Hands down our favorite place in Vegas! We go to Vegas several times a year and we come here every…read morevisit. Great drinks and the best atmosphere and vibe.

Such a fun spot! This was the first place we stopped after getting into town. We didn't have a…read moreproblem getting in early afternoon during the week. Great vibe, love that they really commit to the theme! Service was good, they have a solid menu with some light bites and extensive cocktails of course. I had a Tokyo sexwhale and a tiki bird shot, both were excellent. My partner grabbed a painkiller. Definitely stop in if you're in town and looking for a cool spot with great drinks!

I came to Ghostbar at the Palms on a Wednesday for Locals Night while celebrating a family member's…read morebirthday, and it exceeded our expectations. The Wednesday special is hard to beat $100 for a 1L bottle with bottle service, which is an awesome value compared to most Vegas clubs. The service was excellent from start to finish. Our host and server were attentive, and all of the staff and security were friendly, welcoming, and professional. The DJ kept the energy up all night with a great mix of Top 40 hits and EDM, so there was something for everyone in our group. Between the music, the atmosphere, and the great service, everyone had an amazing time. If you're a local looking for a fun Wednesday night spot or have friends and family visiting, I definitely recommend checking out Ghostbar. I'll definitely be back!

This was THE place to be 20 years ago - still a good bet if you like views and fresh air and enjoy…read morea hybrid strip/locals hotel. The Palms is all grown up and now of drinking age.... I remember when it was new but it is still as beautiful as ever. It was kept up over the years and was reinvented once during its lifetime. I like the Rio's rooftop bar and this one - and a lot of good memories here from now years ago. The 'elevation' of this bar and the view it offers should be part of any Vegas getaway. The people who come here are from all over the world - but you also get local regulars - and I think that is what makes it so enjoyable. Bring your friends and you are guaranteed a good time. I have fond memories of my one friend here 'taking down the mother hens!!' The trendy club scene of today - it changes - it has to do with what DJ and what celebrity endorsement - and probably more factors I'm not even aware of. Resorts a tiny bit off the Strip are always a better value and they tend to try a bit harder. The same is true for anything at the Palms for that matter: the rooms, the restaurants and the overall service. No doubt there are other clubs on the Strip that have the "it" factor - but this is a good bet.

Unknown is one of those places where you stop because of the art... and end up staying for the…read moreatmosphere. The Damien Hirst shark immediately grabs your attention. Whether you love modern art or think it's completely ridiculous, it's impossible not to stop and look. It makes for one of the more memorable bars in Las Vegas. Beyond the shark, it's just a really comfortable place to spend some time. Good cocktails (NA Beer choices good), attentive bartenders, and a great spot to take a break from the sensory overload of the casino floor. I also appreciated that it doesn't try too hard. It isn't a nightclub, it isn't pretending to be a speakeasy, and it isn't chasing Instagram trends. It's simply a well-executed casino lounge with an unmistakable centerpiece. If you're at the Palms, it's worth stopping in even if it's just for one drink and a few minutes admiring the shark. Vegas has plenty of bars. Very few have a 13-foot tiger shark floating above them.

Had a group meeting us for drinks, ready for a good time... and instead we got a waitress who made…read moreit very clear she was not thrilled with our group size. She let multiple people know she was upset -- not just annoyed, but full-on airing her grievances -- because we couldn't put all our drinks on one bill. Then came the "concerns" about how she'd be tipped. So the night took a weird turn. Instead of laughing and sipping cocktails, some of us were consoling her and tipping extra out of guilt. If it was a ploy to squeeze out pity tips, well... mission accomplished. But as far as getting us back in the bar? Not likely. Which is a shame! I've been to this bar several times before (both this trip and previous ones) and always had a great time. The bartenders are stellar -- friendly, fast, and know their stuff. It's just unfortunate one person can change the whole vibe. The space itself? Still cool. There's a giant, deconstructed shark looming over the bar like some kind of Vegas art installation meets Jaws. It's probably seen better days (don't make eye contact), but it adds character. The bar's location is great too -- right at the entrance of the Palms, with all the buzz of table games and slot machines around. Drinks are solid. Big downside for me: no real egg whites in their cocktails. A whiskey sour without that frothy top is like Vegas without neon -- technically still works, but it's just not the same. All in all, one bad interaction kind of took the sparkle out of what should've been a great night. Might try somewhere else next time -- and luckily, in Vegas, there's no shortage of options.

If you're looking for lively dive bar feels/vibes then this is your place. I love a good whole in…read morethe wall with live music and pizza. Found this spot through yelp and immediately had to go. Off the beaten path and in a corner hotel. I parked in back and went in. Clean space, plenty of seating. They had a live band. We ordered our drinks and nabbed a table. Great band. Played a mix of hits. We then saw the sign for the pizza. Now the pizza was amazing. They had an oven. The only downside is that it did take awhile. I would definitely come back.

Food: 4/5 Service: 3/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 I was recommend to try this place by a few people, so I had high hopes. Plenty of parking around the area but limited parking directly in front. They had live music on Saturday nights that starts right at 10p. After we got our IDs checked, we walked in and were immediately overwhelmed. It was very loud, very busy, and looked like your typical dive bar, which was cool. There were no seats in the front of the bar, at the bar, or even the tables in the back. After ordering our pizza, we finally found seats to eat near the pool tables in the back. We ordered the Champagne & Reefer, which is their supreme pizza. We were hungry so this pizza hit the spot. To be completely honest, I think my friend and I did not enjoy this place because I think we were the youngest at this bar. Everyone around us seemed to be having a great time and we were happy for them. We were slightly overwhelmed and felt like we needed a bar menu. We ended up just skipping alcohol all together at this place. I might want to try this place again with a bigger group of people. I see that they have a beer list online so I'll definitely look at that the next time I stop in.

Very entertaining! Wow! What an amazing talent! I'm not sure how he knew alllll the things but that…read morewas crazy! On another note- sadly- drunk people are extremely rude and mouthy and try to take away from the show but Kent handled it superbly. Honestly- people should have been kicked out, but he handled it with class and brilliance...never missing a beat. Great show!

I've seen a lot of shows in Las Vegas, but Kent's performance stayed with me long after it ended…read more What moved me most wasn't just the mystery or the storytelling. It was the integrity behind every moment. Before the séance began, Kent took the time to explain the experience, set thoughtful expectations, and acknowledge the emotional weight of what some audience members might feel. That level of care is incredibly rare. It was clear he wasn't trying to manipulate emotions or convince anyone of anything. Instead, he created a space where curiosity, wonder, and respect could exist together. His passion for his craft is unmistakable, but it's his character that makes the show unforgettable. In a city known for spectacle, Kent reminded me that the most powerful performances come from authenticity. I left feeling more than entertained. I left genuinely moved. If you're looking for an experience that makes you think, feel, and reflect long after the show ends, this is it. I'll absolutely be back.

I visited Scotch 80 Prime Steakhouse in Las Vegas for my birthday dinner, and it turned into such a…read morememorable night. This was not just a regular dinner for me. My family made the reservation to celebrate my birthday, so the evening already felt special before we even arrived. Las Vegas has so many beautiful and flashy restaurants, but Scotch 80 Prime had the perfect balance of elegance, comfort, and luxury. From the moment we sat down, the atmosphere felt beautiful. The white tablecloth, warm lighting, elegant glassware, and small birthday decorations on the table made everything feel thoughtful and special. It had that glamorous Las Vegas feeling, but in a very classy and polished way. It was perfect for a birthday dinner. We started with champagne, and it set the tone for the evening. It was served cold, with beautiful lively bubbles, and the first sip immediately made the dinner feel festive. For a special occasion, those little details matter so much. But the person who truly made this visit unforgettable was our waiter, MJ. MJ's manners were absolutely outstanding. His way of speaking was refined and elegant, and his service was polished, professional, and incredibly graceful. He was attentive without being overwhelming, and every detail felt effortless. There is a certain magic in his service -- everything he touched felt more luxurious, more comfortable, and more special. A great restaurant is not only about food. It is also about how the guest feels throughout the experience. MJ understands that perfectly. He made the entire dinner flow beautifully. He recommended a wine for us, and it was absolutely amazing. It paired so well with the food and made the whole birthday dinner feel even more elevated. Honestly, next time I visit Scotch 80 Prime Steakhouse, I would love to sit at MJ's table again. His service was that memorable. The food was excellent, but MJ's service made the night feel truly special. The food itself was also wonderful. The small wagyu bite with gold leaf was such a beautiful start to the meal. It was only one bite, but it was rich, elegant, and beautifully presented. It immediately made the dinner feel like a real celebration. The warm bread was also delicious. Soft, buttery, and comforting -- exactly what you want at the beginning of a steakhouse dinner. The seafood tower was impressive from the moment it arrived at the table. Lobster, shrimp, oysters, crab, and everything served over ice made the presentation feel fresh and luxurious. The lobster was meaty and delicious, and the shrimp and oysters made the meal feel even more special. It was the kind of dish that makes the table stop and take pictures before anyone starts eating. The steak was excellent as well. It had a beautiful sear on the outside and was tender and juicy inside. The flavor was rich, and every bite had that deep steakhouse satisfaction. The lobster on top of the steak made it feel even more luxurious. Steak and lobster together for a birthday dinner -- honestly, that is hard to beat. The fish dish was also very well prepared. It was nicely seared on the outside and moist inside, with a clean and elegant flavor. It gave a nice balance to the richness of the steak and seafood. And of course, the birthday dessert was beautiful. The candle, the chocolate "Happy Birthday" sign, the fruit, and the gold details made it feel so thoughtful. Seeing that dessert arrive at the table made the whole night feel complete. Scotch 80 Prime Steakhouse is a wonderful place for a special occasion. It is elegant, luxurious, and memorable without feeling too stiff. It is definitely a higher-end restaurant, but for a birthday, anniversary, or family celebration, it feels worth it. And I have to say it again -- MJ's service was truly exceptional. His refined manners, elegant communication, and thoughtful service made this birthday dinner unforgettable. Next time I am in Las Vegas, I would absolutely come back to Scotch 80 Prime. And if possible, I would definitely ask for MJ's table.

We came here for our 20th wedding anniversary celebration dinner with family. The service was…read moreexcellent, all the way from the host, our waiter to the wait staff. They were all super attentive, friendly and offered an amazing level of attention to detail. Our waiter made excellent recommendations for the appetizers and entrees based upon our preferences. While there was nothing exceptional about the steaks that we ordered, they were what one would expect from a fine dining steakhouse. The crab cake appetizer and the wagyu fried rice were the best sides that we had ordered. The grilled broccolini was good, but we thought the amount of salt and sauce on it was a little much. We sat inside the dining room, it was quite opulent, quiet and romantic. All of the decorations and decor really helped to make this a truly upscale restaurant.

Saturday morning dive bar crawl. We had a bucket of budlights $15 and couple round of Jameson…read moreshots. Bartender was super cool and we were able to hang out and watch college football on the big screens. Those complaining about this place expect to much. I'd come back again for more drinks.

I really want to like this place, as its close to my house but its just not good. Clean place but…read morecustomer service is lacking. Feels like the employees don't want to be there. its got the ambiance of a library. if you want to play the arcade games or pinball be prepared for dirty looks as you're breaking the unspoken "silence is golden" rule they seem to have. Drink offerings are nothing special and i didn't try the food on my last visit. Place has potential but they need better staff and some sort of vibe if they want customers. Too many other lounges/bars in the 'hood that are all better choices. It's a shame

I want everyone to know how amazing Joe, the bartender, is! He makes the best sangrias in Las…read moreVegas. Not only are his drinks incredible, but he is also kind, friendly, welcoming, and always attentive to his guests. Every time we're in Las Vegas, even though we don't stay at Planet Hollywood, we make it a tradition to spend our Friday and Saturday evenings at Glass Bar. We always make sure Joe is working because no one makes a sangria like he does. If you're visiting Glass Bar, do yourself a favor and ask Joe to make you a sangria. You won't be disappointed! He truly makes the experience memorable, and he's one of the reasons we keep coming back.

The drinks are always fabulous STRONG The old fashioned and…read moremy Espresso Martini are my favorite. Ask the bartender for a recommendation of drinks if you're unsure. This is a great spot for relaxing on the plush couches and chairs AND the music isn't crazy loud. You can actually have a conversation or business meeting here. Love it!!