Trump Hotel Lobby Bar

Bruschetta is a must! Service was perfect. We enjoyed sitting in one of the lounge type areas to relax a bit.

Captive Audience. Stopped by around 4pm to have a drink before dinner. The bar was packed as was the restaurant and there was a wait list to get in. If you are staying at the Trump Hotel, there are not a lot of dining choices or bars near by unless you walk to the Strip or take a taxi. Our experience with the restaurant was also that service is good but slow, wait to take your order and to check back with you.

Why operate at full capacity if you can’t function well at full capacity? Lounge was pretty packed but that doesn’t excuse the waiting 10 minutes just to get someone to notice us and ask us what we need. No apologies, no explanations, nothing. Then she can’t even bring us one of the three things we asked for. This was ridiculous. I understand if food is slower at full capacity, but come on. Hostess was busy doing other stuff before she sat us, then this happened. I’m staying at the hotel and I’m mighty disappointed.

Price point does not reflect food quality. Eggs Benedict were cold. Delicious but cold… Like an ex’s unplanned pregnancy. Extra star for the nice wait staff.

Service sucks. Waiter was slow and just not nice. I’m a waitress and I like to feel welcomed, this was not the case. But it’s convenient so what the hell. Plus, the bad service lowered our overall expense since he sucked and our tip reflected that.
Our food, however, was excellent.

Having a couple expensive beers at the lobby. Fourthly, I am ashamed to be at a trump property, I hate giving money to that guy, but it was the cheapest hotel around. I asked for a peroni and the bartender never heard of it, but eventually found it. After having a second beer, they didn’t give a fresh glass. That is standard practice even in dive bars.

Drinks are horrible and expensive here. Find another bar. Don’t waste your time here.

Had the breakfast at the Trump Hotel, for $ 50 we had a croissant egg sandwich and 3 walnut pancakes!
The pancakes were horrible, cold, dry, and the walnuts were whole, the time was not taken to cut them into smaller pieces! The egg sandwich had 2 whole pieces of sausage, not pattys, 2 sausage rolls and they were not cooked properly.
What an absolute waste of money! Go to the Grand Luxe breakfast buffet at the Venetian… fantastic!

Drinks ok no problem.
Food is the reason for the rating. Crab cake sandwich was sooo nasty. Crab tasted like it sat out for a day or so…
The hotel is very nice and the staff very attentive. The restaurant should be on par with the facility.

Poor service 40 minutes to get lunch when you’re the only ones that are is in the restaurant

Nice little lobby bar, the espresso martini makes a great before you go out and breakfast drink

My husband and I had a college reunion with friends — and we all stayed at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. After everyone arrived, we all met up at the downstairs lobby bar for some drinks and chillaxin’.
What was great was the relaxing vibe, LIVE MUSIC playing, and the prompt service.
Happy Hour was 5 – 8 pm, with cocktails at only $ 5 each. I ordered a light drink, called the Framboise Fizz (raspberry flavor w/​some gin?).
My husband had a Corona light at $ 7. Reasonable prices, and good way to hang out with friends before we all head out to dinner! Seats were comfortable, and liked how they had live music up until a certain hour!

So slow, took over 50 minutes both times when told about time crunch. Never again.
Food was decent

Why the poor reviews? This bar isn’t anybody’s destination. If you’re sitting at this bar, you’re not here because you’re looking for action. You’re here because you’re probably waiting for everybody else in your group to hurry the hell up so you can get out of the terrible casino-​less hotel it’s located in and go somewhere better. And as a killing-​time type of spot, it delivers and then some. There’s live music playing (and they’re surprisingly good), you won’t struggle to grab a seat, the bartenders are all laid-​back smiles, and their signature drinks are surprisingly damn good. I can’t comment on the food, but I had maybe 4 – 5 of the signature cocktails, and I was pleasantly surprised with each one. If this was located in another hotel, with a nearby casino floor, I’d be all over it.

A really terrible bar, with $ 9 miller lites and lots of people waiting around for someplace better to be.
We sat at the bar and had a couple of beers as we waited for our gang to get together. the bar staff were friendly but they gave us a dog of a recommendation to go an eat somewhere.

There’s nothing like an old-​school hotel lobby bar for people watching and feeling like a perverted traveling salesman! Lobby bars are the crossroads of the hotel, and usually a great place to chill and watch the neverending Vegas tragedy. The lobby bar at the Trump is more tragic than fun, though… kind of like sitting at a lobby bar on a Sunday night in Moldova, three days after the apocalypse, when the liquor supply’s running low and the few surviving hookers are glowing with radioactivity.
I was here on a Saturday night, on a very busy weekend, so the place should have been jamming. Instead, I found a cavernous, bedazzled lobby strewn with a few tired married couples sitting in shitty, flimsy banquet hall chairs, sipping coffee from paper cups, listening to the creepy lounge duo croon adult contemporary schlock.
I sat at the bar proper (no shitty banquet chair for me) and ordered a $ 9 vodka cranberry. The other bar customers included a few cognac-​swirling, cardigan-​wearing, eerily sedate Irish bachelor party-​goers, and one crazy New Age prostitute who was boring the bartender with talk of astrophysics, positive thinking, and the Tibetan Book of the Dead, which she was allegedly reading. Neither one seemed interested in starting up a conversation… so I finished my drink and bailed.
Verdict: maybe I just hit it on a bad night, but it wasn’t much fun. Better hotel lobby bars are to be found at MGM Grand (Zuri), Caesars Palace (Galleria), and my favorite, the Petrossian Bar at Bellagio.