Bound

The dueling piano at Bound in Las Vegas is fantastic. The duo is lively and entertaining, playing a variety of genres. There is even space for dancing. The servers are quick to bring drinks. We did not dine there, but had a great time enjoying the music and atmosphere.

Bound in Las Vegas used to be my favorite spot for a peaceful and sophisticated lounge in the heart of the strip. However, it appears that they have combined it with the neighboring sports book, resulting in a less intimate atmosphere. I was disappointed to find that they no longer offer cocktail olives, which meant I couldn't enjoy my usual Sapphire Gibson.

Great cocktails, a relaxing atmosphere, and fun video poker make this a fantastic spot to gamble and drink. I would definitely return to Bound in Las Vegas.

First time I've ever had bad service here. He was so busy entertaining the three women that he didn't turn around to see all the people waiting on drinks. Be aware of your surroundings.

We visited this bar as it was close to our hotel on the strip and had great google reviews, however, our experience didn’t seem to match up with the rest of the impressions. First off the cocktails have increased in price, now costing $23.99 + tax. For that price I expect insanely delicious cocktails. However instead, we got extremely sweet cocktails that were mostly just ice. When we ordered the ‘smash or pass’ that was supposed to have multiple herbs in it, they were missing both herbs that it was supposed to have in it which had to be substituted. Confused why they would have it as a special but not have the ingredients for it… The only redeeming thing about the restaurant was the service.

Amazing drinks, bar tenders are very professional and provide exceptional service. Drinks are expensive but this is expected for a classy bar. Does smell like cigarettes throughout the hotel and bar.