On our Vegas trip this weekend, we were looking for karaoke on the strip so we didn't have to worry…read moreabout driving or Uber.. thankfully we saw this place driving to our hotel! It has a very relaxed vibe.. order at the bar, find a seat, sing along! I'm used to karaoke bars that have private rooms, but it's an experience seeing people sing in front of the crowd! My husband and I shared a huge fishbowl cocktail that was deliciously dangerous, but the unexpected star of the show were their fries! I've never seen a potato cut like that and it's something I've never seen - imagine a potato wedge spiral that's not too thick, perfectly crunchy. We got the Parmesan truffle one and the sauce was so good! Cheese curds were also good! Some notes I picked up on.. it looks like you can reserve tables, bathrooms are the public restrooms outside, and it turns into 21 and older after 10 pm. On the Saturday night that we went, they had regular karaoke on stage with the song's music, then they switched over to karaoke with a live band which was pretty cool! We'll definitely be back.. still thinking about those fries!

Walking by this place I was a little nervous to go inside but you could see from the corner the…read morepeople on stage... and they were meowing their hearts out so I pushed everyone inside and I'm glad I did. We were able to sit on bar stools facing the stage. The servers came quickly but we already had our drinks in hand. It was a karaoke bar! We came when it was 10 minutes till last call. There were these cool tables that was like a drum sitting on saxophones idk how to describe it but look at my pictures. When we go back I really want to get myself on stage!

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.

Terrace Afterhours opens its doors at 2 a.m. and keeps the energy going until after sunrise, making…read moreit the go-to spot for night owls like me. The venue boasts a relaxed dress code and atmosphere with plenty of seating areas and a roomy dance floor. It's a refreshing break from the pricey and packed club scene on the strip.

the audience…read more Lastly, the overall balance and EQ of the club's sound system were not well managed. The frequency response was uneven, and some frequencies were given too much emphasis while others were overlooked. This resulted in a dull and lifeless audio experience. The overall balance of the sound was lacking, and the sound system failed to bring out the full tonal range of the music being played. Additionally, the club's sound system lacked the necessary power to fill the space effectively. As a result, the system was forced to operate at high levels to deliver adequate volume, leading to further distortion and a diminished sound experience for the audience. In conclusion, the nightclub needs to make investments in their sound system if they want to improve the overall audio experience for their guests. This includes upgrading the components of the sound system, properly tuning and configuring the EQ, routing and cabling, investing in better loudspeakers and subwoofers, implementing acoustic treatment solutions in the club's space, and hiring a skilled audio technician to manage the sound system effectively. With a better sound system, the nightclub can create a more enjoyable and memorable experience for their patrons.

So glad I finally made it in! We were trying to kill some time between activities and we decided to…read morepop in for a drink. We were sat at a super cute table (there were 4 of us) and looked through the menu. The decor was super cute! Sort of old vintage looking couches around some tables, dim lighting, I loved the vibe. We each ordered something different from their cocktail menu from our very nice server. While waiting for those, our friend went to close out the tab and ordered shots, but asked for something that would be good. They proceeded to give us something with muddled strawberries, I was blown away at how good it was! Best shot I have ever had, so fresh. I love when you give bartenders freedom to play and create something so good! Our cocktails were so interesting and very tasty. I'd love to come back when we have some more time and try some of the other drinks. Everything about this place was amazing to me! Vibe, staff, the drinks, I had a great time!

Velveteen Rabbit is easily one of my absolute FAVORITE bars of all time! I discovered this gem a…read morefew years ago, and it has become an absolute must-visit for every single trip to Las Vegas. The indoor space is sexy and dark, beautifully designed with lots of velvet and rich textures all around. In a cool contrast, the back patio is a bright, vibrant mix of pink, turquoise, and white. While you're out there, be sure to snap a picture in their photo booth! The staff here is simply INCREDIBLE! They are always so welcoming and do a fantastic job of helping walk you through the menu. Because the cocktail menu changes frequently with unique, rotating themes, you get a completely fresh experience every single time you visit. On my last trip, the theme was music through different eras of time, which was easily one of my favorites yet. They also have standard house cocktails, be sure to check out the punch of the day! Before you leave, don't forget to check out their cool merch and swag, which is beautifully framed up on the wall right behind the bar. No matter where you are staying in Vegas, make sure to put Velveteen Rabbit at the very top of your destination list!

A friend and I attended An Intimate Evening with Santana: Greatest Hits Live at the House of Blues…read morein the Music Hall at the House of Blues in Las Vegas on May 24. We were in town to attend the BTS concert on May 23, so this was a last-minute decision. As such, there were only five seats remaining for the May 24 performance. I ended up with two non-adjacent seats in Section 204 for a total of $831.85, purchased through TIcketmaster. We dined at Caramá by Wolfgang Puck, which is close to the House of Blues. We left the restaurant at 6:30pm, thinking we'd walk right in as our tickets "said" 7pm. Instead, we found a long line of patrons winding around the venue, almost to the escalators to the tram station. There was a sign stating that doors open at 7, performance at 8:10pm. Sheesh, had we known this, we could have taken our time in Caramá. After passing through security, we could go to the merch line or into the Music Hall. We opted for the merch line, where we picked up a t-shirt and a bag of guitar picks. Entry to the Music Hall requires walking down a set of stairs to the floor level and then up several sets of stairs to get to the upper level. Section 204 is accessed by walking down from the upper-level aisle. My friend went down to row B, seat 14, which was the aisle seat on her row. I was three rows back, in seat 12, the third seat in from the aisle. Each seat gave us unobstructed views of the stage down below. I really liked sitting in the upper level ... I think we had better views of the musicians than those sitting on the floor. There is a bar at the front of each side of the upper level of the Music Hall so one could get a drink without having to go back downstairs. Each did brisk business throughout the evening. Carlos and his 8-member band played for two hours. He took very little or no time between songs, but he did chat with the audience on two occasions. During this performance, he had a second keyboardist (I didn't catch his name) to the right of guitarist Tommy Anthony. His drummer, Cindy Blackman Santana, is a whirlwind ... She played nonstop during the evening with explosive power and energy. She was amazing! I really enjoyed his concert, maybe a bit more than the BTS concert the night before. Sacrilege? No, Santana has been active for sixty years. He is legendary ...It was a "not to be missed" opportunity to experience one of my heroes growing up. On a personal note: Carlos used a PRS Private Stock 24-fret McCarty Singlecut Trem with 23k gold leaf applied over the maple top. It's a stunning piece of art. PRS made twenty copies in 2016 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Private Stock team. Alas, I want one! If you have an opportunity to see Carlos Santana, do it! The Music Hall in the House of Blues is a perfect venue to experience a legend. Highly recommended!

I've only been here twice and they were both for the Easter Gospel brunch, which were both…read moreamazing. The food was great and plentiful. The choir sang songs that stirred the soul. The lead vocalist who were two different people each time I went by the way, are super talented vocalists who knows how to engage an audience. The Easter gospel brunch was amazing!

This is the second time that I have been to the Brooklyn bowl. We came to see Juvenile, and man was…read morehe a hit! Not only did he come, but he came with the 400 degreez band as well. There is a dance floor with plenty to space for you to shake a tail feather, and as I can recall, there are three or more bars inside as well. Service was great. We were greeted as soon as we got to the Venue, and at each bar that my friend visited. Thankfully, parking for Brooklyn Bowl was validated inside of the retail store that inside of the Brooklyn Bowl, itself. With that validation, parking was free. We will definitely be back for another event. There is also a lot of entertainment in the areas surrounding.

Places I forgot to review when I lived in Las Vegas: Brooklyn Bowl…read more Brooklyn Bowl was both one of my favourite music venues in Las Vegas and one of the places I least wanted to go thanks to it's location. Originally when I first started coming here, parking was a huge issue on my mind and it definitely made me come here less, before I discovered that you could get parking validated at the little shop before you leave and that was a total game changer. The venue itself is pretty massive once you get on the main floor, and if you don't feel like standing during bands you don't care for, you can even chill on some nice chairs and watch on TV screens. Now, I can't actually comment on the bowling or food aspect of this place, but you can bowl for an insane amount of money that is definitely not worth it, as well as order some food which I simply never bothered to do. Throughout the years I've seen artists such as Poppy, The Gaslight Anthem, The Ghost Inside, Hatebreed, and many others and the sound here has always been pretty top notch. I no longer call Las Vegas home, but shows are one of the things I would definitely find myself back for so who knows, I might just return here one day and I look forward to that. Overall, Brooklyn Bowl is a great venue in a cool spot right on the Lynq Promenade. The staff here has always been friendly, parking is plentiful, there's tons of food options, and since it's mostly either here or the House of Blues, most music fans will end up here at some point!

We have seen Lady Like and Frank Marino's Divas, Drag & Drinks Show here in the past at this venue…read moreand decided to come see Miss Little Nasty. This review is for the venue itself and not any of the shows we have seen here. The staff and security are very friendly, helpful and personable. The venue has a nice selection of seating from tables and chairs, rows of chairs and bar type seating dependingbon the show and area you buy tickets for. The drinks are reasonably priced, and the stage view is good. Lights and sound are very good. This time we decided to check out Little Miss Nasty which was an interesting and different show with a mix of burlesque, dance, singing, and erotic performances and acts. The show also had some interesting and entertaining background videos on the stage screens. The music was very heavy and loud, and definitely complimented the show, acts and performances. Definitely, not the show for everyone, but if you do attend, definitely go with an open mind for a unique and erotic experience. We have always had good experiences in this venue with all shows we have seen here.

My friend's & I were @ the Virgin hotel on 04/17/2025 for a show & after the show was over we…read morestopped in this bar to grab drinks. The decor was really nice & the bartender Anthony was friendly & chatty. I got a double Tito's in soda water which cost $28.18. It wasn't busy when we stopped in around 2130 but we did end up going over to the bar attached to it as there was live music that you can actually hear @ 24 Oxford. I will def. stop by here again. Thanks for great service Anthony!! :-)

The workers here are SO professional and kind. The will-call folks were efficient and chatty. The…read moresecurity was clear with their instructions without being overly aggressive. And the ushers were polite and helpful. The bathrooms were easy to identify and clean, but lines were long (common at most shows I've been to). I do recommend bringing ear plugs, as the sound in here is LOUD. Also I'm not sure if this was a product of the show I attended or the audience I was around but I was shocked that no one near me stood for the performance.

Truly one of the best venues in town for not only acoustics, but ambiance and quality of shows…read more Every seat in the theater has a great view and it feels like you're right there with the audience. What really stood out to me was how efficient it was to actually access the theater and the lines moved very quickly. Make it a point to grab a drink beforehand. One hack is that they have the artist souvenoir store outside on the casino floor so you can buy your stuff at another point on your trip. I had the honor of seeing Adele and it still lives rent free in my head!