The Vault at Bellagio is the unmarked-door speakeasy behind the live gaming tables with 10 tables, an onyx bar, vintage spirits including 1930s Remy and Studio Munge's lighting build.
Tip: Reservations highly recommended; cocktails average around $55. Look for the unmarked door near the high-limit tables on the casino floor.
Address: 3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The Lock hides on the lower level of Horseshoe Las Vegas behind The Cabinet of Curiosities. Guests pick up a phone, solve safe puzzles and unlock the door for Prohibition-era cocktails.
Tip: Two-drink minimum inside. Walk-up reservations work if space permits, but Friday and Saturday usually require booking ahead.
Ski Lodge is the unmarked cabin-themed cocktail room next to Superfrico on the second floor of The Cosmopolitan, with mezcal-heavy drinks and a year-round crackling fireplace.
Tip: Look for the small bronze square with a skier above the door near Superfrico. No reservations; arrive early on weekends.
Here Kitty Kitty hides inside Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World behind a moving wall in the Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng stall, with Singaporean-Prohibition cocktails and a vinyl program.
Tip: High Fidelity Fridays are the weekly all-vinyl set from 21:00 to 01:00. Order the Jerry Thomas Brandy Punch for a group.
Ghost Donkey is the eight-seat mezcal speakeasy on the back wall of The Cosmopolitan's Block 16 food hall, with a green donkey door, truffle nachos and a mezcal-tequila list.
Tip: Look for the green door with the white donkey at the back of Block 16. Eight seats only, so weekday nights are realistic.
Nomikai opened on Venetian's Restaurant Row in spring 2025 with a public sushi counter and a hidden speakeasy in the rear, led by chef brothers Yongjun and Yongju An.
Tip: Walk past the neon sushi counter to find the speakeasy hallway. The Yuzu Drip and Rice Washed Negroni are the listed signature pours.
The Lock hides on the lower level of Horseshoe Las Vegas behind The Cabinet of Curiosities. Guests pick up a phone, solve safe puzzles and unlock the door for Prohibition-era cocktails.
Tip: Two-drink minimum inside. Walk-up reservations work if space permits, but Friday and Saturday usually require booking ahead.
The Laundry Room is the 22-seat speakeasy tucked behind a bookshelf inside Commonwealth on Fremont East. Reservations open two weeks ahead by text and fill within minutes.
Tip: Text 702-701-1466 two weeks ahead; reservations cap at four guests for 90 minutes. No photos, no standing at the bar, no loud talk.
Ski Lodge is the unmarked cabin-themed cocktail room next to Superfrico on the second floor of The Cosmopolitan, with mezcal-heavy drinks and a year-round crackling fireplace.
Tip: Look for the small bronze square with a skier above the door near Superfrico. No reservations; arrive early on weekends.
Here Kitty Kitty hides inside Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World behind a moving wall in the Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng stall, with Singaporean-Prohibition cocktails and a vinyl program.
Tip: High Fidelity Fridays are the weekly all-vinyl set from 21:00 to 01:00. Order the Jerry Thomas Brandy Punch for a group.
Ghost Donkey is the eight-seat mezcal speakeasy on the back wall of The Cosmopolitan's Block 16 food hall, with a green donkey door, truffle nachos and a mezcal-tequila list.
Tip: Look for the green door with the white donkey at the back of Block 16. Eight seats only, so weekday nights are realistic.
Nomikai opened on Venetian's Restaurant Row in spring 2025 with a public sushi counter and a hidden speakeasy in the rear, led by chef brothers Yongjun and Yongju An.
Tip: Walk past the neon sushi counter to find the speakeasy hallway. The Yuzu Drip and Rice Washed Negroni are the listed signature pours.