O'Sheas

My friends and I had an amazing time at O'Sheas in Las Vegas. We started our visit at the roulette table, where we spent about two hours immersed in gambling. After grabbing a bite from a nearby In-N-Out, we returned to play beer pong for another two hours. Some random people joined us, and we ended up having a great time with them as well, stretching our beer pong session to another two hours. If you find yourself in the area, I recommend stopping by to try your luck.

O'Sheas in Las Vegas is a fun spot to enjoy a few games of beer pong. They have 4 tables available for play, which is a decent amount. The only downside is the lack of seating for non-players, aside from at the gambling tables. It would have been nice to have some additional seating for our group of 6 while we waited for our turn. However, the lack of seating did encourage us to explore outside where there are plenty of shops and restaurants to check out. It is a great location for entertainment. One interesting note is that the nearest bathroom is actually located across the way at the Flamingo, which is a bit inconvenient.

My group had a blast at O'Sheas in Las Vegas. We started off by playing roulette for a couple of hours before grabbing some In-N-Out nearby. After that, we headed back to O'Sheas to play beer pong for another couple of hours. Some other customers joined in on the fun and we had a great time playing with them as well. Overall, it was a fun experience and I would recommend checking it out if you're in the area. Who knows, you may have good luck here too.

The Blarney bar at O'Sheas is a great spot to grab a cold beer and relax with some people watching. It's a welcome break from the heat in Vegas. The bartender was more focused on business than chatting, but that was fine with me.

O'Sheas is a fun spot for playing some beer-pong and socializing before hitting the town! It conveniently has entrances to both the Linq Casino floor and the Linq Promenade. The bar offers a craps table and various other table games, along with several TVs. The atmosphere can get busy in the evenings, but it's not overwhelming. While it may not compare to the original O'Sheas, it's nice to see that it has been preserved since the opening of the Linq.

O'Sheas in Las Vegas is the perfect spot to escape the chaos while still enjoying some gambling and drinks. The "dive bar" atmosphere adds to the fun. Playing video poker at the bar and sipping on the frozen Baileys was a great experience. We'll definitely be returning.