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Doberman Drawing Room

4.7 (290 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
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Kimberly W.

This bar is fancy af and so cute! The decor gives major Gatsby vibes, and walking in was definitely a wow moment. The space is huge, with bar seating, booths, more tables, and a big separate dance floor. They also have plenty of drink and snack options. The music was amazing, and the whole place had such a good vibe. The staff were so kind and even gave us welcome shots since we were there for a joint bachelor and bachelorette party. Such a fun spot to celebrate!

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Mikaela C.

After hearing so many great things about the Doberman, we finally made our way a few nights ago to finally experience this beautiful bar/lounge ourselves and to celebrate my new job! The special Wes Anderson inspired menu is what really prompted us to celebrate at Doberman and it certainly did not disappoint. My husband and I tried multiple cocktails from this specialty menu; The Life Aquatic, The Darjeeling Limited, The Royal Tenenbaums, Asteroid City, and Isle of Dogs. While all of these were truly fantastic as well as aesthetically pleasing, The Darjeeling Limited was hands down the drink we enjoyed the most and what will likely bring us back in before this special menu is gone. The Life Aquatic was incredible looking, but was our least favorite as it was quite sweet. The space is absolutely gorgeous with so many unique art pieces and tchotchkes to look at. Our waitress, Taylor, was also very friendly and ensured we had a good experience. I am docking a star though as I had a few minor complaints... 1) My husband put under the reservation that we were celebrating my new job; something both hostesses immediately congratulated me on upon arrival as well as our waitress. Being that we were there to celebrate, it was odd that we were seated at the table in the back, right next to the restrooms. When we arrived at 7:30pm, Doberman was only at about 20% capacity (it filled up later); being seated next to the restrooms was noisy from the doors slamming and busy with everyone walking right past us. Kind of a bummer and something we didn't realize until we were 1/2 way through our 1st cocktails. 2) There is a sign next to the front door asking you to not take photographs or video during your time at Doberman; something the hostess reiterated as well. I will admit, I was guilty of sneaking a few photos, but the large party of 7 that was sat across from us later in the evening were blatantly taking dozens of selfies with the flash on and standing up many times to take video / photos of the space, some also with the flash on. This was incredibly disruptive and we were honestly surprised that no staff told them to please put their phones away. 3) The volume of the music kept changing. While we enjoyed the selection of music, sometimes it was so loud my husband and I could not carry on a conversation, while other times it was pleasant background music. The volume inconsistency was a bit annoying. Despite my 3 minor issues, I truly loved Doberman Drawing Room. The atmosphere and drinks are well worth the hype. Added bonus was feeling like we were on vacation in NYC, Chicago, or London; a fun little escape from the neon glimmer of our desert city.

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Carrie Z.

Cool bar located on the north end of the Arts District. It has a great dim ambiance with interesting art and decor, making it a fantastic spot for a date night or hanging out with a group. The menu is limited when it comes to both cocktails and food (good thing) and the drinks are unique. No photos or videos inside. Parking is available for $4 an hour, and the bar does not validate. Worth a visit.

Rebecca C.

It is very exciting to see this bar turned from a very dreary place that did not have a very good menu to an upscale cocktail bar. Although the menu is very small, there are a lot of very unique flavor profiles that they have in their cocktails. After we receded we were given a mini taster of a specialty drink that they had for that evening. This cocktail bar has a lot of different events that happened through throughout the month which I think would be very fun to enjoy later on.

Yukari N.

This bar is amazing. The interior was old, luxurious, and dark. I had Charcuterie Book and THE PILLOW. THE PILLOW BOOK was very pretty drink. I don't know what was on the top but they were glittering and colorful. The presentation of Charcuterie Book was so cool. The sausages and cheese were very good. The sever was very nice to let me take a video for the fire show and drink. I definitely come back there to try more drinks.

Jackie F.

Pro: The best place to drink in Vegas, quick service, witty banter, live entertainment Con: Parking could be insane on the weekends, live performance night could get packed. I had initially avoided the Doberman when it opened up, Corner Bar Management had spent 2 years of all of their resources to open up this new place off Fremont. Personally I was shocked with the amount of marketing fund being pumped into DDR on all social media while Commonwealth sits empty and Laundry Room was crumbling from quick fixes. The first visit to DDR was due the remodel of Laundry Room Jan 2026, I am usually in Vegas for 5 to 6 days for CES and LR was the nightly drinking hole for friends, clients, and vendors. Luck would have it, Andrew, a previous bartender from LR was at the door, now the front of the house. He introduced me to the bar manager, Steven, an absolutely brilliant master of mixologist. He doesn't get fazed by requests, even if his young sly smiles may betray the kind words out of his mouth, a term from the nursing community would say, he is not judging, he is assessing. Whatever I could think about in my drinking recipe arsenal, Steven could do on the fly with what DDR have in stock... which is quite a bit. There is never a bit of hesitation and non necessarily motion, just sheer efficiency balanced with understanding of the ingrediencies at hand. The seasonal milk wash were a triumph, whiskey tasting came with water droplets (haven't seen this since Tokyo), flaming flare with the snack book, and just generally a happy group of people working together in unison. Decor is dark, gloomy, and filled with luxuries, yet there there are some fun distortions to the painting. Membership program are available for bottles, special events, and private room usage. Specialty event line up with music, magic, and performances are quite the norm for DDR, so it could be a quiet night of drinking with a low crowd of 20 patrons to hundreds of people dancing away with a DJ under the massive chandler. This is my place to drink now while in Vegas, where I use to send people all over the world to visit the Laundry Room, it's now the Doberman Drawing Room after the absolute vibe collapse of Laundry Room post remodel. The constant menu change are a delight, the staff are full of talent and knowledge, and kind of a surprise with every visit. Bravo, a star is born, from the ashes of Laundry comes Doberman.

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Namiko T.

My first visit!! It was chrismasy girls night out and wanted to try here for a while and It was just perfect!! So classy elegant full of holiday spirit inside! We made a reservation and they got us nice seats in front of Christmas Tree and close to the live music performance! There was the rule they had, restrain from Cell phone. So I've been fighting over the eager to take pictures. Only a little bit not to disturb... Well the Drink I ordered was Crumpus and Pink Pedal Both are amazingly delicious. Although it wasn't cheap. but it worth every penny!! Can't wait to visit again!!!!

Eric S.

What a fun addition to the arts district. The decor is a mix of curiosities and taxidermy. The drinks are above and beyond delicious. The bartender friendly and eager to recommend the perfect drink or regale you with stories. We didn't get to try the food menu but it looks delicious. Warning. Getting a seat is a challenge. Also this is not an inexpensive evening. But if you want something different, comfortabel, and intriguing, the doberman is for you

Becky K.

"Private" cocktail club in the Arts District. We did make a reservation but arrived an hour early. We were seated right away. People without reservations arrived at the same time and it was standing room only at the bar for them. Upon walking in my spouse said the decor reminded him of Park on Fremont. Sure enough it ended up being the same owners. The ambience is very chic, moody, and gorgeously decorated. The club was decorated for Christmas. It was warm and cozy without being over the top. Our waiter was one of the most knowledgeable waiters I have ever had in regards to liquor. He had great recommendations and knowledge about the menu. There are plenty of craft cocktails and even mocktails.

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Tony M.

This has to be my favorite new bar in town! They not only have amazing drinks but the vibes are 10/10! You can sit at the bar or at booths and they have another area where the booths are more private. Amazing service and drinks are curated with such intention! Every drinks is spectacular and delicious! Yanni I believe was our mixologist and did an impeccable job so the guiding us thru the drink menu and curating some drinks based on what we like.

Cara N.

Hand crafted cocktails. Unique small bites and very eclectic decor. Service is good. Staff is knowledgeable. Located in the Art District of Las Vegas. Worth a look.

Tiffany H.

It's a spot down in Fremont and I'm never down here. It's a cute little bar. I was expecting the venue to have Doberman portraits everywhere due to the name haha. But they had a one year anniversary party yesterday. It was pretty packed and crowded. They have a parking lot where they charge for parking at $5 for first hour and $4 each additional hour. So if not you can find street parking it'll be free. It would be nice if they had an outdoor patio as well too. But it's only indoors.

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Ask the Community - Doberman Drawing Room

We like to walk. Is it safe walking from the Golden Nugget?

We recommend ride share!

Live jazz entertainment?

Hi Cassandra - We do cabaret trio on Wednesdays from 6-9 and host Mikalah Gordon most Sundays from 6-9.

Hi is this bar open to the public?

Yes, reservations are just encouraged

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“The drinks were decently priced for Las Vegas and presented well, not to mention delicious.”

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