NoMad Bar

The NoMad Bar in Las Vegas isn’t just a hotel lounge — it’s a destination in its own right, tucked away in the NoMad Hotel (a “hotel within a hotel” concept inside Park MGM) with a feel that leans library-meets-lounge. Its entrance is subtly placed, off the main casino floor, giving it a discreet, exclusive aura. The interior is richly appointed: velvet banquettes, dark woods, parquet flooring, brass accents, and a gilded back bar that glows against the darkness — all carefully styled to feel luxurious without being overbearing. The drink program is led by Leo Robitschek, whose team has earned high praise (including ranking as “Best Bar in North America” and top world bar honors). The cocktail menu includes both refined classics and inventive, playful creations — and some of the signature “sharing drinks” (designed for 4–8 people) are a highlight. But the NoMad Bar is more than cocktails. They also serve “dinner and late night bites” — an eclectic menu of small plates, snacks, and shareables to pair with drinks. The bar’s food menu includes items such as a Maine lobster roll, truffle fries, smoked shrimp cocktail, a prime rib sandwich, gem salad, and more. Because it is part of a hotel resort complex, there is both the glamour of Las Vegas and an overlay of intimacy: you can expect quieter evenings (especially early in the week) and busier, energetic crowds on weekend and show nights. All told, NoMad Bar offers a refined, moody, and stylish cocktail + bar dining experience, balancing the theatricality of Vegas with the sophistication of a world-class mixology destination.