Hogs and Heifers

Judging by the theme and décor I was excited to stumble across this place. It seemed like a spot I would visit consistently if I called Vegas home. Took about 30 minutes for it to lose its allure and for my group to want to move along. High prices, high pressure drink sales and not at all the dive I had hoped for.

If you’re looking for a rowdy bar, this is the place. Bartenders (mainly women), peer pressure you for more drinks and even get on bull horns and potentially call you out. I didn’t care for the fact they were trying to get patrons to buy their drinks. But I get it, it’s money in the register and a bigger tip. Just don’t forget the only tip getting any play is your wallet. Overall, if I want a rowdy loud night, I’d come here.

Short review: It’s probably a 2.5 depending on your idea of fun, but I do think you have to experience this place at least once. When the dancing, loud ass craziness is at it’s peak, it is really fun to watch. The bartenders are awesome when they’re doing their dance show on the bar. It’s best to go late at night when it’s busier and you can blend into the crowd a bit. Do not expect to be able to hang out and chill for awhile, because A. It’s not that kind of bar and B. The bartenders are very (VERY!) good at getting you to part with your money so you can easily be out $ 50 in 15 minutes for almost nothing.
Ok, so things you must know:
1. It’s ridiculously loud
2. The bartenders are vulgar (at top volume over a megaphone)
3. The prices for drinks vary based on ??? (that’s code for whatever they feel like charging you)
4. You will be called out, loudly (see #2 above) for any number of reasons
5. You cannot get shots without buying the bartender one or they will loudly call you out (see above)
6. You will pay full price for their shot even though they are watering theirs down because they would easily die of alcohol poisoning by the end of the night considering they do a (paid for + additional tip) shot every 5 seconds
7. You will tip more than you should to avoid being called out (see #4) or you will deal with constant loud shaming
8. If female, you will be expected to get up and dance on the bar or (see #4)
9. You will have a hard time getting away with «I’ll just nurse this one beer for a while» because (see #4)
10. The shots, while delicious, are fairly weak, but you will end up doing at least 3, while paying for at least 6 because (see #‘s 4, 5, 6)
Ok, I think that’s the basic run down of the place. Have fun! ;)

OK. We stopped in this place because a member of our group said we have to go there. We thought, we were stopping for lunch after hanging a the Mob Museum. WRONG!
NO FOOD! CASH ONLY! ok. We ordered a Coke & a Whiskey & Coke=$ 12! and it was Happy Hour.
Note: You can bring or have delivered food from the outside. There are two restaurants next door you can get food to go.
Yes they allow smoking. Yes the music is load and controlled by the bartenders who sing along, sometimes with a Mega phone. Can the ladies behind the bar be loud, obnoxious, rude and inappropriate? YES. Will you be offended? Maybe We saw more than one couple turnaround and walk out. Do they dance on the bar? YES Are they trying to sell you shots? YES.
Did we have a good time? YES Did we shop in the gift shop? YES.
The décor is definitely Divey. A thousand bras, suspenders and various items are hung behind the bar. They have a pool table and standing tables outside it you want to get some air or hear your phone call.
It was an experience and we had fun while we were there.

Flat asses and «A» cups rule in the world of $ 6 Coors Light. If you’re looking for Vegas, you’re better off one block over on Fremont where you’ll spend $ 3.75 for the same Coors Light if you’re not gambling. The place lacks wins and economical drinking. Total tourist trap unless your in with the «good olé boy» crowd. Yes, this place does suck and is just into getting your money. And… if you look anything like law enforcement, the «good olé boys» here won’t like you. Its up to you… do you feel lucky not to get hassled? A CCW got me out of a bad situation one night when I was followed to my car. Some people worship the place… we call them «skells» back home.

This place is an experience, one you’ll either love or hate. Just because people don’t like it, does not mean it’s a bad place. As I said, you either love it or hate it, just don’t go back if you didn’t like the experience.
Yes you will hear vulgar language and one of the bartenders might offend you, but they’ll provide you some good service and will not leave you thirsty. If you like wine, cocktails turn the other way. This place is all about beer, whiskey and moonshine… If you don’t drink either one, this place isn’t for you!

I love Z and I’ll buy her shots any time she wants, which is all day long.

We used to like this bar and judging by some past reviews, our experience over the weekend was not an isolated event. Unfortunate b/​c it does have its’ charm.
Our last bar for the night and one of our buddies was in Vegas for the first time so we sorta hyped it up since we enjoyed ourselves the last time we were here. Road House meets Coyote Ugly? We order our first beer and one of the bartenders spills an entire beer all over that friend. Great. AND we just got out of the cold lol. This wasn’t even the bad part. We totally forgave her when she comped the beer. Ok, the right thing to do. Fine. We chill and we’re having a good time. Same bartender suggests shots and we’re all under the impression she’s comping these shots as well. She also pressures my other friend to take another shot. I find out later there was a bill. You had a chance to make it right and ya blew it.
Heads up. This place might exploit you shamelessly.

I go here every year for bike fest. It’s my favorite bar by far for the event. Although the drink prices are through the roof it comes with great atmosphere like girls dancing on the bar and picking on the patrons witch I love. But I went to Vegas just to get out of town with my girlfriend and decided to stop by for a drink because she had never been there. Much to my surprise there drink prices were still through the roof when there were no events going on I paid $ 32 for 2 redbull and vodkas. I will still continue to go there for bike fest but that’s probably the only time it’s worth paying those prices.

If you like $ 9 small drinks, bouncers who try to act like they are thugs (and they are not) and a dingy bar, this place is for you. Ill pass next time.

OK, I’m going to be honest, it’s a place that has to grow on you. The first couple times I was dragged in there, I effing hated it. To be fair, we usually just sat at a back table and tried to ignore all the shenanigans. But one time I came here and had an effing awesome chat with one of the bartender. These bartenders are really really great. If you take care of them, they take care of you. They all just want everyone to have a good time and they do a great job of doing that! Might take a minute but you’ll learn to love this dirty, divey, incredible biker bar. ONLY downside is its cash only

If you like LOUD ASS women on megaphones interrupting every damn song and introducing new clientele, this is your heaven. Gag. Personally, I’m irritated as hell.
Maybe the management requires them to be obnoxious? I just don’t get it. And I love rowdy ass bars with loud music BY THE ARTISTS WHO SING THEM. Good god thankfully I don’t carry my gun in public here.

If you are not a local do not waste your time. The bar tenders will use and abuse you in their own attempt to earn more tips and/​or drinks. At first we really liked the bat but quickly learned the bartenders and bouncers I’ve their own agenda after we were threatened. I highly recommend you avoid this bar.

Don’t go here if you want a quiet night out.
This bar is loud, rowdy and proud of it, security and bar staff are all super friendly and down to earth and the drinks are good. great atmosphere.

This place kept coming up in convos and Unilocal.The people we were with told us we had to go, so we did.
The location is downtown with a hick corky type of feel.
The security was nice & quick.
The inside, well let’s just say it is jammed packed with props, dollars, bra’s & random sayings.
All the bartenders we’re welcoming, they all were having fun which was fun to be around.
They danced on bars & really give their efforts to entertain.
The main reason behind three stars was the price for portion of drinks we got.
9 bucks for a really silly size drink, I mean two sips it’s gone (not exaggerating)
I finished it and decided that my money was spent elsewhere.
Two, the bartenders get caught up with some customers & tend to ignore the rest of us waiting at the bar.
I get it, it’s fast paced, entertaining but man, price & consistency you will not find here.
This is a place when you go after you’ve been drinking & you are to unaware to care for price or location.

Very underwhelmed… bartenders to bouncers tried too hard… singing and dancing is usually fun, fail… bartenders and bouncers seemed to spend more time on their phone.
Go to the casino’s, you will get better service.

Craziest bar I’ve ever been to!
It was a wild, crazy, drunk time and I loved every minute of the trash talking, bar dancing chaos! We had a blast. It’s great to people watch and just be very casual and low brow… my breasts may or may not be in a photo on the wall by the men’s room – THAT type of place.
The bartenders were fun, loud, crass, and created such a fun time. Thanks ladies!

Ok, I don’t know where to start. First off this is not a biker bar, this is a bar that tries too hard to be one.
So the Security team are huge biker looking dudes who would probably be better bartenders. The current bartenders should be dancing instead of serving weak drinks, and juice shots. They have bullhorns to yell at patrons in efforts to make things look lively while music loudly plays. Unlike my home state’s biker bars (hells kitchen, cooks corner and newcomb’s ranch) this one is nothing like them. This place should be named the biker experience bar it’s kind of like taking a picture on the harley bike at the store down the street. If your a biker you’ll be disappointed. You want a dive bar go to slots of fun, good cheap drinks, pool tables, and of course a jukebox.

A Las Vegas version of Coyote Ugly. The bartenders are loud and the drinks are strong. Every once in awhile they’ll hop on the bar and start dancing. My husband and I won a gift card here, and decided to go one evening. At first, I was really overwhelmed, but after a few drinks, Veronica (our bartender) and I were best friends, and she was even giving us restaurant recommendations as we had just moved to Vegas.
This is the kind of place you go to for a good time. Not a fancy bar, not for food (they don’t serve any), just a fun time.

If the bar from the movie Coyote Ugly had funnier and raunchier bartenders, this place would be it.
Our bartender was amazing. She engaged us, made us laugh, was attentive and, quite frankly, was entertaining as hell.
Will definitely return on my next trip to Vegas.
Oh…and hot chicks dance on the bar. Yum!