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    Ski Lodge

    4.2 (323 reviews)
    Mon 2:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
    Tue 2:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Irena S.

    Came here around 2:30ish on a Tuesday, party of 3, for some mid day cocktails. I got the grasshopper ($24) . Look for the line made from ski poles and a doorman next to the entrance to Wicked Spoon with a skier logo on the door Pros: - unique cocktails, lots to choose from! The grasshopper was DELICIOUS, it was like an Andes mint chocolate in liquid form and I probably could have drank 5 of them and been very happy haha - fast service - from the doorman to the bartender - very cute vibes!! The snowy forest animation behind the bar and the dark ambiance makes you forget you're in Vegas , and lots of cozy seating choices with fun winter decor - not super crowded during the day - mocktails available Cons: - no bathroom inside so you do have to step out to use it if you need it (super easy to get back in though so not a big deal) - drinks are definitely on the pricier side compared to other bars and casual lounges in Vegas, but you're paying the ski lodge tax for the vibe and energy in here. I did feel like my drink was small for $25 But overall I think I will definitely be back again since the cocktail was so tasty -

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    Ibis R.

    We came to check this place out our first night back in Vegas as it was speakeasy style. We went on a Wednesday night and there was a small wait, about 15 minutes or so. It's located near the Superfrico on the 2nd level of the Cosmonaut hotel. This place is not very big, but that's part of the vibe. It definitely ski lodge atmosphere inside. We were attended right away and the drinks came out fast. We definitely enjoyed our time here and look forward to returning!

    Eric M.

    Ski Lodge is a fantastic hidden gem and an absolute must-visit speakeasy in Vegas! The intimate, cozy ski-cabin setting creates such a fun space with incredible vibes--they even have a shotski for groups to enjoy. The attention to detail in the decor is awesome, featuring a fireplace, skis, and stickers from all around the world. As a Charlotte, NC resident, I was excited to spot a sticker from Two Buck Saloon right at our table! The staff, decked out in full ski attire, were super welcoming and gave us excellent recommendations from the menu. We tried several cocktails, and every single one was absolutely delicious. If you are a fan of unique, hidden speakeasies, I highly recommend checking out Ski Lodge. I will definitely be back on my next trip to Las Vegas!

    Kevin S.

    My wife and I had a great time at the Ski Lodge. The service was great, the drinks were delicious, and the pizza squares were amazing! The only downside I'll mention is the s'mores kit. We literally only received enough for one tiny s'more each. This thing was $32 bucks. Definitely not worth it. Aside from that, I would absolutely recommend a visit here. Finding it is pretty easy. Just look through TikTok or Google for directions. They're easy to come by.

    Kirstin B.

    This is quite possibly the coolest speakeasy I've been to in Vegas. The door is so unassuming. I ordered something with the words "Send it". Zero regrets! Definitely worth it. It was fun seeing the 21 year olds taking shots out of jet skis too! Service was great, the place is loud. Decor is by far the most entertaining

    Espresso martini
    Blaise H.

    Such a cool experience coming here for a late night cocktail to finish the night. Service is friendly and the vibes are awesome. We ordered the espresso martinis and were blown away but how unique they were. My boyfriend said it was the best one he has ever tried. There was like a warm foam on top? It was incredible. As other reviewers have mentioned, prices are a bit too steep. However, it is worth it to stop by for a drink and the overall vibes.

    Annie T.

    I love the theme and concept of this Speakeasy: a ski lodge is not something you'd expect in the middle of a desert! And to find the door to the Ski Lodge, well, we walked right past it! It looked like a closet door -- no kidding. The only reason I looked again was because someone wearing a jacket was standing by this alleged closet door, which seemed oddly suspicious! (I know, I should be a detective! Haha) The cocktail menu was inventive. I also appreciated their commitment to the themed decor, like the snow behind the bar. If we had more people, I would have wanted to do a group ski shot (literally shot glasses sitting on a ski, and you tip the ski so everyone drinks at the same time). It was so unique, like where else are you going to do that?!! We only stayed for one quick drink here because it was fairly tame and quiet. It was a small venue. And it didn't have good service, or at least an inviting and warm one, which was unfortunate and surprising. For a small place that wasn't busy, we could never find someone to help us. It took a long time to order, a long time to get our drink, and a long time to get our tab. I think Ski Lodge has a lot of potential. The theme is fabulous and the venue rocks. The service is important, and there is so much competition in Vegas that service is more than just serving drinks. People come to Speakeasies for an experience, or in the least, to feel welcomed.

    Kevin W.

    Was a nice change of pace from the big open bars in the rest of the strip. A hidden speakeasy in the cosmopolitan with a 1980s ski lodge theme. Cocktails were interesting with a great mix of aesthetic and flavor. I found the service responsive and just enjoyed the vibe overall. Smaller space, can get busy with a longer line. I went Friday around 5pm and waited for maybe 2 minutes.

    Grasshopper
    Janelle O.

    Don't sleep on this cute little hidden speakeasy bar inside of the cosmopolitan . We have a cute and cuddly table in the back that gave off ski lodge vibes without the freezing cold atmosphere. We enjoyed this bar on a non peak hour which I definitely recommend as it can get rather busy. My husband had their old fashioned type drink that was garnished with the most wonderful bruled persimmon.( this is the detail they should not leave off the menu as this was one of the best parts of this drink ) I had the grasshopper and it made my little mint chocolate chip ice-cream nostalgia spark. Delightful time.

    Clint W.

    Hidden inside the Cosmopolitan, Ski Lodge is one of the better speakeasies in Vegas. It's tucked away behind an unmarked door, which makes finding it part of the fun. Once inside, the vibe completely changes to cozy ski cabin, dim lighting, and even a snowy window that makes you forget you're in the desert. The cocktails are creative and really well made (a little pricey, but expected for Vegas), and the service is solid without being over the top. It's a smaller space, so expect a bit of a wait, especially on weekends. Overall, it's a unique spot that's perfect if you want something different from the typical Strip bar scene. Definitely worth checking out at least once.

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    Mateo G.

    Very cool immersive speak easy bar located within the cosmo. staff was not very personal, but maybe that's because it was a busy time. We waited a bit before greeted by server and felt rushed , she wasn't too helpful in explaining the drinks . The drinks we did order were absolutely delicious , I ordered the yard sale, it was absolutely clear but tasted like a peanut butter mudslide. Attention to detail in the ambiance really made us feel like we were back in Vail Colorado at a ski lodge . Loved the mini bra's in the aspen table light.

    Michelle C.

    This was a tricky one to find...but we were up for the search, it makes it that much more fun to get in! **Look for the brass skis on the door (the door is hidden in plain sight). Once you are welcomed in, you are in for a treat in this cozy, dark, ski lodge inspired bar. We enjoyed the Slavas Snowstorm (espresso martini with a WARM cardamom foam) and the Radness not Sadness (I'd describe it as a spicy dirty martini with Wasabi infused vodka and pepperocini juice). The crew behind the bar were good as well as the person manning the entrance.

    Cydia N.

    It's right in front of Cosmo's buffet. We got there around 10pm and waited for about 20-30mins to get a table. I like the ski themed lounge definitely had the vibe! Cocktails were averaging between $23-$25. Ski shot was $18. It was kinda expensive. Only had one drink and a shot.

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    Ask the Community - Ski Lodge

    Can I bring children?

    I don't 💯 officially know the policy, but I can say from the vibe, the answer is a hard NO!

    Honestly confused because we tried to go in last night and the guy at the door said we needed a password. Asked another person working at the hotel about it and he said we don't need one to get in. Am I missing something?

    When we went the person at the door asked us if we were looking for "Some Place Cold"? We replied Yes! They escorted us to the door that gets you into the Ski Lodge. WE had a… 

    Can you go here if you don't eat at superfrico?

    You can stop in before dinner or yes if you don't dine at the main restaurant.

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    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

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    Ski Lodge - cocktailbars - Updated September 2026

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