While this is a no food speakeasy, we enjoy the popcorn, the menu is a book, and each chapter…read moreexplains the drinks. I loved chapter one drinks and chapter four. While I usually share a image its against the rules. I can only describe it as a imaginative background with small and yet delightful variety in amber red hues.

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'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.

Everyone would be amazed at Ken's performance. A must see and experience. Perfect ambience for the…read moreperformance. You depart the mood asking yourself "how does he do it?" Bravo Ken! Thank you

I was lucky to find this bar on my walk to see battle robots at horseshoe casino and I was…read moreintrigued because I collect oddities. The bar had a nice appeal for odd fellows as myself, vintage vibes and friendly bartenders. The vat was clean as was seating. I chose the daisy drink from the females of prohibition option on their menu and it was delectable. I love the crème de violet. Very silken sweet liquor. My boyfriend got the Belvedere and it was citrus forward bourbon with forester whiskey. Will was a great host, and fantastic skilled mixologist. We had a fun conversation with him. I'd recommend this bar for a fun and interesting conversational night out with friends.

My friends wanted to check this place out since they're from out of town, I obliged, however, as…read morelocals, my husband and I know better, less expensive and less touristy speakeasies. Drinks: $26 each, 2 minimum per person and very subpar. The biggest issue that was infuriating was my $50 "deposit" was never refunded nor applied to our bill. I had to file a claim with my credit card. Definitely not coming back. What a headache.

8'16'2024 Let's…read morestart w Yelp listing this place as one of their Top 50 Speakeasies in 2023. Well deserved!! Hubby and I visited the Mob Musuem, and then took our talents to The Underground which was in the basement of the musuem. The experience at this speakeasy was everything and more thanks to Paul. Paul was amazing w our beverage order and personable. We both ordered the following. - The Underground Old Fashion (Bourbon, Vanilla Bean, Brown Sugar, Bitters). - Pretzel Bites Whew the beverage was amazingly crafted and so tasty. I highly recommend this speakeasy for anyone looking for a chill atmosphere, and fantastic beverage.

My friend and I recently visited Las Vegas, and when deciding what we'd do, the Mob Museum was near…read morethe top of our list. We have both been to Las Vegas many times, and we hadn't ever visited the Mob Museum. So we decided to visit this time. We enjoyed the experience overall and would certainly recommend it to others. When we arrived, we paid for parking and went inside to pay for the Mob Museum experience. We started on the third floor reading all of the exhibits and worked our way down to the second and then first floor before finally making it to the basement. The basement is where The Underground is along with the Speakeasy and the Distillery. In fact, it is considered an immersive Prohibition history exhibit space featuring a distillery, speakeasy and private VIP room located in the basement of The Mob Museum. Surrounded by artifacts from the 1920s, you can experience Prohibition-era craft cocktails in their speakeasy and visit the on-site distillery for a taste of the past. Speakeasies operate in hidden places offering what has been considered to be forbidden spirits. The speakeasy in the Underground offers exhibits, videos, and artifacts that is built around a well-stocked bar with a hand-crafted cocktail menu. They also offer weekly live music and a lively environment. By going to the website (https://themobmuseum.org/underground), you can find the password for the speakeasy. This week, it is "Razzle Dazzle". The website (https://themobmuseum.org/exhibit/the-speakeasy) displays the menu, promotions, and live entertainment. There is also the Distillery. This exhibit tells the stories of bootleggers, rumrunners and the government agents who tried to take them down. The centerpiece is a working still producing moonshine so you, too, can have a taste of this formerly forbidden engine of American commerce. The general admission cost is to the Mob Museum is $34.95 per person to access exhibits without a discount. For an extra $15, you get access to exhibits and one interactive exhibit, which can include the Distillery moonshine tasting. For $5 more than that, you get access to exhibits and two interactive exhibits. There are discounts available to Nevada residents, students, law enforcement and military. You can also get tickets before 11 AM or after 5 PM to receive $7 off admission plus 20% off coupons on the internet. The Underground speakeasy and distillery is open Sunday through Thursday from 11 AM to 11 PM and Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to Midnight. Definitely check out the Mob Museum at some point while you're in Las Vegas! Worth a visit!

We came to the Vault at the Bellagio which is a hidden speakeasy…read more The hostess was very nice and professional. We did a walk in and were lucky to grab a seat at the bar. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted with beautiful decor and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The service was outstanding. Our bartender was super friendly and every drink were crafted and presented beautifully. The cocktails are definitely on the expensive side, but you're paying for the entire experience. They also bring out complimentary snacks and dessert jellies, and everything is served with incredible attention to detail. It's a small space, so I'd recommend making a reservation. If you're looking to treat yourself to a unique cocktail experience in Las Vegas, I would definitely recommend The Vault.

We had a fantastic time at The Vault! This place is a true hidden gem. The cocktail menu is…read moreincredibly creative, with each drink thoughtfully crafted and bursting with unique flavors. The atmosphere is sophisticated and intimate, making it the perfect spot for a high-end night out. Our server, Jessica provided top-notch service, she was professional, attentive, and incredibly welcoming throughout the evening. They even surprised us with complimentary snacks and cocktail shots, which was such a generous and thoughtful touch that made our night feel even more special! The small bites we ordered were also absolutely delicious and paired perfectly with our drinks. If you're looking for a refined experience with outstanding drinks, a great vibe, and amazing hospitality, The Vault is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

I downloaded yelp just to post this review. I had Kaitlyn we my cocktail waitress on Tuesday and…read moreshe was the nicest, bubbliest, funniest cocktail waitress I've ever had. She was so helpful when suggesting what drinks I would like and was so attentive I'd come back just for her!!

The seating was cozy, and the entrance was great our server Andrea was amazing. Drinks came out…read morequickly and we're lovely. Highly recommend the Salty Rabbit and the Old Fashioned made with mexcal.

Of all the staycations (from Reno) we've done at Resorts World I'm kicking myself for not coming…read morehere, but honestly only if Mason is working because he just made me one of the best drinks ever! Tiny backstory, I'm not a big drinker but I was in Puerto Vallarta a couple years ago where they made me this passionfruit lemon drop and I've been searching for a suitable re-creation ever since and failed, until ... Mason. Not a lot of bars do passionfruit drinks or a lot of them are tequila based (big nope) ...but Mason seemed to make this lemon drop twist with ease. It was so close to what I had in Mexico but also different, and so delicious. He is definitely a skilled mixologist and I was very impressed! Thank you for making my off menu drink of my dreams. Oh the ambiance is top notch and definitely feels like a special secret space.

Checked this place out on Friday, party of 3, around 11:30pm ish. This speakeasy entrance is super…read morecute, it's in like a Hello Kitty shop to the right of Fuhu in the Resorts World famous foods food court. Usually during hours of operation there's a hostess standing at the register (of the shop where they do sell real toys and trinkets. There was as 35 min wait when we approached, so we went to go eat a slice of pizza and they texted us pretty timely after that. I got the "pass the coconuts" and "safe in the city", and we had 2 other drinks (a sake and another cocktail that I can't remember). Total cost was about $139. We went on a Friday so there was a DJ playing music (mostly remixes of late 2000s stuff like Chris Brown's "Yo") Pros: - REALLY cool ambiance inside, mostly dark, but really cool East Asian decor with lots of red - not crowded, it seems like they purposely regulate the capacity so it's not overrun with people and everyone can have a seat - The cocktails were really delicious!! - Definitely felt like a speakeasy, I was shocked that we couldn't hear the music from outside of the entrance - Very cool bookshelf entrance - Really beautiful presentation of the cocktails - Definitely probably the most unique and coolest speakeasy on the strip Cons: - The music was EXTRA loud - you could feel it physically pulsing when you sat on the couch - which I typically don't mind, but we really did have to shout at each other even though we were sitting right next to each other. So this was more of a sit back and just enjoy the music kind of night - Definitely on the pricier side, but you're really paying for the experience. Overall, I think I would definitely be back, but perhaps come on the earlier side so we can spend more time here since they close on the earlier side at 1am.

Ghost Donkey was such a fun find inside The Cosmopolitan. It's a small, intimate spot with a dark,…read morecolorful atmosphere, glowing neon, string lights, and a lively bar setup. It feels tucked away from the rest of the resort, which makes it feel like a true hidden gem. The drinks were excellent. The espresso martini was smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced, and the smoky mezcal cocktail had exactly the depth and character I was looking for. The truffle nachos were easily the highlight. They came out absolutely loaded with melted cheese, generous truffle, and plenty of toppings. Rich, messy, indulgent, and completely worth ordering. They were honestly to die for. One of the best parts was being able to use my $100 Amex Platinum property credit while staying at The Cosmopolitan. Ghost Donkey made it very easy to maximize that perk with a couple of great cocktails and the truffle nachos, which turned the credit into something that actually felt like a fun part of the stay rather than something I was trying to force myself to use. Great drinks, incredible nachos, and a unique intimate atmosphere. Ghost Donkey is absolutely a spot I would come back to.

I am a local and my friend from out of town wanted to check out this hidden speakeasy. We arrived…read moreand there was a fairly good amount of people, but we got lucky and scored 2 bar seats. The drinks are fun and tasty. The bartenders have incredible customer service, 10/10. Thank you Hoodie for making sure we had the best time. Cannot wait to go back.

Went Saturday around 9 PM and only waited about 20 minutes. The ambiance was incredibly themed…read moreIncluding servers in ski attire, a dark cozy bar, and a fireplace that really pulled everything together. The screens behind the bar were being repaired but covered with a themed curtain. Our server said they should be fixed by Monday (8/17). Purchased Drink: Full Send, No Refunds (Very good, would get again) Pros: Great ambiance, great service Con: Pricey for the drink size Overall, a great experience if you're a fan of themed dining/bar experiences!

If you enjoy snowshoes, enjoy the apres ski lifestyle, or just want to forget that you are in the…read moredesert, Ski Lodge is fantastic. The cocktails are made with skill, and the ambiance can't be beat. It's a speakeasy, but if you know roughly where it is it is easy to find. Chances are, there will be a line. Service is decent, but my server assumed we were there for a token drink and the check. I get it, they are not cheap. Buyouts are frequent, so unless you are staying at the Cosmo or other connected MGM resorts I advise calling to ensure they are open to the public before going. If they posted status on their website or social media, it would help.

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.