Extra Lounge

The bartenders here are amazing! Great guys who take care of their customers. Mark on the graveyard shift is the best! Been coming here for 15 years when I’m in Vegas and he always gives top notch service; my glass is never empty. Andrew, Michael and Raul are awesome too. When we come to this bar we feel like family. Check it out when you’re in town!

Extra Lounge is the place you go to, to sit down, have a drink and enjoy listening to live music. I was here on a Monday night listening to Monroy (80’s Cover Band), and for someone who enjoys more mainstream music, I enjoyed it. Waitresses were quick to get you your drinks and were also very friendly. Make sure to stop by here before you head out or why not spend your evening vibing to the 80’s. Cheers!

The «lounge» is pretty bad, if I could I would rate it zero stars. Waitress that helped us (the only reason I gave the «lounge» a star) was really nice, but this bar is way over priced. Paid $ 10 for a watered down vodka cranberry that I could’ve gotten for free just by gambling at the penny machines. Would not recommend this «lounge» to anyone, definitely will not return

What kept me from voting the Extra Lounge lower is that it is great for people watching being near a hotel exit, has comfy modern seating, decent service, and great bands even if management keeps the band volume lower than I would like. Otherwise, I would rather visit Yolos. The bands we saw here on Friday and Saturday nights were great and covered a lot of different songs, but were hampered by the volume on the vocals being barely audible. We told the waitress about this, and she advised how annoyed she was with this too, but said it was managements’ decision to turn down the volume this low. Even so, the venue could at least do a better job of audio balancing or get 3 man bands instead of 4 – 5. There will be at least 1 – 2 tables that are really digging the music and sometimes a handful of people will dance while everyone else is talking among themselves.
The waitress from both nights provided great service, easy on the eyes, and recognized me on the second night. During the day, there’s a handful of TVs that can show various sports games, and the staff are willing to change the channel to what the people want.

Whenever I see the Extra Lounge at Planet Hollywood, I always think about that stupid show and their theme song, «EXTRA EXTRA» but I guess it’s a good location inside Planet Hollywood since it fits in with the fakeness of the Planet Hollywood theme.
This is a great place to watch live bands play and mingle with the international crowd and the slot machines are just seconds away from the Extra lounge and not to far from the exit to the strip.

This is an alright little spot. It’s a wide open lounge area and definitely on the small side. But the cover bands /​singers aren’t too shabby and the waitresses are quick to take your order and bring your drinks. All in all, not a bad spot to hang out for a bit.

Supposedly Holly Madison is on her way down… AND she did show up. Kind of cool. Other than that a pretty average fancy little lounge with overpriced drinks in Vegas.

Great little sports bar to lounge in and relax. Plenty of flat screens everywhere with ESPN and all the games. The bar tenders here are friendly and are heavy handed with their pours!
I also have to say that I think PH has hottest cocktail waitresses in town!

My girlfriends and I made this bar our second home during last weekend’s birthday rockstar happy time trip to Vegas. Bartender Drew adored us and we attracted what we called the United Nations of Hotness both nights — Swedes, Brits, and the ubiquitous American d-​bag.
It’s not trendy, it’s not hip, and the warbling singer dude tends to ruin whatever atmosphere there is. But there’s lots of seats and the slots and tables are just a few steps away. I love you, Extra Lounge!
The only thing wrong with this place are the drink prices. I couldn’t bear to look at the tabs, so I just charged it to my room. And I still haven’t looked at that bill…

By most measures, this is just another casino bar, but its location and high visibility make it a hotspot in spite of OTHER Planet Hollywood bars’ advertising and designerly chic; right inside the doors from Las Vegas Blvd, adjacent to the poker room, and near the stairs for the Mezzanine, Extra Lounge probably sees more traffic than the other bars combined.
Saturday nights here are decidedly raucous, with the high prospect of seeing the young mingled with new school celebrities; PH is still really new. Sunday and Monday nights from 9 – 1, the extra bar serves as a karaōke spot. And Karaōke is what it is… rarely good, but entertaining!
Oh, and one of the most kick@ss Bloody Marys I’ve ever ever had at 3:15am… & 3:35am… 4:00… 4:10… 4: something… 5: ish…

Fun to relax and have a drink, watch TV and talk, nothing more. I prefer to save the $ and play them on a nearby slot and just tip the CW $ 1, but thats just me.

During my last trip in Vegas, we stopped at the Extra Lounge for some drinks since it was smack dab in the middle of the Planet Hollywood Casino.
Basically, the service here isn’t that great, and the drinks were not good at all. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind paying Vegas prices for drinks, but not for shitty drinks… My friends and I ordered LC’s, and usually we like them, but the ones here almost killed us.
The only good thing about this place is that it’s in the middle of the casino, so you can stop here for a drink real quick if walking around.

At my recent Vegas trip, one of the weirdest place I ever stumbled across was this place… the Extra Lounge.
I didn’t know the significance of this place until I went home and checked it out. Apparently, this is the area where their television show’s Extra correspondents would taped their interview segments at this location whenever they do a celebrity interviews in Las Vegas.
Just imagine how many times Paris Hilton or Brad Pitt may have visited Vegas and have been interviewed at this spot.
I can’t say I was sitting at the same reclining seats that Brad Pitt might have chilled only because I thought it was a typical sports bar. They have about 8 television screens on the wall showing NFL football games when we were there. So it doesn’t looked like an interview set.
We decided to bypass the gaming machines at the bar and hit the low reclining sofa chair and the foot stool. It is actually was pretty nice to chill out there, but it can be a real pain in the arse when the people waiting in buffet lines would occupied some of the chairs that is for the lounge patrons.
Lazy bums!
After those freeloading moochers took off, there would be new wave of them wanting to take the seats. So sometimes you have to get aggressive with those buffet patrons would are tired of standing in that long line and taking those cushioned seats.
The margarita drink I had ordered was a bit stiff. It’s definitely strong, but a bit off from what I would liked. The great news is that the price on those drinks range around $ 8-​$ 10 which is a lot lower than other Vegas bars (ie B Bar at the Wynn).
The Extra Lounge is very close to the front entrance of the Planet Hollywood casino and right next to the Miracle Mile shopping mall inside of the hotel. Definitely a prime spot in the Planet Hollywood casino. you can’t missed it. Oh, did I mentioned that it was next to the buffet line? Gawd, I hate those guys. Just move those line to another direction and I would have been satisfied.
Other than those pesky squatters, it is actually a cool place to get a few drinks right before you shop or gamble at the Planet Hollywood (formerly known as Aladdin) casino.
Too bad, I didn’t see any celebrities that gotten interviewed there at the time. However I am pretty sure I sit on a chair that might been occupied by the butt of Paris Hilton…
…naaaw!
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PS. The bar is also open 24 Hours.
Quality: ***
Décor: ***
Service:***
Amenity: ***
Ambiance: ***