Baccarat Lounge

Great appeal in the center of Bellagio. Very elegant but casual which is what drew us in. Very prompt service but the Old Fasions, supposedly made with Woodford, were horrible to say the least. I was debating between that or wine. .I definitely should have gone with the wine. Maybe if I would have ordered wine I would be giving 4 to 5 stars!

This is a nice place to enjoy cigars and scotch in the hotel. They have a decent list of scotches. If you are looking for a cocktail go to the other restaurants. Their cocktails are just of and the same prices as the other places.

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You can’t miss this bar if you walk from the lobby to the resort guest elevator, it’s on your left side, next the Pai Gow tables :-) The Lounge at Baccarat Bar provides sophistication with a dual view of exciting casino action as well as a glimpse into high-​end gaming. Indulge in an exotic medley of martinis, specialty drinks and an extensive cigar selection.
I love the live piano nightly and the open space of the lounge, strong drinks, service can be hit or miss.

Super pricey and totally worth it. Love the «secluded» ambiance and sipping my cocktail. Order their specialty Bellagio drink … hint of jasmine. Delicious.

Some friends and I were looking for a place to drink some tea. So we decide to check out this place. Eron was our server/​bar tender he immediately had attitude and a stuck up persona. He asked for our ID’s and treated me like a kid. I also had to go up to the bar to grab the tea cups and a second time for the honey/​lemon.

I was so disappointed. I read many reviews for this little lounge and was expecting something a little better than what I got. The initial experience was good, we were seated, 3 of us, promptly at a nice table close, but not too close to the pianist. The piano player was aces and that is why 2 stars and not one. Our cocktail waitress was unbelievably negligent, it was the holiday time I know but it was not that crowded here and she was so absolutely inattentive that I could hardly believe it. When we sat we were looking over the menu, then we ordered. My father’s drink came out first and I was told that they were out of mine, an Armagnac, so I looked over the menu and she did not come back for 10 mins. I ordered again, a cognac, the waitress went away and then came back 10 mins later and said they were out of that too. I finally got a Scotch and was pleased except that I had asked for 1 cube of ice and it came neat, I imagine that she forgot after all of those trips and to be fair my father ordered his Woodford Reserve neat. So we were sitting in the bar, listening to the pianist and chatting and soon enough my drink was gone, but I was still thirsty. We could see our waitress in the back by the register just standing there looking out over the lounge. We tried to get her attention, another couple actually got up and brought her their glass so that they could have another drink. I had no intention of doing that myself and waited for her return. She came back about 30 mins later and asked how we were doing, by this time it had taken an hour to get and drink a single drink, and not a cheap drink, my bill was $ 38 for 2 whiskeys which is fine because they were excellent but I would expect better service for whiskeys that cost $ 18 each. I would like to say that I will be back and try again but I really doubt that I will.

My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary, we stopped here to grab a few drinks before we saw O. We had 3drinks that came out to $ 52.00. I had my card on file to start a tab. When I got the bill I did not use my card I paid cash. The next day I checked my account and they charged my card $ 52. Even though I never signed the receipt to authorize them to charge my card they still did. So the $ 52 bill plus the $ 8 tip I left the waitress just pocketed? I find that very dishonest.

This is one of the lounges that I have been coming to when I am in Vegas; it’s a very cozy and comfortable location centered in the casino; they even have the high rollers area in the back; you can smoke a. Cigar in peace here as the staff will not only help you cut but light up; the views are amazing with the modern yet luxurious design; this is also a good place just to hangout; no need to buy anything just sit and relax:

Rather than aimlessly wandering the casino, my friends and I decided to stop by the Baccarat Lounge while waiting for our dinner reservation. We had about 45 minutes to kill and a thirst to quench.
The ambiance was nice – a rounded, dim area in the center of the casino, with small tables and booth-​like seating suitable for intimate gatherings. As we sat down, a woman greeted us and checked our IDs. A minute later, she returned and asked if we were ready to order our drinks – we weren’t, so she left. She didn’t come back for a long time, by which point we had decided on a $ 50 bottle of wine to split among three of us, and as one of us didn’t want anything. The woman suddenly became unfriendly, and declared the one-​drink minimum and actually said that he had to leave if he didn’t order anything. So he just said he would also share the wine with us, and she nodded and walked away.
…and never came back. The people who arrived after us all received their drinks, and we waited and waited. Nearly 15 minutes had passed, and we were still unacknowledged. Frustrated, I walked up to the register area and asked to cancel the wine, explaining that we had waited a long time and that we had to leave unless they gave us the wine immediately. The same woman looked sideways and down at the bottle of wine (with four glasses) on a tray and basically shrugged me off while the woman next to her just said okay.
Angry, the four of us just left. We were astonished by how rude those women were. It appeared that they ignored our group simply because of our age. We were the youngest group present, but we were certainly able and willing to pay for a bottle of wine. But hey, if they didn’t want our patronage, we weren’t willing to stay to be disrespected like that.

Nice laid back Sophisticated lounge bar. This place is right in the middle of the casino at the Bellagio. There’s a piano man who knows how to play. Nice place to get a quick drink!
Of course it is Vegas prices for drinks so beware!

I’d like to keep it short and sweet today…
Pros: beautiful bar, beautiful staff, comfortable seating, and a delicious sounding drink menu.
Cons: everywhere I sat I was surrounded by either obnoxiously drunk people, Excessive cigarette some, or stinking cigar smoke. I moved twice, then left, heading the other bar in the Bellagio, which is less smoky, and simply has a better vibe. Both bars do have excellent music. I would say check them both put and see which one suits your taste crowd-​wise.

I have to say I’m not a big fan of piano music, however it was certainly a nice and relaxing change to the hustle and bustle of the Strip.
I would have rated the Lounge much higher had the hostess and one of the lounge waitresses not had such a pompous and spiteful attitude and forced me and my over 6-​foot tall husband to try to get comfy with our pricey drinks (OH, you have to order the Cable Car … YUMMY) and his $ 75 cigar on seats that had no back which relates to «no leaning back to just chill». There were plenty o’ seats available, don’t get me wrong, they were apparently being reserved for the mystery guests who never seemed to appear.
The Bellagio definitely needs to find staff with a more pleasant demeanor if they want to receive our return business. Cocktails got an A+, but the hostess and her friend get an F. Maybe next time I can rate this location a little higher since the infamous Cable Car was so delicious.

Enjoyed the ambience, the piano music, the drinks, and the company. I would expect nothing less from the Bellagio!
Located a short walk from the Cashiers and close enough to the shops, this lounge overlooks the hustle and bustle of the casino floor and is a great spot to take a break from the gambling and/​or shopping and enjoy the day.
The plush sofas and armchairs are very relaxing and there’s not a bad seat in the house if you want to indulge in a few of their specialty cocktails to go along with the conversation.
Intimate space, great drinks, great piano music. Grab a Double Down or something bourbon based and enjoy the view.
–civilitiés.

This place wasn’t bookmarked for my Christmas trip but i’m glad i stumbled upon it. We were staying at the Bellagio so it was convenient. Drinks were awesome (had a Bella Peach and a «something cobbler», i think raspberry cobbler (?). About 15 bucks a cocktail. the server that day was friendly and adorable.
We returned the next night for beer+bottle of wine+ cocktails. It’s a small area with mostly older folks, but comfortable and you can people watch.

No Vegas trip is complete without a Bellagio Cocktail. Soooooo Good!
The Baccarat Bar is right off the main walkway thru the casino, so it’s a great place to people watch. There’s a full bar and only a handful of stools, so once you’re belly up, it’s easy to get drink refills. They’ve also got video poker, play enough and the drinks will be on the house.

Great spot for chillaxin in a fancy open lounge with free mixed fancy salted nuts and fresh fruit drinks. Last time I was there I got the Pina Colada. They even served it with a slice of fresh pineapple on the side of the glass. Bellagio knows how to do it right! It is not cheap, but you get what you pay for. If you are lucky, you also get to sit and listen to the piano man playing some tunes.

When you are getting killed on the tables, this is a good watering hole. The drinks are Vegas priced ($!), but the people watching is epic. This bar is located in the heart of the Bellagio and affords a good view of one of the main walking paths through the middle of the casino.
The décor and server outfits are nothing spectacular. However, they do have a blue Murano glass sculpture that all tourists feel the need to stop and photograph.
While this little Bellagio oasis lacks great personality, it’s a good spot to take in the Vegas crowd.

Great place to hung out!
Very comfortable coaches and chairs. Great drinks! we were there 2 times. I tried Mojito fist time — regular good mojito. and our second time I wanted to try something special and I got Bellagio cocktail. it tasted great. Wine based — no hard liqueurs. just refreshing yummy drink.
They have life music and cool glass decoration in the muddle of the bar (cheep Chinese glass but looks fancy).
I recommend this place to everybody who was tired gambling and clubbing and just wanted to get comfy and enjoy the drink.

Looking for a place to get a quick drink and rest our feet (an ongoing theme in our Vegas adventure), we opted for something in the enchanting Bellagio. We didn’t choose wrong, sitting down at the Baccarat Bar, overlooking the casino while slightly elevated as a central piece makes it stand out (and something people kept walking up to take pictures of).
The drinks are a little pricey, but we opted for beer which charges at the standard rate for the Bellagio ($ 7.25). Drinks were… well they were beer so nothing abnormal or different there. Service was okay, but the location made it memorable.
Overall, good location to grab a quick drink before jumping back into the action.

The Baccarat Bar isn’t so much a bar as a small, upscale lounge area, located off the high limit Baccarat tables, just next to the Petrossian Bar. If you’re walking through the casino and blink, you’ll miss it, but it’s worth stop if you want a break from the tables and are in the mood for a cigar or a martini.
I’ve been coming here since the hotel opened and what brings me back is the live music; If you’re looking for some live Jazz, this is one of the few places left in Vegas that offers it. They usually have a trio or quartet that includes a capable pianist and upright bass player, and they’ll sooth you with some classic Jazz standards while you sip an artisan martini or two. The performers arrive at 4:15pm and stick around to well past midnight, so you can stop by pretty much anytime in the evening and hear some great music.
Note that I think it’s drinks only here, so if you’re hungry for something other than crisps you’ll probably want to look elsewhere. But if you’re in the mood for some live Jazz and an intimate, swanky vibe, this is the place.
One of my favorite music spots in Vegas, especially when I’m staying at the hotel. Highly recommended.