Lobby Bar

The Lobby Bar is conveniently located on the casino floor, near the check in desk/lobby…imagine that! It is one of the first bars you run into when you come in through the valet entrance doors. It has a sister bar on the other side of the gaming tables, which is larger, but the service on that bar wasn’t up to par. Each of the bars had one bartender while we were there. The lobby bar is a bit smaller so it’s easier for one bartender to manage the work load. The other bar is about twice as big, so you don’t see the bartender as often resulting in less quality of service.
The service at the Lobby Bar was exceptional the entire day we frequented it. The bartender was quick to get our order, & quick to fill it every time.
They have a daily special: $ 1 mimosas and $ 1 bloody Mary’s until noon! The restaurants don’t have these specials as far as I know, but in true Vegas style you can bring your drink into the restaurant :-)
The casino bars don’t serve food, but you can always grab something elsewhere in the casino and belly up to the bar to eat and get cheapo morning drinks

The bars at the South Point are totally decent, and there are six of them. This one is located nearest the hotel check in desk, so this is your first booze-​related checkpoint during your entire Las Vegas experience if you are checking into the hotel. I recommend that you stop for a drink. Keep in mind that, like most gaming bars in Las Vegas, booze is free if you’re playing. Of course, there are mandatory minimum bets to make to get the comped drinks. Many bars are stingy about these drinks. This bar is not. The bartenders will pour you a hearty cocktail and make sure that you get your buzz on while hammering out hands of video poker.

With our resort fee, we got a «FUN BOOK» one coupon was for a free drink that did not go pass $ 5.00. I ordered a coke before we checked out. you need your member key (room key) and DO NOT REMOVE FROM BOOK or it is void. always in the small print!!!

Its koo if yer there 2 drink…