Mob Bar

Well we got the hanger steak tartar, oxtail epanamda, and the perfect cure combination.
We love the perfect cure. Excellent choice of cheese and meat.
The epanada was ok the crème fraish was too light for the meat. It needed more of a kick to give it a more punch. Otherwise it just tasted like meat and pastry. a little too bland.
The hanger steak tarter was too greasy I really shouldn’t see oil pooling in the jar. There was not enough of the acidic to cut it. Also I prefer my tartar more a perfect cubed than the random chopped. The meat became more grounded almost moosh than I like.
The sangria tasted like the hurricane we were expect a more exotic fruit flavor given the description.

Dark and quaint.
Been here a few times to hang out with out of town friends. They specialize in martinis with cute names. A whole menu of them. Mint chocolate grasshopper like martini, chocolate cake, etc. my friends loved them. Nice and classy they loved the place.
Not a fan of liquor I recently I had a fabulous blood orange mock tail the bar guy made me. I think it was ginger ale, lavender syrup and fresh blood orange juice but it was yummy. Orange slice garnish.
Not sure what beer and wines they serve, but I’m sure they do.
If you want to start out the night quiet and quaint this is your place.
Keep in mind some nights have live music and it’s very soothing. Call or check the schedule.

I only have had the happy hour food which comes from Tripple George, but wow! The food and the prices are on point! I will be returning!

The Perfect place for a Wedding reception! We had about 40 guests and the cozy venue made it possible for everyone to mingle and chat. Nicole Ashby worked with us to make this celebration special. The food was fabulous — we went with appetizers and cheese and fruit platters. The bartender was friendly and she knew her drinks! We used the microphone to make announcements and to play our own music. This venue is highly recommended!

Recently had my wedding reception here and Chelsea and Nicole did a great job with helping me set things up. The space was intimate and very elegant. We loved the food and the bartender was very entertaining. We are so happy that we trusted you with the details of everything. Couldn’t have asked for anything more.

We celebrated our friends birthday here a few weeks ago. We all dressed up with a 1920s theme and had a blast. The drinks were delicious and there was a large booth in the back that sat our whole group perfectly. The live dueling pianos were a blast and made my friend feel extra special by calling her out and singing to her. My only complaint was that they were not serving food after 9pm which we were not aware of before hand so many of us arrived hungry and had to leave to get food from the diner in the casino. However the Mob Bar staff did let us bring in our take out which I really appreciated!

This is a great old school style lounge inside The Grand. It has a great atmosphere and good drink specials. I just wish they had a piano player all the time.

Best bartender that I’ve ever had the pleasure of. This guy knows his art. How refreshing it is to have someone know how to make a drink the «right way». The ambiance is nice and there are a few regular locals that are interesting to talk to in the evening hours. I like this so much better than some of the clubby, ridiculousness that you might find on the Strip. This is the spot to come to relax and take a load off for a while.

If I smoked cigars this would be the bar I’d go to. Lol! Small, cute bar located inside The Grand. Mob Bar has that grown & calm atmosphere.
Seated ourselves right at the bar and was immediately greeted by Adam. Friendly, funny and accommodated to our every need. He was by himself being the bartender and the server, awesome job for keeping up with everyone!
Checking in with Unilocal gets your a BOGO cocktail, always a plus!
Cocktails for the night were Madison Avenue — sweet drink with a cinnamon sugar rim drink, Mint Coffee Martini — strong coffee taste, still pretty tasty, and my first ever Scoobie Snack — must have!
Major plus for the night were the piano singers! They were talented, outgoing personalities, entertaining and very funny! They interacted with everyone instead of just performing! Too bad they couldn’t do our requested rap song lol, nonetheless they were enjoyable!
Not sure if every night is like this but if you’re looking for a chill night of drinks and live music, come here!

We couldn’t find parking so we valeted our cars at The Grand and decided to have a few drinks here.
Intimate atmosphere with a duo musicians playing the piano and singing guest request for tips. They were personable and very funny even with just a few groups present.
Adam our bartender was very kind and helpful. He put up with my drunk friends lol so props to him. plus, we had bogo coupons with our check-​ins which was awesome!
This place is a gem. I’ll definitely come back when I’m around downtown

This place is the sh**. It’s a very small bar located inside the Grand hotel downtown. Decided to bar hop last night & our 2^nd stop was here. As first timers, we were excited.
We seated ourselves at the bar and automatically greeted by our bartender, Adam. We received a BOGO cocktail for checking into Unilocal!Adam was clueless about this offer and had to check with his manager first. But we Unilocalers won & each got a free drink. Yay!
Madison Ave $ 10 — very delicious. I definitely did not taste the alcohol but I did feel it after. It had a cinnamon sugar rim that really had me goin & I hate cinnamon! But together it just complimented each other.
Mint Coffee Martini $ 13 — the beau got it. I’m not a fan of coffee based drinks so I really didn’t like it.
ScoobieDoo cocktail — off the menu. It’s suppose to be a shot but Adam made it into a cocktail & it tasted just like juice! I loved it.
Now what really made this place memorable was the singers at the piano. They were full of character and had amazing voices. You were able to request songs for $ 5. It was worth it! They made jokes, laughed and sang. If they weren’t there last night this place would have been a solid 3 stars, but they made me bump it up to 4. Amazing!

Unilocal coupon not good at this NEW location. However, free comedy and dueling pianos were simply wonderful and made my night !

This review is for the new location in the Grand across from the original. I love the décor and the entertainment in the lounge which was dueling piano style on the Saturday night I went. No problems finding seating but we got there rather late. If Mob Bar doesn’t want to honor the Bogo through Unilocal they should have it removed. Drink menu looked interesting but for Strip priced drinks I’d rather drink on the Strip. No one ever came to our table so not sure they even have servers.

First, the BOGO offer, it worked one night but not the next? Ok whatever, I had a hotel coupon anyway so ha!
The bar itself is VERY comfortable to come in have a really good drink (though I wish the bartender would’ve really shook the hell out of my dirty martini). The drinks are generous, priced reasonably and I look forward to coming back.

There was no food, no happy hour? For the former, that’s not a big deal but still kind of a turn off. But for downtown, where mostly locals go to hangout, I think not enticing us with a happy hour is a stuck-​up move for the area. I’m guessing they want the tourists from the Mob Museum to pay full price.
So you’re paying the usual Las Vegas prices for a cocktail (avg $ 13 for martini, my fav) and although the bartender was nice and the waitress did a good job checking on us, only a few patrons were there, so it wasn’t as if they were overwhelmed. The ambiance is stellar and it’s a nice, quiet joint to have a martini with your friend and chit chat without screaming over the music, but I won’t be returning. There are many other places downtown that are a better deal and more fun.
If they had a hh, I’m sure this place would be packed during the week. Hello!

It bothers me just a little that I happen to know who the best piano player is in Las Vegas and that Shaun DeGraff was playing with his band at the Mob Bar. A guy from outside of the «702» shouldn’t have this much information, but I do. People have called me «The Boss» before, so maybe it’s a bit of syndicate thing.
Mob Bar is located about a block from Fremont Street. The bar is pretty much inside of the newly renovated Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino. As one might expect, there is a swanky mobster feel to the place. We walked in and lady luck snagged us a table near the band. As usual the music was good and our waitess was on top of things. Everyone seemed to be having a great time.
Just sitting in the classy Mob Bar, it is hard to fathom that you are merely a short block away from the madhouse on Fremont Street. Mob Bar is truly an island in a sea of madness. Mind you, once the music stopped, we relocated to Fremont Street with requisit Tall Boy beers in hand and a buzz that put us on a level playing field with just about everyone else.
Mob Bar is a classy little bar that is worth checking out if you’re downtown.

If I was rating based off the one cocktail I had here I would add another star, but we must take all things into account.
First impressions of the Mob Bar, are that I wish it was a bit more «mob» and a bit less «same old Vegas bar». Don’t get me wrong, the ambiance is not terrible, but I was thinking speak easy and got more — uh, bar? There is seating for lounging and then here is the bar itself. What I *really* dislike is the inclusion of video poker machines on the bar area. I think its tacky. I think its unnecessary for a bar Downtown.
Let’s move on to the drinks. The drink menu is decent and what would bring me back for more. There are obvious classics and other cocktails with flourishes of new age ingredients and mixologies. I had the Bogart, the concoction of which, I cannot remember. What I do remember is that it was STRONG.
Overall I would return because of the cocktail menu. They also serve food which comes from the adjoining Triple George Grill.

A good way to get sleepy. I have a 2 drink max a la Patti Stanger and 2 drinks stood out for me on the menu, so I was set. We came to celebrate the birthday of Gil K., my brother from another mother, and we had the bar almost entirely to ourselves on the random Monday. Most of the group had dined at Triple George Grill next door, but we arrived fashionably late.
I first ordered the Velvet Revolver because I am still on the hunt for spicy drinks with Jaime W. — it had Tyku, Gin, St. Germain, cucumber, lime, and sriracha. It was not really too spicy but was indeed very tasty and finished with a slice of cucumber. My next drink was the Ginger Rogers, which was ginger liquor, sparkling wine, pear purée, and lemon juice finished with a lemon twist garnish. It was also tasty, served in a champagne flute. I found the drinks to be delicious and punch-​packing, so much so that as soon as we got in the car to go home, I fell asleep, only waking up when we exited the freeway. My drinks were $ 11 each. Park in the garage across the street at Ogden and 3^rd and you can get your parking validated by Mob Bar/​Triple George.

I have been here a few times. The location is not ideal, as parking is only valet and leaving is somewhat of a chore.
Generally, it’s a small, cool, little bar in downtown. There tends to be a professional crowd. The apps were tasty and the drinks are really done well. The service was excellent. If I am in the area, I would definitely return for a good happy hour with friends and coworkers.

This is about 1.5 blocks from the Fremont Experience. Service was very nice. The menu options were small, and there were no tables big enough to accommodate our large group of 10, so we sat in 2 separate booths. The bar was very accommodating and made arrangements for us to be able to order from the full menu of the attached restaurant. I wish I remembered that restaurant name! Our food was good, and the portions were HUGE.
We’ll always remember how kind and accommodating they were to our group.