The Most Unique Bars In Las Vegas
From The Chandelier's three-level cocktail experience to Frankie's Tiki Room and Star Wars-themed Millennium Fandom, discover Vegas's most distinctive bars.
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1. The Chandelier
This unique and opulent bar combines three different spaces – each with its own feel, atmosphere, and dimension. A casino bar with live music can be found on the first floor while a chill and relaxing lounge awaits guests on the third floor. Sandwiched in between these is a sprawling private cocktail room where the world's best mixologists create innovative cocktails for you to enjoy. A fun-filled and memorable night is a guarantee at The Chandelier!
2. Frankie’s Tiki Room
Who would have thought that one can find an authentic Tiki Room in the heart of Las Vegas! Featuring custom-designed wooden statues, bamboos, and tropical-tasting drinks with those adorable little umbrellas, this spot is definitely to die for! For a relaxing and laid-back night-out, Frankie’s Tiki Room is your best bet.
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3. Gold Spike
Within this spectacular bar are a ton of entertainment opportunities – from the classic pool and darts to a bean bag toss, giant Jenga, and more! There are also plenty of board games that guests can make use of so don’t forget to challenge your friends to a round or two. Funnily enough, the main highlight of Gold Spike is the massive bed plonked there although try to avoid falling asleep on it.
4. Millennium Fandom
For fans of Star Wars, Millennium Fandom is your next favorite spot! Dress up as your favorite character from the Hollywood hit franchise and down innovative cocktails created by expert mixologists. This nerdy speakeasy will make all your fandom fantasies come to life – for better or for worse!
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5. Park on Fremont
Take note, this bar isn’t for the faint-hearted! Featuring paintings of deranged little girls to deer heads mounted on the walls, this unnerving spot is undoubtedly one that can only be found in Las Vegas. If you’ve ever wondered what a restaurant opened by Tim Burton would look like, then look no further than Park on Fremont.
6. Peppermill Fireside Lounge
A Vegas classic that has been on the scene since the early 1970s, Peppermill Fireside Lounge is known for the massive fire pit smackdab in the middle of the lounge. Open all day and all night, this spot draws in millions of diners every year, all of whom are big fans of the delicious fare and tasty cocktails found here. If fire doesn't scare you off, then Peppermill Fireside Lounge is well worth a visit!
