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The Dustland

4.4 (77 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
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Melanie C.

Fantastic final spot for my recent bar crawl and could see myself being a regular here. Amazing beers on tap, I ordered the Yuzu and Strawberry Spritzer and was not disappointed! I loved the 70's like theme that this establishment had and their accessories (such as the Photo Booth). The service was quick and friendly. I also enjoyed the outdoor patio with the welcoming stage and camp-like decor. I will definitely be coming back for more Photo Booth memories and on tap options!

Carolina V.

Came to Dustland for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals, and it was an absolute blast! One of the coolest promotions was that they gave everyone a free shot every time the Vegas Golden Knights scored, which made the game even more exciting and had the whole place celebrating together. The atmosphere was energetic, fun, and exactly what you want for a big game. The bartenders were incredibly sweet, friendly, and kept the drinks flowing all night. While they don't serve food, the drink selection is fantastic and reasonably priced. If you're looking for a lively spot to watch hockey, enjoy great cocktails, and soak up an awesome Vegas sports bar vibe, Dustland is definitely worth checking out. I'll absolutely be back!

May E.

I love coming to dustland for their photobooth, they bar is good and they have good specialty cocktails. Late July they did a popup in partnership with Milk Fish as well, it was very hot and crowded but both Dustland and Milkfish made sure service was good and orders came out quickly.

Faye I.

Nice spot for some drinks and a small concert. Love the retro decor with the tube tvs in technicolor. There's a stage in the back where local bands play. Even with the amount of seating inside around the bar area and booths, there's so many people that come here to where seats and tables are so limited; however, there's an additional bar area in the back outside with additional seating. It's just too hot to be outside in the summer though. The outdoor space would definitely be more enjoyable on cooler days/nights.

Katrina P.

This gem is an absolute must visit spot located in the Art's district! A design-driven bar rooted in the desert, with a nod to the wild, retro spirit of vintage Las Vegas. Every detail of the space from the lighting to the furniture was designed and made by hand. My personal favorites were the old TV's playing old VHS movies throughout and the comfy couches perfectly situated by a nice burning fire. They also offer a nice outdoor space which also has a bar open during busier summer weekend nights. Their cocktail menu draws inspiration from the desert landscape, and their shelves are stocked with small-batch spirits, local beer and wine, and standout picks from neighboring Western states. I especially enjoyed the Laredo cocktail and Michelada. This spot will definitely be one of my favorite "go-to" spots and I will be sure to recommend it to friends, family and colleagues!

Young Kyung K.

Woo! First review of 2026! I thought this place was so freaking cute and vibey! My husband wanted to take me to this place so we did a little date night and our first stop was Dustland. Absolutely loved the interior and the drinks were all very delicious! Side note, the drinks are dangerously delicious, in a blink of an eye, I was already on my third drannkkkkkk When we went it was pretty quiet so the service was quick and we were able to get our drinks fairly quickly. I did return on a weekend and it was very busy and it was a bit harder to get your drinks because ... people were crowded around the bar hehe The have a beautiful outdoor area that I will enjoy when it's not 30 degrees outside (it wasn't 30 degrees but it sure felt like it) Dustland doesn't have food (as of 1/13/26) so please eat before you go ... so you're not plastered haha, coming from experience *cough* Yes. I for sure took advantage of the photo booth -- I don't care what my husband and friends say, I'm going to take at least 2 every time I'm there!

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Xain C.

Downtown has been starving for a spot like this. The Dustland feels like the Arts District finally got its backyard. Not some sad patio with a few wobbly tables and a heat lamp on life support. A real desert hang with fire pits throwing off that carnal caveman comfort, cacti lit like high art..and an outdoor bar glowing warmly like it's inviting you to stay a while. Then you clock the stage, tucked under that big corrugated arch out back, and you can practically hear the future of your arts district nights. Live sets, small crowds, someone you haven't seen in six months materializing out of the dark with a drink in hand. It's built for downtown the way downtown actually deserves and behaves. The details are the fun and just slightly unhinged. The one eyed llama pen at the bar was exactly the sort of weird little touch that tells you humans made this place, not a board committee with a brand deck. Even the landscaping feels intentional. It's desert, but thoughtfully designed. Service is where it really lands. Faith is who you want if she's on, sharp, friendly, and running point like she owns the flow. But honestly the whole crew moves like they've done this before, which is rare in a city that loves opening nights more than it loves consistency. (She knew every ingredient and recipe without hesitation, like second nature) We posted up for a couple drinks, then drifted outside to the fire(s), stared at the skyline, and for a minute Vegas felt less like a machine and more like a real neighborhood. The Dustland isn't just a bar. It's downtown's new living room, and backyard hang and it's about. f*****g. time.

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Athéna T.

located in the arts district in DTLV, i have to say this has to be such a unique and laid back bar! Definitely has that old western saloon style with a contemporary touch to it. I loved how laid back everyone in there is and definitely enjoyed the atmosphere! I was really intrigued by their "El Camino" which is pretty much your build your own margarita, giving you the options of passion fruit, tamarind, ect as well as picking your type of tequila and rims. It definitely was on point and fairly priced. I was also very intrigued by their "Pickle Beer" which is definitely one of a kind, definitely lots of options when it comes to taps and brews. Their bathroom is definitely one of a kind making you want to have a photo shoot session in the bathroom with their unique wallpaper.

Live music on Friday night!
Allyson P.

I'm not sure if they have food, but they do have a variety of all the drinks from wine, beer, seltzers, non-alcoholic drink options, and different dates on cocktails that rotate and change through different seasons! What's one thing that you must try is the their margaritas! You can build it the way that you want with different flavors and spice levels. PLEASE try any margarita done Tommy's style WITH momos stupid salt. This rim on a margarita is my new favorite version! The bartenders are super nice and knowledgeable, which makes the service even better. The ambience is such a shout out to a western vibe. I love it and it definitely takes me back to my Texas roots!!

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Make your own options were great! Outside seating / live entertainment area is nice. Will definitely return.

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Hands down my favorite bar in Vegas. Love the outdoor space, the drinks, the bartenders, the vibes!

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Love Dustland! It has quickly become a favorite hangout downtown! Awesome staff and rad environment! Def worth checking out.

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Best place ever best bar in the arts district, everyone is so nice and the staff is incredible. Hot hot hot

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