Overlook Lounge, Aperitifs & Spirits

A mini cocktail lounge sitting astride the main walkway of the Wynn, this is a lovely place to relax and recharge from gambling and carousing.The cocktails are excellent, and in particular they make a fantastic Manhattan. You are secluded but can watch the world go by outside your table in the opulent Arabesque tent structure.

It was a chill bar with curtains all around, perfect for having drinks. The decor is good it's not too loud. And the staff is so friendly. Very clean very comfortable and enjoyable. The service all in all was first class and the menu options were all great.

On a random evening, my husband and I wanted to go to a cocktail lounge with some ambiance. We happened to be near The Wynn. From the outside, you might not take notice of Overlook lounge, but once inside, it is an elegant cocktail bar. We probably arrived around midnight on a Saturday. It was crowded, but not overly. We waited for a few moments for a table to be cleaned and we were seated. The cocktail menu was excellent, and some difficult decisions were made. Something happened that almost never happen; , my husband and I chose the same cocktail. We both chose The Gable, a bourbon cocktail with flavors of pear, cinnamon, and raisin. It was perfectly balanced, and even with the fruit flavors, it had depth, but was not sweet. It was one of my favorite cocktails on this recent Las Vegas trip. It was so good that we each had another.Service was excellent. They stopped by regularly to refill bar snacks and water, and ask if we needed anything. If you are passing by The Wynn and in need of a great cocktail, I highly recommend Overlook.

Drinks here are delish and strong so get your money's worth. service was awesome. The nuts are also so tasty

The drinks here are sooo good! It is located on the first floor of the Wynn so there was a lot of foot traffic around but easy to find. It is very loungy vibes and has good service. To me, the con that you can smoke so it was a little too strong but the server let me move tables because it wasn't busy so I was happy for that! They have these aromas that they add to the drink- not really sure if it did anything but I enjoyed watching her spray it in my drink. They were good and very easy to drink!!

The whimsical decor of the Wynn hotel is somewhat outshined by the decor of Overlook Lounge, whose maximalist aesthetic gave me sensory overload in the best way. Everything about the place-- from the paisley-adjacent printed red carpeting, to the Tiffany-adjacent lamps and expensive cocktails-- really screamed Vegas to me, so it was the perfect precursor to our first night about town. The appeal of the space is in the name-- this bar is located inside the Wynn hotel and snagging a table in the outer bar area gets you great views of the floor below you, with huge windows overlooking a waterfall. It's quite the sight, but it can be quite hard to find an available table. We settled on a booth inside, which was comparatively quieter and less occupied than the outside. We missed out on some good people watching, though there's no shortage of that during any visit to Vegas.Cocktails run about $17-$19 each, which is comparable to the price of cocktails in NY. I enjoyed an espresso martini, made with espresso liqueur, cold brew, vodka, and vanilla foam. I appreciated the plate of nuts they present you with your drinks too. One benefit of sitting inside was how easy it was to get the attention of a server, to order additional rounds or to pay our bill so we could be whisked away for whatever debauchery we were about to get up to on the strip.

Located inside the Wynn, this stunning lounge is a great spot for a drink or two or more. It's a nice, little escape from the hustle and bustle of the casino. You almost forget you're still inside the Wynn.Hubs and I stopped by for a cocktail while waiting for our dinner reservation next door. We sat at the bar, were greeted by the mixologists right away and provided menus. Although Overlook Lounge offers intriguing drinks, I decided to go with my go-to, an espresso martini. Their version was made with espresso liqueur, cold brew, vodka, and vanilla foam. Very enjoyable. My husband had a scotch. Drinks were ~$20, which is in line with most Vegas restaurants and bars.

This swanky cocktail spot located inside the Wynn was a perfect stop for my brother and I to chat and have a couple drinks. You definitely get the feel that you stepped out of the casino it a moody bar even though the slots are still within spitting distance. The bartender was great and put extra detail into the cocktails. It was all fun until my brother accidentally knocked over his entire glass of wine into his lap. The bartender offered to replace it, but he was so embarrassed and I couldn't stop snickering so we left to get him cleaned up.

First of all, this place is a bit on the pricey side but what you get for your money is excellent. The atmosphere is so elegant. Just gorgeous inside. And the cocktails are very original and imaginative with very unique recipes. They do NOT skimp on the alcohol. So you get a tasty smooth cocktail and they also serve you a generous portion of warm mixed nuts. Like having a little appetizer along with your drink. Go ahead and splurge on this fabulous place!

This bar has taken a serious downturn. It once exuded class and lived up to its reputation, but now the service has become inattentive and unprofessional. I was extremely thirsty and wanted to order water for the table, but the waitress never came by. It seems like you have to chase down the staff just to get basic service. In particular, a waitress named Charmaine (if | recall correctly) was extremely unprofessional, and I believe Wynn should consider making improvements in their hiring and training.Additionally, this venue used to sell cigars, and it was known for catering to a more refined, mature crowd. I noticed a few patrons smoking cigars, so l inquired about purchasing one, only to be told that the Wynn no longer sells them. It's disappointing to see this shift, as it feels like the venue is moving away from its once-upscale experience.Overall, the bar has lost its elegance and now attracts a rowdier, less sophisticated crowd. If you're looking for a refined, high-end experience, this is no longer the place for you. I truly hope the Wynn reconsiders its direction and brings back the class it was once known for.