The Lobby Bar at Mirage

Came with friends on Friday night quite late and was shocked to find that not only is a bar in a casino not open so late on a Friday night but the bar staff were the most rude I’d ever encountered when it came time to close, bordering on offensive in attitude telling us to leave while he was laughing with clearly what must have been friends further around the bar. I have to say the drinks were also pretty poor. A Moscow mule wasn’t even served in a mule cup and the amount of ice used weakened the mix considerably likely to save money on measures. Very poor. Won’t visit again but the staff attitude was the worse part.

Convenient location after the Beatles LOVE show to grab a stiff drink. The old fashioned has plenty of liquor to wet your whistle.

After poor experience at center bar we went to lobby bar, the bartenders are nice, helpful, and adressed people that walked up. We actually liked it a lot better and were able to watch a game.

I had a time at this cozy, classy, bar next to the relaxing fountains, adjacent to the gift shop and gorgeous check in aquarium. They have great specials and the bartenders are Cheers type friendly and cool. I will be back soon!

Nice little bar, open late and relatively quiet, being farther from the center of activity. Bartender was friendly, and poured generously. My only complaint is the giant computer gambling consoles taking up most of the bar counter space, but there are also some tables without them.

Great service and bartender made awesome drinks!

Really friendly service. Visited on the first night of my stay (visiting from the UK) and the bartender gave me the lowdown on everything Vegas..happy hour deal late at night is amazing too, although not sure if this is still running. Will definitely be back next time I'm visiting Vegas

Oh! La, la! Our family attended a wedding at the Mirage and were so very impressed. Knew it was special - had no idaea how wonderful. Popped in for cocktails - fancy. Will return for 10 yr our anniversary.

My husband and I were staying at the Mirage and happened upon this lounge. We decided to stop in for a drink around 8:45 pm and loved the atmosphere and the seating was very comfortable. Our server, Liz was incredible. She was working the entire lounge on her own and she rocked it. We really enjoyed how friendly and attentive she was. Thanks Liz!! Around 9 we noticed there were 2 pianos set up. The dual piano players came out and started taking requests. If you tip them they will play your favorite songs. We had a great time and needed up staying until 1 am!! The only downfall of this there were no bar snacks that we knew of. That would have been a perk to have something small to eat while we enjoyed the evening. It was a great place, by the end of the night it got loud. But that's what happens when lots of delicious drinks are served in Vegas! We would definitely go back

Of course size matters. No one wants a small martini. Parlor Lounge is a dimly-lit drinking spot in the middle of The Mirage. A man sang and played on the piano while we enjoyed our nightcaps. The waitress even offered to spin our chairs around for us to fully enjoy the piano-man but it wasn't needed. Some drinks were ordered and I had a Barbie-sized Dirty Martini with three olives. "That Grey Goose got your girl feeling loose..." It's not a bad lounge. I won't be making any stops just to come to here as my heart (and liver) belongs to a different lounge at another MGM property but this place is nice. Good ambiance, friendly staff, and comfy chairs awaits you at Parlor Lounge.

A group of us walked in here on Tuesday night at about 9:30 PM and sat down. It was nine of us planning on having a celebratory birthday drink for one in our group was celebrating his 60th birthday the place was pretty empty, only two other tables had people settled in around them After 10 minutes of waiting, service was nonexistent though a server had walked by us without speaking to us. Just as we were walking out the gentleman providing entertainment came out to start playing and said it was too bad we were leaving so soon. We told him we had not been served or even acknowledged. As we walked out the door we did turn and look into back and noticed that the bartender was doing absolutely nothing except leaning on the back of the bar with his arms crossed.

I'm a huge fan of this hotel but this lounge sucked eggs. 1. Moody waitress. 2. Moodier Bartender. 3. When asked what beers they had like 'Sam Adams' the tool bartender rattled off Bud, Bud Light, etcetera. 4. Josh the Pianist was awesome. 5. Smoky as hell... see my recent Mirage review. 6. The pretty looking seating put you a mile from your friends and was difficult to face the pianist. 7. The Scotch pour was so pathetic it looked like Josh, the moody waitress, and the moodier bartender all took sips first. It was one sip. This thing is such a disaster I'd pull the management, employees, and the furniture. Add curtains to keep the smoke out and reduce casino floor noise, have some actual draft beers, and add small seating. Or just close it altogether.

My wife had a myVegas reward for a free drink at Parlor Lounge at the Mirage, which served as the impetus for us to give the quaint, but otherwise nondescript, casino lounge a go for some Friday afternoon liquid refreshment. I had to pay for my drink, the Wise Guys are Rye's Guys ($16) made with Woody Creek Rye, Cocchi Barolo Chinato, Nux Alpina Walnut liqueur, cold brew coffee, and Bittercube Orange bitters. Service was prompt and friendly probably due to the fact we were the only people in the bar at the time. My drink was a real boozy party. It reminded me of the Bright-Eyed and Bushy-Tailed, one of my favorite Vegas cocktails that I'd previously had at Alibi in Aria. I found it to be a solid drink and one that I was glad to have tried. Parlor Lounge isn't a destination/must go place for a drink, but if you need a nicely conceived, well-made adult beverage, it's a worthwhile stop.

Love, love, love him, he is badass.. He is awesome. I'd definitely come here again when he is here. Service was also good. This was on a Friday night

By far my favorite bar in Vegas! The bartender, Gary, is awesome at making craft cocktails! Have him get creative for you, you won't be disappointed.

Roger will give you the in depth knowledge of all cocktails ever made or he will give you a rum and coke with a smile. Beyond what you would expect from any barman, a true professional. Love him and love the vibe of the entertainment and lounge. Great place!

This was a cool lounge. We got a cocktail there before going to see Love. The bartender made a stellar drink and we really enjoyed the lounge singer.

Overpriced drinks but that's to be expected in Vegas. It was all worth it with the live music though!

Just opened on Tuesday, much needed lounge at The Mirage the hotel itself is starting to look a bit dated, glad to see they are taking steps to try and modernize it I think this used to be the high limit slots area and the accompanying Center Bar was the casino cage/host offices In any case, the Center Bar was a bit crowded, so went to meet few friends at the newly opened Parlor Lounge. Made a nice choice to smoke a few cigars from the Big Smoke Show we attended at that hotel. They have a decent piano player there to add to the ambiance with lounge music, it was a nice touch, different from some of the other bars on the strip. Not too loud or boisterous like the pianos at Harrahs, similar to the lounge at Paris Our server was a gal named Gaby, attractive, nice, but a bit overwhelmed. We noticed she was one of the only servers in here, and her manager actually stepped in to help her in serving drinks. Not sure if it was a scheduling issue or maybe a no-show, but the poor thing really had her hands full this night with a pretty good crowd here. A lot of the Big Smoke attendees stopped off here as well to relax and light up with a few drinks. It did get kind of smoky after some time, so maybe they will make note of that and increase the ventilation system in here to counter that. It made for a nice getaway lounge in the middle of the casino though, somewhere where we could actually have a drink, smoke and conversation. They had a cocktail drink menu with the typical mixology creations, but since we were smoking a few stogies, we opted to stick with scotch straight up. Don't come to the Mirage too often, but when I do, I will make sure to keep this place in mind as a nice place to meet and have a drink.

It was pretty good and very pricey, but they double charged my card as did the steak house too. This means I have to call and rectify this. A good company would offer us something in return for our time and fustrations. Stay tuned.

My sister-in-law and I had a few drinks Saturday evening,September 10, 2016 at The Parlor Lounge. What a fabulous place! Our bartender, Gary from Indiana, knows what he's doing behind the bar. He doesn't just toss in a few ice cubes and liqueur in a glass....oh no...he's was meticulous! He measured, he he shook that shaker,and the drinks he poured, were the very best I've had. While we were enjoying our drinks, Marc the Manager, dropped by and introduced himself to us. Making sure we were enjoying our evening. What a very charming person. While in Vegas you must drop by the Parlor at the Mirage and experience the ambience, of this sexy, classy lounge.

This place was outstanding, music was upbeat and service was awesome... Drinks were strong and they got to us in a very timely manner. Cocktail waitress, Chelsea, took good care of us all night... Free music, strong drinks and fun atmosphere...

Place is great!! Handcrafted cocktails and great conversations and live music!# Lounge life like Vegas was founded on!

I really wanted to like this place, the Mirage needs a cozy place where you can sit, enjoy a cocktail and talk with friends. Sadly, Parlor Lounge is not that place. They have installed a piano and singer that are so loud, you cannot talk. Seriously, you can her the cacophony out on the casino floor! We walked through the entrance, got blasted by the pounding piano and overly loud amplified singer, turned around and walked out. We had cocktails at the Lobby Bar instead. At least there you can speak to each other.

If I could give zero stars I would. The two male bartenders working on a Thursday night were pretentious, rude, and inattentive.