Mama Rabbit Mezcal + Tequila Bar
Restaurant · The Strip ·
Agave spirits bar with live entertainment & gaming tables
Agave spirits bar with live entertainment & gaming tables
"You can get several of Mama Rabbit’s classic cocktails in a pitcher, including the Palomita, made with pomegranate, hibiscus, grapefruit, and tequila, and the Valley Mule, a tequila mule with fresh ginger and mint." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"Mama Rabbit is a closed nightlife venue at the resort that was notable for its collection of mezcal and tequila." - Susan Stapleton
"I noted Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon visiting Mama Rabbit at Park MGM, drinking Hennessy while playing table games." - Susan Stapleton
"Mama Rabbit, the mezcal and tequila bar at Park MGM, tapped DesignAgency to create the look of the cocktail lounge the celebrates all things Oaxaca, the Mexican state where LA’s Bricia Lopez, the inspiration behind the bar, hails. She worked with Anwar Mekhayech to come up with the design and decor for the space. The mural from Spanish artist Okuda San Miguel acts as a starting point for customers, who see the pop surrealist image of Mayahuel, the goddess of agave, and her 400 rabbit children who each represent a different form of drunkenness and spirituality. Mother Natura includes three sculptures — two deer flanking a rabbit — holding a slot machine. The rabbit holds an agave plant, the only reference to the source of mezcal in the bar. The painted walls take their inspiration from the architecture of Luis Barragán, and colorful, geometric patterns pays homage to the region’s vibrant art scene. Two main rooms are separated by double-sided bar that features a 40-foot high open display that showcases Mama Rabbit’s vast collection of artisanal mezcal and tequila bottles. To the left, above a textured brick wall, a grid of 400 barro negro rabbit figurines, custom made by local Oaxacan ceramicists, overlooks the space. Mama Rabbit’s main lounge features gaming, lounging, live music, and DJs, with intimate enclaves and open seating arrangements that create an inner courtyard." - Susan Stapleton
"Mama Rabbit, the mezcal and tequila bar, opened at the Park MGM with a roster of small bites, three rooms, artwork from Spanish artist Okuda San Miguel, three sculptured slot machines, and gaming tables with poker and roulette. The Oaxaca-inspired bar from Bricia Lopez, dubbed the Oaxacan princess by the late LA Times food critic Jonathan Gold, claims to have the country’s largest collection of mezcal and tequila. Rare finds, versions made just for this bar, and an encyclopedia of information on the elevation of each entry give customers a chance to learn more about entry." - Susan Stapleton