Amanda Olynik

Great drinks at decent prices at Juliet Cocktail Room in Las Vegas

The Solo Scale:

This is more of a cocktail room vibe, so if you’re solo, you could consider asking for a table around the outskirts to avert the feeling that you’re being watched. There is also a bartop, so you can sit there (though you’ll have to crane your head to watch any live acts).

In the Venetian & Palazzo complex, you’ll find a wealth of connected shops, restaurants, and bars waiting for you alongside attractions. That includes the wax museum or the ability to take a gondola through the mimicked canals of Venice. If you’re waiting to get to a dinner reservation, have some time to kill, or just want the ambiance of a lounge the way that typically only Vegas can provide, the Juliet Cocktail Room located just off the casino floor at the Venetian is a fantastic option!

Despite it being dinner time, there was no wait to get a table for two. Even as we walked to our table, we noticed plenty of other open seating. It’s not much of a surprise. Vegas has a wealth of supply when it comes to places to grab a bite or drink. It’s still nice to not have to wait for very long.

Just like other Vegas lounges, you’ll get live entertainment at the Juliet Cocktail Room. Here, it’s in the form of a live lounge singer along with a band doing covers of popular music. Everyone performing is very talented and they’ve set up the performance area with a slight distance from the tables, which means it isn’t too loud.

The drinks are surprisingly decently priced for Las Vegas. In fact, one of the drinks was actually lower than the menu said it was. I’m not sure if that’s just because they hadn’t updated their point-of-sale systems.

The drinks were unique, tasty, a decent price, and they came in really interesting vessels. All of the drinks we ordered came in a unique way, which was a fun addition to the experience.

My drink on the right — a Cork and Thorn. It’s Fords Gin, Fig & Rose Syrup, Whispering Angel Rosé Wine, and Grapefruit Bitters.
My drink on the right, a “Lords of Scotland”. It’s Johnnie Walker Black scotch, fresh pear juice, cinnamon syrup, and cherry bark bitters.

Overall, this was a great in-between stop from exploring and dinner. It can get a bit noisy because it’s right off the casino floor. Still, there’s plenty of comfortable seating in a very cool dining area, a delicious drink menu that is fairly good for Vegas pricing, and has entertainment and attentive service. It’s a definite recommendation if you’re after a drink in the Venetian & Palazzo!

For more information, check out their website here.

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