La Casa Cigars & Lounge

My wife and I had a great experience at La Casa. Upon entering, we were immediately greeted by Christina who let us into the humidor to pick out a cigar. They have a wide ranging selection of cigars, including a large variety of Fuentes including some of the more rare and expensive ones. Their whiskey and bourbon selection is pretty good as well. I opted for the Weller Special Reserve, and my wife had their La Casa martini. Both drinks were excellent and the price was reasonable ($25 for mine, $18 for hers).Christina is friendly, attentive, and the atmosphere here is very welcoming. This was our first time here, and will certainly be a new spot we frequent since we live close by. TL;DR; Great spot for a drink and a cigar. Highly recommend!

You push the door open and step inside Lacasa. The warm air greets you, fresh and clean--a surprise for a cigar bar. The room is softly lit, with shadows dancing across the wood-paneled walls. Leather bucket chairs, worn just enough to feel comfortable, are scattered in perfect disarray. You take a seat, sink into the leather, and look around. There's a quiet hum in the air--low conversations, the sound of a glass being set on a table, the occasional laugh. It's the kind of place where time slows down, where you can sit for hours without noticing.From a corner, the faint notes of music drift through the air. On Sundays, there's a harpsichord player, the gentle melody weaving through the soft conversations. On other nights, vocalists take the stage, filling the room with beautiful melodies that range from Sinatra to folk, country, and blues. The music fits the space, blending seamlessly into the evening without overpowering it.From your seat, you catch sight of the humidor, conveniently placed across from the bar, its glass doors gleaming under the low light. This is where Jason comes in. You watch him approach, always dressed sharply in his suit, the picture of elegance. When he greets you, there's a knowing smile--a man who understands his cigars as well as the people who enjoy them. "Ask for Butch," he might say with a grin if the little French bulldog isn't with you that evening. But if Butch is there, curled at your feet, Jason always makes sure to acknowledge him like an old friend.Jason walks you to the humidor, opening the doors with the reverence of a craftsman revealing his finest work. He gives you a quiet tour, his voice low but sure as he explains each cigar, its origins, its character. You don't feel rushed. Jason moves at the pace of the room itself--deliberate, thoughtful. When he selects a cigar for you, you know it's not just any cigar. It's the one meant for this moment, for you.Across the room, Mike, the owner, moves through the bar. He's warm and congenial, always with a smile that puts people at ease. He stops to chat with a couple at the bar, laughs, claps the man on the shoulder, and moves on. Mike is the kind of owner who makes you feel like you've been coming here for years, even if it's your first visit. His presence is subtle, but reassuring, like the steady rhythm of the night.The waitresses glide between tables, graceful and unobtrusive. They're part of the scene, too, knowing when to step in, when to pour another drink, and when to leave you alone with your thoughts. They move like they belong here, elegant without trying.There's a private smoking room, quieter and more secluded, but the action is here, in the main lounge. The air remains clean, fresh, and easy despite the cigars that are smoked with care. You light up, and the smoke curls lazily into the air, blending with the low light and the easy sounds of conversation.The vocalist finishes her set, and the room settles into a gentle quiet. You take a slow sip of your drink, and for a moment, you forget about time. That's what Lacasa does--it wraps you in its warmth and familiarity, a place where you can come, sit, and belong. With Jason guiding you through the humidor and Mike welcoming you like an old friend, Lacasa is more than just a cigar bar. It's a place where the world slows down, and where life feels simpler, better.

Great place for a drink and smoke. Friendly service. Great drinks. Top notch place to sit. Relaxing with a great cigar. Love the atmosphere here. Inviting. Dark. Cigar lounge. Plenty of seats comfortable environment. Glad to have made the trip.

Came to Tivoli village for dinner, after dinner we decided to walk around and to our surprise we ran into La casa Cigar lounge, we were greeted right away, the lounge is small and quaint, with a relaxed vibe. They have a great selection of cigars to choose from and a fully stocked bar. There was live music on the patio to enjoy which they have nightly. They would benefit from having another big screen TV for those that are seated on the Inside, currently they have one TV for all to enjoy. This lounge definitely requires a return visit. It's great to find awesome places to enjoy outside of the strip.

A trip to Las Vegas and an opportunity to get off the strip! SCORE!!!!"ONE PART RETAIL, ONE PART LOUNGE, ONE PART LIVE MUSIC VENUE AND ONE PART VIP RETREAT, LA CASA IS THE ULTIMATE CIGAR-LOVER'S SANCTUARY"Per the website, this is the first line and it is true. They had a nice humidor and selection of cigars, a large bar to sit at as well as a large amount of small table and big comfy chairs and table to sit at and relax. My husband is a cigar aficionado and doesn't drink and I don't smoke, but enjoy a nice cocktail or a glass of wine. This Cigar Lounge catered nicely to both of us. And the plus was the live music venue each night. Music Venue: https://lacasacigars.com/locations/las_vegas It was so great to get off of the "Las Vegas Strip" which we tried just one night for a cigar bar. While it was a 30+ minute drive, we liked it so much we went back three (3) nights in a row. The cigars, the drinks - I had a wonderful spicy margarita, were all reasonably priced. Significantly lower than if you went to one of the big hotels on the strip itself. The live music was extremely enoyable and provided great entertainment for the evening. Oh, and there is NO cover charge to get in. So the entertainment comes with your cigar and/or drink. The staff was ok. Nothing over the top, but not bad either. The lounge, as noted above was comfortable and provided for a relaxing evening with my best friend; my husband. Do I recommend you go? ABSOLUTELY. You are crazy not too if you want to avoid the highway robbery of the STRIP. The biggest compliment I can offer is "I WILL BE BACK" the next time I am in Las Vegas. Keep it up team. What a great spot.

Came in My Birthday weekend, started and stopped to have Stick and Coffee. Shop is nice and quiet

Good people good atmosphere. I used to have my event here. It didn't work out. My event is in no way affiliated with anyone at my brokeragecigarsrealestate.com is a personal brand.

This is not your average cigar bar. Not only do they have a wide range of cigars, they have a beautiful full bar and cocktail menu. They also have live music every night. They even have a couple of food options! On top of that, the location is beautiful and the staff is so helpful. I would absolutely go back.

Very cool chill vibe here at LA Casa Vegas. Clean, spacious, in and out door seating, full top shelf bar, nice sized humidor, both member and non-member. 1 TV at the bar. Music and live music. I can dig it here, haha. Salud. Our waitress Christina provided spectacular customer service.

Great music and great service. La Casa is always top-notch. With live music every night and fantastic humidor and members area as well.