BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar

Whenever we're in Las Vegas, we always stop by for a drink at BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar. The team is fantastic, and the ambiance is unbeatable. Their Old Fashioned is expertly crafted and always hits the spot!

Fantastic sports bar located in a non-smoking hotel. Visited during the AFC/NFC Conference Championships and was impressed by the lively atmosphere and delicious food. The servers were friendly and provided excellent service. It's definitely a spot I'd return to for future sporting events. The $7.77 Happy Hour food menu is a highlight, although it would be great if the drinks were priced lower than $7.77 during happy hour.

Incredible sports experience! We visited multiple times during our stay and absolutely loved it. College football Saturday was spot on!

BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar in Las Vegas deserves an A+ in my book. The service was excellent, and the food arrived in under 15 minutes after ordering. While the prices might appear a bit high, they are consistent with what you'd find at other nearby venues. It's an exceptional spot to catch any game, with plenty of TVs visible from any seat.

While staying at Park MGM, I was on the lookout for a spot to watch the NBA Finals and decided to try BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar due to its convenient location. I'm glad I did. There were plenty of screens showing the game, and although the overall crowd was a bit sparse, I thoroughly enjoyed cheering on the Celtics. The food and drinks were impressive. I started with some buffalo wings, which were delicious. Torn between the chicken tacos and fish tacos, I opted for both. The chicken tacos were good, but the fish tacos were exceptional – highly recommended if you visit. The Old Fashioneds, which had a special menu name I can't recall, were well-crafted and generous with the bourbon, adding to the experience. Overall, it was a pretty good time.

The dining experience at BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar was extremely disappointing. I have always enjoyed my time at the Park MGM, but this visit was a letdown. The Al Pastor tacos were particularly awful, resembling mushy chicken covered in an unappetizing sauce. They lacked the traditional flavors of Al Pastor tacos, with only a small amount of pineapple present. The chicken Caesar salad was also underwhelming, with bland grilled chicken and minimal ingredients besides romaine and powdered Parmesan cheese. To top it off, the bill came to $50 for these two lackluster dishes and water.