Came across this spot after leaving a nearby Piano bar. The music was thumping so we decided to…read morecheck it out. Drinks were good. Music was very good. The people were nice. DJ Tchami was set up and I hadn't heard him spin before. The priest outfit was a little unnerving at first. Only bummer is the cover charge was pretty high and we maybe got there an hour and half before everything closed down and all the lights came on.

I was really interested to see how this venue would be, it seems like it has mixed reviews. The…read moreshow I went to was 10 stars- all the way! I saw Joe Kay and Tim Tones and it was an amazing party that went until three in the morning! So I have no complaints at all about the sound, the vibe, the lighting, and the big LED screens -- all that stuff was good :) Really only two things I didn't like about the venue-- they don't provide tapwater. I think that's lame. You have to buy a bottle of water for $7. People should be offered free water. They're dancing, they're sweaty. That might require them to drink more water and they shouldn't have to pay $7 a bottle to stay healthy & hydrated. Like if people want bottled water, of course sell it to them, but I didn't want bottled water. I just wanted a cup of ice and tap water and they will not give you that. I also don't like the bathroom situation with the "attendants" that are in there. It just reminds me of like old time grimy club in Tijuana, where you have to tip them to get a towel. What is that about? So anyway, I had a great time at the show. The drinks were priced as you would expect. I had a Tito's and soda with lime for $17, that tracks plus it's Vegas -- all drinks are expensive. I didn't love the place. I didn't hate the place. I give four stars and encourage the management to give people free tap water.

I'm back! The bar is located on Fremont St. in the Golden Nugget hotel. There's a good crowd out…read morehere. The zip line is going strong. It's hot out here (95 or so). I'm seated in the VIP area about 30' up directly in front of the center band. We're having Tito's and Champagne. There is no shortage of entertainment here: two live bands, lap lances, huge dancing orangutans, zip liners, domiatrices, etc. This place is great!

Great drinks. I had an old fashion Jameson. Service was prompt and friendly. Ambiance was cool…read more Happy lively people. Great music.

Great Venue to see small/upcoming artist. was my cousin and i's first time going and we had a great…read moretime! few picture from last nights show. staff is very friendly and helpful. over all great experience

I don't have a ton of good things to say about this venue, but I also don't have a ton of bad…read morethings to say about it. Located right on Fremont St, Backstage Bar & Billiards is a venue I went to a couple of times when I lived in Las Vegas. I've seen bands like Letter Kills and Maylene and the Sons of Disaster as well as the likes of Cryptopsy and Abysmal Dawn. The last show I went to at the venue was said Maylene and the Sons of Disaster show in what I believe was May of 2024 (I'm catching up on venue reviews). The venue itself is a decent enough size and mostly consists of standing room only, though a few chairs for what I assume is ADA are usually lined up against the wall. The sound here was always solid enough and I don't have any complaints over that and the merch area was tucked away enough in the back that it didn't get in the way of the show itself. Overall, Backstage Bar & Billiards is a solid little venue that consistently has pretty decent shows. The staff here always did what they needed to do, and my only real complaint is that I wasn't able to score Green Day tickets here when they did that special show, but either way, it's a solid enough venue.

My friends and I had a great time at Bizarre Bar! We went on opening weekend and it was majorly…read moreattended. There's a couple of levels and a rooftop area with a DJ and a view of DTLV. It was great vibes and honestly the DJ was really amazing. Such a good set list and the entire crowd was vibing. I can't wait to head back with my friends!!!

4/9/26 Grand Opening night. No longer SwanDive (just ignore the sign and decor still around;same…read moreplace and layout). Vibes reminds me of an OddFellows vibe with Latin music on one side and oldies pop music of some kind (overall, music wasn't that great before midnight?). A selling point for this venue is the large semi-wrap around outdoor airy shaded space. Unlike Oddfellows, this venue always had newer better speakers haha We only passed by for an hr. I'm sure it got more rowdy after we left at midnightish just when music got better? Of course with grand opening, this place is fun, great to people watch. Hope it stays that way? Good crowd of weirdos.... feels like a high school moment with different groups/clubs around at the same time. Loved the crowd. Seem to have brought out the original Oddfellows before Oddfellows got so crowded and a bit more mainstream? Lol Because the old SwanDive vibes wasn't for me. I can only hope this local place is locally owned and knows how to change it for the better! (Like creating the concert stage space to be a more comfortable dance floor space vs live concert layout). Layout is the same as SwanDive -- 1) Security and line outdoors is visible. - Weirdly, there is 2 lines split by gender. For a place called bizzare bar, you'd think it'll be more open minded? - They check you, physically pat you down really good. And they do a thorough check into your purse, all small pockets. - Metal water bottles aren't allowed but security can hold onto it for you. We accidentally dropped by so our visit here was unexpected, and I had my water bottle around. Security two ppl were pretty nice. - STAIRS: Luckily I'm in comfy shoes, not heels. But anyone with issues with stairs zigzag to the 2nd floor may want to ask about the elevator. Same exit so use the elevator to exit to avoid any drunk falls haha When entering upstairs, there's generally 3 areas, 2 music stages: A) Open air space with 2 small seesaws/teeter-totters ok the side. 1 bar (it was faster to grab a drink from the indoor larger staffed bar). Couches and seating areas. From that bar, there 2 paths to the outdoor stage (shades) or indoor stage with a bar: B) Outdoor music stage includes patio bar top seating and then small dance floor with artificial turf. C) Bar area to Live music concert space. - I like the bar space better than the stage space. Probably because I'm not going to a band, live concert event. This bar has at least 2 bartenders, so it'll be quicker to get serviced vs outdoor bar line. There's like 2 both seating for groups of 4. - The stage had 1 DJ and a table that was fabric wrapped. Maybe overtime they'll do more with this space? The space has visuals. They closed off half the space with black curtains which was a pretty good idea until the dance floor gets really crowded. There's like one booth seating indoors unless the space opens the other side with more booths. When this place was SwanDive, we visited twice for events. Luckily the event was free so there was no charge unlike most nights charged nights, with a booked concert/showing. As a music venue, I think the crowd and vibe varies. Having two different music areas is nice.

Lovely venue ! My husband took me to go watch the golden girls show and it was so much fun . The…read moreactors were amazing and did a perfect impression on the golden girls. The venue was clean and had great bathrooms , there was a great bar and the customer service was excellent .

The Usual Place is an excellent venue for live shows -- intimate setting, great acoustics, and very…read morefriendly staff. Sound quality was amazing from any area. Security and the team are genuinely hospitable and keep things running smoothly. My only critique is the bar service; when it's busy, the lines can get quite long. Otherwise, a fantastic experience and a must-visit for music lovers.

Great new burlesque club located inside the Mandalay Bay. One thing Mandalay lacks is a good club…read morein the hotel, and this is a great step in the right direction. Of course a good EDM nightclub would be the best, but hey, you can't get it all. We were given free admission to the club and were also given free table admission, and we did not need to buy those expensive bottles. They told us they just want people to experience the new club and show. It was a great burlesque dance show; a performer comes out around every 30 minutes to perform at least on the weekends. I'm not sure how it works in the week. We ordered a couple of shots, and some drinks came out to about 60 bucks, which is good for the amount of drinks we had, and just spent an hour and a half ish enjoying the vibe. It was fun but pretty empty. I guess after the dancers it turns into a nightclub, I was told, but I'm not really sure how that works because no one was really there. Such a disappointment because the place has a lot of potential, and I hope that they get the word out and people start coming in more. I wish nothing but the best for this club and look forward to returning at a later time.

We checked out fourty Deuce this weekend and overall had a really good time…read more The show was actually better than expected--the dancers were seriously talented, and the performances were engaging and high-energy without feeling overhyped. Definitely worth seeing. We didn't plan ahead for table or bottle service, so we ended up in standing-room-only, which made it a little harder to fully settle in and enjoy the show. That's on us though--next time, we'd absolutely book a table. Drinks were the biggest sticker shock of the night. Two margaritas on the rocks, one Jack and Coke, and a beer came out to $108 before tip...ouch. Vegas prices are one thing, but that one caught me off guard. One thing that didn't sit quite right--before the show started, some performers were walking around in robes collecting tips, and I overheard a dancer respond pretty sharply to a guest saying, "I'm a dancer, not a cocktail waitress." Totally understand being proud of your role, but it felt like a simple misunderstanding and the delivery came off a bit harsh. That said, none of it ruined the experience. The show itself was great, the vibe was fun, and it's definitely a spot I'd go back to--just with a table and a little mental preparation for those drink prices next time.

We had a great time at La Jolla Nightclub! The place is roomy. It has lots of space to drink,…read moredance, and enjoy yourself. The service was good and the DJ was spinning a nice mix of Spanish/Latin music. DJ Muňeco was awesome and shouted us out all night. I would definitely visit again when Im back in sin city!

Best latin club in Vegas best hookah best alcohol best music ,Loida was so welcoming, coming back…read morebecause of her

I have seen the Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show and the Broadway Rat Pack Show here. Both shows are…read morewell suited to this place thats located inside of the Four Queens Hotel and Casino off of the Fremont Street Experience. This particular showroom is basically all the way in the back of the casino. Like most other casinos, they make you walk through the whole casino so you are exposed to the restaurants, slots, and other other attractions. I like how the bathrooms are situated where you get in line to get in the venue also another set just outside of the entrance. Another plus is that there no smoking in there. For you drinkers they have a full bar just to the left of the stage which I thought was kind of weird but the way they laid it out, it seemed ok to be where its at. As for the seating, you have plenty of room for I would say about 80 to 100 people? Plenty of booths are stragetically placed up along the sides of the walls. I would say you have a good view wherever you might sit. So check out whatever show that may be playing here for the venue itself will not disappoint. Yelp 2014 365 Review Challenge #130

I am a fan of this showroom in the Four Queens Hotel. Even though it's a fairly large room, it…read moredoes have a feeling of being cozy and intimate. The staff at the box office and the theatre itself have always been very friendly. There is a bar in the left front of the showroom as you face the stage and there's waitress service during the show. This is a good venue in downtown.