staff presented us with a complimentary mini dessert. Rory described it as a Carajillo Jello shot. I don't like jello (I hate the texture), but I do love Carajillos. My friend does not drink coffee and does not like coffee flavor, so I ate both of them. They were so delicious (but the texture was off putting lol). I typically don't mention the restrooms in my reviews, but this one is worth mentioning. All I have to say is heated seats with a bidet! We really enjoyed our visit. Had the drinks not been so pricey, we probably would have stayed longer. If you enjoy speakeasies and/or craft cocktails, go have a drink at The Vault! The experience alone is worth it!

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    Caviar croissaunt ($58)

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    Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den - Look for this storefront.

    Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den

    4.2(259 reviews)
    0.8 miThe Strip
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    Our visit here was part of a Craft Cocktail VIP Food & Drink tour at The Resorts Casino…read more.. Unexpected but fantastic experience... so fun that I returned during this trip as the vibe and cocktails were on point. The store front display was a complete shocker and surprise as we didn't see this one coming at all. Hello Kitty Kitty... that's all I have to say. Once we got in, the decor alone was awesome. I felt like I was transported back to my days in China, Malaysia, and Singapore. The DJ was spinning some great hits and when we started a conversation, I realized she was doing all on 45's records (for all you young folks, go do your research!!!). DOPE!!! Reposado As far as the cocktails we had there signature "One Night Stand" Margarita with my ultimate favorite, Reposado Tequila. One of the guest on the tour wasn't a big tequila drinker (she had some good stories as to why, we all do) so she was like, "here you go friend"... And for those that didn't show up on the tour... "here you go friend again"... And you best believe that I actually came back the next evening in the mist of a busy day just to have that margarita and it hit just like the first few times. I got to chill more and soak it all in... What a great vibe! The staff was welcoming, cool and friendly. They treated us like true VIP's. I look forward to coming back. Just make sure you wave to the kitty and rub the kitty's belly before entering.

    This is more like info to others than a review as we couldn't go in…read more After our dinner, we got back to the hotel around 9:30 and our party leader said to bring us to a secret bar. The store front totally surprised us as we really thought it's a store selling stuffed animals. The hint is that there's a host stand and a sign that says "please wait to be seated". Unfortunately, we are a party of 10 and the host told us that it's a small bar that probably fits 6 (?) and we had to wait maybe an hour and half before our turn. So there, we couldn't make it in. Maybe the morale of the story is to go early?

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    Don't let the cats out.

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    Ski Lodge

    4.1(307 reviews)
    0.9 miThe Strip
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    My wife and I had a great time at the Ski Lodge. The service was great, the drinks were delicious,…read moreand the pizza squares were amazing! The only downside I'll mention is the s'mores kit. We literally only received enough for one tiny s'more each. This thing was $32 bucks. Definitely not worth it. Aside from that, I would absolutely recommend a visit here. Finding it is pretty easy. Just look through TikTok or Google for directions. They're easy to come by.

    I love the theme and concept of this Speakeasy: a ski lodge is not something you'd expect in the…read moremiddle of a desert! And to find the door to the Ski Lodge, well, we walked right past it! It looked like a closet door -- no kidding. The only reason I looked again was because someone wearing a jacket was standing by this alleged closet door, which seemed oddly suspicious! (I know, I should be a detective! Haha) The cocktail menu was inventive. I also appreciated their commitment to the themed decor, like the snow behind the bar. If we had more people, I would have wanted to do a group ski shot (literally shot glasses sitting on a ski, and you tip the ski so everyone drinks at the same time). It was so unique, like where else are you going to do that?!! We only stayed for one quick drink here because it was fairly tame and quiet. It was a small venue. And it didn't have good service, or at least an inviting and warm one, which was unfortunate and surprising. For a small place that wasn't busy, we could never find someone to help us. It took a long time to order, a long time to get our drink, and a long time to get our tab. I think Ski Lodge has a lot of potential. The theme is fabulous and the venue rocks. The service is important, and there is so much competition in Vegas that service is more than just serving drinks. People come to Speakeasies for an experience, or in the least, to feel welcomed.

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    Vesper Bar - Vesper Bar

    Vesper Bar

    4.2(405 reviews)
    0.9 miThe Strip
    $$$

    Nice atmosphere, attentive service, good drink selection. I got the Vesper, Vesper martini which is…read morethe bar's namesake & made exactly as James Bond's order except stirred, not shaken as a martini should be. Generous grapefruit rind garnish, definitely boozey, I think I prefer a standard gin martini better, but def a must have if you want to try something different or if you're feeling like James Bond that evening. Wife had the Mint Julep. It included cognac & bourbon & was very stiff, but surprisingly didn't taste of strong alcohol... the sign of a good drink. My wife was riding high the rest of the night. Good lobby bar for stiff drinks. Would def return.

    Checked out of the hotel and wanted to get a drink at the bar to kill some time before my flight…read more The bar has plenty of seating at the bar and around the area. I opted for a comfier lounge chair next to the bar and checked out the menu on the table. When I was ready to order, I went up to the bar. Which, if you've been to bars in general, they happily take your order and you wait and bring the drinks back to your seat. Well not at Vesper. Went up ready to order and the bartender asked where we were seated and said a waitress would come by and that we couldn't order with him. We sat, we waited 15-20 mins and no one came around. We waited long enough and decided it wasn't worth our money. If trying to get an order in was this difficult, can't imagine what the rest of the service is like.

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    Vesper Bar

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