13 Resorts World Bars (Complete Guide)

The Alle Lounge is on the 66th floor of Resorts World Las Vegas, offering fine and rare spirits and globally inspired tapas with stunning, expansive views of the Las Vegas Strip.

Alle Lounge is open daily at 5 p.m. Reservations are not required but are recommended, and patrons should dress in upscale casual attire.   

The Baccarat Bar is a go-to for libations while gaming on the Crockfords Casino floor. It is a swanky lounge offering craft cocktails, luxe seating, and classic jazz. 

The Bimini Bar is at the Main Resorts World Las Vegas pool serving refreshing beverages such as frozen cocktails, beer, wine in a can, and hard seltzer. The Bimini Bar has lounge seating on the pool deck if you want to get out of the sun.

The Conrad’s Lobby Bar is an elevated, contemporary lounge in the lobby of The Conrad Hotel section of Resorts World Las Vegas. They have a curated cocktail menu featuring elevated crafted cocktails. 

There is no need for reservations, but guests should wear upscale casual attire.

The Crockford’s Lobby Bar is a must if you love Gin & Tonic. They offer a selection of gins from around the world and six unique tonic water options, all of which can be paired to create several taste profiles. 

For the high-limit guests, the Crystal Bar is in the heart of Crockford’s casino floor. It is adorned with cascading crystal pendants, luxurious seating, and all of the glitz you’d expect. 

The High Limit Bar is another destination for high-limit gaming guests to quench their thirst with luxury spirits in Crockford’s casino. 

Fat Tuesday is a notorious bar around the world serving its signature frozen daiquiris. The location at Resorts World Las Vegas can be found at The Plaza. Mix and match flavors or try one of their famous combinations. 

Eight is a haven for cigars and whiskeys. You’ll find an extensive selection of cigars, hand-rolled tobacco, and modern takes on timeless cocktails. 

Business casual attire and reservations are recommended. 

Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge has a festive and stylish atmosphere offering a high-class experience. Menu highlights include vintage and rare champagnes, curated wines, and artisanal cocktails. 

It’s located in the casino and is open daily. Reservations are suggested, and the dress code is upscale casual. 

The lounge section of Genting Palace is decked out in old-world glamour. 

Sit back and relax with classic handcrafted cocktails and small bites from Genting Palace, a Chinese fine-dining restaurant. It is a culinary gem serving authentic Chinese cuisine you have to try. 

You’ll find the lounge in the casino, and though reservations are not needed, you will need to abide by the upscale casual dress code. Consider going between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. for happy hour!

Redtail is a social gaming bar with premium beer, wine, and spirits. It features interactive gaming, sports betting, casual dining, and a karaoke experience. 

Some of their signature cocktails include the Happy Ending with Grey Goose vodka and the Farmer’s Breakfast, their take on the margarita. 

Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den is a discrete grungy speakeasy with modern elements and a twist of Singaporean style. The mixology program is inspired by the Prohibition Era and is truly unique. 

Hint: You can find this laidback lounge in the Famous Food Street Eats area. 

Resorts World Las Vegas is home to the only infinity edge pool on the Las Vegas Strip and is home to the VIP Pool Bar, an exclusive oasis away from the popular Family Pool. 

If you are looking to be transported to another world, Jalisco Underground at Resorts World Las Vegas is the place to be! Become immersed in the experience of Mexico City’s underground tequila culture. 

Each of the signature cocktails has the bold flavors of Mexico as you enjoy live music, live Latin performances, and DJs. Before you go, dress upscale casual and make a reservation. The party starts nightly at 8 p.m.

Resorts World Las Vegas has restaurants where you can indulge in a cocktail while enjoying your meal, though you can always go with on-the-fly room service, too. 

• Famous Foods Center Bar at Famous Foods Street Eats, a collection of Pan Asian eateries curated by award-winning chefs, features an automated, self-pour beer system which is an experience of its own. 
• Dawg House Saloon is a classic sports bar setting perfect for those who love casual eateries, beer, and watching the game. 
• Agave Bar & Grill has tropical cocktails, coastal cuisine, and afternoon delights in a casual setting overlooking the Main Pool.
• Wally’s is a specialty gourmet market that is also a wine bar and restaurant. This playful eatery presents a full menu of gourmet foods and wine that can be shopped in the store. It’s a fine dining experience you can take home with you! 
• Kusa Nori is a Japanese bistro with teppanyaki grills and a sushi bar serving classic and innovative dishes from Japan. Get everything from nigiri, sashimi, and robata meats to Japanese-certified Wagyu steaks and Peking Duck Burritos, though the real fun is their extensive selection of sake.
• FUHU, serving contemporary Asian cuisine, is another restaurant at Resorts World Las Vegas that has an amazing cocktail program. As an experiential dining venue, you can expect some surprising cocktail combinations as well. 
• Bar Zazu showcases European tapas, savory pastries, wine, brews, and cocktails. 
• Viva! is a modern Latin restaurant concept from Chef Ray Garcia with delicious food, cocktails, and a great daily happy hour. 
• Brezza, which features modern coastal Italian fare, also has a lounge where you can sip on its amazing collection of wines. 

Before heading out for a drink, you can also grab a quick bite at Mulberry Street Pizzeria with its unique toppings; Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling, an eatery known for its hand-pulled noodle dishes; Tiger Sugar, a Taiwanese Bubble Tea shop; and more at Resorts World Las Vegas. 

• Resorts World Las Vegas has a wide variety of bars.
• Some of the options require reservations and a higher-end dress code. 
• Find entertainment at many of the Resorts World Las Vegas bars, such as karaoke, live music, and more.
• The selection of food is just as great as the collection of bars.