Circa Bar

Had a great time. The service was great, the food was really good and the ambiance was as expected in a casino environment. Look forward to our next visit.

Day drinking. My son and his gf strolled along the Fremont Experience in the morning and had signature cocktails at the Circa Bar. It's all about grabbing a frozen beverage mixed with your choice of spirits. My kid opted for a large pint cup of tequila and lime icy. He said the pour was strong. His gf thought a 2' margarita would be a safe bet, but she was done under half way down. A nice buzzz to start the day. A must experience on Fremont Street!

The slushie drinks are great. The bartender Hilary Braeger is a not. She was rude, but I tipped anyway. She added a "0" to her $4 tip, making it $40. She's a thief.Called the bar multiple times, tried to dispute with credit card company, no luck. Using this platform to warn people this business is dishonest and hires crooks. If you go, KEEP your receipt.

My husband and I stopped here 3-4 times in 2 nights! The reason we went back after the first time was because Martín was such a great bartender, attentive, friendly, welcoming, pours a great drink and he was definitely entertaining! Go check him out!!

Circa was amazing! The stadium sports book was spectacular and the drinks were reasonably priced.

Another one of those frozen Margarita bars. Circa Bar is located outside the main entrance along Fremont. It has a bunch of frozen flavors to choose from along with well drinks too. Bad thing is it's expensive. The good thing is it's strong. If you're hot get a frozen drink. Lots to choose from. There's multiple flavors all colorful and tasty. It's $17 for a small cup. That's a lot. Good thing is it's very strong so you can get so messed up fast. They taste almost like straight alcohol so you're actually getting your money's worth. A good one is the Green Apple. They also have Pina Colada and other classic flavors. Find it just outside the main entrance. It's on the wall along Fremont. They have well drinks too.

The Circa Bar is located on Fremont Street. They advertise having 24 different frozen drinks but we went with regular cocktails. The bartender was very low key and friendly. It was a pleasant experience. The drinks were strong and tasty. The bar was clean and organized. I would definitely visit again.

Fun stop! This was our first stop as a part of our Royal beer crawl event. We started out on the 2nd floor with enjoying our first drink. This casino is well kept and seemed pretty popular.,especially with having the added feature of the sports deck on the 2nd level. Lively atmosphere here

I was invited there by a local business representative for drinks and cigars at this location. I'm from Bergen County, NJ (this is to set the tone of my visit at this lounge/bar). I'm here for business and pleasure.. mostly pleasure.. so of course I'm not dressed for Circa's ridiculous dress code for the desert heat in July (Wear pants, not shorts. Have shoes, not sneakers.. have a collared shirt --- so the opposite of comfortable on vacation.. this is not that spot). Okay.. so the hostess at the bottom floor told me to turn around.. go back to my hotel... and change. (SUPER VIP EXPERIENCE HERE). Okay.. so I go back to my hotel and change to meet the appropriate dress code. We head upstairs, we have reservations.. mind you, we are there to smoke cigars and have libations while discussing a little business. We are told that yes, we have reservations for bottle service outdoors but because the staff does not know if it's going to rain or not (no clouds in the sky...Jersey guy really confused here) there will be no service... we'd have to walk up to the bar to order our drinks.. oh.. and if you want a cigar ash tray.. ask the bar for a cigar ash tray. Mind you.. It's pretty hot, in Las Vegas, IN THE HEAT... and now I'm told that instead of white glove VIP service... (despite the fact that I was sent the fuck back to my hotel to be dressed for this)... I'm not getting VIP service. Top it off.. y'all don't even have coolers on the roof. TL:DR - I'm not coming back because you enforce a stupid fucking dress code and can't back up that ridiculous dress code with any type of fucking service. Las Vegas is known for it's hospitality... UNLV is known for it's hospitality management program.. maybe your managers should go back to UNLV and figure out what WHITE GLOVE VIP SERVICE means.. and what having a dress code means when it comes to standard of service. If you're going to enforce a fucking dress code.. make sure you have the equipment in place to make the environment pleasurable as well as the staff in place to provide REAL WHITE GLOVE SERVICE. I mean.. could have had a few bottles of Macallan 25 on the tab... but that tab went to a different establishment that knows how to treat their clients right.

I'm a local here in Vegas and decided to check out Circa for the first time. I was told to check out Mega bar which is the largest bar in Nevada. I met the bartender Franchise and he is hands down one of the best bartenders I have come across. Very friendly and great humor. This bar is also a flair bar do all the bartenders there do tricks with liquor bottles while making your drinks which was a great experience. The energy was great and the service was even better. I'll definitely be back to see franchise.