Art Bar

Another tribute to the upscale foodie seen in Vegas. I am a coffee snob, and this was really good. The brand Lavazza is worth purchasing for home Brews. The service was slow, but they were short-handed, so we will give them a pass. The shop offered, Morning beverages and various lite breakfast items. I did go back for another coffee a few hours later.. I diffenatly needed it after my previous nights fun. :)

Quick stop we thought for coffee and tea...unfortunately there were only 3 people running the joint for a line of 15+ people. Service was slow, they didn't have enough people. Coffee ok, chai tea tastes like almond/hazelnut- blah. Everything bagel toasted is ok, doughy and almond croissant was big, expensive and not flaky, bad. Nice duplicates of artwork and paintings on the ceiling which is cool. Limited seating with a few chairs and a full communal table, too crowded.

I stopped here for coffee and a pastry each morning of my recent Vegas trip. Their coffee drinks were delicious and their pastries were very good. The staff was friendly and helpful. Much better than the generic, predictable Starbucks.

Breakfast, bagel and coffee. Plenty of room. Fast quick service. Plenty of room to sit.

Art Bar is really more of a lobby bar inside Downtown Grand. Nonetheless, it has pizazz. The ceiling is loaded with framed artwork and the seating is equally fashionable. Lounge chairs have decadent red plush cushions and gold frames. The bar itself is open and spacious, and over the two times I visited, the bar was never crowded. I found myself at Art Bar because the lure of $1 draft beers was irresistible. The Downtown Grand was running a special during Life is Beautiful where patrons who showed the bartender their LIB wristbands would receive $1 draft beers for the duration of that weekend. The bartender told us that beers were normally $8. What a deal! Art Bar had three drafts to choose from: Stella, Blue Moon, and Goose IPA. Service was fast and friendly and you just can't beat $1 beers. Two thumbs way up.YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2016: #62

Well made drinks in a nice hotel lobby bar. Had a nice conversation with the bartender which is always a plus. I do wish the drinks were less expensive, especially for what we got but you kind of come to expect to pay more even when Downtown now.

Definitely worth it for happy hour. I believe it's 5-7 pm. Everything is half off!I love the decor in here it's pretty nice and I feel like it's hardly ever crowded so there's no problem in having a place to sit.

This is my review of the Art Bar located at the Downtown Grand Hotel and Casino. I normally ate here late at night/early morning. They are open 24/7 and is a great place if you have the late night munchies after playing the casino.Menu: so their menu is limited, not like a full fledged restaurant but the food they serve is quite good. As mentioned earlier I usually ate late and Peter was always my server. Peter is great, attentive, polite, and very pleasant to be around. In short, Peter is awesome!Food: my first time there I had the ham and eggs. I wanted to order potatoes as well but Peter told me they came with the dish. Nothing stood out at first, but the food was very tasty. Grilled bone-in ham, eggs over easy, house potatoes, and wheat toast...it was all delicious.On a different night I had their burger. It was after midnight, closer to 1am and I had just landed from a day trip in Los Angeles and was dead tired but needed a burger. It was a very good burger, cooked perfectly (the way I asked), and to be honest was better than the burger from Gordon Ramsay BurGR.My last night there was also after midnight, had to try the Pot Roast (I love pot roast) and again I was not disappointed. It was not as tasty as Triple George but it was still very good.Summary: if you are staying at the Downtown Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, and get hungry late at night, give Art Bar a try!

Super friendly bartender, check! Menu variety and good drinks, check!Really good prices, check!I will be back again to try some of the other drinks on the menu but I did try the Burning Giraffe (which was missing the smoke), Night Watch (delicious), and a absinthe in the traditional way (did not like, not the fault of the bartender). The only reason I'm taking off one star is because they missed the smoke in the first drink and they no longer had a bar bites menu like they were still showing online. They did give you a bowl of the house made chips, but if you were looking to have something more you needed to order from the cafe off the casino floor.

This is more related to the cafe rather than my stay. If you plan on going to the cafe definitely do not, walk a few minutes to Dunkin' Donuts or whatever cafe or coffee related business you would like to order form but do not bother wasting your money or time at this cafe. The guy taking our order was names Brent and he truly showed me a good ol time painfully taking my order. It just seemed like he definitely didn't want to essentially work but like damn I didn't tell you to get this job. Definitely was not engaged in really taking the order, he was not really speaking loud and clear when taking our order and he just kept looking at me and my partner like we were really inconveniencing him and his "work" which is kind of funny considering he didn't seem like he wanted to take our order anyway. But once we got our drinks mine was made in an incorrect size because he was not relaying this information to the barista making the drinks. Instead of her making it all over again he decided to essentially tell her to dump it in a bigger cup. The food was also trash, it tasted like it was made a week ago and left for everyone to either buy or pass. Again do not waste your time or money, service is trash and so is the food.