More Night Clubs, Las Vegas

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Hey, where is the tip editor of the Las Vegas Pages? why is LAVO not included in the Night Spots of Las Vegas? LAVO is now the number one lounge destination in the Vegas Area where famous celebrities are often seen. LAVO is conceptualized by the Creators of the Equally famous TAO Asian Bistro and Nightclub and Beach Club at the Venetian. With over 20,000 square feet of space, LAVO offers a multitude of indulgent entertainment experiences. Guests can start or end the night with cocktails in one of the sexiest lounges in town, or enjoy incredible Italian cuisine in one of the warmest fun filled dining rooms around. There is always a long waiting line at the Lavo in the Palazzo due to this. But be ready to spend a lot since the Lavo is for high end partying and eating.

Dress Code: smart casual with collared shirt or polos and no flip flops and rubber shoes allowed.

Location

Hotel:
Palazzo

Hours of Operation

Sunday - Thursday

5:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.


Friday & Saturday
5:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.

Lounge Hours

Monday

5:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.


Tuesday - Sunday

5:00 p.m. - 4:00 a.m.

Nightclub Hours

Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday

11:00 p.m. - 5:00 a.m.


Friday & Saturday

10:30 p.m. - 5:00 a.m.

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Went to the Palms poolside party for the first time and had a great time. It is a very relaxed compared to the other pool parties. Nice and mature crowd. I definitely recommend you check this place out during the day if you are in Vegas.

For more info on palms pool party and other events in Las Vegas you can check out this website, they have photos and event listings of lots of other hotspots in Vegas as well.
http://www.hype1.com/las_vegas.html

Dress Code: swimwear!!

If you enjoyed the film you might like the Coyote Ugly bar at the New York Hotel. The Coyote Ugly bar isn't really a place you could stay all night, we had 2 (very strong) drinks during happy hour then left. We were given some passes by a random guy at the entrance to the hotel so we didn't pay to get in which is always a bonus.

There are girls who dance on the bar (like in the film) who give out free shots and try to keep the crowd warmed up. I didn't pay much attention to them to be honest. I was a little concerned that the drinks would be limited (like in the movie) but I was satisfied with a Southern Comfort & lemonade. I didn't ask for water but I did wonder if they did the "Hell no H2O!" thing they do in the film.

The club/bar itself is quite small, no where to sit, lots of wood and the bar is decorated with bras left by female patrons. Worth a look if you like the film.

Dress Code: Dress code was pretty casual from what I remember.

Well, for my first trip to Vegas, my buddy said we couldn't miss the clubs at the Palms. After hitting up Ghostbar (see review on my Vegas page) we traveled to the other tower and checked out Moon. Being a thursday and the day after Halloween, the place was pretty busy. Moon was a great club. It was pretty packed and that made getting drinks a little difficult, but luckily the cover to the Playboy Club (right above Moon) was included, so we could go upstairs and grab a few cocktails and enjoy a more chill atmosphere. The club is very Las Vegas, with extremely good looking girls dancing on platforms and very good looking waitresses. The drinks were reasonable ($12 for a double Jack & Coke) and there were definately some semi-famous people around. Since the cover included Moon, Ghostbar, and the Playboy Club, I definately recommend checking them all out if they still offer that deal.

Dress Code: The dress code is the same for most clubs on the strip, nice jeans/slacks, good shoes, and a nice shirt. I had a dress shirt but left it untucked and the top button open and didn't get a second glance from the bouncers.

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I was fortunate to be able to attend the grand opening weekend of the LAX nightclub which also happened to be the MTV Music Awards weekend.

After a "fashionable" time in the VIP line, I walked through what seemed to be a dark cavernous pathway to the club and descended down stairs into the expanse of the club which is flanked on both sides by bars serving great premium drinks and waters (open bar the night I was there), and the dancefloor separates the lounge areas from the main stage where the DJ spins the music.

I had a great time the night I was there with great music and a lively atmosphere. There was definitely high energy that night.

Hours of operation: Wednesday - Saturday, 10 p.m. - 4 a.m.
Cover price: $30 for men; $20 for women; prices for special events may vary.
Payment information: Cash, all major credit cards.
Music: Varies depending on the night.
Resident DJs: DJ Vice.
Clientele/Age Group: 21 and older.
Attire: Fashionable nightlife attire.
Parking: Self-parking and valet available at the Luxor.
Reservations: Available.
Seating: Yes.
Handicapped accessible: Yes.
ATM: Located inside the casino.

Dress Code: There is a dress code here but I did see some jeans (albeit trendy) inside the club. Most were dressed in either semi-formal or elegant casual dress

I was dressed in a chic black patent leather outfit and was taken to the head of the line. I seemed to draw the attention of the club photographer several times too.

Rush Lounge in the Golden Nugget has live entertainment several nights a week. The performers we listened too were fairly good. The lead singer had a fun talent for quickly determining celebrities that various patrons resembled.

The decor was nice, but the specialty drinks at Rush were good but overpriced.

First of All PURE was such an amazing club. The entertainment, ambience, and service just exuded sex appeal and luxury! What an amazing time. However, the real treat was the incredible personal attention we received from a VIP Nightlife and Concierge Services company called Red Carpet VIP. They completely listened to what I wanted and then made suggestions accordingly as to where to go...and man they were right! As well they said a VIP host would actually escort me in, and get me the best table available! Right on again! These guys rocked. The line stretched as far as I could see, yet I didn't have long to look, as we barely wait a minute or two before the "Sea of People" in front of PURE was parted for us to walk through. Im not kidding here either...security literally made room for us to get through! As for our table....awesome. It was in the White Room which was just awesome. I felt like I was living a dream, as I was surrounded by beautiful people, a hot cocktail server that took very good care of us, and I even saw Dave Navarro and Travis Barker partying just a couple tables away from us! I couldn' have asked for a better experience. I was so happy with them, that I actually called them the next day for some different services that they supply. Look for my reviews elsewhere. If you are planning to go to Vegas, call Red Carpet VIP! If you are planning on a Big Night out, ask them about PURE! You can't lose with either one of these! Viva Las Vegas!!

Dress Code: Upscale club attire

Finally an Alternative Nightspot on the main strip in Las Vegas. Krave is HUGE filled with lots of friendly locals and out of towners wanting to meet and drink, dance and have a good time. The staff works hard to make sure your having a great time. The music is pulsing and the floor shows are as described. ' All you desire' . The Male GoGo dancers are an interesting change and prove that the male of the species can stir up things just as well if not better than the sterotypical female dancers.

In short if you are a member of the alternative lifestyle group or just adventerous try Krave. you wont be disappointed.

Dress Code: Casual but not sloppy. They specify no ball caps hoodies etc. Most everyone was nicely dressed in comfortable jeans, tees or better.