Ole Red Las Vegas
Live music bar · The Strip ·
Southern fare, live country music, and rooftop views await
Southern fare, live country music, and rooftop views await
"A three-story, 20,000-square-foot Arizona-based sports bar at a prominent Strip intersection, notable for its towering pin-up–style exterior iconography (a blonde model embracing an oversized beer bottle), more than 40 televisions for daytime watch parties, multiple bars, an extensive draft list and cocktails that include margaritas, mules, and nostalgic “Capri Sin” drinks served in juice pouches, and bar snacks such as Parmesan truffle fries, tuna wonton nachos, and wood-fired pizzas." - Janna Karel
"Blake Shelton’s new bar boasts four stories of food, live music, and all things honky-tonk. And it has one of the best views in town. From the third-story balcony and the fourth-floor rooftop, you get nearly three miles of sightlines, clear from the Mandalay Bay to the Mirage, a panorama that overlooks the Fountains of Bellagio, the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas, and nearly the entire Strip. Dine in with Southern-style classics or stick to the dance floor." - Janna Karel
"Blake Shelton’s Ole Red hostsHoney Bee Brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday. The southern-style brunch means dishes like a Monte Cristo French toast with ham, bacon, and blackberry compote and platters of honey hot chicken biscuits. The new rooftop brunch will also feature live music on the rooftop stage, overlooking the Las Vegas Strip." - Janna Karel
"Blake Shelton’s honky tonk in front of the Horseshoe has four levels of sky-high views. And the rooftop gives you a panoramic view of the Strip — from the Mandalay Bay at the south end of the Strip to the Mirage at the north end. Pop in during the day for a laid-back country hangout. But after dark, it becomes a VIP experience with premium cocktail flights, its own live performances, and a lounge menu." - Janna Karel
"The Vegas outpost of Blake Shelton’s Nashville-based, brick-laden concept debuted in January on the opposite side of Las Vegas Boulevard; its opening the same year as the new two-story country venue highlights the Strip's growing embrace of Nashville-style nightlife and honky-tonk culture." - Janna Karel