Double Down Saloon

It could be the best bar in town. Easy, if not for its location, not that it’s bad, there’s just not much around. That being said it’s easy to reach from anywhere. Once there, this is pure fun. Live music. Fun crowd. No one here cares about you, you come and enjoy, mind your business; although it’s very common to find cool interesting Vegas people here.

Cool little dive bar. Fantastic happy hour deals. Staff was friendly. Chill crowd. Close to the airport so we checked it out before leaving Vegas. Will definitely return next time I'm in LV.

Listen. This place may be off putting to some, it’s a good place with really great service. They’ve got an awesome happy hour. The bathrooms are clean. They play a jukebox box full of music. We were there early in the day so I can speak of all hours but it was a good chill experience. A bit grunge and dark but if that’s your vibe it’s up your alley. Overall, I’d go back.

Great atmosphere, friendly staff, good music, entertainment and clientele! We’ve been to New York one also but I absolutely loved the Vegas vibes! Shout to the lovely lady making balloon animals and hats, topping on the cake for a great night. There was also an awesome food truck around the corner for some midnight snacking.

Always nice to find a local dive bar when I'm on the road and away from home, that reminds me of home. Friendly and chill crowd and great service. The live music was awesome. A great alternative to the strip if that's not your scene.

I've been coming to this small bar for over 20 years, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere has that same welcoming vibe, and it's always a great spot to kick off the night. If you're looking to get the party started, definitely try the "Ass Juice"—it's a classic! This place may be small, but it’s packed with personality.

High-quality dive bar. I enjoyed the house "ass juice" for $4. It was much sweeter than I imagined it would be. Really friendly vibe. Great bartenders. Free music most nights. I can’t think of a single flaw, except that it doesn’t exist in SF or LA.