So it's been some time and I will say this local working class bar has evolved nicely! It is…read morebrighter and more open inside and more seating available outside. They still have live entertainment too! Great drink prices and service too! This particular Saturday the power went down in the midst of our visit... no panic they handled It great and seems like all were happy!

My friend's & I stopped in here last Saturday with a Meetup group. There was a band on one side but…read morewe choose not to sit on that side as it didn't seem inviting or comfortable so we went next door to the bar side & grabbed some seats @ the bar. I signed up for a player's card but no great freebies right away. Dillion was the one who signed me up for my card, he was nice. Alyssa was the bartender who took care of my friend's & I. I really liked her. She was friendly, engaged in conversation with us & was quick to wait on us & bring us our drinks. I played some video poker but didn't win anything. Bathrooms are single, male and female and they're strict on boys using the boys & girls using the girls per a sign they have hung up....lol There is one pool table & a few tall table tops you can hang out at. It does seem more of a dive bar with a younger crowd, like 20 year olds. My friend's & I were prob the oldest ones on the bar side.....lol I love the outdoor décor, so cute!!

Went to Club Madrid inside Sunset Station on 4/11/25 to watch the classic rock cover band Yellow…read moreBrick Road with one of my meetup groups. Let's just say...where has this cover band been all my life?! The five of us got in line at 7:30pm, just to get a good spot on the floor right when the doors opened at 8:00pm. Admission to get in was free and we were allowed to bring in our own water and snacks. A small bar is also located inside. I drove here so I couldn't really drink any alcohol or cocktails, plus I left my water in the car, so I got myself a soda, which was only $3 plus tip. What a deal! Club Madrid is one of the coziest clubs I've been to so far. The surround sound was perfect (not too quiet or too loud) and the dance floor is very spacious. Seeing everybody dance along to their favorite classic rock songs was totally awesome, and I got to dance myself and get up close with the band at one point. As someone who has parents that listened to a bunch of classic rock when I was younger and being hooked onto it ever since, I knew and sang along to every song that they played. Some songs on their set list were Back in Black by AC/DC, Any Way You Want It by Journey, Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith, and Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple. They took the stage at 9:00pm, where they played for about two hours (no intermission) before closing their show with Hot For Teacher by Van Halen. Two people in our meetup group had to leave a little early, but myself and two others stayed for the entire duration of the show. Hint: if you want to see YBR perform, their next show will be at Boulder Station on 4/25/25. They are AMAZING and you will NOT be disappointed.

80's night! This is a fun and easy little bar outside the club Madrid that sits inside Sunset…read moreStation Casino. They have barstools and slot machines you can sit. You can also sit or stand at a table top. The bar opens up and has some big screens (we watched the winter X-Games hosted in Aspen) and a great view of the stage in Club Madrid. I enjoyed a Bloody Mary with extra olives. The bartender is fast, friendly, and makes a tasty drink. He keeps a clean and stocked bar. You can tell he enjoys his job. Everyone was singing along with the band and the seats were full. The only draw back on this particular visit was the smoking. I had to leave. I was getting a headache. The ventilation at this time is temporarily hindered due to the wall that is up right behind that area. The Casino is doing a wonderful job of renovating and unfortunately until that area is complete it's not as enjoyable. You must checkout The Sports book! It is amazing. So nice! I'm looking forward to 80's night when the construction is done.

Sound quality- great Stage visible from different locations-…read moreall good In an area where airflow (wind) is good and breezy, not blocked by buildings

We bought VIP tickets for a recent rock concert tour and the Amphitheater did not disappoint!…read morePROS 1- Plenty of security and police in the area. Not just standing around but walking through the crowds. I loved that they were proactive. 2- No pot smell in the air! I was pleasantly surprised to find that the outdoor air was clean and not filled with smoke. ( compared to Strip concerts- yes even outdoors ) 3- Value - 70 bucks for two VIP tickets - Concert lasted from 8p-12a but they started early and ended late ! Worth the $$ 4- VIP area had PLENTY of open space to sit or stand. You can even bring blankets 5- Plenty of restrooms and wash stations 6- Close access to the stage ! Good luck with that on the strip. 7- Plenty of FREE parking !- Again good luck on the strip. CONS 1- Need more cold drinks. Waters, beer purchased were a little warm 2- Need more concession stands and running terminals. Will be back!

Want to see washed up 80s bands relive their glory days while caterwauling on a temporary outdoor…read morestage? Then June Fest is for you! I can't complain because I was treated to comp VIP tickets by the casino so that meant I had close up seats and free food and booze, but I'm not sure the "rack rate" ticket prices would be worth it. There are two seating areas: in fold out chairs closer to the stage and then a grassy "lawn" area in back. The actual seating area seats were expensive so most of them went empty. Next year the organizers might want to consider making the lawn area bigger and remove a lot of those empty chairs. The lineup was fun and was touted as a Salute to the 80s. John Waite, Berlin, and the Romantics all played pretty sad sets as none of them were really that good anymore. At least it was fun to sing along to their hits. The best part of the lineup was the legendary (fresh off her Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction) Joan Jett! This lady is still ROCKING, people! She came out on stage in a badass silver sequined jumpsuit and her voice sounded great. She blasted out a crazy setlist of all of her biggest hits as well as songs from her days in the Runaways. The stage was small but fine and the plastic chair reserved seating did the job. There were plenty of bars around for booze. I ordered a margarita from 3 different bars and each bar was out of some crucial ingredient. One didn't have tequila, one didn't have limes and another didn't have sour mix. Huh? What is up with that? A bar without basic ingredients for one of the world's most popular drinks? I finally gave up and just drank Diet Pepsi. The food booths had very long lines because of inefficient food prep procedures, but the food was pretty tasty considering the limited outdoor cooking areas. Food was pricey as you'd expect. The hotel kept the pool open during the concert so you could go for a swim if you wanted. You couldn't see the stage from the pool but you could hear the bands just fine (the sound system was sort of quiet which was nice, no busted eardrums here and no earplugs were necessary). I'd go to this event again, especially if it was comped!

Very poor communication of rules and what is allowed. Inconsistent reinforcing of "rules". Made me…read morethrow out bottle of water but sat next to people with coolers of energy drinks. Music good but would not want to attend future events due to this.

Superb dedicated karaoke establishment just south of Harry Reid International Airport…read more Best sound and microphone system EVER and an exhaustive collection of current and classic songs! BYOB for alcoholic beverages--they have EVERYTHING else you need--and your party will be epically self-starting. DJ "Big Dog" Downey will take care of you like no one else. Try this joint and you'll return happily!

I was a little skeptical at first at the concept of this venue. But after attending several events,…read moreI have to say... This is definitely one of the coolest places I've ever been too! The fact that it is 100% BYOB, and of course, 100% smoke-free, makes this place the ideal place to have any type of event. Bigdog keeps this place so clean, that you can literally eat off the floors. Every event that we attend here, it's like walking into a different venue every time. Bigdog is constantly updating this place. He is always improving it to make it better. Their sound system is off the charts. Their light-show is absolutely beautiful. If you get a chance to come here for an event, you will clearly see how much money you will save by being able to BYOB. They're sound system is off the charts. Their light-show is absolutely beautiful. If you get a chance to come here for an event, you will clearly see how much money you will save by being able to BYOB. Just for reference, I normally spend anywhere from $50 to a $100 every time I go out anywhere in this town, but, coming here... I pay the membership fee and bring my bottle of wine and end up spending less than $20!

The camraderie and friendliness is amazing there. Great place to hang out with friends and loved…read moreones and have a few cocktails at the most reasonable price. My only issue was with the bartender's daughter who was rude and very selfish. She took over my spot at the bar, and wouldn't even let me get to my purse hanging unfer the nar on a hook without being obnoxious. But I've had good times and met up with good people, So I'm not gonna let that spoil my visits there. The bartender is fabulous and very kind.

A great spot for local bands in Henderson! Tonight Logic KAYOS killed it! If you have a chance to…read morehear this new group of Las Vegas Locals do it!

Beautiful Resort but one complaint only. Actually 2. The…read morefloors in our room were not vacuumed and still had chips and little pieces of paper on the floors when we returned to our room. Too, the balcony is very spacious but very dirty! Looks like they haven't been cleaned in years. I left a tip for the housekeeper but I sure regret that I did now. Pool areas are fabulous! Sand pool that was pretty cool! Casino area are nice too! Professional-staff outside of housekeeping.

I've lived in the Henderson area for over two decades and have been to GVR more times than I can…read morecount, but I had zero idea that this events center existed! It's kind of hard to find throughout the casino, so your best bet is to follow the signs and look for the escalators that take you down to the events center. Once you exit the escalators, you will see a bunch of different halls/ballrooms so make sure to find the right one for the event you're attending. I was attending an gala event at this center called "Healthcare Hereos" to honor local administrators, doctors, medical personnell, and volunteers who have served our community during the ongoing COVID panademic. I was honored to be able to attend and support a family member who was being recgonized at this event for all his hard work in the LV community. The hall/ballroom itself was absolutely beautiful and the stage is at the perfect height to allow guests to be able to see the presentation from any part of the room. The banquet staff were amazing and so kind to constantly attend to the guests needs for water, drinks, dinner etc. Overall the food was so delicious and I think the event itself was a wonderful way to celebrate and honor these heroes. Thank you to GVR and their amazing staff for providing space and service for this wonderful event. I would be glad to attend more events here in the future!

Every little thing costs $$. Each and every ride starts @ 3 tickets(1.25 per ticket= $5), food…read morestarts @ $3 ,water @$2! Miller lite alcohol tablet at practically every 4th booth (why is alcohol promotion so imp??). These costs are on top of the $10 admission ticket..the only good thing is the zip line ($10 before 6, then $20 per ride) which is unique but still pricey. Parking is plenty and free and the cancer dogs show (free) jumping in the water was amazing (and I don't even like dogs!).

Got there and it looked great. Looks can be deceiving. Paid the $9 to get in ? For what? Went to…read moreget a bite to eat lots of vendors and fair food at gourmet prices! $8 for half a sandwich? $3 for a bottle of water? Went to listen to a local band The Roxy Gunn Project they were very good but at the end of there set they were about to finish up and were told their time was up and to leave the stage? Very unprofessional and unorganized if you ask me. Don't waste your time or money you work to hard for it.

This page has nothing to do with the show "All Shook Up A Tribute To A King". Someone just created…read morea fake page to get reviews.

Very entertaining in a relatively small venue. Musicians were very talented and "Elvis" did a very…read moregood job of involving the audience in the show.

Brenda by far the best bartender within 10 miles. Best bartender in Las Vegas in my opinion.read more

Anyway, it was Thursday and the most excellent early afternoon buzz I cultivated at the Skyline was…read morelong gone. Running around playing slots like a wild chicken man had left me exhausted and I was becoming uncomfortably lucid. I caught a wave outside the Skyline and rode it down the Boulder Highway. There's a strange swirling energy that ebbs and flows along this highway. It pools in vortices in casinos on either side of the road. It swept me right inside this place. Sunset Station is home of The Gaudi Bar, named after famed Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926). This is one of my favorite places to visit and a great place to work on getting your buzz back. I grabbed a seat and urgently got to work. Sixteen ounces later things were starting to look up. And there's a lot to see here. Now, you don't need to be high to enjoy Gaudi, but his work is all the more delightful if you are. Same with the Gaudi Bar here. The higher, the better. The bar reminds me of an indoor version of Park Guell, the little park designed in the Catalan Modernist style by Gaudi up in the low hills overlooking Barcelona. Straight lines were like an anathema to Gaudi. In his work, everything you expect to be straight is curvy, and he favors brightly colored mosaics pieced together from broken ceramics. The Gaudi Bar at Sunset Station has the same type of architectural columns which support Park Guell. They look like tree trunks, which branch out to support a fancifully scalloped domed ceiling ringing the bar area, with the top of the dome removed to expose a fake blue sky. The ceiling features a number of cutouts for lighting covered with fantastic mosaics, functioning like stained glass windows. Ringing the ceiling are wicked cool red lanterns which look like volcanic stalactites growing through a tangled web of wires and threatening to drip hot lava on the patrons below. The table behind me was filled with what looked to be mayonnaise salesmen celebrating something. I noticed they were sitting directly under a lantern. It occurred to me to warn them about the dripping lava but just then a cocktail waitress came by and I got distracted. When I looked back they were gone. Poor bastards. I finished my beer and hit the penny slots. Mikey C says: Hot Lava!