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    Ski Lodge

    4.2 (319 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    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.

    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

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    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.

    Table light
    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.

    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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    N S.

    I have been to some pretty cool bars in my life, but this just might far and away be the best. It has everything I want in a place to grab a drink, excellent theming, friendly service, good mocktails (for me), good drinks (for my wife), and an amazing vibe. If you aren't familiar, this is kind of/sort of part of Superfrico, to gain entry you need to line up between some ski poles off to the side of the entrance, after a while someone will come out and take you in. The inside is just absolutely oozing with a cool (no pun intended) themed 80's vibe. My wife and I sat at the bar and got a drink each, I got some sort of bubblegum cola mocktail, which was fantastic, and my wife got some sort of vermouth based cocktail that she said "tastes like christmas", we were both VERY happy with our drinks. The staff was very friendly, and honestly its very impressive how good and fast they are at cranking out drinks. I think each bartender must have been making 8 drinks at once, every single one of them was made fast, got to the person it needed to, and if they were as good as ours was, all without sacrificing quality. Really top notch place, I loved it!

    Charlie T.

    We recently wanted to get a quick drink and liked coming here before. It used to be more of a speakeasy, but now its gotten more popular that we had to wait out in front for a bit to get in. Once we were in, we sat at the bar, which was nice. The bartender was super friendly and made our drinks quickly. The menu slightly changed from the last time we were there. We ordered the Gaffney's Numerical Assessment of Radness and Slava's Snowstorm. The Gaffney's drink was very well made. I enjoyed the hint the yuzu and sesame.

    Sharona M.

    I've been here a couple times now, and it's one of my favorite speakeasies. I love the vibes in here. They are elite. The line generally isn't too long. We have usually come on a weekend afternoon and haven't waited longer than 15-20 mins. I will say that some drinks are stronger than others. I ordered a Yard Sale and it tasted amazing, but not too much alcohol in it. I've also ordered the Full Send, No Refunds, and that one is a lot stronger. They have some creative, cool drinks. I like the atmosphere and energy they've created in here. They don't have food other than 3 pizzas and a s'mores kit to order. Random but nice addition.

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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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    The Laundry Room is a cool, intimate speakeasy located within downtown LV. Only 16 people are…read moreallowed in at one time, you need a reservation, and there's a dress code. We were seated at the bar and had a nice time interacting with the cocktail craftsman/man in charge, Davey. The menu is his creative brainchild and changes a few times a year, with the current one based on the movie Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. There's a 90 minute limit and 2 drink minimum per guest. Because of the craft and attention to detail that goes into each cocktail, we finished our 2 drinks just about right at the 90 minute mark. I really enjoyed both of my cocktails but the one that stood out to me the most was Strange Medicine. It was reminiscent of a martini but with Brie-washed Old Bison vodka, Cocchi Americano, and herb oil. It was so good that I wasn't sure what drink to choose next, but Davey was helpful with a great recommendation for another cocktail served with a chunk of parmesan cheese on top. Keep in mind that you're paying for the experience and the level of craft. So with a 2 drink minimum it won't be a cheap experience but it's definitely something worth checking out for the unique, creative cocktails.

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    Live music

    Our visit here was part of a Craft Cocktail VIP Food & Drink tour at The Resorts Casino…read more.. Unexpected but fantastic experience... so fun that I returned during this trip as the vibe and cocktails were on point. The store front display was a complete shocker and surprise as we didn't see this one coming at all. Hello Kitty Kitty... that's all I have to say. Once we got in, the decor alone was awesome. I felt like I was transported back to my days in China, Malaysia, and Singapore. The DJ was spinning some great hits and when we started a conversation, I realized she was doing all on 45's records (for all you young folks, go do your research!!!). DOPE!!! Reposado As far as the cocktails we had there signature "One Night Stand" Margarita with my ultimate favorite, Reposado Tequila. One of the guest on the tour wasn't a big tequila drinker (she had some good stories as to why, we all do) so she was like, "here you go friend"... And for those that didn't show up on the tour... "here you go friend again"... And you best believe that I actually came back the next evening in the mist of a busy day just to have that margarita and it hit just like the first few times. I got to chill more and soak it all in... What a great vibe! The staff was welcoming, cool and friendly. They treated us like true VIP's. I look forward to coming back. Just make sure you wave to the kitty and rub the kitty's belly before entering.

    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.

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    Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den
    Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den
    Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den

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    Vesper Bar

    Vesper Bar

    4.2
    (405 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$$

    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.

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    Vesper Bar
    Vesper Bar
    Penny Black (Avuá Amburana & Prata Cachaça, Black Pepper & Cardamom Honey, Lime, Passionfruit Pearls and Sparkling Rosé)
    Penny Black (Avuá Amburana & Prata Cachaça, Black Pepper & Cardamom Honey, Lime, Passionfruit Pearls and Sparkling Rosé)
    Spirit of St. Louis (Toki Japanese Whisky, Damson Sloe Gin,
 Oloroso Sherry, Banana Liqueur, Chinese
 Five Spice, Citrus and Egg White)

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    Spirit of St. Louis (Toki Japanese Whisky, Damson Sloe Gin, Oloroso Sherry, Banana Liqueur, Chinese Five Spice, Citrus and Egg White)
    SEVEN:45

    SEVEN:45

    4.5
    (125 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    $$

    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!

    Small bites, aka appetizers offered. Well-crafted cocktails curated to enhance the experience…read more The place is very chill and laidback. Being a fan of R&B music, it just set the mood for me in a very pleasant, relaxed way. I loved seeing the vinyls of various artists on their bookshelf and placed on the bar top as well. It's a very exclusive, subtle experience that I had been looking forward to. The service is definitely 10/10 for me. From the moment they greet you, to crafting the cocktails, and just the vibe all around, I enjoyed it. Check out their IG/TikTok pages for any upcoming events and to be advised of their daily passwords for certain event nights. Highly recommend.

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    Smooth Operator cocktail
    Smooth Operator cocktail
    SEVEN:45
    SEVEN:45

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    Ski Lodge - cocktailbars - Updated August 2026

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