Eastside Lounge

Fun lounge. The piano players weren't dueling. They were playing songs together. Would definitely go again.

Eastside Lounge in the Encore is one of my favorite cocktail bars in Las Vegas. It's the best spot to people watch and have cocktails. I take visiting friends and family there if they're in the mood for great drinks and a low key place to hang out. They have dueling pianos that perform after 9pm. The cocktail lounge area with tables overlooking the resort pool can get extremely busy. I always sit at the bar so I can people watch. Eastside Lounge has the BEST lychee martini I've ever had. It's refreshing and garnished with a lychee. Anytime I'm craving lychee I come here for one of their martinis. Whether you're visiting Vegas, are a guest at the hotel, or a Vegas local, definitely make a visit to Eastside Lounge for amazing craft cocktails and some of the best people watching on the strip.

I just have to tell you that the staff at the Eastside Lounge are just outstanding. This is my go to place for a Bloody Mary in the morning. KERELL is always so helpful and super friendly. I never have to wait for a second drink.Check them out.....

Stopped in before Lionel Ritchie concert. Bartender Frank turned me onto Tajin on the rim of my Cadillac Margarita and life will never be the same again. It tasted so good. I'm surprised I've never heard or seen this before. It's probably been around forever. Good stuff.

We had a great time here at the dueling piano bar. We got a great seat and had a wonderful time listening to the music and people watching.Service was a little slow but we had some excellent Espresso Martinis - one of our favorites and their signature drink! Would definitely return.

I promise I will never spend another red cent between Wynn and Encore due to this final negative straw at Eastside Lounge.So as a hotel guest (Encore) I had a late night and finally made it back to the property. Food options are limited past midnight, but luckily Caffe Al Theatro was open. I purchased a quick bite at the aforementioned in Wynn to satiate/sober up for the walk back to my room at Encore. After which I patronized Parasol Down before making that final walk to Encore. The bartender at Parasol Down advised that Eastside Lounge was the venue open latest and had a bit of a social scene late night. Taking the bartender's advice, I figured that was the best place to consume my late night meal **THAT WAS PURCHASED AT THE RESORT**With my pizza in hand, I trekk there hoping I can scarf down my pizza in peace and with good ambiance before heading to my room. I approach Eastside Lounge seating, a couple of tables away from the piano. This disheveled, poorly penciled eyebrow cocktail waitress immediately follows and says "I'm sorry, no outside food here." I ask, "Despite this being purchased at Caffe el Theatro within this very resort?" and present the receipt that reflects the in-resort transaction not even 15 minutes ago. She nods yes, and I comply and move towards the bar seating at the outer edge where the bartender has absolutely no issue with me eating my meal I purchased within the resort. Seriously, two of the three of the bar staff don't even bat an eye at my presence.The rude, abrasive and unbecoming attitude from this cocktail waitress reinforced the notion that I should never, and will never return to this resort. Despite the lounge being completely empty and unpatronized this dusty cocktail waitress made it a point to exclude and prevent me from patronizing the area--despite being a hotel guest! Imagine that! Between Fontainebleau up the road and Stations Casinos opening upscale properties throughout the Las Vegas valley, there is absolutely no reason for me to continue supporting properties and entities that dgaf about the very folks footing their bills. *TUH* if that's the high horse you want to ride into obscurity, I'll be sure to illuminate that path!

This is a great alternative to nightlife inside the Wynn resort that isn't an ultraclub or a live concert or production. This is actually located in the Encore side. I walked by and just wanted to stop in for a drink. Dueling pianos are always a good time! The energy and vibe here is nice, late 30's to 50's crowd. The service is quick and friendly from the cocktail servers. Drink prices are universal within the resort, $16-$22 for a mixed drink. If you don't feel like hitting XS or dishing out a few hundred dollars for some show tickets, come here and request a song and enjoy a drink!

We had the greatest night in Vegas, thanks to Eastside Lounge. We were already at the Winn for the buffet dinner on a Saturday night (and it was the greatest buffet but that's for another review). We were wandering around before 9 p.m. and decided to check out the dueling pianos and grab a post-dinner drink. So glad that we did! First off, because we showed up a few minutes before 9 p.m., there were still tables available so we got a great two-seater spot near the action of the piano.Once the dueling pianos started, we furiously jotted down a bunch of song requests along with a tip and brought it up to the performers that night, Bonnie Mason and Christopher Lash and they proceeded to play our requests, along with the requests of so many others, making for a really fun singalong. Before long, there was a huge line of people just waiting to get in, singing and swaying from outside the bar.In the early part of the night, the crowd was a much older, quieter crowd, but after a couple of hours, we had a big rowdy group of younger people and it could have gone all wrong, but instead it livened things up and made it very memorable. Strangers were dancing with each other, old people with young people, the performers were HILARIOUS with their banter. I don't know if it was the stiff cocktails or the company, but I felt like "These are my people" and we aren't all so different after all. It was beautiful! And the night lit up with songs like "Sweet Caroline" and "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Piano Man." We stayed until after 1 a.m. when they had to take their first break. It was a magical evening and when we come back to Vegas, we will make sure to put this at the top of our list.

Lounge details were pretty with the crystals designed into the aesthetics. Always love a Piano bar. Staff was super nice & quick with the drink orders. Wynn's Signature Singing Frog was surprisingly a good Lager. Age bracket was between 30-50's, which was a nice mixture. Great place to to visit for some live music.

Outstanding atmosphere, outstanding staff. Excellent environment to relax, have a drink and enjoy your company