Unknown

Pre-movie tank fill at The Palms. Nursed the $18 Buffalo Stampede until showtime. Though the liquid did not reach even the midway point of the Palms-branded cube, the cocktail was strong, and the spiced sugar lent a delicious contrast. Atmosphere: Lots of white marble, cream and gold, punctuated by the multicolored dipping dots on the walls. Centrally located in the casino, low walled, music from the floor. TVs were imbedded into the pillars, a good non-intrusive way to maintain the sleek lines of the bar. Then, of course, the eponymous segmented shark over the bottle display; shades of Hannibal. Service: Male bartender all business; lady bartender more particular about detail.

If you like sharks, signature cocktails, and a little bit of the unknown, then look no further! Absolutely love the decor of this place, it has a very relaxing and classy atmosphere, perfect place to grab a drink with a friend or a date. You can either sit at the bar, or at one of the comfy chairs the along the outside. The signature cocktails are delicious and perfectly made. The bar is marble, poke-a-dot walls, and there's a freaking shark above the bar! What else can I say.

This bar is located inside the Palms in the center of the casino floor. On Saturday night this place was playing all the 2000 jams. I loved it! There is seating at the bar as well as table tops with sofas and chairs. This place is very nice and has a great vibe if you’re looking for a cocktail and good music.

Came for a quick drink. Service was fast. The bartenders were all friendly and attentive.

Such a cool name for a bar! So glad to see this open again! Well worth to stop here for a drink or two or three, lol!! A shark hanging from the ceiling in the middle of the bar, how awesome is that? Epic Vegas and I am so glad the new owners of the Palms, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians., kept the original name and the decorum. Time for locals, guests, visitors and tourists to make the Unknown Bar known lol!!

Palms has been going through a brand refresh and renovating the property and The Unknown Bar is one of the first new venues to open. Situated right in front of the main entrance and center of the gaming tables, Unknown has great decor with the tri-Shark Tank. Cool space and open views of the casino makes for fun people watching and brings in the energy of the Vegas experience. Staff was very friendly and the cocktail selection is great. I personally really liked Keep The Party Going. A bit pricey is my only knock.

Drinks were mediocre for the price. Similarly priced cocktails elsewhere in Vegas were much better. The DJ was playing (quite meh) music so loud that we couldn’t carry on a conversation seated 50 feet away. The shark sculpture in the middle is confusing and weird imho (why is it unlit)? A chandelier would have been a more tasteful choice.

Visited because apparently Damien Hirst designed the entire bar, from the logo to the coasters. This bar includes the 1999 sculpture “The Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded)” aka the shark - along with nine of his spot paintings. Could not wait to see it in person and it does not disappoint, really a fascinating work of art from all angles. You can find it right at the main entrance, its an oval shaped bar and the shark is visible from the casino floor, but I suggest going in to get a drink and a closer look. I bought the Catch 22 cocktail - floral and fun.

What a difference a year makes! My friends and I had a very poor experience here after a concert last year. I stopped in today as a friend and I were waiting for an out of town guest to arrive . Being this bar is quite visible when you come in, this is an easy place for someone to find. A very friendly bartender names Cameron let us know that there was not a cocktail server , as they usually have, but said he would make sure we got whatever we needed. I told him we would be happy to come up to the bar for our drinks. He came and put napkins in the table, knowing we were waiting for one more. Our friend was late so I went and ordered at the bar. I ordered a cosmopolitan, and very specifically said I don't like them too sweet... My friend ordered a lemon drop. Both drinks were delicious. Cameron came over to the table and made sure we were happy. Our friend finally arrived and ordered a chocolate martini, which Cameron brought over to her and stood by while she tasted it. She loved it. Cameron was very attentive making sure he signaled us from the bar to ask if we needed anything or needed another round. I would definitely return if this is the level of bartending skills and service they now have......and Cameron is particularly awesome

Had a group meeting us for drinks, ready for a good time... and instead we got a waitress who made it very clear she was not thrilled with our group size. She let multiple people know she was upset -- not just annoyed, but full-on airing her grievances -- because we couldn't put all our drinks on one bill. Then came the "concerns" about how she'd be tipped. So the night took a weird turn. Instead of laughing and sipping cocktails, some of us were consoling her and tipping extra out of guilt. If it was a ploy to squeeze out pity tips, well... mission accomplished. But as far as getting us back in the bar? Not likely. Which is a shame! I've been to this bar several times before (both this trip and previous ones) and always had a great time. The bartenders are stellar -- friendly, fast, and know their stuff. It's just unfortunate one person can change the whole vibe. The space itself? Still cool. There's a giant, deconstructed shark looming over the bar like some kind of Vegas art installation meets Jaws. It's probably seen better days (don't make eye contact), but it adds character. The bar's location is great too -- right at the entrance of the Palms, with all the buzz of table games and slot machines around. Drinks are solid. Big downside for me: no real egg whites in their cocktails. A whiskey sour without that frothy top is like Vegas without neon -- technically still works, but it's just not the same. All in all, one bad interaction kind of took the sparkle out of what should've been a great night. Might try somewhere else next time -- and luckily, in Vegas, there's no shortage of options.

Shout out to the DJs Oliver Summer Junior I only come for them The other staff members need to step it up! For those above Liam and Brandon the DJs The machines are pretty tight and don't have great odds. In reno and some local spots it can be cool, but the video blackjack, poker, and keno are total scams. Please give Summer D., Yunior, y Oliver paid time off and recognition.

The Unknow bar @ The Palms is very nice and clean. Beto was the bartender there. Beto was very pleasant to talk to. Thanks Beto for great service!!

You know how when you go to some casinos you find yourself gravitating to certain places over and over..? That seems to be me at the Unknown every time I come to the Palms. Maybe it's the big dissected Tiger shark above the bar or just it it's location but either way last night after Scotch 80 prime we ended up here for a night cap. Once again we had a nice round of drinks with good service with simple but effective ambience. Im sure I'll find myself sitting here again upon my next visit.

Hubby had just suffered a (minor) loss at a roulette table so I took him to the nearby bar to buy him a drink. Our bartender was friendly and sympathetic toward Hubby's roulette loss. She made us a cocktail that caught our attention, Smoke N Mirrors made with tequila, mezcal, orgeat, and lime juice. This was the kind of drink that made us say "wow" upon first sips. It has a bit of smoky flavor, a hint of sweetness, and a perfect balance of citrus. If I'm gonna pay $16 for a drink, I was glad that this was worth it. https://bit.ly/44dyyU7 This Palms casino bar is pretty central. The DJ was playing awesome music from the 80s and we had such a great time, we ended up hanging out here longer than we anticipated. Great for people-watching!

I loved this bar. Everyone in the building, including the performers at the event we were at, called it "The Shark Bar". But I now see that it is actually called Unknown. So our destination was Unknown on this particular evening. :D The decor and design of the oval-shaped bar and space are beautiful. Colored dots and lots of use of white, give it an art gallery feel. And of course, the shark which is in three sections above the bar is the centerpiece of the room, which is shocking. It's in preservative fluid and it is a real shark. That is unique. And unusual. And probably a bummer for the shark. The bartenders are on their game and make excellent drinks. There is no food here. There was a DJ the night we were here, and I believe there is live music on certain evenings. If I had any negatives, the service through the overworked servers was slow. We never got service, despite being promised "I'll be right with you". Going to the bar seemed to be the better move, although even that was a long wait. I chalk that up to the overload of people here. When it's busy, the dynamics of trying to walk around the bar, find a seat, or even get out of the way make all three of those goals impossible. They could use a little more space, or moving the furniture out of the way of transit. I would definitely come back here again.

Pre-movie tank fill at The Palms. Nursed the $18 Buffalo Stampede until showtime. Though the liquid did not reach even the midway point of the Palms-branded cube, the cocktail was strong, and the spiced sugar lent a delicious contrast. Atmosphere: Lots of white marble, cream and gold, punctuated by the multicolored dipping dots on the walls. Centrally located in the casino, low walled, music from the floor. TVs were imbedded into the pillars, a good non-intrusive way to maintain the sleek lines of the bar. Then, of course, the eponymous segmented shark over the bottle display; shades of Hannibal. Service: Male bartender all business; lady bartender more particular about detail.

Came here to celebrate after my friend's wedding while we waited for our table at A.Y.C.E. Buffet at the Palms. The seating area was elegant, sleek, and grand with white tables and chairs around the bar. I ordered a Mai Tai cocktail and I have to say the bartender named Oliver is amazing! He was kind, attentive, and he made our drinks so well! It was balanced, sweet, and refreshing. And for a reasonable price it was $13. I recommend coming here and asking for him specifically, he knows how to make drinks! 5/5 stars perfect cocktails!

Here at the Palms Casino is the Unknown Bar And if you are lucky to be served by G he will make you the best mix drinks, never disappoints and he is very attentive to his client's G is very friendly and generous with the alcohol. . This is my spot every time I come to Vegas you won't be disappointed, prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend this spot if you want to have a good time.

This bar is located inside the Palms in the center of the casino floor. On Saturday night this place was playing all the 2000 jams. I loved it! There is seating at the bar as well as table tops with sofas and chairs. This place is very nice and has a great vibe if you're looking for a cocktail and good music.

I've passed this bar a few times before, always loved how beautiful it is. Located at the heart of Palms Resort Casino, I came here on a Tuesday evening. It was not busy, a chill evening with live music. They played some really great music with live singing. The waitresses and bartenders were attentive, greeted me upon arrival and offered a menu right away. The first drink I ordered was the Sapphire Drop, recommended by the bartender, it was good, a bit sweet for me. The 2nd drink I tried was the butterfly effect, loved the lavender color and the taste was just right. I liked the butterfly effect more than Sapphire drop.

This is a pretty standard casino center bar. Our waitress/hostess was absolutely lovely and super attentive. We opted for a table on a Sunday evening after dinner and were able to get in easily with no wait, and open tables all around us, but you can also sit at the bar. I decided to get the Butterfly Effect cocktail, which is really just a gin & (elderflower) tonic with a squeeze of lime. I like gin, but found this to be a little bitter for my liking. Also, it's a very simple drink, but it still took about 12-15 minutes to get it after ordering. Others in my party ordered the Rose Germain and an Old Fashioned. The Rose Germain was delicious, but they use a big beautiful orchid as a garnish. It looks great, but smelled terrible! The Old Fashioned tasted good, but they made it with crushed ice so it waters down faster than it should. I believe each drink was about $16. Overall, this is a pretty standard center bar experience, but great for people watching or a lowkey place to hang out inside a beautiful casino.

Service here was great and so was the drink I ordered. I normally don't drink alcohol so I was not sure what I wanted when I came here. I know that some bars do not have menus as they expect the customers to know what they want. With this bar, I did ask for a menu and the drinks were priced at $16. I ordered the Sapphire Drop and it was pretty delicious as I do like sweet alcoholic drinks. I will definitely come back here again sometime in the future :)

So this is a really cool bar. You can't really miss it because there's a huge shark in the middle of the bar setting itself. As soon as you come into the palms hotel this is what you're going to see. They have TVs around and plenty of seats. The bartender was super friendly and nice, nothing wrong with the service so far. The drinks are not super eccentric but they have a lot of things that you wouldn't necessarily expect go together. I tried the pomegranate whiskey drink because that's the only whiskey drink that they had. During happy hour they have a special to where you get half off of the specialty drinks and half off of the wine, or it's $8 or so. So it's worth coming to just to pass by if you're already in the casino.

Great bar with good cocktails and friendly service and bar tenders. Came to watch some football games and cocktails. Video poker games at front bar tables, nice relaxing atmosphere.

Very cute and tucked away. Our bartender was very friendly and took care of us. We started as a group of 2 at the bar and morphed into a bigger group of 6 when some friends joined us. We moved to a cozy table with a couch and bar tender had no trouble getting our drinks out in a timely fashion. Even recommended a drink to my sister in law who couldn't make up her mind on what to get and ended up loving it. Great place to relax and chill. Would for sure return if we are in the Palms.

Get out of your mind drinks are ever going to be cheap at a Vegas hotel :) 1. Sat down at the bar on a Thur night. Not too busy. 2. Menu has a wide variety but i honed in on an old fashioned. $18 don't forget to tip! 3. Drink was made well by Stephanie. I forgot I am not a huge fan of sweet though so I should have asked for it without sugar, but hey it still went down just as smooth! 4. Ambiance at the time was pretty low key, I came in in chucks but it is Vegas, so almost anything goes. I said ALMOST people, put some clothes on . All in all good experience.

I mainly chose this bar to see the preserved shark in person since my husband loves sharks. We enjoyed the upscale feel of the bar and our cocktails. The bar is located in the middle of the casino floor. You'll find it behind the large area that is surrounded by a white curtain like material. The inside is meant to appeal to millennials with clean lines and white being the main design color. The bar area had plenty of seating. One side had gaming. In addition to the bar area there were tables all around the room too. The bar wasn't busy, but there were plenty of bartenders. This allowed us to be quickly greeted and served our drinks. My Old Fashioned was perfectly prepared and tasty. My husband's Dark and Stormy was nice and strong.

A center bar at an off-Strip casino with a massive dead shark looming ominously over everything? Sure, why not? "Unknown" is the literal opening statement in the Palms' highly-publicized zillion-dollar remodel. Touted as being designed by dead shark-loving bon vivant Damien Hirst from the visually arresting post-apocalyptic curtains-and-marble look greeting you upon walking through the Palms' main entrance down to the napkins your drinks sit atop, Unknown is certainly a sight to behold and something to talk about. The drinks are absolutely delicious -- I recommend "Keep the Party Going", the one with Red Bull used as a key ingredient that I can only imagine is intended for folks who drank Four Loko ten years ago, but now have expense accounts to match their Brooks Brothers outfits -- but are also $18 each, with name-brand beers going for the low, low price of $9. Glitzy remodeling jobs don't pay for themselves! Still, Unknown is undeniably cool and service is courteous and delightful. Try Unknown once, wonder to yourself why it even exists, and make it a known quantity in your world before it inevitably disappears someday.

The Unknown is the new center bar of the Palms. The location makes it a great meeting/staging place for your friends. White and/or marble ceiling, walls, counter, furniture, etc dominate the decor theme. Colorful polka dots adorn some walls on one side of the bar. You get a very classy South Beach kind of vibe which includes the 3 piece Shark art exhibit showcased in the center of the bar. The clean design of the Unknown also makes it very social media friendly for the influencers out there. There's gaming at the bar and they carry top shelf booze. The bartenders were very pleasant and professional throughout our drinking session. Vegas Bars: Beers $10+ and Cocktails $15+...this is the city norm for trendy bars which includes the Unkown. After that, ambiance, service and mixology will determine your overall experience. The Unknown has their system down and I'd definitely consider swinging by again next time I'm at the Palms. Cheers!

Just meh. The bar does have gaming, and there were drink menus available at tables. Prices are on the menu, and among the $17 cocktails are the Buzzworthy and Slightly Off Course. For $18, some choices are the Old Fashion Old Fashioned and Hit The Road Jack. I can't say I'm a fan of the centerpiece shark in tank, I think it's a bit much for the Palms. This remodel just screams, we want younger customers, I'm looking at you, present customers! It's a complete remodel of the former whiskey bar Social, and before that, the tropical themed center bar. When the Palms opened, casino bars didn't really have names, hence center bar. After I saw the bartenders at Unknown, I knew they'd have no interest in hearing me talk about the former center bar. I'll have to save that for another time! This bar is the best place to people watch, as the view from the center of the casino is great!

If you like old fashions, see Brett as you won't find one any better. Plus he's a cool dude!!

It has been on the list to go see the Giant Tiger Shark that is sliced into thirds at the new Palms attraction. Today I made that happen this bar titled the Unknown Bar sits right in the middle of the Palms Hotel. The hostess informed me that the bar was open but if I wanted a table to let her know. I opted to sit at the bar and there was two bartenders and a few cocktail servers working. Security and hotel personal also make the rounds on the perimeter to keep us all fuzzy and safe. Nowadays one can not be too sure of anyone sometimes. The bar is made from marble and is so sleek and smooth. It did take awhile for the bartender to come over but she was serving three other customers just on my side. Wow, she is very talented and oh so sweet! The drink menu is located on the tables around the bar and one can order from their list or the house favorites. I came all the way just to see this new place that I was trying something new. I decided on the G & T which has a high end Gin, Aperol, and Grapefruit Tonic. It was fantastic too! It was worth coming out for. The drink was so smooth and even had a real slice of grapefruit on the top. The second G & T which I believe stands for Gin and Tonic with Aperol was even more spectacular. The ambiance of the bar makes one want to drink the chairs at the bar are so comfortable and their beautiful couches are even more inviting. They do offer a bar treats type of menu but had eaten Mexican food prior to visiting the Unknown. I was so stoked to find a lounge in Vegas that offers drinks with Aperol. This type liquor pairs so well with gin and grapefruit and is so smooth. This is a wonderful lounge to come and have great cocktails and be surrounded by beautiful under water creatures

This is a fresh spin on the infamous "Circle Bar" concept that exists on Las Vegas casino floors. With the new owners of the Palms, they are clearly embracing the idea of "out with the old & in with the super cool and new," and Unknown falls into this category with their extensive renovations at the Palms. In the end, it is a bar in the heart of the casino and it serves adult beverages. High priced, well made, servers are buxom and leggy. So what makes this "Circle Bar" any different than the others in Las Vegas? It's all about the art. "Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded) is the title of the giant Damien Hirst 1999 formaldehyde shark that sits in the middle of this art and ahh inspiring lounge. The hotel bought the work from the artist for this site specific location. This is also Damien Hirst's first bar design, having designed all of the bar's accouterments, from the cocktail stirrers to the cute little napkins. In addition, nine of his famous spot paintings adorn the walls of the bar itself. Now many people would not give a bar a 5 star on Yelp because of art work hanging on the walls, but this is where I think you would be wrong. You can have an overpriced martini anywhere in this town, but these new owners actually are interested in exposing you to really spectacular contemporary art (and most people would never even pause to know or appreciate it!). This art work is the real deal original stuff you could only find in a private collection or a museum, but you have the opportunity to knock back a cocktail all while visually enhancing your senses as well. The entire property appears to be showcasing great original pieces of artwork, in addition to the Unknown bar. Bright white decor, high ceilings, open concept, lots of seating for couples or for groups. It's polished, yet casual. It is upscale, yet warmly welcoming. A really great space for the Palms and a very special bar in the fabric of the Las Vegas strip bar scene.

Great service ! Unknown is one of my favorite bars also has a amazing view of the shark ! De Angelo was a amazing bartender had a great time they provide fast service and good drinks !

The perfect name for this place... There is hardly anybody in this establishment and yet it took us 28 minutes to get a drink and the bar goess in 45 minutes service is absolutely terrible I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Cool bar. Basic open casino bar, but the shark is definitely worth going to see. Really awesome display to look at while you are having a drink.

The Unknown is the infamous bar we've been seeing on the TV adverts of the newly refurbished casino, with the shark (real, apparently) cut into 3 and preserved in boxes of gel for us all to look at. I'm not sure how I feel about that exactly, but I do know that the area itself is light, bright, inviting and staff there are friendly and accommodating. They have a varied wine, beer and cocktail list, where you can choose from local or imported drinks and you can enjoy them either at the bar seating or in the great amount of seats surrounding the bar, out of the way of those walking through the casino. I liked the fact that even though the Palms is understandably busy, this area is so calm and chilled where you feel you are cut off a little in a more private setting than the main casino floor. A really lovely space to enjoy a few drinks before a night out, before trying out their cinema or as a little break from all the gambling!

The Unknown Bar is in the center of the Palms casino just inside the front doors. The Shark exhibit is the focal point. Although it's in the middle of gaming tables the noise level is moderate. Nice place for a before dinner cocktail and people watching.

This bar in the center of the Palms is unique and presents a seasonal drink menu. I love the art on the walls and the very interesting centerpiece- a shark in art form! A morning and evening drink menu is offered, along with traditional cocktails. The beer options are minimal. Be prepared to pay the price for your drinks, as they average at about $18 for a cocktail. Overall, I enjoyed the ambiance and our server was very nice.

Great bar in the center of the casino. Cool atmosphere & plenty of people watching. Only downfall for me is there is no gaming at the bar.

The official name of the new lobby bar at The Palms is The Unknown, but sure it will come to be known as The Shark Bar, due to the Giant Tiger Shark Looming above the bar. Aside from this unique artistic installment, the bar itself is quite nice. Clean, white and modern, yet still welcoming and comfortable, thanks to a staff that genuinely seems to like their new surroundings and their customers. Drinks are on the pricey side, but they are high quality, inventive and tasty. My favorite was a simple combination of Japanese Whiskey, Citrus and Seltzer. I also appreciate the Wheelchair accessible seating at the bar. I will definitely be a regular on my visits to the Palms!

The beer selection is a little (lot) limited, but let's be real for a minute. Who DOESN'T want to sip on a beer or cocktail with a 12 foot shark cut into 3 pieces? The drinks are a bit pricy ($11 for a beer, $16 for a cosmo), I'll say that. The service is good, the ambience is cool, and the bar is clean. Not much more you can ask for just off the strip.

Josh is amazing!!!! He took excellent care of me and my bestfriend and made us the best drinks. Very personable and approachable!

This place was awesome! Honestly I love the artwork. It's located at the center of the casino floor and absolutely gained my curiosity! You can't miss the shark. Raquel was amazing, so beautiful and extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Great service. Thank you for everything. I am definitely coming back.

Solid bar, good service and solid drinks. We had an event there and the bar tenders were attentive and kind. Mixed bag in terms of quality of mixed drinks because we had a lot people, so we kept them working constantly and understandably they couldn't really concentrate on mixing some of the more complicated cocktails with time and care. Once the crowd thinned, quality was better. I do have to personally recommend bartender Brett. He made the best Old Fashioned I've ever had, and I consider myself somewhat of an Old Fashioned connoisseur. He even told me his recipe, which I will not share on this platform. My group and I had a great time. They also had live music that was super chill and pleasant and didn't disrupt our conversations. Prices are well below that of the Strip.

I call this the shark bar as it's the newly remodeled bar in the palms. Beautiful wait staff. Great service. Awesome atmosphere.

Sat down to have drinks with some friends from out of town and ended up having the best Old Fashion made by Brett! Sweet and spicy with some non traditional ingredients, but don't worry Brett I won't give it away just have to come and try for yourself!

Damien Hirst shark tank hits you in the face as soon as you walk in and the entire place has some kind of dot painting within view. The drinks were great and the staff was more than happy to assist us despite there being a UFC party going on. Loved it all.

I have been wanting to come here for such a long time and I'm so happy I finally got to check it out! The bar itself is absolutely stunning! At first it was a little crowded so we waited a while in order to find a seat. Our server Rhea was so amazing and took great care of us. The drinks were also really good and decently priced for a specialty cocktail. I had the Bees Knees and if you want a refreshing gin drink I'd highly recommend.

Loved the Unknown Bar! Loved the main attraction ... the gigantic shark, hanging in the middle of the bar. Great music too - loved the curtain that opened and closed, providing a cozy and aesthetically cool spot to enjoy time with friends and co-workers. But my favorite part was Edgar ... the bartender who was most accommodating and remembered our favorite drinks on our visit the next night. Don't miss it when you are at or near The Palms Casino Resort!

Great time. Bartender was extremely nice and funny. Drinks aren't overpriced. The casino/resort is on the smaller side so there isn't much places to just get drinks unless it's a nighttime spot. And their Bloody Mary which was good, I enjoyed my

Never coming here again. We had some friends from out of town come to Las Vegas and we wanted to have a nice time at the bar. NOT ONCE did the server come ask us if we need anything or if we were doing okay. We had to stand up, go to the bar and order our drink. HORRIBLE SERVICE. (It was the lady with the short hair). It was embarrassing too bc our friends that we came with run hotels/casinos in California and they know a lot of people in Vegas I didn't want them to leave with a bad impression on a place I took them.

Love this place great service and friendly help. Bartender Raquel is easy on the eyes ,and mixes a great drink. Highly recommend.

I have to admit, I am not a huge Vegas fan. However, my recent visit to the Palms with my husband has helped redeem Vegas for me slightly. Part of the redemption was that the bar at the hotel "Unknown" was a great place for us to hang out where there was a fun energy but also a place to chill and be able to have a conversation. The bartenders were all friendly and Angelina was especially welcoming. She was helpful the first night we came in when the bar was a little busier and we felt like we might be in the way of the service well area and kindly welcomed us back the second night. The circle bar format is a fun way to see everything going on and there are also little lounge areas surrounding the bar, as well.

I think I know the reason why this place is called the Unknown. We stopped into The Unknown while walking around the Palms casino. It was super eye catching because there is a huge shark in the middle of the bar split in three! This bar is very classy looking and sleek. I was surprised that when I went to sit down at the bar there was video poker at the seats. I do not like video poker & I know it is huge here but for this type of bar it kind of turned me off. One of the bartenders started making this really pretty drink that looked like a strawberry wine spritzer. I asked another girl if I could have what she was making but then she ended up pouring out saying she had messed up. So the new girl made me what it was (I still have no idea the name) and honestly it was awful. The price was $18.00 (pictured) and I really think it should have been $8-10. I ended up drinking it all just because I feel like I wasted money. There is a lot of comfy seating around. The atmosphere is very nice and decor great. I really felt upscale in here until you look at the video poker.

My family and I were visiting Palms to play some games and came across this bar. I have to admit, I was intrigued by the giant shark above the bar and asked the family to stop inside because of it. I did a little bit of research and discovered that this bar was designed by artist Damien Hirst. Hirst's 1999 artwork, "Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded)", features a real life shark severed into three pieces is now the main feature of the bar. There was plenty of seating for our group of 5. I have to admit, the service was lacking. No one greeted us when we arrived and we had to seat ourselves before a waitress interacted with us. The drinks there were relatively cheap. We were able to order an old fashion for under $10. A steal for Vegas! Overall, the bar was a cool spot to hangout, too bad I'm rarely ever at the Palms.

I stopped by this bar with my girlfriends before we went to eat at Scotch 80 and our bartender Raquel was so sweet and helpful! She was attentive to us and made us some great shots! Will definitely come back!