The Pinky Ring by Bruno Mars

"Bruno Mars’s bar and music venue has a cool throwback feel with vintage-style furnishings, velvet seating, and walls adorned with lightbulbs, mirrors, and curtains. “I’ve been performing in Vegas for years, and I’ve always wanted a place where I could throw glamorous parties when I’m in town. A place that felt like my personal penthouse suite, with live music and sensational cocktails. The Pinky Ring is that,” Mars said in a statement." - Janna Karel

"Bruno Mars’s bar and music venue has a cool throwback feel with vintage-style furnishings, velvet seating, and walls adorned with lightbulbs, mirrors, and curtains. “I’ve been performing in Vegas for years, and I’ve always wanted a place where I could throw glamorous parties when I’m in town. A place that felt like my personal penthouse suite, with live music and sensational cocktails. The Pinky Ring is that,” Mars said in a statement." - Janna Karel

"When conceptualizing the Pinky Ring, Bruno Mars aimed to recreate the vibe of his own living room. Assuming his home is rife with ’70s-era wall decor, mirrored surfaces, and velvety loveseats tucked inside a sunken conversation pit — then he excelled. Bartenders shake and stir excellent signature cocktails like a spicy margarita called the Hooligan. Most nights, bands take the stage, plying visitors out of their seats and onto the middle of the sunken room, right in front of the band. Mars makes a cameo some nights if he’s playing a show. But even without the surprise appearance, the combination of stylish digs, groovy jazz music, and an enforced no-phones-allowed policy make the Pinky Ring a reliably fun night out." - Janna Karel

"Bruno Mars’s new lounge at the Bellagio is serious about its cocktails and its music. It’s open daily from 5 p.m. until 2 a.m. or later, with live music of the jazz variety taking the stage from 8 to 11 p.m. Sit either in a loveseat down in the conversation pit or take up a table along the room’s perimeter — you’ll likely spend most of your time on your feet and dancing anyway. There’s no reason to be shy about letting loose. Photographs are strictly not allowed." - Ryan Slattery

"Pinky Ring opened last fall with live jazz music, a packed dance floor, and a no-phones-allowed policy." - Janna Karel