We came down to the Arts District specifically to check out Liquid Diet, and this place is such a…read moreunique experience! It has a speakeasy-style vibe and is somewhat hidden, with a secret-door entrance depending on which side you come from. The space itself has an industrial, garage-style feel while still being small, quaint, and incredibly unique. The cocktails are definitely not something you're going to find just anywhere. One of their popular drinks literally tasted like salsa in liquid form, and somehow it was absolutely delicious! Even the menus add to the experience--they're handwritten with markers on pieces of cardboard, which perfectly fits the quirky, laid-back atmosphere. Everything about Liquid Diet was outstanding, from the creative cocktails to the atmosphere. If you're exploring the Arts District and want drinks that are completely outside the box, this place is absolutely worth the trip!

This is truly one of the coolest speakeasy cocktail bars I have ever been to! Finding and entering…read morethe spot is an experience in itself, thanks to the unique artwork that seamlessly flows right onto the hidden door. The Vibe: Inside, you'll find a sleek, industrially designed space where the bar looks directly into a small kitchen setup in the back. It gives you a fantastic front-row view of how they craft their drinks. There is also a really cool patio space that has the look and feel of an open garage. The Service & Menu: The staff is incredibly welcoming, attentive, and great at walking you through their highly unique menu. The drink list is hung across the bar structure on brown paper, giving the whole setup a very authentic, rustic look. I highly recommend trying the bell pepper martini and the pandan key lime if they are available when you visit! If you are exploring the Arts District in Las Vegas, this spot is an absolute must-see!

Second time visiting and we brought friends for Majong Monday. I've never played and the tutors…read more(Alex!) made the experience so much fun. Of course the drink concoctions are amazing. My dude and I share different ones and they're tasty (and I'm picky).

After hearing so many great things about the Doberman, we finally made our way a few nights ago to…read morefinally experience this beautiful bar/lounge ourselves and to celebrate my new job! The special Wes Anderson inspired menu is what really prompted us to celebrate at Doberman and it certainly did not disappoint. My husband and I tried multiple cocktails from this specialty menu; The Life Aquatic, The Darjeeling Limited, The Royal Tenenbaums, Asteroid City, and Isle of Dogs. While all of these were truly fantastic as well as aesthetically pleasing, The Darjeeling Limited was hands down the drink we enjoyed the most and what will likely bring us back in before this special menu is gone. The Life Aquatic was incredible looking, but was our least favorite as it was quite sweet. The space is absolutely gorgeous with so many unique art pieces and tchotchkes to look at. Our waitress, Taylor, was also very friendly and ensured we had a good experience. I am docking a star though as I had a few minor complaints... 1) My husband put under the reservation that we were celebrating my new job; something both hostesses immediately congratulated me on upon arrival as well as our waitress. Being that we were there to celebrate, it was odd that we were seated at the table in the back, right next to the restrooms. When we arrived at 7:30pm, Doberman was only at about 20% capacity (it filled up later); being seated next to the restrooms was noisy from the doors slamming and busy with everyone walking right past us. Kind of a bummer and something we didn't realize until we were 1/2 way through our 1st cocktails. 2) There is a sign next to the front door asking you to not take photographs or video during your time at Doberman; something the hostess reiterated as well. I will admit, I was guilty of sneaking a few photos, but the large party of 7 that was sat across from us later in the evening were blatantly taking dozens of selfies with the flash on and standing up many times to take video / photos of the space, some also with the flash on. This was incredibly disruptive and we were honestly surprised that no staff told them to please put their phones away. 3) The volume of the music kept changing. While we enjoyed the selection of music, sometimes it was so loud my husband and I could not carry on a conversation, while other times it was pleasant background music. The volume inconsistency was a bit annoying. Despite my 3 minor issues, I truly loved Doberman Drawing Room. The atmosphere and drinks are well worth the hype. Added bonus was feeling like we were on vacation in NYC, Chicago, or London; a fun little escape from the neon glimmer of our desert city.

What an awesome spot! Went on a busy Saturday night and was lucky to snag a couple seats at the…read morebar. Chris, our bartender, really took care of us. Took the time to explain their process for making the ingredients used in their cocktails. Walked us through everything as he made our drinks. Cocktails were fabulous! In addition to the drinks, the atmosphere and concept is really cool. It's an immersive space with some jungle animation happening behind the bar. And to add to it all, the service was top notch. Next time you're in the arts district of Las Vegas, stop in and check them out. I'm not sure if reservations are required so check on that beforehand. Don't miss this spot!

The atmosphere at Prowl is really cool. It is so nicely designed and they have a great use of…read morephysical decor and animations on TV to really create the feeling that you're in a jungle environment. Our waitress was super friendly and really encouraged us to try some things because we really weren't sure about the menu. She was super attentive and we really appreciated that. The reason I'm giving this a three star review (and I feel bad doing so) is because I genuinely hated the drinks. Like viscerally hated. The menu really was a struggle as someone who's a gin drinker. There wasn't a lot on the menu which I'm often used to, but the drinks were either cloyingly sweet or incredibly tart and bitter. There seems to lack of balance and there were a lot of really weird flavors that really didn't seem to go together. Now I can't speak on every single drink on the menu, but I did try a couple that are either premixed or on tap and I really struggled with them. I was excited about the ginger drink, and I was given a taste of their homemade ginger beer, and it felt like it was going to burn a hole through my stomach. Which is typically not my reaction to anything gender flavored. I just think the balance of flavors are not quite right and so certain things overpowered other flavors. I ended up really not wanting anything on the menu because everything was so rum based and I really don't like rum, so they offered to make me a cocktail with some flavors that I liked. They told me they had passionfruit, which I was really excited about. It usually is a really nice combination of sweet but not too sweet and good fruity flavor. I had a passionfruit gin drink made, and it was absolutely gorgeous coming out. Unfortunately, what I didn't know was that the passionfruit that they have is on the very sour and tart side (contained by a staff member later), which has never been my experience with passionfruit in the past. One of the things that I told the waitress was that I really don't like sour. I like citrus but not something that is so overly sour that it tastes like I'm eating a warhead. And the drink that was made for me had both lemon and this really tart passionfruit to the point all I could taste was this awful sour flavor. I felt bad and drank it and was not about to ask it off the bill because they were so kind about everything. The drink ended up only being nine dollars and I genuinely wonder if they undercharged me, but I felt a lot better that that's all I paid for it. Aesthetically it was beautiful, but it tasted horrible. I tried my friends drink, which was a play on a margarita with Mezcal, and that was also incredibly bitter and sour. I'm not someone who needs disgustingly sweet drinks, hence me not liking rum, but I do need a balance of sweetness with the other flavors. My friend thought her drink was OK, but she said she wouldn't order it again. I would definitely give this location another shot if I could figure out a drink that would work, but it seems their drinks either are very sour or very sweet and I'm hoping that at some point they will be able to find a good balance between the two.

What a vibe! Some friends brought us here and it was nice. We didn't have a reservation but were…read morelucky and scored spots at the bar and then eventually a table. It's very loungey and dark, I loved the vibe of the place. The service from the hostess, bar staff, and servers was wonderful! Everyone was so nice ! Their drink menu changes every so often, and I don't remember the name of our drinks, but we loved what we all got. We also ordered the vegan charcuterie board and devoured it. They have a menu of small bites that all looked good. We had a great time and were here until close to closing. If my friends hadn't brought me I wouldn't have known this was here. It's tucked away and inconspicuous if you don't see the sign. If you get a chance, check this place out for a chill night out. We had a great time!

I was very happy to try this speakeasy. I had heard about it and since I was coming to Vegas this…read morepast weekend, I said, let me make a reservations. However, my experience was not all that great. The best part about my experience was the Bartender Jason. He was a wine enthusiast just like me , so we talked a lot about different wines and different spirits, and overall he just had a very good attitude and personality. Unfortunately, I do not like the rules here. I feel like it's a lot of pressure when you get there and the hostess is a sweetheart, but she kept on coming up to me to ask me what I wanted and wanted to try, which was OK, but I also didn't like how she came back and said to remember that to keep voices low. The thing is, I understand the rules, but it is a lounge and they are playing music and most of the music is for our culture and they know how our culture if anything our voices are a little deeper and louder anyways. Anyways, that's besides the point, I was not even talking loud. The Bartender was just talking to me and we're going over what I didn't want on the menu so that kinda annoyed me a little bit and I didn't understand that, but I guess that's the rules and policies so I decided to ignore it. Also, the girl recommended that the dark chocolate were really good, but they were not good to me actually at all. I didn't even eat the chocolate because it was too hard. Furthermore, I don't like the rules that you need two drinks per minimum because some people just go for the ambience and a lot of people don't drink a lot like myself, so I decided to just order a French 75 and a mocktail. It's pretty small inside and it is hard to find, but it is right next to the Greek place if you're looking for it. They give you their password on their social media through Instagram daily so that's where you get the password from. I took an Uber here so I am not sure about the parking situation, but it is parking on the street and public parking where you can pay. I love supporting black owned businesses, but I was not a fan of here and I didn't like how the music did not have like a theme to it or they didn't play any 90s or R&B you can pick on your own. I feel like it would be cool if you could select what songs you would want to hear. I feel like the vibe is too Strict to even have fun if you did want to. I'll probably won't come back, but I am happy I did get to experience. -Dr. Dede

Enjoying Vegas just off the strip. Taking in the view, dancing to the beat and sipping a well made…read morecocktail. Stepped out with family and friends to enjoy a nice night out. This little gem is on the 3rd floor of Ellis Island. Friendly staff amazing dj, light bites and well made spirits. Truly enjoyed our time out. Can't wait to go back!

Finally got up here for a drink...only open Thur-Sunday starting at 7pm....clearly because it is…read morehot as hades right now...I assume they will change hours for the better in the fall. There are no misters up here...in the summer at 7pm it is HOT...and the sun has just hid itself behind the Horseshoe, so clearly the time matters on when it sits behind the building. We got two All on Red drinks....took awhile to make and we were the first patrons to order...many people were waiting and only one bartender. Drink tasted nice...not 16 dollar nice, as it was in a plastic cup...yeah I get it... no glassware up there for obvious reasons...but plastic sure does detract from enjoyment of a good drink. I would think football season up here would be cool...but not sure if they would open on a Mon night for that...they should.... Their beers are reasonable prices. Finally ...the tables look as if it is first come, first served ...so no reservations for the really nice covered areas...as of this review.

Kaitlyn is the best, She is so funny and the drinks were amazing!! Can't wait to come backread more

Kaitlyn was amazing, drinks were so good. The venue was so beautiful. Me and my friends will be…read moreback !!

Bar Ginza is the kind of place you could easily walk right past and that would be a real shame…read more It's a hidden gem with an incredible Japanese whiskey selection and dark vibe inside. We've actually been on a mission to try our way through the entire Saburomaru tarot card series, and the flavor profiles are so intriguing, each one is genuinely unique. We love trying new things, and this is the perfect spot for it. The server was friendly and clearly knowledgeable, happy to help us navigate the menu and talk through the different options with us. We love getting to stop in here whenever we can, it's always a great experience.

Bar Ginza located in the arts district. Japanese whiskey bar. Got myself 2 cocktails. Both priced…read moreright and tasted great Bees knees. Super refreshing. One of the best ones I had. Very easy to drink. Especially in the Vegas heat Whiskey sour. Really good. Done right. Very balanced. Made with Japanese whiskey. Nice egg white on top. Great bar for some good classics. I'll def be back

No nonsense drinks at a fantastic price in an amazing cultural experience. Get your drinks for here…read moreor to go!

Oak and Ivy is a craft cocktail bar located in Las Vegas about 10-15 minutes from the Vegas Strip…read more It's inside Downtown Container Park which is a bunch of restaurants, bars, and shops built in repurposed shipping containers. There is both indoor bar seating and outdoor seating with games like Jenga. On hot days, there are mist machines to cool off. The infinity old fashioned ($15) was solid. The before sunrise ($15) was on the sweeter side and had good lychee flavors. The my oh mai ($17) was a tiki cocktail and was also good. The cool thing is that you can grab your drinks and walk around the park. They have a lot of cocktails that are barrel aged. They don't serve food but there are other restaurants in the immediate vicinity.