Why visit
The Strip looks best from a few floors up, in the half hour when the sky goes and the signs come on. A rooftop bar at golden hour is the calmest way to take in the spectacle, all the view, none of the crush.
Come early, claim a rail, and let the city light itself up in front of you.
What to know
- Arrive before sunset, tables and the good rail go fast after dark.
- Most rooftops relax the dress code earlier in the evening.
- One rationed splurge cocktail beats a bottle-service tab.
What it costs
Mid-tier, a couple of good drinks, not a bottle minimum.
Where you’re going
Ask for a west-facing seat. The sunset side is quieter and the light does all the work.
You’ll want a car for this one. We’ve already handled that part.
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