Lobby Bar at Caesars Palace

What's not to love? Sitting at the bar with a well-crafted drink in hand, enjoying live piano music, and indulging in some prime people-watching.

Stopped in here around 1am after exploring the strip for hours with my husband. We both loved the atmosphere, the setup of the seating, and the furniture and décor. The drinks were great and our waitress was super friendly. Sat for a couple of hours, had some drinks, chatted and people watched. It was perfect end to our evening. The drinks were a bit expensive, but they all are on the strip.

The atmosphere at Lobby Bar at Caesars in Las Vegas is quite underwhelming. We paid a hefty $25.90 plus taxes and tips for two small beers, only to be told that tap water wasn't available, leaving expensive bottled water as the only option.

Bartender was unnecessarily rude with me over water. I expect more from a place as wonderful as Cesar's. I expected the bartender to help everyone have a good time, making sure everyone is well hydrated so no one has a medical emergency. And the more hydrated people are, the more they can drink, more fun they can have. That is all, better customer service, better etiquette please, look where you work, be better.

Visited this location a few times while staying at Caesar's. All the bartenders are pretty nice. Some are better at specialty drinks than others (old fashions, whiskey sours, etc.). This bar get pretty busy most nights and there are a lot of working girls that come through. Overall I would come back again but I prefer the restaurant bars for speciality drinks.

First time I’ve ever sent back a drink. They don’t do refunds; they did do a terrible replacement daiquiri that had way too much lime and used an awful rum. Paid $30 for an undrinkable cocktail. Nice location, but stick to beer here.

My new Vegas morning routing: 1. Get a large coffee at Brioche which is just across from the lobby bar (coffee is excellent, there is never a line, and Starbucks is always packed). No coffee at the Lobby Bar. 2. Find a promising video poker machine at the bar overlooking the lobby 3. Two shots of Bailey's 4. Add to coffee 5. Play vid poker, people watch, and small talk with bartenders 6. Up the room to get ready to tackle the rest of the day A good central place to meet up with the group for pre-drinks before dinner. Cocktails are steeper here than other spots, even in Caesars, so if you aren't playing be prepared.

This is a really fun place to hang out and watch all the people meander through Caesars Palace. The drinks were strong and the bartenders are friendly.