Nomikai is a speakeasy in Strip, Las Vegas.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Walk past the neon sushi counter to find the speakeasy hallway. The Yuzu Drip and Rice Washed Negroni are the listed signature pours.
Private tour · 1h 30m
All age experience! Cruise the Las Vegas Strip on a 1.5-hour or 2-hour limousine tour. Includes photos while on tour and a bottle of generic champagne with up to 50 se...
Guided tour · 4 hours
See Vegas in your very own, open-air, hot pink Hog Car. You become an instant celebrity as you zoom up and down the Strip. Tourists will gawk, take photos and wave at you.
1 hour
Cruise the Las Vegas Strip in style in our decked out air-conditioned party bus with a champagne toast!
Address: 3377 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Piranha has been the Fruit Loop's headline LGBTQ club since 2006, with three rooms covering EDM, Latin and pop on separate dance floors and drag through the week on Paradise Road.
TipFree entry Monday through Thursday excluding holidays. Latin Caliente Wednesdays draw the deepest crowd.
Quadz Video Bar sits across Paradise Road from Piranha as the casual 24-hour gay bar in the Fruit Loop, with darts, pool tables, music-video screens and daily two-for-one happy hour.
TipTwo-for-one drinks 12:00-20:00 every day. Electric Thursdays bring EDM video sets if you want a louder room.
The Garage is the local-favorite 24-hour gay sports bar one block east of Maryland Parkway, with pool tables, shuffleboard, V8 Grill snacks and never a cover charge.
TipHappy hour runs 11:00-19:00 daily with buy-one-get-one drinks. Free parking on site.
Fun Hog Ranch is the long-running leather and cruise gay bar on Twain Avenue, with rustic exposed-wood booths, daily drink specials and a friendly older crowd around the clock.
TipOpen 24 hours every day. Quieter weekday afternoons are when regulars settle in for cheap pours and easy chat.
Flex Cocktail Lounge has run as an LGBTQ-owned 24-hour bar on Twain Avenue for more than 20 years, with pool tables, drag nights, karaoke, a heated patio and an Eats kitchen.
TipOpen round the clock. Drag and karaoke nights vary by week; check Facebook for the running calendar.
ECHO is the downtown Arts District listening bar built around a McIntosh vinyl rig, with chef Natalie's small plates, classic cocktails and chosen themed sets from jazz to soul.
TipWeekend brunch service runs 10:00-14:30. Wednesday and Thursday evenings are the quietest for unhurried listening seats.
