Onyx Bar

This update is long overdue. Boy this place has changed. First off I know the prices are high due to the undisclosed entertainment taxed tacked on to your drink price. But the entertainer does not get any of that money. Two extra dirty martinis $ 32. At least they were good but I’ve had better for cheaper. The big change is now the put reserve signs on each of the side tables. You can only sit there for $ 100 minimum which is not hard to hit with those minimums but it was tacky since this is not a club and we are not on the strip. Needless to say those tables remained empty the whole night 3 plus hours when we were there. Seems like poor business management considering I watched numerous groups come in look at the table reserve sign and leave the bar. If they staffed appropriately there any have been a waitress to explain the minimum which again wouldn’t be hard to hit especially with groups of 4+. I use to recommend this place now I say pass on it.

We have been here on numerous occasions and love to hear Jared play! His enthusiasm is catching. I like the ambiance at Onyx as well as the seating as we normally, move chairs around to accomodate our group. I feel like the prices are high for a casino lounge bar but that is consistent with Red Rock though in my opinion. We did miss Jared on our last visit.

This is a really cool place to hang out. Usually go on Saturday nights with my wife. Super cozy and fun to people watch until the band starts. If I had a negative to say it would be that they add a drink premium while the band is playing. But don’t let that deter you from coming. The Moonshine & Sons band are really good. They always ask for request to make sure everyone is happy.

This is a small but elegant lounge bar that features big, overstuffed leather armchairs and serves great martinis made with flair by Jocquim. What makes the Onyx an especially worth a visit is the live music. It is like experiencing a concert in your living room. We caught Jared Barry of the Moonshine Sons playing covers of contemporary songs and old rock classics. It is the ability to create small intimate spaces while sitting in an massive casino that make the Red Rock Resort someplace special.

Love the venue, music is awesome… but how do you not have a waitress on a Saturday night at 10pm? Red Rock is all about customer service… there is none… more like self service! The only reason we come back is for the live music! Step it up Red Rock!

Always a great time and a great crew at Onyx! Try Joaquin’s «Coconut Thing»; it’s about 1200 calories, but OMG so good!

Love this place. It’s a laid-​back little lounge in the back of Red Rock Casino and it’s nice to just have a glass of wine and listen to the live music there.

Fridays & Saturdays. Daniel Park is usually playing and he knows how to get the crowd going. The bar tenders are Lucas and Joaquin, they always provide exceptional service. Joaquin makes the best blueberry tarts so make sure to get it from him. Try going there 8:30ish on weekends so you can grab a seat because the house is usually packed! A few locals join the fun. Either sing or even play a few instruments. Its a fun, cozy atmosphere and the crowd is usually fun.

Live music is always a hit on date night so it was a nice surprise when we got the Oxyx Bar and heard a guitarist singing!
Daniel Park is a walking jukebox! Taking requests and kindly obliged to all of mine. Great music fabulous drinks and friendly service. An open air lounge so even if you’re pulling the slots nearby you can enjoy his music without having to go inside the lounge.
No cover charge! Follow him Daniel on Twitter (he also plays at Bellagio) and request your songs online! Small cozy bar located inside the Red Rock Casino across from the steak restaurant.

Lucky to stumble into the Onyx Bar when Daniel Park was performing. Is there no end to this guy’s talent? Maroon 5, Coldplay, Bruno — he can do ‘em all — and he has his own amazing tunes, too. Releasing a new CD in September. Anyway, back to the bar. It’s a favorite for meeting up with friends or on a date. Caveat: It’s not cheap, but you get entertainment with drinks. One shot of Grand Marnier with a bottle of water is $ 21, plus tip. Their Side Car will knock you sideways if you’re not careful, it’s cinnamoney smooth.

Needed a place to meet a friend for drinks and he suggested Onyx. When I got there I was expecting a little more suaveness. What I found was a bar that is basically in the casino. No walls to separate the two. And the dinging of the slot machines can get frickin annoying. Oh and did I mention the awful cigar smoke being blown in our faces the minute we sat down?
Of course none of that is the actual bar’s fault. The bartender made a mean martini and he was friendly and attentive. I had two Hendricks Martinis and they were perfect. My wifey got a chocolate martini and an espresso martini and my buddy also went with the Hendricks Martini. We were feeling good and we didn’t want the party to stop. It was Sunday night and we shut that mother down!
Feeling good and tipsy, we decided to quit while we were ahead. You know the saying about martinis: «One Martini, Two Martini, Three Martini. Floor!»

Not a bad bar. Servers were nice, attentive, and attractive. Came in around 7 on thursday and wasnt packed so had plenty of attention and a great time.

I have been to this bar before and had a great time and great service… Last night, there was one waitress that was also the bartender. She didn’t even come back after we had our first drink… Drinks were ridiculous in price too. We moved bars !

My all-​time favorite casino bar. Always receive outstanding service, never overcrowded, perfect location for spectating, great selection of libations, top notch mixology, and a classy bar design.
I love to stop here for a couple bourbons and just relax.

I’ve always wanted to try this place, but every time I come by wanting a drink, they’re closed. I did some research and found out that they open around 5pm.
Was watching the Notre Dame vs Michigan game this weekend at the Red Rock Sportsbook (great game I might add) and realized it was after 5pm so I figured I would tip toe over there for a drink.
Onyx Bar is located in the eastern part of Red Rock casino right before you get to the shopping area and the stairs that take you down to the check in counter and the lobby bar. Every time I walk by this place, I always think that it would be a nice place for couples to hang out, take someone that you just met and or getting to know or else discuss some business. But I just came for a drink.
The bar is in an open area and its seating arrangement is great for people watching or else to just cozy up with a drink or two.
The bartender was really nice and made good drinks. First drink I had was a Midouri Sour and the second I took back to the sportsbook was a Raspberry Mojito. Both were amazing and came in large glasses. (but I did have to ask for a large glass) Drinks were not expensive at all. Nine bucks (which included the 1 dollar for the extra alcohol)
I like this place and will definitely be back. Maybe with a date! (smile) Hmmm…

This is my favorite bar in Red Rock Casino. Mainly because it’s low-​key and off the beaten path and away from most of the foot traffic. It’s small, just a short bar with a handful of comfortable seats positioned about. And there is a piano set-​up with a guy that plays it, along with a guitar, and sings lounge songs. Provides a nice ambiance and sound as you enjoy your drink.
They offer a menu of specialty drinks, as well as cigars paired with certain cognacs. The martinis and cocktails offered are all strong, yet delicious. The Onyx Breeze is basically candy in a glass! Multiple rums and juices… it packs a wallop, but it’s not overly strong in taste. Their margarita is very tasty too. All of their specialty drinks are $ 10.