Eight Cigar Lounge

In a nutshell: this place has just become my "must" for vegas. Came in after early check in and the whole space is such a vibe! High ceiling, leather and velvet armchairs and couches. While I was taking it all in, Robbie greeted us with a warm welcome. We first chose this place was for the smoked old fashioned, and bonus that it is also a cigar lounge. We just had to come check it out. Eight has an extensive list for drinks in a wide range of prices. A casual beer? sure! a flight of Scotch Whiskey flight for $2500? they've got that too. I am also impressed by their premium cigar selection and their accessories. Even tho the food was not the main character but it was also delicious, and with Robbie's help, it was truly a delightful experience. Eight Cigar Lounge is definitely going into my "must" every time I am in Vegas!

Eight Cigar Lounge is such a chill place to hang out and grab a drink. I loved the setup—there is a cigar shop conveniently attached to the lounge where you can buy your cigar and walk right back into the lounge to smoke it. Since I wasn't sure what to pick, the person working there was a huge help; they really knew their recommendations and were very friendly. Great atmosphere if you're looking to unwind

Cigar and japanese whiskey at eight cigar lounge excellent combination. Enjoyed several hours 😌 smoking Connecticut wrapped cigars with mellow taste and aroma. Paired with saito 21 year single malt. Staff helpful and knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

This is an incredible lounge experience and the Terrance is simply stunning. Cigar prices are pretty high but the humidor is great.

I visited Eight Lounge over the F1 race weekend, and it was phenomenal. The atmosphere, the service, the cigars, and the drinks were all top-tier. Ian gave outstanding recommendations and helped me find exactly the cigar I was looking for—I ended up loving his pick. It paired perfectly with my brandy old fashioned. As a cigar lover who values a refined, high-end setting, Eight Lounge delivered on every level. It was the perfect place to relax and enjoy great cigars and great drinks. I highly recommend it.

Tucked inside Resorts World, Eight Lounge is where grown-up indulgence finds its perfect setting. From the moment you step in, you’re wrapped in leather, low light, and that intoxicating aroma of fine tobacco. It’s not just a cigar bar it’s a ritual. Their cigar selection is curated with precision, from bold Nicaraguan powerhouses to smooth Dominican blends. You don’t just pick a cigar here you discover it, with help from staff who actually know the leaf and take time to guide your taste. And then the scotch. A lineup of single malts that reads like a world tour of distillery greatness. I paired a Highland Park 18 with a medium-bodied Cohiba and found myself melting into the leather chair like I had nowhere else to be. Because honestly, I didn’t want to be anywhere else. It’s grown-up luxury without the ego. Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado or just exploring, Eight Lounge treats you like you belong.

I don’t usually leave reviews, and that’s clear if you look at my profile. But as an avid cigar smoker who’s always looking for the right vibe, I felt this one was worth writing. I came for the New Year’s Eve event, which was heavily hyped and ultimately underdelivered. My wife and friends treated it as a proper NYE outing, and it simply didn’t live up to that expectation. The experience felt overrated, especially for an event meant to ring in the new year. The cigars were significantly overpriced. Paying $15–$20 more than strip pricing for comparable sticks is hard to justify, even accounting for overhead. Service itself was good, but staffing felt overcooked for what the space and flow actually required. There’s clearly an opportunity to better balance staffing levels with pricing in a way that still protects margins without passing so much cost onto the customer. Branding and visibility are also weak. I understand the appeal of an "if you know, you know" concept, but this goes beyond curated exclusivity and into unnecessary friction. Finding the place shouldn’t feel like part of the challenge. This was a one-off visit for me. I came expecting a strong cigar lounge experience with a memorable NYE atmosphere, and that just wasn’t what we got.