O'Sheas

This establishment is very laid back sitting in the alley way of the Linq hotel. Great place to drink and people watch. The service is very friendly. The only thing I didn't like was their iced drinks were way too sweet. The gentleman offered to give me a different drink but my friend drank it instead.

This review is for the Frozen Bailey's, and the Frozen Bailey's only. Came here on my last trip to Vegas, and pretty much every "what to eat" guide had this drink on their itinerary, so I figured it had to be on mine.We ordered one of these from their outdoor bar on the way to In-N-Out (highly recommend pairing this drink with a double double animal style). It was mid afternoon and not busy at all, so we were promptly served.I'm going to attempt to describe this drink but really, you just need to go try it. Like an alcoholic coffee milkshake, but it feels and tastes so good in your mouth in the Vegas heat that it has this kind of addictive quality to it. If I had no plans that night (or if I were here ending my night) I would have probably downed like three of these and suffered the consequences (I'm assuming these things have to give you a massive hangover or at least the sh*ts). This is a must stop if you're in Vegas. For real.

Love this place! The craps table by the door, was usually a minimum of $10.00. At 9 pm, they raised to $15.00 min. They have an amazing frozen Bailey's! Very refreshing and fun to drink when you're playing (and winning) Bartender Brian rocks! Wish it was bigger, but glad they still exist ! Keep it up. See ya next time

One of my favorite places in Las Vegas super friendly staff very chill environment. They have a variety of different teams, including beer pong there is no dress code so you can come as comfortable as you would like. I always get lucky here and always seem to win. It's my go to spot.!!!

Tasty slushie but quite expensive. Definitely just get one to share with people cause it's very rich. Friendly bartender.

I need you to trust me on this, ORDER A FROZEN BAILEYS. It truly lives up to the hype! It's my favorite drink to grab when I'm in Las Vegas. The Blarney Bar on the outside of O'Sheas is a perfect place to sit and people watch on the Linq Promenade while sipping your drink. Also, the bartenders are always super friendly and that's not something I come across often in Vegas!I've never really spent time inside of the O'Sheas bar myself, but it's always lively and everyone seems to be having a great time!

This is more of a heads up than anything.Yesterday late afternoon I finally got over to O'Shea's on the last day of my Vegas jaunt to try one of their infamous frozen Bailey's drinks that I've been reading all about in several facebook groups.Since none of the table games were open in O'Shea's, and I wasn't sure if the cocktail waitresses in the slot machine area outside of O'Shea's would have access to the frozen Bailey's drinks, I sat at their bar and clarified with the bartender before I ordered, "If I play video poker here at the bar do I get comped drinks?" Bartender answers, "You get your first drink comped. You have to play and maintain a balance of $20 to get additional drinks." So I put in $40, ordered my frozen Bailey's drink and tipped the bartender.Seeing that it is 105 degrees in Vegas right now, the frozen drink hit the spot as would any cold beverage. It was nothing to write home about though and in my opinion, not worth the hype. And see the accompanying photo to see how small it was.I continued playing video poker and after about 10 minutes, I asked the bartender what kinds of cider they have as I was thirsty for a nice cold cider instead of a second frozen Bailey's. They don't have cider drinks at O'Shea's, an Irish pub... I found that rather surprising.So I just ordered a Blue Moon draft. The bartender clarified that it wouldn't be comped because I wasn't playing the $1.25 per hand max play. He pointed to a light on the top of the machine that would turn red when I gambled enough max play hands to "earn additional free drinks." I said, "Oh ok, thanks" and I cashed out and left. You can spend $200 playing video poker but if it's 1-4 credits per play your money doesn't "qualify" for comped drinks, but if you spend $20 or whatever the hell number they deemed "drink qualify-worthy" by playing 5 credits, you "qualify" for comped drinks... Make it make sense.I just wanted to share my experience to give the rest of you the heads up about how the comped drinks work at O'Shea's bar just in case you're planning on heading over for a frozen Bailey's and don't want to pay $21.50 for a dinky azz frozen Bailey's drink, which was the comped price for the drink on the receipt.In my opinion, you're better off buying a bottle of Bailey's at a liquor store and doctoring up a chocolate milk shake from McDonald's.At the very least you'll at least hopefully feel welcomed wherever you doctor up your Mickey D's shake.

My friends and I had such a great time here. The first thing we did was hit the roulette table and spent like a good 2 hours just gambling. Then after grabbing in n out nearby, we went to play beer pong for another 2 hours. We had some random people show up and wanted to play as well so we were able to get some games going. That took another 2 hours of our time here but we had fun. If you're in the area, I would say check it out and see what luck you may have here.

I was hoping since my last Name is O'Shea, that I would get a warm nostalgic feeling from this "Casino". In a different location than my last visit 15 years ago, this newer location was a major disappointment. Their large signage outside in the Promenade of the Linx, would give the impression that a fun vibrant Irish themed Casino was awaiting me behind the double door entrance. Instead, there was a dingy dimly lit bar that had scout ten mostly empty gaming tables. I wanted to pick up some souvenirs to replace old shot glasses and t shirts, but they didn't even have that, not that I could find in this one room entry into the real casino, The Linx. I was really disheartened and disappointed

Came here to try the frozen baileys drink and it was delicious! It wasn't super thick and easy to drink. It was pretty filling so I did not finish the entire drink. The bar was fun to watch football over the weekend.