The Gossy Room at Caesars Palace

This show was amazing! I had two friends in town from Miami. I’ve been watching Matt perform for quite some time. his performance last night was the best I’ve seen his show is really good very entertaining his original music is very impressive! I like his covers of classic tracks! Very interactive and funny with the crowd! The two friends I took were very happy with the show!

Wonderful décor, crowd, and atmosphere here. Originally I was just passing through with a group of people, however this place can be very comfortable and ended up staying until the wee hours of the morning.

We came to The Gossy Room while Matt Goss was preforming. We were seated at the edge of the room and told by the hostess we could order with a waitress. It was so dark only the stage and bar were visible.
Matt Goss came on stage and began preforming a couple of Sinatra/​Dean Martin numbers and it felt as if we were taken back to the old days of Vegas, brass instruments and all. My husband walked up to the bar and they directed him to order with the waitress. Our waitress never came by our table which was a bummer but it was very dark in there so I don’t want to fault her. Best to order before the show while the lights are still on.
Nevertheless, it was entertaining watching Matt Goss him sip on a drink he swiped from someone in the crowd and ordering rounds of shots for him and his band and background singers to chug on stage. After the first couple songs his preformance began to get sloppy and a little sad to watch. If you pay for a ticket to see him which range from $ 50-​$ 120 I wouldn’t think it’s the best show for that amount but if you manage to get in for free then it’s definitely worth a watch.

Loved the atmosphere & the drinks. Ask Ruben for his custom made drink with the red bull & Malibu, it won’t disappoint!

It’s like I didn’t leave NY. The bouncer is from Astoria, the bartenders are from Brooklyn and Bellevue. the music is rap meets pop minus a decade and the choice of alcohol is Hennssey.

ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE TO PURE NIGHTCLUB
I came here 2 years ago in November 2011. This is right across from Old Homestead Steakhouse. I describe this place as quaint. That’s a perfect description to this nightclub/​bar. Personally I like the décor here than at Pure. There’s an intimate vibe that you feel here than at Pure. The dance floor is extremely small. The crowd tends to be older while the younger crowd (21 – 25 years of age) goes to Pure. Occasionally you’ll see some younger crowd here to buy drinks. That’s what is cool you get a mixture of old and young without the weird vibe of seeing older people at Pure. The music played is Top 40. The best part of The Gossy Room is from what I observed that you don’t pay an entrance fee for the dance floor. The only thing you pay for are the drinks at bar. So if you go to Pure you can come here for a while and then go back to Pure. After dinner at Old Homestead Steakhouse you can come here for drinks and to dance. If you decide that you don’t want to go to Pure because of the big crowd you can have a great nightclub time here. Surprisingly The Gossy Room is a hidden gem and because of it the one quality that The Gossy Room has is character. I thought what kind of character that brings a mixture of younger and older crowd to this place. There is a Mad Men appeal at The Gossy Room.

came here on a Friday night and the DJ was spinning too 40 music. The small danced floor was packed with good looking people just having a good time. This place is small and intimate. I like it better than the big clubs and assh@olé bouncers. It’s only open till 3am so the people with energy to keep partying went to Drais.

Random little side bar at Caesar’s, where you can grab a drink and have a quick sit before continuing your gambling spree. It’s not glamorous by a long shot, and the selection of booze leaves a bit to be desired. It’s pretty meh by most accounts. However, during my visit on a Sunday afternoon, a drunk and slightly belligerent Brazilian guy was being a complete dick to the bartender for no reason, and I have to hand it to the bartender for not reaching over the bar and punching the guy in the throat. So while the drink was ho-​hum, I definitely give it to the bar staff for their decorum. :)