Clique Bar & Lounge

Clique in Las Vegas offers an entertaining vibe, but be prepared for a rather pretentious attitude. If you're okay with feeling a bit undervalued, you'll fit right in. The cocktails lack strength and creativity; my martini was quite diluted. Although the food is costly - even by Vegas standards - the portions are surprisingly small, including those served at the bar.

Clique in Las Vegas has an upscale ambiance but falls short in terms of food quality and service. The atmosphere primarily benefits from its convenient location on the casino floor. With two appetizers and two drinks costing well over $100, the experience was far from satisfying.

Located in a prime spot, Clique in Las Vegas offers a fun cucumber watermelon shot. During peak hours, it can get crowded and chaotic, but during off-peak times, it transforms into a relaxed and enjoyable lounge with great people-watching opportunities.

This is my favorite lounge in Las Vegas!! Tasty drinks but my favorite part is the music especially on night they have a DJ. Best song choices of any lounge. It is pricey but in line with everything else on the strip. Staff at the front aren’t always the friendliest or welcoming which is the only reason I won’t give 5 stars. Still highly recommend.

Small and cozy place for a quick drink or two or a snall gathering or a party. Loud and noisy music, that's of course expected on an adjacent casino floor based bar lounge. Food options were great, and everyone liked it. Drink options and choices were ample. Staff was very friendly and helpful, and the service was really quick and sharp. It is bit expensive for a large group party stuff.

Certainly lives up to its name as we were made to feel very unwelcome. Told to sit at the bar, but we decided we wanted to sit on the settees but then was rudely moved by the host. Waitress was called to check all 4 ids…she was very unhappy maybe because she forgot her skirt/trousers. We decided to move on without ordering and told the host politely how rude he’d been. All 4 of us were smartly dressed, residents of the hotel, a mixed age group of 20s and 50s so not sure why they behaved as they did. Perhaps they don’t like English folk and we weren’t the right ‘look’. Whatever it was they never found their ideal customer during our stay as the place was empty every time we walked past. And it made us smile that the host hid when he’d see us coming past 😂.

Worst experience ever. Brandon the bartender or whatever he calls himself was rude and ignorant. Brought my wife to Vegas for her first time and decided to stay at the Cosmo because I heard nothing but great things about the bars and restaurants on site. As soon as we get to the bar this guy couldn’t smile for the life of him. As my wife asked “what can you make that’s fruity?” He just had attitude with his responses. I simply asked for anything with tequila. When I was going to ask for second round of drinks this guy just still had a attitude about him and I simply asked em “are you ok, you seem on edge since we arrived. Do you not smile?” His response “I don’t get paid to smile” from that moment I was livid and just wanted to close out. Coming from someone that makes a living off tips I was shocked to see this type of behavior in the SERVICE INDUSTRY. I still tipped him because I believe we all have our days, but if that’s how he is on a daily basis get rid of that guy. Every other bartender we had on site and off site were like night and day compared to this guy. Simple smile goes a long way that’s all I gotta say.

Sexy, upscale, modern and chic. Perfect if you want to forgo the wild club scene but if you want solid music, good looking crowd and great drinks. No cover but they charge for tables. Affordable in comparison to tables in the large/major clubs.

This place used to be a cool chill spot. Now it's an overcrowded, overhyped lounge that's attempting to be a club. The bartenders do their best to make no eye contact with customers as they are moving and working behind the bar, so they can't tell who came to the line first or at the least who's been waiting there the longest. This is what happens when everyone splits the tips. No one has to work hard...then they complain when they aren't tipped or not tipped what they feel is proper, but tips are EARNED! No hard working person owes you anything! I digress, I waited 20 minutes at the front of the bar as the 4 bartenders served people all around me and even right next to me. One guy even told the bartender that I was next and she still took another order in front of me. Oh, and she never came to take my order at all. Then I had a security guy tell me and my friend to remove our baseball caps, yet there were at least 8 others in there with hats on. As I removed my hat I told him not to forget to chase down those others like he did us. Way too much nonsense for overpriced drinks...won't be going there soon and I wouldn't advise anyone to patronize this place.

If you're a fan of long wait times for drinks at Las Vegas bars and you can't stand places that run slow, this is the spot for you. If you're looking for an enjoyable experience, please go elsewhere. The $18 drinks are not worth the wait and the atmosphere is pretty dull.

Friendly bartenders and good drinks, but not a place I would plan on spending longer than an hour or two.

The bar has horrible service. There are plenty of lounges in Las Vegas and there's really no reason to come to this one. Everything looks good in just photos but reality is opposite. Don't be fooled by all the photographs just go to another bar. I wish I could give 0 stars

The atmosphere is really fun and the bartenders are great. They made me a special drink that I requested based on the liquors I like and nailed it. The service was great and it wasn't overly crowded.

Stopped here for a quick drink and ended up having a really fun evening.