BEST bar on Fremont Street!! Located conveniently inside the D hotel. Best bartenders esp Ivan!!!…read moreThe boys are always putting on a show here!! Drinks are reasonable & there is plenty of video poker machines down this bar to grab a seat & throw some money in. I've seen the owner in here several times (he has a reserved seat) & some other famous people.......... After asking for blueberry vodka a few years ago they finally got some in stock. A favorite of mine!! I'm really into seltzers right now & they have Truly Wild berry on draft & a very big plastic glass that you can get your drinks in!! Yummmmm This is a must place for me to stop in when I'm on Fremont street. There is a stage right outside the doors into the casino from Fremont street so great place to hang out right in front. I've had the Longbar a stop on my yearly St Paddy's pub crawl. When on Fremont street this is a MUST STOP IN bar!! Go say hello to the friendly, fun bartenders here!! You won't be disappointed. :-)

Super easy to locate based on bar crawl app instructions. Brightly lit with overhead and wall…read moresignage. Last stop on the bar crawl. Quick service upon approaching the bar. Provided with drink recommendation which we all enjoyed with the taking rim. Very lively area of the casino with nice music playing as we drank, mingled and danced. McDonald's entry at the end of bar which was a pit stop for fries. Side door leads right back to Fremont street to keep the party going.

Bartender rude and accused me of "you know the rules" ordered a Bloody Mary and played a bit with…read moremy 20 and went over to a different machine. He followed me and said that. He's like I have to charge you or play it so I played the money and lost it. It's funny I could order the same drink at the penny machine. I blow plenty of money at that casino. Wish I got that dudes name. Rude.

Big yikes. Super chill birthday event planned for a group…read moreof tourists via a (weekly) Drag Queen bar crawl event, and apparently the management at this bar has an issue with the community? You'd think a bar would be happy to have 10-25 people groups on a weekly basis that will be there for an hour (at most, it is a bar crawl) Forcing the group to leave because there was a drag queen with them, and Fully covered/clothed too, is comical.

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.

24 hour bar on Las Vegas Blvd. The oldest bar in Vegas apparently! The place has steady business…read morebut wasn't too crowded at all. Friendly staff and cheap alcohol. Cool place to visit at least once, mostly to look around. I really liked all the art on the ceiling made by different people. Apparently they do karaoke nights here too!

Friendly, smokey dive bar, specifically fun cause of karaoke. Karaoke on a Saturday night end at…read more4am the night morning, free (out friends weren't charged so unsure if they charge other times?). Anyone who loves the establishment like local Jumbos Clown (Hollywood) will enjoy Dinos. It has a mixed of local base and seems like a light amount of touists, but allows smoking/vaping (prepare to come with clothes that will reek a bit after) and is karaoke vs burlesque. Games: Pool/Billard table. Finally popped our Dino's cherry! And with amazing 2 friends (group of 4). Small or larger groups work. We visited around 1am (considered Sunday) and it wasn't dead but it wasn't packed. It was fairly lively and spacious, now then enough seating stools and tables for ppl. Across from the karaoke small stage is the bar with vintage porn of particular focus on only 1 gendar projected. The 1 women's restroom I used was very clean, just a thin door way into it (not too friendly for full bodied ppl). But this place is old which is part of the character. They do have a parking lot. And located by Jack In The Box.

The Hogs and Heifers Outpost at the Plaza is a fun place, but it's probably temporary pending the…read morecompletion of a permanent new location nearby. The bartenders are all women. They are sassy and fun, which is something Hogs and Heifers is known for. The drink prices are reasonable, especially for Vegas. The drill is you must enter from the doors on Main Street in front of the Plaza. Get your ID out because they card everyone no matter how old you look. Cheers!

I'm from the San Francisco Bay Area have been going to Hogs and Heifers for the last 10 years. It…read moreis by far my favorite dive bar. The owner Michelle is awesome! The service is top notch, the ladies are wonderful even when they are intentionally projecting insults at you with the megaphone. You will get a good laugh. The bartenders dance on the bar top every hour so make sure you get your crap off the bar when they do! Ask for a water or get cocky and you might be wearing the water instead of drinking it. I've been sprayed with the water gun a time or two. Haha! If it's your first time I recommend asking for a "hog piss" shot. They are only $3 at the time of writing this and actually pretty tasty. Don't forget to buy your bartender one as well! The security staff was very professional and they do check IDs. They were on top of everything very discretely without disruption. Shout out to Nathan! Great guy! I had some guy starting an altercation with me thinking my beer was his. The security team noticed the interaction and immediately redirected him without further escalation. This was my first time to the new location and I stayed at the Plaza Hotel just so I was close to my favorite bar. This bar is also very lady friendly, not just for the guys. I see wedding parties come in all the time. Everyone has a blast! Only complaints I had about this location was you had to walk through the casino to use the restroom and then come back. Also the bartenders have to tame it down a bit from their previous location since it's located in a casino. Also if you are easily offended from profanity or crude comments then this isn't the place for you. I personally love it. This is a temporary location and I can't wait for the opening of their new permanent location. I had a great time as always and will be back as always! I highly recommend going to Hogs if you have not been. You will not be disappointed. Don't forget to tip your bartenders! To the Plaza Hotel...Good move allowing Hogs to be part of your establishment. That was the only reason I stayed at the Plaza during my stay and also enjoyed your hotel. I would definitely stay here again. Thanks again to the Hogs and Heifers Family for always making us feel part of the family and not just a fixture. See ya soon!

Atmosphere is fantastic, the owner was super nice and helpful…read more Definition of friendly dive bar.

Stumbled onto this little know Dive Bar. It matches my criteria. No frills, dark inside, basic…read moredrinks, and some neon! Bartenders are friendly but mind their own business. Folks stick to themselves. You get a decent drink at a decent price.

Favorite place to grab a drink! If you're ever in the area come check it out and grab a drink from…read moreChris Corupo absolutely awesome makes the best drinks a lot are his own creations. You will not be disappointed.

I honestly debated whether to write this review, but the experience I had this morning left me…read morefeeling extremely uncomfortable and, quite frankly, discriminated against. I had just woken up and went downstairs with my young daughter to get coffee. Yes, we probably looked a little rough because we had literally just gotten out of bed. But we were hotel guests simply trying to get coffee. When we got downstairs, I told security that I was going to get coffee. He said that was completely fine and even walked us part of the way there, so I had no reason to think there was any issue with my daughter being with me. Once we got to the coffee/bar area, however, the entire interaction changed. The women working around the bar and the main barista immediately gave us an attitude and repeatedly told me that children weren't allowed when purchasing alcohol. I had to reassure them multiple times that I was NOT there for alcohol and that I was simply getting coffee. Then I was repeatedly told that the coffee was not free. I was genuinely confused because I never asked for free coffee. I would never walk into a business expecting something for free. I simply wanted to purchase coffee. After they made the drinks, they continued reminding me that only one coffee was complimentary. At that point, I started feeling extremely uncomfortable because of the way we were being looked at and spoken to. I honestly left wondering if they thought we were homeless or somehow didn't belong there because of how we looked that morning. I know I can't say for certain what they were thinking, but that is genuinely how their behavior made me feel. The repeated comments about the coffee being free, the suspicious looks, and the attitude made me feel like I needed to prove that I was a paying hotel guest. If the concern was simply that children aren't permitted in the casino/bar area, I completely understand that. But there are restaurants and other areas of the hotel where families with children are clearly welcome, and security had no problem with us going to get coffee. What bothered me most was not being told a rule. It was the way we were treated while being told it. There is a respectful way to communicate hotel policies, and this was not it. I came downstairs for something as simple as a cup of coffee and walked away feeling embarrassed, judged, and unwelcome. I hope management looks into how guests are being treated because no one should have to feel like they don't belong at a hotel they're staying at.

This is the quintessential punk rock dive bar. My friend and I stopped in after a high school…read moregraduation and it was almost empty. We had a great time talking with the terrific bartender and the "Ass Juice" shots were surprisingly delicious. A must visit for a real Las Vegas experience.

Fantastic grungy dive bar in Las Vegas!…read more I honestly can't believe it's taken us so long to check this venue out, especially since concerts are always free here. Our favorite punk band, The Mormons, happened to be playing here which is what drew us in. Loved the atmosphere with dollar bills and some R rated photo strips hanging around the bar area along with various stickers & graffiti filling the rest of the space. Truly feels like a quintessential Vegas dive bar. Bartenders weren't overly friendly, just there to do their job, but they served beers / cocktails quickly. We had a few PBR's which were $5 each. Fellow patrons were really friendly. I even made a friend during the show! For anyone with sensitive ears, the speakers are LOUD, so be sure to bring your ear protection. I loved the loud music, but my husband was suffering a bit. As per a usual dive bar, it is also smoky inside. If cigarette smoke bothers you, snag a spot near the entrance since they leave the door open for fresh air. This was everything I expected from a dive bar with a small stage for cool bands. We'll be back!