I went with the bartenders recommendation and was not disappointed. He mixed in a bit of different…read moreflavor in a couple spots and it stood out later while walking around.

The hours are inconsistent. I stayed at the TI and during my three day stay it was only open one…read moreday. Although advertised it was supposed to be open.

This place is a blast! Coming here is 80% of the reason we visit Las Vegas now. It does greatly…read moredepend on who they have playing the pianos at the time but if you get the best guys on, they will have you laughing and having fun all night long. Cons: they don't seem to have AC and the cost per table is pretty high at $20-$30 per person.

This has always been a favorite place of ours when we come to Vegas. We always stay at Nee York…read moreNew York hotel because we like this bar. Great music, everyone singing along. One star because there was batender who was a just rude and charged us $17.94 for a 10oz jack and coke. First time we had a bad experience here, and we have been coming here for years. But man, it was really a bummer.

"Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow." Anthony D'Angelou…read more Let's go to Vegas! After a long flight from wherever you are coming from, you finally land. You step off the plane walk out from the plane and it's just an air port. No dancing show girls or roulette tables anywhere. Are you sure this is the fun capital of the world. But then you start to realize, as this store comes in your peripheral views. I need a "drink!" Let's have a drink. Coming or going in Vegas the purchase of alcohol from here can be consumed after purchase . You can walk most places in the airport and have a drink in your hand. As long as that said drink is not in glass. What's your poison truly? From an alcoholics standing you can find most types of libations that you seek here . Remember this is Las Vegas, the pricing structure is similar to what you might find on the strip. So don't be surprised or sticker shocked when you see and hear the total . After your purchase you can decide whether to numb the pain now . Let that euphoria begin. You came to Vegas to have fun.

Stopped in here for a pack of seltzers as we thought it would be cheaper than what we could find on…read morethe strip. The store was really clean (and pretty busy). It was well stocked and the cashier we had was really efficient and friendly. I'm not sure the prices here were better than the strip, but the experience overall was positive anyway so 5 stars!

This is a quiet empty bar next to MGM Signature Lounge. I asked the staff if there was a drink…read moremenu, nope. That was a first to not have a menu in a hotel bar. So don't expect any fancy or signature drinks. Our party of five had a couple of rounds of old fashion and beer. The service was quick since it was no more than 7 people in the Lounge while we were there after dinner.

Great service and great mai tai. After a long day of traveling, it was needed. This was one of the…read morebest mites I've ever had.

This little shop is in the Aria located next to the pizza place and the sports bar of the sports…read morebook. Beers are $8 (tall cans) and if you buy 2 then you get a free shot with it, isn't that great:) great to pick something up while walking around or gambling. It's a lot smaller than Elements by north valet.

Still love this spot! Still adore Santo, Eddie and their sidekicks. Do yourself a favor, stop by,…read moregrab a beer, pull up a chair and do some people watching here. They've fixed their misters!

Cheap-ass domestic drafts here. Nothing special but it won't kill your bankroll. Think Miller Lite…read morepee water beer and if that's your speed you are all set! $3 drafts in a plastic cup, or $7 pitchers. Hey, it's pretty much the cheapest beer you can get at a bar on The Strip. Either take it to walk around as you can drink in public here (I love that about Vegas) or just chill out at one of the tables in this outdoor bar right on the edge of the Flamingo and where Bill's Gambling Hall used to be. On a nice night it's actually a good spot to begin or end the evening. Still, in the blistering summer I would not be caught dead out there! They even have bench seating overlooking The Strip so you can check out all the chickenheads, dregs of society, drunken bachelorette groups, annoying tourists, and people that have had way too much inbreeding going on. You see it all in Vegas!

You want a beer? Yeah, me too. And Beer Union, found at the cul-de-sac end of B Concourse, has just…read morewhat you need. They have the usual on tap, like a Modelo, a Goose Island, or maybe something local, but you can do bottles & cans of some national brands. I love the malt over the hop, so a quick Sam Adams never disappoints. Don't want a beer? Fine, they'll make you a Bloody Mary, a well drink, or a small selection of known label wines. Either way, you can have drink pre-boarding (like me) or if you have a layover in the LVG. Service is quick, and you can even saunter just steps away for a sammich (Port of Subs) or a slice/pie of pizza (Little Tony's). Yeah, it's an airport, so expect to overpay, but hey, supply and demand always dictates what you pay. Good spot to stop, great sightlines for sportsball, and a quick turnaround. #winning

This review is for the Beer Union bar in Terminal 1 near B gates. I stopped in on a weekend morning…read moreas the gate area was a bit crowded with people and I had time to kill with a bite and some bubbles. Staff were kind, my food came from the kitchen within 10 minutes and tasted amazing too! They have enough space under the bar counter for luggage and attached hooks to the wall to hang smaller bags or purses. I'd recommend this spot if you need (or want) a quick bite or drink on your way to your flight. My drink was $15 and side of potatoes and bacon ~ $9.

Prices too high here. 5 min walk to Walgreens gives you a much better selection and 1/2 the priceread more

The promenade spirits is located on the corner of Flamingo after exiting the Monorail. The staff…read moreworking at the time were incredibly welcoming, and they had a fair selection of adult and children drinks. Although priced a little higher because of opportunity cost, they didn't scream price gouging. My friends and I had an amazing time for less than $15 / person, and we will definitely be back the next time that we visit Vegas!