ALIBI Ultra Lounge

This is a very dark and secluded feeling bar in the middle of a huge, brightly-lit Casino. It's a perfect spot though to hang out, take a break from the tables and enjoy a couple of their signature cocktails before heading back out. I will say the signature cocktails among our group were all highly rated. However, I ordered the "Locals Only" which is sort of a old-fashioned, and I liked it at first because I was tasting mostly the bourbon but as I got to the bottom, I started to taste only the Aperol and it was just too bitter then. My friends and I enjoyed the vibe and atmosphere. The service was very Good. We had two different waitresses that night. One was a lot better than the other. The one seem to have a little more attitude about ordering our drinks as a bigger group. All was well though in the end.

Decent bar, music was good but service sucked. Took over 10 minutes to get a drink at the bar and wasn't very busy

Best Jalapeño Margarita I have ever had! Yes, WAY better than Javier's. Taste, presentation, just the right amount of heat. I ordered with Patron Alejo.

Looks fancy on the outside, but it's your basic average bar just like any others on the strip. I waited by the door to be seated but was ignored for 15 minutes and left. I came back later and just walked myself to the bar. I guess this is a self serve spot. They have no menu. The bar tender just made a random basic cocktail with vodka and a friend ordered a basic white wine. Overall, nothing special but good for a quick drink in a loud atmosphere at the Aria Hotel.

Sit at the bar. The Bartenders were great! Our bartender, Primo, took care of us. Started off with a Gibson and New York Sour (not on the menu but he knew how to make it!) I was going to order an old fashioned next and he said, " I'm going to make you a Monte Carlo instead." The Monte Carlo was better!!! He even knew how to make the Halekulani, in which we were impressed. Not many bartenders know how to make this drink when asked. We had a blast! Thank you Primo! We will be back!

We had walked by Alibi a couple of times during our stay at the Aria, and decided this was the night to visit. Good music, good drinks, friendly bartenders! Since it was a Wednesday night, the place was not too crowded. When we arrived, we walked straight to the bar top where we were able to get 2 seats. The bartender was chatty and friendly as we ordered our drinks. We ordered a vodka sour and a gin martini, both were good.We plan to visit during our next trip in Vegas.

This place has a really bad business model. My bf and I came in to have some drinks. It was 11am and the place was technically empty. We sat down at one of the "so-called" reserved booth while you can clearly see they had no reservations from anyone. Again the place was practically empty. A guy with a raiders jersey came over and said to us we couldn't sit here unless we reserve the booth. Said it was allReserved for football whileThere's no games going on at this time. This is poor business practice. I could be spending $$$ on drinks but you decided to ruined my vibe by telling me I can't sit at this empty booth without paying $150. This is the reason why your bar n Lounge is empty and no one wants to spend their money here. Is poor business practice. Come on now.

girl, it's expensive but you deserve it queen. the bartenders are absolutely amazing 10/10

My friend was staying at the Aria when we met up, but it was too hot for us to leave the air conditioned building, so we walked around the casino floor until finding a bar with available seats. ALIBI was pretty empty, probably because it didn't have casino games. We sat ourselves on one of the comfy couches and waited for table service... should have just gone straight to the bar. It's a cute space overall. Would be cool to host an event here. Love the cute cocktail menu with full-page photos accompanying each description. A little excessive... I would have preferred seeing the list of drinks all at once. I got the Keep Calm cocktail, which contained gin, aloe vera, lychee, watermelon, and cucumber ice cubes. Tasty but too sweet, overpriced, and not enough alcohol. Kind of expected for Vegas, but it was just the start of our bar hopping adventure around the Aria.

we asked about sitting at a table for 3 of us and waitress said $400 minimum to sit. No offer to seat us anywhere else. We left immediately.