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.

The glorious Double Down Saloon. In the modern era of glitzy, flashy, and ultra processed Vegas,…read morethe DD will provide you with an absolute respite from all of that the moment you walk in the door. This is a glorious punk-oriented dive bar. That should be real clear from the distance you have to travel into a very undescript section of Vegas to get to it. On the outside, everything should already be screaming YES to you if you have a taste for great bars like these. For example, the first time I ever visited, on top of the marquee bill was Jello Biafra. Yeah it's like that. The music, the vibe, the crud - it's all on point. The cocktails are colorfully named and presented (I'm sure plenty of reviews will highlight the toilet shot) but I'd say they're kind of the weakest part of this joint. Just stick to straight booze, rejoice that you're not surrounded by as loud AF bachelorette party on a casino floor, and get hammered in the "Happiest Place on Earth'.

What fun to be out, stop in for karaoke, laughs and meeting new people. I was actually impressed…read morethat those I did hear sing were not bad. Not bad at all. Lots of fun, good laughs. Testing your music and the lyrics knowledge is fun! The drinks were good and the fries were great. Good past time with friends or by yourself. Happy Yelping!

The Ambiance Hits You Right From When You Walk In The Door, It Has Brilliant Seating Areas Right…read moreNear The Karaoke Stage All The Way To High Sofas Farther Back Of The Club. The Service They Give Is Fantastic Every One's Smiling & Happy To See You. They Offer A Good Menu Of Food To Try, I Had Ranch Fry's With Allioli Sauce It Was Like Eating A Slice Of Heaven...

this place rocks dude…read more first time here, went to catch the Belmont show and get some pizza afterwards. the vibe is dope; eclectic goth, i'd say. all the staff was super cool. got a "it came from the forest" pizza to go. oh my god, that thing was insane. i've never had pizza like that before, the flavor was out of this world.

First off, the algorithm will be in your favor the more words are here. Born & raised, this is the…read morevibe I'm all about. Your place rocks. I'd advise anyone to give your place a try. I'm not going to B.S. you. Eat the food, my one and only try so far is the pizza. ppl I know suggested it. It's reminds me of a place in Krakow. (Thank you for that). You have new customer.

Again 5 Stars. A Saturday evening for smooth, jazz, entertainment, and delicious chicken Katsu and…read moreCalifornia rolls. I can't stress enough how how nice the entire staff has been each visit. The crispy juicy chicken Katsu is served on a platter big enough for two. The California roads were not skimpy and generously made fresh and delicious. Entertainment was excellent and we will be back.

If you come here, you're paying for the entertainment and not the food. My friend invited us to…read morewatch the jazz band perform anime / game songs with a hint of cartoons and 90s mixed in. The live music was amazing. It's too bad this band seems to only perform once or twice a year. Highly recommend them! As for the food - everyone is asked to buy at least $25 worth of food, and I would've paid that just to watch the band so it was a bonus. The food itself though is nothing to rave about. I got a $15 small piece of miso black code hand roll with some vinegar sugar rice wrapped in soy paper. I could've made it at home. The Japanese Mille crepe was decent, and I think not bad for the price. I wish they sold non alcoholic fun drinks (mocktails). I would've spent it on that and a dessert. Outside of the food being average and overpriced, the service was excellent! Our server was so diligent and always refilled our waters whenever it went down. I'd come back if any shows interested me but wouldn't go just for food.

Fantastic day today. Started with my Server Candy (2…read moreshort) with the best attitude ever. I carried that on the court with me(happiness) Zach, Sidney were pleasant when we walked n to get our courts. Actually smiled and walked us to them And what do I say about Champ. Just happy

I always have so much fun at Chicken 'n Pickle. The staff is very welcoming, especially Zach at the…read morefront desk!

So the "donut" case is a ruse, it's how you gain access to the speakeasy. It's small inside, if…read moreyou don't have reservations you cannot sit at the little tables. Cool bar but no stools. The folks don't move away from the bar so it's hard to order drinks. Stage is set up for small band and decor is super cute. Definitely be dressed they have a code, no sneakers and no hats allowed. Check it out it's pretty cool, I have no idea how to make a reservation but we found the spot!

From the owner: Come enjoy the nightlife and lounge at The Black Door where we offer; piercing, smoking, whiskey…read moretasting, wine, live music, chess, relaxation, entertainment of all sorts, and a vastly diverse farmers market offering some of the most unique foods in Las Vegas. We also have a top rated barber and offer in house piercing, jewelry, stones, crystals, and rocks. Come visit the best kept secrets in Las Vegas! Piercing, barber, smoking, hang out, art gallery, relaxation, men club, wine, whiskey tasting, entertainment, live music, chess, nightlife, jewelry, stones, crystals, rocks, farmers market of the most unique foods in Las Vegas

OMG! My husband and I had the pleasure of visiting this amazing restaurant, and it exceeded our…read moreexpectations. The atmosphere is incredible--the theme, décor, and colors perfectly reflect the restaurant's name and create such a fun, welcoming experience. We loved taking a trip down memory lane with the music and all of the nostalgic DJ-inspired touches. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was top-notch from beginning to end. What stood out most was the owner. She made it a point to ensure every guest was enjoying their experience. You could see her watching customers' expressions as they tasted their meals, looking for smiles and signs of satisfaction. It was obvious that she genuinely cares about her guests and has poured her heart into every detail of the restaurant. Her thoughtfulness was evident from the kitchen all the way to the table, and that personal touch meant so much. She made our celebration of 35 years of marriage even more memorable, and for that, we are truly grateful. We will definitely be back!

Whenever I travel, I make it a point to visit at least one Black owned business in the city. After…read morecanceling my original brunch plans at a popular restaurant on the Strip, I came across Echo Taste and Sound in the Arts District and decided to give it a try. I am glad I did. I was greeted by Sierra, and Blade and Jay took care of me throughout brunch, one handling drinks and the other food. Everyone I encountered was welcoming and attentive. The music was amazing and really added to the atmosphere. I also appreciated seeing the owner and chef right there in the restaurant, putting on vinyl, interacting with guests, and even helping bus tables. You could see the passion behind the concept in real time. I started with the fried deviled eggs, and they were easily a 10 out of 10. Such a good appetizer and honestly one of the highlights of the meal. For my entrée, I ordered the pork chop with eggs and potatoes and added a side of grits. The grits were absolutely delicious. I learned that I am simply not much of a pork chop person, so while it was prepared well, I do wish the steak was still on the menu. The unexpected star of the table was my mom's chicken and rice soup. It tasted homemade, and the chicken had this wonderfully seasoned, almost grilled or smoked flavor. After trying hers, I honestly wished I had ordered it myself. The menu is not huge, but there is enough variety to find something to enjoy. Between the food, music, service, and overall atmosphere, Echo Taste and Sound was a great find away from the Strip and a brunch experience I would happily recommend.

Home to the Downtown Rocks series visitors can find the 3rd Street Stage between Four Queens and…read moreThe D, summer weekends offering free entertainment from bands like Toad The Wet Sprocket and Candlebox to Sponge, Ugly Kid Joe and Our Lady Peace. Located outside beneath the canopy, all the creatures of Fremont surrounding, Metro is fully present while venue staff check bags and scan with metal detectors to assure safety. A well-produced gambit to attract tourists, though several locals were in attendance on Labor Day Weekend, acoustics ring clear while set-changes are expedited to make sure all bands get the spotlight promised. Kudos to operators for continuing to find new ways to stay relevant, but moreso for doing it well.

We went to The Golden Tiki with my nieces on a Tuesday night, and was surprised to find it…read moreabsolutely packed, which says a lot about how popular this Chinatown gem is, even on a weekday. From the moment you walk in, it feels like you have been transported into an underwater, tropical adventure somewhere between a Hawaiian island, a pirate ship, and an old school Vegas attraction. The decor is completely over the top in the best possible way: bamboo and thatch, carved tikis, glowing portholes, tropical artifacts, hidden details, and an artificial night sky that makes the whole space feel like its own little world. Every corner gives you something new to look at, so it is easy to understand why people come here as much for the atmosphere as for the cocktails. The Golden Tiki opened in 2015 in the former Little Macau space and was designed as a tribute to classic mid century tiki bars, with an especially theatrical, Vegas style twist. Its elaborate interior includes work from tiki artists and features a playful fictional pirate legend centered on Captain William Tobias Faulkner and the mysterious Golden Tiki. That sense of storytelling comes through everywhere in the bar's design. The service was fun, welcoming, and matched the lively energy of the room. Even with the place being busy, the experience felt upbeat rather than stressful. And the cocktails were excellent, tropical, creative, and exactly what you want in a serious tiki bar. If you are looking for a typical quiet cocktail lounge, this probably is not it. But if you want strong drinks, friendly service, and one of the most visually memorable bars in Las Vegas, The Golden Tiki is absolutely worth visiting. It is the kind of place that makes a regular Tuesday night feel like a mini vacation.

First time visiting but definitely not my last!!! Super friendly inviting bar and owner does an…read moreamazing job with staff and curators to develop heavy handed deliciousness!!! Highly recommended!!! Great location in the arts district to boot!!!

Great local lounge with good bands. My friends and I, ranging from ages 30 - 70, went and had a…read moregreat time. The band, "The Party," was playing, and they were great. I also went the week before, and there was an R&B band, which is my favorite kind of music. I danced all night both weekends. The people were friendly and the service was good. It was an easy night out...a comfortable and fun atmosphere for an older crowd. I would definitely go again. This place could become a hangout for me.

I just discovered it recently and I love going with my friends every other Friday to dance with…read moreLatin Breeze because the atmosphere is great. It's a band that sounds very good, has excellent musicians, the horn section is exceptional, and the singers are outstanding. However, I would suggest that they add more songs because there comes a point when we get bored dancing to the same music. And as for the DJ who plays music when the band is on break, the only word I have to describe him is: HORRIBLE. He is very repetitive and does not accept suggestions from customers. I can understand that he wants to play music from all Latin American countries, but salsa is much more international and EVERYONE dances to it, whereas the "local" music he plays, like "caballito", is very boring.