Queue Bar

Queue Bar continues to be a great spot for an amazing drink or two (or six). Shea makes magic with tequila and Rico is the master of the mojito! Highly recommended!

What to do when you are all partied out at 3 a.m. How about a little gambling and free drinks at Queue Bar? And what I got was 2 spectacular drinks and 4 Aces baby! That’s right, I won $ 500 big ones playing video poker here.

Definitely stop in here to see «Eddie”/Anthony (as Elizabeth B. points out, I renamed him because he looks like Eddie, Tamra from Real Housewives OC fiancée) who served some Unilocalers pretty strong pours quickly before the New Order show. Was refreshing after being completely ignored by Pony Tail Guy @ Vesper Bar. To show our gratitude we went out of our way to stop in and see him again after the show.
While not as glitzy as Chandelier or Vesper, I’d take service with a smile and a good drink over douchebaggery and being ignored any day. Will absolutely stop in to see Anthony/​Eddie again and you should, too. Even in the busiest and hipsterest hotel on the Strip, it only takes a moment and a smile to say «I’ll be right with you.» RIGHT, Ponytail Guy?!
Anthony/​Eddie FTW: cute, charming and personable.
And a double Belvedere w soda (I THINK there was soda in the pre show drink, was $ 15=Strip unheard of!!! He got a great tip for being a great barkeep. This is not Rocket Science, Pony Tail Guy :))
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Had a drink with some Unilocaler friends here before the New Order show on a Thursday night.
Our bartender «Eddie» LOL! (because he looks like the RHOC husband) was quiet at first but he had just gotten to work. I would be quiet too if I had just clocked in. As locals we understand lol.
He made our drinks nice and strong and at the end of the night when all the bars were packed and would not help us (hhhhemm Vesper :/​) he was there to save the day.
If your in Cosmo and you need a chill place and it’s before that «special douche hour» go see «Eddie»…if he seems quiet just spark up a convo. He’s great on the pour!

If you’re trying to get your Fat Joe on (lean back), then the seating here will disappoint. But that’s about the only disappointment at this bar. The people watching is worth the price of admission alone – that’s a figure of speech by the way, there’s no cover at this casino bar.
You’re in the middle of the action at the Cosmopolitan when you’re drinking at Queue. The later the night the better, because the people walking by just seem to get better looking, although I’m not sure if that’s due to the drinking or just the type of clientele that the Cosmopolitan Hotel attracts.
In any event, this is my go-​to pregame bar moving forward. Give it a try and you’ll agree; there isn’t a more beautiful casino on the strip than the Cosmo.
You’ll get in sync here…

Had a great time chilling here for a few hours. The bartender was super nice and we were able to sit on the couches, drink, and not pay $ 4k to do so. There are tables right near by to gamble as well. If you would rather not put up with loud ass clubs, long lines, over priced bottle service, come here instead. We could actually have a conversation here and strong drinks, gamble, etc all in the same area.

The Cosmopolitan is very busy and it was early in the evening so we were looking for some place to chill and drink for a little bit. Queue Bar was quiet and intimate. We ordered bottle service and it wasn’t as expensive as it would be normally. I think we spent about $ 300 for a bottle of greygoose. It came with the typical stuff… cranberry juice, pineapple juice and tonic. Service was okay, nothing spectacular. She brought the check over before we even started and tip was included, so I assume people do not have to provide excellent service here since it’s already a done deal.
I would go back because it was a quiet place to spend time, rather than screaming at eachother in a club.

This bar has a rather 70s Hollywood feel to it. The colors really reminded me of the brown and orange hues so popular in that era. What I really enjoyed were the large seating areas dispersed throughout the area.
I met my host for Marquee here so I did not have any drinks. The bar is easily accesible from the casino floor and I imagine it isn’t as popular as say the Chandelier or Bond. So, if you’re in Cosmo and you’d rather have a more chill experience I think this might be the place to do it.
I’d like to go back on one of my many return trips to The Cosmo.

I met my VIP Host for Marquee Nightclub here with a group of friends before going into the club over President’s Day weekend. The vibe is very urban and looks straight out of a Hollywood movie so dress appropriately. I asked my waitress what she recommended off their specialty drinks menu and she recommended a Fist Pump. Simply the drinks a jäger bomb with a shot of pop rocks. You take the shot of pop rocks and then the jäger bomb and what follows is just amazing. The instant the jäger bomb hits the pop rocks on your tongue the pop rocks explode really hard. It’s like fireworks in your mouth or as someone put it to me later: what an orgasm would feel like if your tongue could have one.

This bar has a nice setting and definitely fits in with the decoration scheme of the Cosmopolitan hotel. I was here with my girlfriends waiting to be walked in to the new club, Marquee by a promoter. We received free drink tickets from him and chilled at this bar for about 45 minutes before getting walked in.
I’m not really sure about what the whole atmostphere of this bar is supposed to be like. Half of this place is a bar with some couches, and the other half is a gambling area. This just made it more smelly with everyone smoking all over the place — the ventilation just couldn’t keep up with all of them.
Anyway, not much to say about this bar — drinks were decently made, good waiter service that kept coming around to clean up empty/​finished glasses. I’m not exactly sure how drinks were priced, but if you’re a girl, just find a promoter and you’re all set.

I can dig this bar. It’s chill, played some good music (me and the girls got hype when some SWV came on), the couches were super comfy and the services was great.
I can’t remember our waitress’ name bit she was really great. She was attentive, she put up with one of my friends who kept ordering drinks then sending them back cuz she didn’t like them, she knew all the drinks back and forth, and she was actually really pretty. Not your average Vegas waitress who is either 83 yrs old showing way to much cleavage or 24, a lil smoked out and trying to «act» (no offense).
So yeah, I could dig this place… wish I could remember that waitress’ name…