10 Hidden Speakeasy Bars in Las Vegas You Need to Find

Las Vegas's Best-Kept Drinking Secrets

Behind the neon lights and mega-clubs, Las Vegas hides a sophisticated cocktail scene that most tourists never discover. These speakeasy bars — concealed behind unmarked doors, inside laundromats, and through secret passages — offer some of the city's finest cocktails in intimate, exclusive settings.

We've personally visited each of these bars to bring you the insider details: how to find the entrance, what to expect, and whether you need a reservation.

1. The Laundry Room at Commonwealth

Location: 525 E Fremont St (Downtown)
How to enter: Text the number on the unmarked door for a reservation
Capacity: 25 people maximum

The most exclusive speakeasy in Vegas. You literally text a phone number, and if there's space, you get a time slot. The bar seats only 25 people in a room hidden behind a working laundromat facade. Cocktails are bespoke — there's no menu. Tell the bartender what flavors you like, and they'll craft something unique.

Pro tip: Text early in the day (before 4 PM) for the best chance of getting in. Weekend waits can exceed 2 hours.

2. Ghost Donkey at The Cosmopolitan

Location: The Cosmopolitan, Level 2 (Block 16 food hall area)
How to enter: Look for the small donkey logo on an unmarked door
Reservations: Walk-in only

A mezcal and tequila focused bar hidden inside The Cosmopolitan. The entrance is an unmarked door with a tiny donkey sticker near Block 16. Inside, you'll find a narrow, intimate space with incredible agave-based cocktails and Mexican-inspired bar snacks.

3. Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den at Resorts World

Location: Resorts World Las Vegas
How to enter: Through a hidden door inside Famous Foods Street Eats
Reservations: Recommended via OpenTable

One of Vegas's newest speakeasies, this 1960s Japanese-inspired cocktail den is hidden behind a vending machine door. The interior features lush tropical decor, koi ponds, and some of the most creative cocktails on the Strip. Expect $22-$30 per drink.

4. The Vault at The Venetian

Location: The Venetian Resort
How to enter: Through a secret bookcase in The Library Bar
Reservations: Walk-in, but limited capacity

Hidden behind a bookcase inside The Library Bar, The Vault is a sophisticated cocktail lounge with leather seating, dim lighting, and an extensive whiskey collection. The bartenders here are true craftspeople — expect 10-minute cocktail preparations.

5. 1923 Prohibition Bar at Mandalay Bay

Location: Mandalay Bay Resort
How to enter: Through a phone booth in the lobby area
Reservations: Accepted, recommended on weekends

Step through a vintage phone booth into a full-scale 1920s speakeasy complete with live jazz, flapper-era decor, and classic prohibition cocktails. This is one of the larger speakeasies in Vegas, making it easier to get in without a reservation on weeknights.

6. The Cabinet of Curiosities at The Venetian

Location: The Venetian (near the casino floor)
How to enter: Find the unmarked wooden door with a brass knocker
Reservations: Walk-in only

A Victorian-era themed bar filled with oddities, taxidermy, and antique curiosities. The cocktail menu features theatrical presentations — smoking drinks, color-changing concoctions, and elaborate garnishes. Perfect for Instagram content.

7. Caspian's at The Venetian

Location: The Venetian Resort
How to enter: Hidden entrance near the Grand Canal Shoppes
Vibe: Live music, intimate setting

A newer addition to the Vegas speakeasy scene, Caspian's features live music nightly in an intimate setting with plush seating and craft cocktails. The vibe is more relaxed than most speakeasies — think jazz lounge meets cocktail bar.

8. Nowhere Lounge (Downtown)

Location: 718 S Main St (Arts District)
How to enter: Unmarked black door on Main Street
Reservations: Not required

Located in the booming Arts District, Nowhere is a locals' favorite with no sign, no social media presence, and no pretense. The cocktails are strong, affordable ($12-$16), and the crowd is a refreshing mix of artists and industry workers.

9. Parasol Up/Down at Wynn

Location: Wynn Las Vegas
How to enter: Take the escalator down past the parasol installation
Vibe: Semi-hidden, overlooking the Lake of Dreams

While not a traditional speakeasy, Parasol Down is one of Vegas's best-kept secrets — a hidden bar below the casino floor overlooking Wynn's Lake of Dreams. The views are spectacular, especially during the hourly light shows, and most tourists walk right past the entrance.

10. The Underground at The Mob Museum

Location: The Mob Museum, 300 Stewart Ave (Downtown)
How to enter: Through the museum's basement (separate entrance available)
Reservations: Not required but recommended on weekends

A real prohibition-era speakeasy in the basement of The Mob Museum. They actually have a working distillery on-site, and you can watch them make moonshine while sipping period-accurate cocktails. The most historically authentic speakeasy experience in Vegas.

Speakeasy Etiquette Tips

• Dress code: Smart casual minimum — no flip-flops, shorts, or athletic wear
• Phone policy: Many bars discourage photography — ask before snapping
• Tipping: $2-$3 per drink minimum, $5+ for bespoke cocktails
• Volume: Keep it down — these are intimate spaces, not clubs
• Patience: Craft cocktails take 5-10 minutes. Enjoy the show.

Budget tip: Most speakeasy cocktails run $18-$30. Plan for 2-3 drinks per bar and hit 2-3 bars in one evening for the full experience. A speakeasy crawl typically costs $100-$150 per person including tips.