Shadow Bar

Great ambiance to relax and unwind. Friendly servers, great beverage selection, comfortable seats.

Great pours and great selection. Bartenders are friendly and professional. If this is ‘just another Vegas bar’ then the bar is set fairly high.

Love the shadow bar! I have never been to a strip club and don’t necessarily care for women dancing around all scantily clad but the Shadow Bar classes up the dance scene with a partition. Not to mention a wonderful DJ that mixes up the popular EDM with today’s top hits!
The bartenders give out free shots every once in a while and it’s a great spot to smoke a cigar. Great lounge-​y vibe in the heart of Caesar’s palace!

Stopped for a couple of cocktails after the Rod Stewart concert at the Colosseum. I wasn’t sure at first what the screen was behind the bar then I realized it was live, nude dancers dancing in the shadows behind the screen!
Very sensual and mysterious just watching the dancer’s silhouettes… The female DJ that night was awesome and tunes just seemed to flow. Light crowd, mostly business men and girls night out group. Music not too loud so you can still have a conversation with your date or friend AND dance if you want to. No dance floor designated just get up from your table and groove if you want to. The bar is nice even without being seated — casual and you could mingle with others if you chose to. Comfy seating and the waitress was attentive! I would go there again just to watch the dancers and of course even more fun with a date or group friends — intimate and music not too loud.
Definitely on my favorite list to take my out of state friends to if we don’t feel like clubbing.

Give me a break Caesars Palace, to charge almost $ 30 for a Captain n Coke and a vodka club soda? Screw YOU. That is OFFENSIVE. We would have stayed and bought multiple rounds before the show started but instead we left. Getting raped once is enough. So we left and went very early to the shania twain showroom. Bought two more drinks for pretty much the same price. I am all about making money but this is so OFFENSIVE I will never go back to your property.

If you’re looking for a classier, subtle version of a strip club, then this place is for you.
The lounge, itself, is rather small and dark. The main attraction is the two lighted screens behind the bar, behind which very flexible and fit girls dance and project their shadows. As a girl, I can guarantee that they hire the most mesmerizing dancers: how do you even move your body like that? And so sexily, at the same time?! (Also kind of made me wish they’d re-​enact the opening to Avatar: The Last Airbender.) The DJ working on the night that I went was really good: there was a good variety of remixes of the top 50 and even classic rock. Also, the bartenders do a lot of tricks: juggling, throwing, you name it.
I knock off a star for two reasons: One, is because it is sort of cozy in there – the waitresses had near collisions with me several times, although I was just sitting rather stationary at my table; two, is because the drinks were overpriced ($ 13 for an AMF). But I guess I shouldn’t be surprised at the prices coming from a lounge in Vegas.
OVERALL (⁴⁄₅): Nice ambience. There’s always something to piqué your interest, whether it be the tantalizingly flexible shadow girls, awesome DJ, or the talented bartenders doing tricks. Just be wary of its small real estate, if you’re traveling with a large party, and the toll it’ll have on your pocket if you wanna get buzzed.

Came here on a Sunday night to start off the night. It sounded cool by the description but we all found it pretty lame. There was only 2 shadow dancer screens and they weren’t very interesting. Also they started closing down just after midnight.
Its ok if you want a quick drink but I wouldn’t spend a considerable portion of the evening there.

I do like to come here, but the drinks are way overpriced. Been here many many times. Love to watch the shadow, but not sure its worth the price.

A great place to start your night in Vegas after enjoying dinner in one of Caesars many amazing restaurants. Open seating atmosphere with great entertainment. Drinks are definitely spendy but it keeps the dirty Vegas riff-​raff out and keeps it classy. Dress code is required so you’ll need to be looking nice.
Dancers start at 9 and provide quite a show and a great conversation starter. It’s got my wife’s approval so it maintains a high level of class and good taste in music.

My wife and I, both locals, rolled in here Saturday night at 7:50 to get a drink before our dinner reservation. Apparently there is a shift change at 8:00. There were five groups in the whole place, but we did not get served until after shift change at 8:05. The waitress relieved at 8 told us she was too busy and had to run; the next girl was late and would get to us. But both waitresses had time to fiddle with their phones at the bar before the second one took our order. Well, we only had time for one drink, not more, so they lost out on the tip and a higher drink order, and we will not go back. Also, I am not sure why one of the three bartenders tending to only two groups at the bar did not just ask us what we wanted; we were at the first row of tables to the bar. Oh, I know why, they were more interested in not working.

Seeing the shadows from the street lights outside and a woman and her dog’s shadow stretched across the street taking an evening stroll, I started thinking about Vega$ and the Shadow Bar. It’s a cool, little pit stop between destinations when you’re in Vegas. It wasn’t busy that night since the place is known for its girls that dance behind the white veil. Sexy silhouettes. No girls that weekday night, so it was a nice place to have a few drinks with friends and observing — put simply — curtains.

We stopped in here on Friday night while bar hopping our way around the strip. We only stayed for a half hour or so, long enough to have a drink, listen to the music, take in the entertainment and get a feel for the vibe.
Drinks were nothing to really write home about, they were what we expected and a bit on the stiffer side. The waitress was pretty quick and attentive to our needs, so we left her a good tip.
Music was kind of a weird mix of electronic/​dance 90s which we had a bit of a laugh over. The shadow dances, which the bar is named for, were interesting to watch without being too distracting and gave the bar an ambiance that is quite different from a typical strip club. Their dance skills were varied and sometimes a bit off.
The bartenders were pretty talented in juggling bottles and spinning glasses, always a bit of extra entertainment.
Shadow Bar isn’t a bad place to stop by if you’re in the area. It wasn’t too busy while we were there and it picked up a bit as the evening went on. I’d be happy to stop by in the future if I’m wandering by on vacation.

Shadow Bar is a nice place to come to sit down and chill with a big group instead of being in the crowded area or paying a cover charge. The music is recent radio music and there are shadow dancers behind a screen. The waitress told us that they are real and are wearing nothing but a G string. The drinks are expensive and the service was just okay. The waitress checked up on us when we had to wave her down.
overall, just A– Okay to come here to chill a little because there was plenty of seats on a saturday night.

Best shadow puppets ever!!!

Our last night in Vegas and winding down after partying before and after NYE, we really didn’t want to go to Pure or be around a lot of people. So we decided to check this bar out located inside Caesars Palace.
For a Tuesday night, this bar wasn’t popping but the music was ok and there was seating. The bartenders were not the friendliest or cared to really want to bartend either!
Our friends had a couple of mixed drinks and Minh and I ordered some wine.
Looking around I liked how they decorated the place, above the bar were two white screens with silhouettes of girls dancing. Sexy yes but if the music changed from let’s say LMFAO to a rock song the dancing didn’t match up!
I think one trip is enough for me, I don’t think I’ll be coming back unless we are pre-​partying before we hit up Pure or another bar!
Sorry Shadow Bar you just do not give me happy feelings.

Shadow Bar was okay. The drinks were okay, not the stiffist but I had weaker ones in vegas. It’s just okay. Really loud bar with «dancers» behind a screen. I only say «dancers» cause I don’t know if they were real. We had a big group, waitress didnt come around enough, which made us decide to leave.
I might go back, not sure.

The only reason I was here is because I was, uh, wasted and wanted to continue my buzz. Didn’t realize that there was going to be an entertainment tax levied because there were two girls dancing behind a sheet, and two well vodkas (Stoli) were going to be $ 30. Rookie mistake, I know. I suppose that’s what you get for being right off the casino floor!

I enjoy the vibe in this bar. You can usually get seats, and it’s loud enough to feel like you’re «living it up», but quiet enough to carry on a conversation. I’ve been to this place quite a few times, and have never been disappointed. It’s a bit spendy, but if you want quality, you’re going to pay for it. I feel like it’s worth it.

Shadow Bar rocks! which is saying a lot considering there are so many options in Las vegas that its hard to decide where to go but look no further than Shadow Bar. Seriously the dancers are awesome and sexy as they dance naked behind a projector screen that makes them look as though they are computer animated but they are real people!!! And enough cant be said about the amazing bartenders.
I would like to give a shout out to Varhai? our bartender. I think thats how you spell his name but he was SO awesome. My bf and I went with one other couple after dining at Mesa Grill across the way and Shadow Bar was slightly dead but we decided to come in anyway. Within minutes, Varhai was doing all these fun tricks and gave us free shots. This set the tone and immediately my bf and I along with the other couple were having an amazing time… shortly after Shadow Bar started filling up with tons of people.
The dancers are so sexy (yes, I am a straight chick), the bartenders are INCREDIBLE and the music is awesome. Shadow Bar definitely did not disappoint and was a real Vegas experience.

It’s actually rare of me to commend a bar/​lounge since I think a lot of them are just shabbily put together watering holes. But I like this one a lot for various reasons.
We hit up this place on a Wed night (yes, middle of the week ftw) and it wasn’t that crowded nor too empty. Everyone had space and a good amount of open seats at the bar. The bartenders are very skilled and put on a show with juggling bottles and other amusing tricks. You can’t get bored watching them. On top of that they are very nice and chatty.
But the main attraction are the girls dancing behind a screen. Unlike many other lounges or bars you cannot get bored here even if you’re not talking to someone. There will always be something of interest to look at.
A lot of other bars or lounges have TV and I think it’s funny how bored people always look up and watch TV. You can do that at home, me thinks. You’re there to socialize or catch some entertaining acts.
I think my Jack and coke was only $ 8 + tip. Not bad considering I can pretty much nurse that thing while watching various entertaining aspects of this lounge.
Shadow Bar’s Score — 94 Points