Re:Match

What a disappointment. I ordered 2 small beers and was charged $28. The atmosphere was lacking and when I walked past later, the place was empty. With prices like that, it's no surprise. I won't be going back.

Re:Match in Las Vegas is super convenient and fun for people watching right on the strip. While the ambiance may not be a top priority here, it doesn't take away from the overall experience. I found myself visiting this spot twice during my trip because of its quick and easy service, laid-back atmosphere, and affordable prices compared to other options in the area.

The location of Re:Match on the strip is convenient, but the service leaves a lot to be desired. The bartenders seemed to ignore customers and the tipping system felt dishonest. For a $9.75 drink, the suggested tip amount of '20%' was calculated at $5.18, which is over 50% of the total bill. This practice could mislead many patrons, especially those from outside the country. Despite it being 3:00 a.m., I was completely sober when this happened.

I recently visited Re:Match in Las Vegas to watch the VGK game, but was disappointed when the game sound was turned off in favor of obnoxiously loud music. My friends and I couldn't hear the game or each other, so we decided to leave. It's a shame because the bartender was great, but I won't be returning if this issue isn't addressed. The management should pay attention to the atmosphere in the bar and prioritize the customers' experience over unnecessary noise.

I really enjoy this bar. The bartenders are fantastic - always quick to serve up your drinks and have engaging conversations with the guests. The location on the strip is perfect for some drinks and people-watching. It's a must-visit spot for me every time I'm in Vegas, to grab a few drinks and take in the shows passing by.

We came to watch the VGK game and the game sound was shut off for obnoxiously loud music. We left because can’t hear game or friends talking. Will not come back if you don’t want business. You have great bartender but your management needs to pay attention to an empty bar and what the real problem might be.