The Vegas Supper Club is Back and Better Than Ever
The idea of a “supper club” might conjure up images of midcentury glamour, big band music, and dapper outfits. But supper clubs are coming back to Las Vegas is a big way, from high-end exclusive experiences on-Strip to smaller venues off-Strip that cater to locals. Today, host Dayvid Figler sits down with Review-Journal entertainment columnist John Katsilometes (AKA Johnny Kats) to talk about the resurgence of supper clubs and where to find them in Las Vegas.
Read more about John’s recommendations in the Review-Journal here!
Here are the spots that John mentions in this episode:
- Delilah at the Wynn
- Mayfair Supper Club at Bellagio
- Rouge Room at Red Rock Casino
- The Vault at Bellagio
- Vic’s Las Vegas at Symphony Park
- Maxan Jazz
- Dispensary Lounge
- NoMad Library at MGM Grand
- Superfrico at the OPM Theater
- Voltaire at the Venetian
- The Composer’s Room Showlounge and Restaurant at Commercial Center opening November 19th
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