Horse Trailer Hideout

Fantastic, creative, and reasonably priced cocktails in a really cool country chic atmosphere! The repurposed horse trailer bar in the center is super cool and the staff are incredibly friendly and do a great job of holding things down. Definitely swing by for a cocktail or three when you’re in the Las Vegas Arts District!

Great little bar. Good service, reasonably priced. A lot of quirky decor that adds to the atmosphere. Highly recommend you check it out!

Amazing spot in the Arts District. The music and decor make for a great vibe! We booked a 50th Birthday party for the hubby in their game room area and had a blast. Chantel did an amazing job keeping 25 people with full and yummy drinks and was so kind and friendly! Big thanks to Rachel and her crew for a wonderful experience!

Horsetrailer Hideout is hands down one of my favorite bars. The vibe is chill and rustic, like a spot where you can actually relax, grab a great drink, and feel like part of the crowd even if it’s your first time there. The drinks are solid—great selection, well made, and no pretentious stuff. Plus, they've got games in the back like video and othersm that make it super easy to hang out and have fun. Fun fact: I actually had my wedding reception here. That’s how much I love this place. The atmosphere, the people, the memories—it all just hits right. Also, the owners and staff are some of the coolest, most down-to-earth people you’ll meet. They make you feel welcome the second you walk in, and you can tell they genuinely care about creating a great experience. If you're looking for a place with character, good vibes, and even better drinks, Horsetrailer Hideout is it.

You're not going to find a better happy hour deal than the Horse Trailer Hideout. $3 drafts from 2-6 during the week and the friendliest staff in the Arts District. Awesome patio and picnic table for chilling in the afternoon sun and a cool old garage renovation. Lexi is the best if you're lucky enough to be there when she's serving ; )

Horse Trailer Hideout was cool. They have drinks, popcorn and ice cream. Looks small when you first walk in, but the further you walk in, there’s more to do. They have games and pool, and the bartender let us know that they have karaoke on Thursdays. It was a really cool spot, I enjoyed it.

All their "signature cocktails" are super sugary. When I asked for something more balanced, I was told they had a full bar so I could order a basic drink instead. I tried the Farmhouse Old-fashioned which was very sweet but good. The menu priced it at $16. I tapped my card and chose a 20% tip which should have put the total at just over $19. I asked for a receipt and was told they couldn't give me one. Imagine my surprise when my credit card showed a $22 plus change charge for one drink. I have no idea what they added to managed to get another $3 out of me. The value of the drink was a stretch at $16-$19. If they are adding tax and an LET on top of the menu price, they are required to post that information on the menu or at the bar, which I definitely did not see. Most places include those fees in the price you see on the menu. I guess this place would be great if you like beer or canned malt drinks, but if you prefer quality liquor you will pay a fortune for a small cocktail. Other than the bar where you pick up your drink looking like a horse trailer, there is nothing remotely country about the place. There is no rhyme or reason to the decor or vibe of the place. It could be a cool place to hang if they weren't charging more than the Strip for a good drink.