Bourbon Street

Drinks were ok. Menu was not updated and the games were still not open with them stating COVID and then the employee laughed and said the company was just lazy, then said they'd be open soon with an eye roll. This happened in Jan. 2024.Not a lot of people, but there were cigarette butts in quite a few ashtrays with no one sitting near them. It didn't give me the super clean vibes although no one was there to create the mess.

Beautiful atmospheric sports bar, gaming and spirits. Customer service is emaculent. Pool gaming area. Extra seating for social. Area to watch sports on a very large screen. And the solitude you can have to get away from the husband and bussell of the outside world will relax all stress and stay for hours. I'm may have found a more comfortable zone to just chill. Afflicted with Dottys and you can use the Dottys gaming card.

Great hole in the wall type of spot. The food is just alright - I wouldn't come here specifically for that. We had a shrimp po'boy and red beans and rice, and while we've had better, it wasn't terrible. Drinks are really cheap, and the staff is super friendly! They have a lot of fun frozen daiquiris. I had the Louisiana Lightning which wasn't too strong and was really tasty.The atmosphere is pretty cool. They have a bunch of TV's, which is great for Sunday football. Lots of games, but they were out of commission (not sure if due to Covid?), except the pool table. They also have video poker for those that want to gamble. I'd say it's kind of like Dave & Buster's meets dive bar type of vibe haha. Overall, if you wanna come just for a drink and to hang out, it's a decent spot!

My hair stylist has a place right next door. I have been in a few times to have a beer and some fries before or after my appointments. The service is always really great. The staff is very nice. The one thing that stands out, besides all the TV's, is how CLEAN the place is. Every time I have been in, it has looked practically spotless. I will definitely continue to keep popping in!

With all the poker bars/taverns in the Valley, it's rare to find one that's pretty unique. Part gaming bar and part video game playground, this place for the over 21 crowd is impressive. A wall of prizes (New Orleans style of course) is the really unique thing here. Earn tickets at the games of skill to redeem for the prizes. Necklaces, sports related gear even T-shirts are on the prize wall. I'd love to give a 5 star rating, but smoking is allowed. There were about 4 customers when I got there around 6:30 pm, and I think all were at the poker machines. There are lots of poker machines (20 plus?) at the bar, and the video games are dispersed throughout. I noticed Pac-Man, a virtual motorcycle game, street fighter, Jurassic park, etc. Also pool tables. The decor is out of control, check out the girls dancing on the balconies. The bar's location is wonky, it backs up to the 215 off Tenaya/Sunset. A few take aways after my first visit: even after a very helpful employee explained how the tokens for video games work, I didn't get it. Something about buying them at the kiosk versus from the employees. From what I've read, you'll get tokens with food/drink purchases. Sounds like an awesome deal! The beer selection is pretty amazing too. I had a mango wheat draft and the bottle selection was good also. I walked away a more than $50 cash winner my first time hitting the machines here, and hope to score some prizes on the video games next time! If you don't like this location, there are 9? (and counting) more Bourbon Streets to choose from.

We walked in thought cool little local spot maybe we can come here often. However, sitting and waiting for service we have been here for 30min and the man said he is doing paper work we haven't gotten any service no drinks, no food, no menus NOTHING! It's like he wants to scare off his customers!!! WORST SERVICE EVER! It's like he is purposely ignoring us! His friends come in they hug and talk... no service still this is TRASH DONT COME HERE!!!

I'll never shy away from a place to get a drink and watch sports. Bourbon Street bar is rather unique little haunt off 215 that you can see while driving but is worth a stop.The bar isn't super crowded due to the location but it takes on the New Orleans vibe perfectly. Beads, frozen daiquiris and strong drinks along with some typical bayou fare like po boy sandwiches and fried goodies. The tv wall is huge and you can watch any football game you want to during a day. Some couches in there, a bunch of high top tables and a large wraparound bar. The whole building is wide open so you can see from anywhere.To top it off, the place is full of about 20 arcade/ticket games in there. Each dollar you spend gets you a token. Play some games, earn some tickets and win some prizes, which as you guessed it with the theme are beads!It's a fun place, I would be sure to head back and try some food, other drinks, etc. It isn't the first choice of bars to watch a game but it was pretty low key and peaceful way to get some NOLA time in.

Very spacious and openplace. cool ax bartenders Aime & Stacy the hot Italian that made me her specialty drink. bombdigity.. also Aime. we were conversating I Filipino. will definitely be back again

Cathy was really rude when I asked for a slushy without alcohol apparently we can't take drink outside the bar I never had an issue with this place or other workers, every time I go to buy a close drink and ask for a cup of ice she states I got to bring my own cup. She needs to get handle asap really rude lady !!!

Our first time going here was unpleasant. Our first thought was how we were going to replace our Thursday night bar with this bar, the leather couches and huge screens are perfect for football nights! However, when we went to order food the bartender was quick to tell us that they are NOT a restaurant and everything is frozen and reheated (she made it clear that she did not want to serve us food). Very strange for a bar not to have a functioning kitchen, especially in Vegas. We left and will not be back.I don't see this business lasting long if they don't open up a kitchen and hire more friendly staff.