Was there for only a couple drinks after my conference. The…read morebartender "Shaggy" was a very friendly dude. Seemed like a real genuine guy. Felt different than your typical bartender-especially in Vegas. The ambiance was great and the view was the cherry on top. Can't speak on any food

The drinks are well-made and strong. There are a variety of drinks to choose from, but they are on…read morethe pricey side. The service is good, I usually walk in midweek without a reservation and sit at the bar top or if it's really empty, I can sit a table. It's really clean and fancy inside. The view of the strip from here is unbeatable! The bathrooms also have a really nice view!

From service to cocktails, we enjoyed our visit to the chandelier bar and would definitely go back…read more There are two (sometimes three) levels of the bar to choose from. If you take the elevator you'll see the entrance to each nearby. The first floor lounge is underneath the chandelier and serves different cocktails than the second floor bar where you sit beside the chandelier. We read the 2nd floor bar cocktails were more champagne focused - so we walked up to the hostess on a Tuesday evening around 8:30 and were sat promptly. The ambience was beautiful. We ordered a Cosmo and The Better Bellini. Expect Vegas prices, but we really enjoyed both cocktails. Our server Chelsea was super nice!

We were celebrating a milestone anniversary, and even ChatGPT told me, "It's expensive, but it's a…read moreVegas experience." I fell for it. On our way upstairs, we stopped to order the famous drink with the flower. It's not even on the menu, but it's apparently their best-selling cocktail. The bartenders were exactly what you'd expect from a high-end Vegas bar--friendly, polished, and effortlessly cooler than you'll ever be. Service was excellent. Then came the bill. Twenty-five dollars buys you what is essentially a shot-sized margarita served in a tiny glass with enough crushed ice to sink the Titanic. Take a sip. Now eat the flower. The flower tastes like a New York City rat's backside and leaves your mouth pleasantly... or unpleasantly... numb. Then comes the big reveal. "Now taste the drink again. Totally different, right?" They're absolutely right. It does taste completely different. Now it tastes like you licked the floor of a subway station. I'm impressed. Final Verdict This is one of those Vegas experiences you're supposed to try once. Once is enough. Save yourself $25. Lick a toilet seat, gently headbutt the stall door, and tell yourself you just had the Chandelier Bar experience. Bon appétit.

The Laundry Room is a cool, intimate speakeasy located within downtown LV. Only 16 people are…read moreallowed in at one time, you need a reservation, and there's a dress code. We were seated at the bar and had a nice time interacting with the cocktail craftsman/man in charge, Davey. The menu is his creative brainchild and changes a few times a year, with the current one based on the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. There's a 90 minute limit and 2 drink minimum per guest. Because of the craft and attention to detail that goes into each cocktail, we finished our 2 drinks just about right at the 90 minute mark. I really enjoyed both of my cocktails but the one that stood out to me the most was Strange Medicine. It was reminiscent of a martini but with Brie-washed Old Bison vodka, Cocchi Americano, and herb oil. It was so good that I wasn't sure what drink to choose next, but Davey was helpful with a great recommendation for another cocktail served with a chunk of parmesan cheese on top. Keep in mind that you're paying for the experience and the level of craft. So with a 2 drink minimum it won't be a cheap experience but it's definitely something worth checking out for the unique, creative cocktails.

Pro: Fear and Loathing menu, updated furniture, yummy drinks…read more Con: Not the previous Laundry Room you remembered, glorified tourist trap, lack of atmosphere control. Slow drink service. The Laundry Room is dead, long live the Laundry Room. The remodel that took place during Jan to May 2026 saw a wide amount of change from Corner Management, the mother company of LR. They got rid of the absolute corner stone of the lead bartender, Anthony, and redecorated the place to look more like the sister bar, Doberman Drawing Room (5 Stars). The remodel was absolutely needed, as the regulars and Dean's List could point out, the place was kind of falling apart. From water warped bar top, uncomfortable chairs, and chipped paint/worned carpet, you would think this place WAS left over from the Prohibition era. What sets this establishment apart from any of the pretend speakeasy on the strip is the atmosphere. At any given time, you could cram 16 people there at a time, even with the reduced drinking time cut from 2 hours to 90 minutes, this place could only cycle thru 50 to 60 people from the reduced nightly opening of 4 hours from 6 hours previously. This make LR special, not some faux speakeasy in Cosmo or Resort World that could jam in 80 people per hour with room to spare. Gone is the rugged identity of the old laundry room for El Cortez, this is spiced up, every square inch of the wall is covered with some art piece, very much different from the Depression era decor. Some art selection are just straight up chaos from the management, the main cherub piece behind the bar is just insanity. The new master of house, Davey, showed skills with his new 14 drink menu, but fell short of what made LR great in the past 14 years. Now, the man had just two months to create his drink list and per himself, had to start from the scratch from when he took over.. So, with that said, let's focus on the drinks. Hemingway Dalguiri, Dust + Ether, and High Noon Static - all great in taste, presentation, and talent, abet we can see the hesitation when making his own drinks, thus slowing down service by quite a bit. My party saw him struggle making 6 drinks at once, 4 of them the same drinks. Recommendation from someone else, maybe record the drink making process and try to eliminate non productive habits and motions via video viewing. Since Davey is a visionary, looking in the past is a deal breaker for him. If you are trying to finish up a previous menu for the Dean's List, the joke is on you, that is a no. Where the hostess (the only person that survived the purge from the remodel) explained to him that exception needs to happen to keep the Dean's List going, the answer was a no since no one at management told him about this. When asked about what will the new requirements will be for the future, it's simple, finish the menu before it's replaced with no chance of catching up. Once a menu is done, it's done. I guess it's easier to keep the drinks under control with less ingrediencies needed behind the bar, but wait a minute... drink number 15, Research and Development, that should give Davey some leeway to non menu drinks right? Turns out, not so much. Sidecar- cognac, orange liqueur, lemon juice. Simple right? He leaves the room to get something from Commonwealth... didn't management installed a new fridge to hold the larger ice cubes, where previous bar keep have to venture out all the time? Turns out, there was no Cognac or any Brandy in the Laundry Room. I can see how things are shaped, strict bottle control is for the benefit of the bar, not for the customer. There is now Vodka, foam, and milk wash but lost Cognac or Brandy, but besides the freedom of choices were also compounded with complete lack of rules. For the last 14 years, the hostess and bar staff on rotation were friendly yet firm about house rules. First given upon entering the secret or window doors, then by the bartender after an aperitif is given (now eliminated). No photo, religion, politic, standing at the bar, name dropping, brawling, telephone calls, PDA, and smoking, plus don't be creepy, be patient, and know your limit. Most of these were not enforced the first 2 times my party of regulars have visited since the remodel. The cardinal sin of allowing one single 4 top to seat 2 people at a time is just wild. But hey, no rules are listed on the new simple menu and none giving at the door or at the seats. So what is this place now? 20 to 23 dollars for a drink plus more for popcorn. All for the experience of being in a noise warfare between Commonwealth and La Mona Rosa's speaker systems, with LR's own music turned up high, and the piano only used one night of the week. I would recommend Doberman Drawing Room as of now for better drinks options, less noise, and vibe. The new menu to replace Fear and Laundry will come out this Fall, will be bring some regulars with me to check on LR again and hopefully give more than 2 stars on the next review.

I have heard such amazing things about this place I felt compelled to experience it myself! Living…read morein the San Francisco Bay Area over the years, I have heard from at least four other couples how much they enjoyed their experience at Sea Mtn for both Vegas and Palm Desert. I wasn't so sure about how I would feel being hardly clothed in front of complete strangers but what I can say is that the atmosphere here is so body positive, all my self consciousness dissipated when I was in this environment. The staff was so attentive and the experience can be whatever you want. They serve a little food and have unlimited non alcoholic drinks. You can bring your own cooler of things to have throughout the day. I spent most of my day here when I went to Vegas and I had a fantastic time! People were so body positive and kind. It was great to socialize as well. Will definitely return here as often as I can when I visit Vegas. Look on their website and make reservations if you can it can get quite busy!

Staff was welcoming with a great vibe. Music was very much apart of the atmosphere but not…read moreoverwhelming. Had a great time!

Pleased to post an update As Las Vegas locals, we usually…read moretry to avoid the Strip, but we had tickets to see Kelly Clarkson last night, so we made a night of it. We started with dinner at Gordon Ramsay's Pub, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. Thankfully, we still had some time before the concert, so as a huge Lisa Vanderpump fan, we decided to stop by Vanderpump Garden for a cocktail. What a difference! From the moment we walked in, we were treated so warmly. The host who greeted and seated us completely turned our evening around. He was everywhere--cleaning tables, delivering meals, helping guests, managing reservations--and somehow did it all with genuine enthusiasm, professionalism, and kindness. You could tell he truly cared about every guest's experience. I even asked to take a photo with him because he made such an impression on us. Employees like him are rare, and I sincerely hope management recognizes what an incredible ambassador he is for your restaurant. He absolutely made our night and reminded us what outstanding hospitality looks like. We'll definitely be back for the cocktails, the atmosphere, and especially the exceptional service. Thank you for turning what started as a disappointing evening into a wonderful memory!

From the music to the staff to the decor to the ambiance....Perfection! Located inside Cesars…read morePalace, the decor is absolutely beautiful. It feels like you've stepped into a magical beautiful garden. We ordered some of the signature cocktails on the menu... all were super delicious. I highly recommend the margarita. Our server was so nice, attentive and helpful (shoutout to Connie)! Let's discuss the food! Goat cheese balls .. a must! Definitely a popular item at all of Vanderpump's restaurants. Absolutely loved the ahi tacos and the sliders. Honestly, I enjoyed everything (except the steak skewers...it was overcooked and dry but maybe it was a one off). The best thing to do is order a bunch of items and share family style. I can't wait to dine here again.

Christian was awesome! Coming back again asap. Excellent bartender, felt like i had a friend i…read moreneeded to come back to and hang with

christian the bartender was so excellent! great drinks!! i'll come back when i next come to vegas…read morefor christian alone

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.

A friend that's a local told us we had to go to this place and boy, are we glad we did!…read more This place had character from the tops of the bars to the handles in the restrooms it seemed like a ton of people were there for special occasions or to celebrate something but the vibe was fun and upbeat even on a Monday at 10pm. The drinks were priced appropriately and there was endless people watching and decorations to keep you busy for hours! Tips: take an uber (parking is limited) and make a reservation!

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.

I arrived to the vesper bar and found a nice couch next to the bar…read more The atmosphere is nice and the bar looks very appealing. I sat for around 15 minutes waiting for service and then walked up to the bar instead to order drinks. He rejected my offer and said the waitress would take my order and to return back to my seat. The waitress has not come around. she has been standing in the corner looking at nothing for the past 20 minutes.