🍸 Las Vegas Strip Speakeasy Tour — South to North

An interactive Leaflet map guiding you through 11 of the best hidden bars and speakeasies on the Las Vegas Strip, organized geographically from south (Mandalay Bay) to north (Fontainebleau). Each stop features a secret entrance, craft cocktail program, and its own distinct atmosphere — from mob-era jazz lounges to Singapore-inspired neon dens.

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Who This Is For

• First-timers who want to experience Vegas beyond the casino floor
• Cocktail enthusiasts seeking elevated experiences with real craft programs
• Groups planning a progressive speakeasy bar crawl across multiple evenings
• Anyone who loves the thrill of secret entrances and hidden rooms

How to Use the Map

1. Open the HTML file in any modern browser — no server or API key needed.
2. Click any numbered marker to open a popup with entrance details, hours, and links.
3. Use the sidebar checkboxes to filter by South Strip / Central Strip / North Strip.
4. Click the hotel photo in each popup to open a full-screen lightbox view.
5. Use the Directions button in each popup for turn-by-turn navigation to the entrance.

The dashed purple route line shows the south-to-north progression. This is best done over 2–3 nights — trying to hit all 11 in one evening is ambitious, even by Vegas standards.

The 11 Stops — South to North

South Strip

1. 1923 Prohibition Bar — The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, 3930 S Las Vegas Blvd The anchor of any Strip speakeasy tour. A New Orleans–style bourbon bar tucked behind a bookcase beneath the escalators at Mandalay Place. No password; no reservations required. Over 50 bourbons and signature barrel-aged cocktails. Live entertainment and NOLA Nights (Fri–Sat). Open Sun–Thu 11am–12am, Fri–Sat 11am–2am.

2. On the Record — Park MGM, 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd Enter through a record store facade on the Park MGM casino floor. Three distinct rooms inside: the Lobby Bar, the Dark Room, and the Speakeasy. Vinyl-obsessed atmosphere with DJs and live sets. Open Wed, Fri–Sat from 10pm.

3. Easy's Cocktail Lounge — Aria, Proper Eats Food Hall, 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd Hidden behind a donut shop on Aria's second floor. Plush velvet seating, craft cocktails, and nightly live jazz and R&B. Get the complimentary donut when you leave. Open daily from 6pm (8pm Wed–Thu).

Central Strip

4. The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails — The Cosmopolitan, Level 1, 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd Walk through a working barbershop, find the janitor's door, pass the peephole screening, and enter a whiskey wonderland with 150+ bourbons. Live soul music on weekends. Opens 8pm Sun–Wed, 6pm Thu–Sun.

5. Ghost Donkey — The Cosmopolitan, Block 16 Food Hall, 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd A compact agave spirits bar hidden in the food hall. Green door, white donkey, zero signage. The Strip's best mezcal and tequila selection, plus truffle nachos that have become legendary. First-come, first-served.

6. The Vault — Bellagio Resort & Casino, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd The most upscale stop on the tour. Look for the unmarked brown door with the gold Vault logo on the casino floor. Dark, moody interior with gold and black décor. Welcome drink on arrival; premium hand-shaken cocktails. Reservations strongly recommended.

7. The Lock (Cabinet of Curiosities) — Horseshoe Las Vegas, 3645 S Las Vegas Blvd The Strip's most theatrical entrance. Visit the Cabinet of Curiosities, solve a numeric puzzle using clues from the safes, call The Locksmith on the vintage telephone, and crawl through a vault door to reach a hidden jazz lounge. Book ahead — The Locksmith calls back with personalized cocktail questions.

8. The Count Room — Flamingo Las Vegas, 3555 S Las Vegas Blvd A mob-era speakeasy capturing Bugsy Siegel's Vegas. Enter through the green door near the food court or through Bugsy & Meyer's Steakhouse. Live jazz, classic cocktails, savory bites. Open Fri–Sat only, 4pm–11:30pm.

9. Caspian's Rock & Roe — Caesars Palace, 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd Two-room experience: a caviar lounge out front and a hidden art deco rock 'n' roll speakeasy behind a painting of a captain. Live music nightly — Caviar Karaoke Wednesdays, Yacht Rock Thursdays. Open daily 4pm–2am.

North Strip

10. Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den — Resorts World Las Vegas, 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd A Singapore-inspired neon-lit den hidden behind a lucky cat shelf in Famous Food Street Eats. Premium Scotch, tequila, and Japanese whisky cocktails. Say "meow" to enter. Opens 4:30pm nightly — very limited seating; arrive early.

11. Nowhere Lounge — Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Level 2, 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd The north-end finale. A sophisticated speakeasy on Level 2 near the fitness center with inventive cocktails, impromptu billiards, and nightly live jazz and saxophone. Open daily 6pm–late; live entertainment from 8pm. Smart dress code enforced.

Planning Tips

• Pacing: This tour covers ~4.2 miles of the Strip. Spread it over 2–3 evenings for an ideal experience.
• Reservations: The Vault and The Lock require advance bookings. The Count Room is Fri–Sat only.
• Best entry windows: Arrive at each stop within the first 30–60 min of opening to avoid lines and secure seating.
• Dress code: Nowhere Lounge and The Vault both enforce smart attire. Dress to impress throughout.
• Transportation: Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) between stops is easiest. The Strip is walkable, but distances add up.

Verify Before You Go

Hours, entrance methods, and even the existence of hidden bars change frequently. Confirm hours directly with each venue before visiting — especially The Count Room (Fri–Sat only) and On the Record (limited nights). Speakeasy concepts evolve; some may have changed their entrance method or temporarily closed.

Map generated 2026-07-15. Sources: visitlasvegas.com, matadornetwork.com, sisbehaving.com, vegasfoodandfun.com, 1923lv.com, easysvegas.com, caspianslv.com, fontainebleaulasvegas.com, caesars.com.