Troy Liquor Bar

Troy Liquor Bar in Las Vegas is a fantastic club. I highly suggest checking out the balcony seating for a great view. Jeff and his team are incredibly accommodating, ensuring a great experience for all guests. The music is top-notch and the atmosphere is lots of fun. I definitely recommend a night out at Troy Liquor Bar.

A friend and I decided to get a table on the patio overlooking the 1st Street stage at the Troy Liquor Bar in Las Vegas. We were pleasantly surprised by the service we received from everyone we encountered. The table spend was $100, but the drinks were both delicious and reasonably priced. Although there are options with no cover charge, we enjoyed having a table in a separate area. However, we were disappointed that there was no option for food, snacks, or coffee. Overall, we would definitely return to Troy Liquor Bar as the staff was professional and the atmosphere was enjoyable.

My experience at Troy Liquor Bar on Halloween night was enjoyable. The club is a good size and the drink prices were reasonable, especially compared to other clubs on the strip. I appreciated the balcony overlooking Fremont Street Experience. Despite it being a Monday night, I was surprised at the lack of people, but I later realized it was Halloween. There was no cover charge, which was a bonus. Overall, I think it's a worthwhile spot to visit for a night out on Fremont Street.

Troy Liquor Bar is a nice place, but the DJ leaves much to be desired. If you're looking to dance and have a good time, this might not be the spot for you. The transitions are terrible, the mixing is poor, and they don't even play top 50 songs. I'm currently at the club writing this review, which should speak for itself. To the owner: consider changing the DJ if you want to attract more people to your club. I've seen over 50 people walk out due to the music.

Troy Liquor Bar in Las Vegas is a dance bar that doesn't have a cover charge, which is a plus. However, some may find the music to be a bit dated and not very exciting. The crowd tends to be on the older side, so if you're looking for a college-aged crowd, you may want to look elsewhere.

Went here Halloween night like an hour before it closed for the night and the club itself isn't too bad and medium sized. The drink prices in my opinion were average but at least cheaper than the mega clubs on the strip. I like that it's got a balcony that overlooks Fremont Street Experience. Was a little surprised that there wasn't more people there than there was especially since there was no cover charge when I went which is always nice but of course Halloween was on a Monday night which shouldn't of been a surprise to me that it wasn't packed. I think its still definitely a place worth checking out when your on Fremont Street to party