Rouge

The piano player are not nice. I would not recommend going here. Better piano bar in New York, New York!

Ok so it’s not the prettiest bar I’ve ever seen and the initial service was beyond slow. but they can seriously get a crowd going. The music was on point and the singer really engaged with the costumers.
With all the options at the MGM by far this bar was the only one with life in it.
The drinks were ok but we ended up switching to a simple pour to get it faster as the bar on saturday was filled with people shoulder to shoulder.
Our server at the table was nice and prompt specially considering how busy the place was which made up for the service that lacked bar side.
The bartenders were useless even at the beginning when the place was still empty. Avoided eye contact like a plaque and so after sitting bar side for 10 min (yes that’s how patient we were), I finally Waved one down and when ignored I yelled «excuse me». I hate that and it’s not my style but what’s it gonna take for a girl to get a drink at an empty bar, jeez.

I stopped by Rouge for a private event during a conference. While our food/​drinks were limited, I have to say that the finger foods that came by (specifically the chicken skewers and BLT sliders) were quite good. The staff was on top of their game and the line at the bar was never too long. Even though it was a private event, it was crowded, so I feel as if my positive experience could be fairly representative of norm.

This place is the BEST! I adore piano bars because its just so fun to watch such talented performers. I’m not sure why this place only has 3 stars. Our service was fantastic and the drinks delicious. A bit pricey but what else would you expect for a casino bar? I got the lava flow and was delicious!

Pretty cool spot. Wandered in here before a concert. It it pricey… Of course it is. That is to be expected at a lounge in a higher end casino. But the interactive table was pretty cool. There was a piano as well so they must have entertainment. I wouldn’t necessarily ever make plans to specifically go there but I will definitely keep it in mind as a stopping point next time I am there for a show.

What a joke. Our usual bar was closed for updates so we decided «why not?»
Well — let me count the ways.
2 waitresses — 2 bartenders — 15 minutes and no service. (I know I could have gone to the bar but it was getting interesting — would they beat the record Denny’s once set?)
Went to bar to order two different drinks. Bartender opens table menu and builds each drink while reading ingredients. No joke — he looks at menu — adds a dash of this — looks and adds a dash of that.
Room is just plug ugly. Seriously — look at the pictures. Ugly.

It’s a bar inside a casino. I think we know what that’s like. Every time I have stopped there, the service has been good and the drinks are standard bar drinks. It’s a chill place to relax a little while you’re still inside the casino. And it’s a great place to people watch.

Very difficult to always review Vegas lounges within the casinos. They are all basically the same place, same drinks, same great service. Rouge is no different than the others. Not sure I would be eager to come back, but also would be willing to stop if on my way to the room and wanted couple more beers. Definitely better for a larger crowd versus alone or as a couple. Low lighting, live music, and lots of red.

Z the bar tender is a dutche. I was playing 5 dollar hands and he would only comp half of my drinks. According to rules he should have comped all plus tip.

Well… We were a little disappointed. We were promised that we could get away with buying one drink and using the using the hookah discount. However, they automatically charged us with two drinks with a new waiter. Well played, sir, well played.

In french, Rouge means red, and in America red means WARNING, STOP!!!
There are *RARELY* any bars that I would not return to, and I stress rarely because this is the only one!
First of all, nix purchasing the MyVegas comp for Rouge, they’ll make you jump through hoops before honoring it. Although the bartender sympathised for me as I kept going back and forth from the MLife desk to the bar to clear things and knocked a dollar off my drink, he was NOT nice, and seemed to condescend me even being there.
So let’s talk about my drink. When I asked for a menu the bartender tells me, «Why would you want to look at it, everything is over your $ 12 comp.» I was planning on paying the difference for the DOLLAR extra for the drink I wanted, which he decided to nix, but it was still very rude of him. I ordered «Tito’s Kinky Martini» which was really just «Tito’s Kinky Juice.» No alcohol whatsoever. It was still a good juice though, I“ll give it that!
The place is DEAD. I was here at 10:30pm on a FRIDAY, and there were less than a handful of people. The waitresses looked bored out of their minds and were slouching against the bar. Is this the place that promotes «Sophisticated Model Servers?» I think not! The costumes they wore were even cheaper, a polyester blend that can be found at any discount fashion store in the ‘hood.
There was nothing classy or refined about this place. The carpet was mottled with stains, the wood counters marred and spotted with god-​knows-​what. MGM has fifty other bars you can check out, so why don’t they just close this one down? No redeeming qualities whatsoever…

I came here because I had a vegas rewards comp for a free drink. The value was up to $ 12 and my drink was $ 14.50. They comped my husband’s $ 6.50 beer instead… cheap!
So was the drink worth $ 14.50? It was a cherry limeade and horrible! I had my sister try it and she agreed… terrible. I took it outside onto the casino floor, asked for a vodka cranberry and added that to my drink and it was salvageable.

Rouge is a lounge bar located in the MGM.
My sister had I had afternoon drinks here on a Saturday to chat and gossip as sisters do. Besides us, there were about 6 other people, including the bartender and server. We had our choice of seats and the server’s undivided attention… exactly the way how any lounge and/​or bar should be lol.
My sister ordered a beer and I ordered Tito’s Kinky Martini, a «playful combination of exotic fruit which includes mango, blood orange, and passion fruit, combined with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, freshly squeezed lemon juice and a splash of simple syrup.» The drink was good AND STRONG. Thanks Mr. Bartender! :)

My wife and I were at Rouge on a Saturday night at 7:30 before a show. The place is smack in the middle of MGM, and is very chic and trendy… or whatever the antonym of «divey» is. It was not very crowded, but since Vegas doesn’t really get moving until after 11 PM, I was not all that surprised.
I had an issue with using a comp I had here which they were not able to resolve, but they dealt with it in a friendly manner so didn’t ding them for this in the overall review.
I’m giving them a three, only because I generally prefer paying less than $ 6 for my bud lights. But maybe one day when I’m rich and famous and running out of places to spend my money I’ll be back. Until then, I’ll just get my drinks free at the one armed bandits.

I returned to Rouge after a many year hiatus. They stopped the «Mint Mondays» promotion years ago, which I attended quite a few times. The bar was pretty dead and they had too many bartenders for the sparse crowd. The two I spoke with were friendly and when I mentioned Mint Mondays, they thought that would be a good thing to bring back. I agree! There are always crowds wandering the casino areas of the MGM, and this bar should have ben busier even on a Monday!
The drink menu has quite a few yummy options and the décor behind the bar is very cool!
Bring back Mint Mondays!

Your typical overpriced Vegas bar. The servers are attentive and nice, and the bar itself is pretty and fun to sit in. It’s a good place to kill time if you’re waiting for a table at a restaurant, etc., but be prepared to pay $ 11 for the most basic of cocktails.

During the RE/​MAX R4 convention in late February, we’d meet here to network with other RE/​MAX associates. Not much to say … atmosphere is nice, drinks are good (especially if someone else is buying!) and I could stumble back up to my room to do it all over again the next day. Got really crowded each night with limited seating. not sure if it’s always that way or just because we crazy Realtors were in town. LOL.

Fun but loud. Spendy drinks, but hot servers. You get a wide mix of music while they are tied to Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp, the good, the bad, and the fugly.
Bottom line I’ll go back just to see server Alicia!

We came here for a few drinks one night before heading to dinner. My biggest complaint is that there is no smoking section, and people were smoking everywhere, we couldn’t get away from it. Other than that, the drinks were good, the service was good, the chairs were nice. But the smoking was killing me!

Here’s what I remember:
–The bartender and barback were very sweet and fast
–The customers were really fun, and some Italian guy, that I’m pretty sure is a member of the mob, shared his cigar with me
–It is a beautiful space, and very clean
–The piano player was awesome, and when we tipped him, he played all our requests
–My friend left her very expensive shoes behind somehow, and they found them and kept them behind the bar for us
–STRONG DRINKS
This is the hodgepodge of memories I have from Rouge. I think that alone deserves five stars.