Speakeasy walking tour!

Speakeasy Walking Tour

Dec 7th @ 4PM

Details: Meet at Sahara Casino (Free Parking) and take the Monorail to Horseshoe/Paris Station (so we don't have to drive).

I've done a few of these but want to hit a few more. Reasonably speaking 3 or 4 possible in a night?

Starting at the The Lock Speakeasy/Horseshoe we will walk back in this order and finish at the The Count Room/Flamingo. We can stay out a lil longer or take the closest station back to our starting point.

The Lock Speakeasy at Horseshoe Las Vegas

Find this spot within The Cabinet of Curiosities, where you’ll need to pick up a vintage-looking telephone to receive instructions on how to enter the space. Once inside the Prohibition-styled bar, enjoy a cocktail while listening to some cool jazz.

Nowhere at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

The name lets you know this is hush-hush, but this speakeasy is a departure from most. The swanky, large room is stylishly decorated with warm hues and plush banquettes that almost suggest socializing with your fellow under-the-radar revelers. Enjoy a fabulous cocktail at the Strip’s newest speakeasy, which also offers an assortment of unique entertainment—up-close illusions, backgammon and tarot readings are all, well, in the cards.

1923 Prohibition Bar at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

No password is necessary at this bourbon-centric, swanky, and secluded spot. Simply enter through a nondescript bookcase and be transported to yesteryear, where an extensive drink menu and live entertainment (including burlesque dancers and piano players) await.

The Count Room at Flamingo Las Vegas

Look for the “secret” entrance, a green door near the food court area just off the casino floor, or access it from inside Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse. This speakeasy, named after the space where mob mafiosos would take inventory of the loot they “skimmed off the top” serves up classic cocktails and offers options off the steak house menu. This is a spot you’ll definitely get comfortable at and enjoy a few drinks.

At some point we’ll make a pit stop at Dandelion Chocolate at the Venetian to grab some treats.