Great drinks! If you arrive later in the night, there may be a cover so get there early.
The prices are reasonable for what you expect in a casino bar.
They sometimes have great performances, sometimes not so much.
There's also the strip of ice on the bar to ensure that your drink stays cold. My favorite martini here? The Almond Joy, it's practically a dessert but it's great.
I've always had amazing service here - the bartenders are always so friendly.
3.5 stars. As a Martini lover that has his own menu I couldn't pass an opportunity to check this place out. As we came in, we helped ourselves at the bar and there were maybe 3-4 small groups of ppl (I found it strange that there were no waiters and several empty tables in the room. After about 5 minutes, one of the bartenders acknowledged our existence and said she'll be right with us. After another 5 minutes we were asked what we want and we naturally asked for a menu. She shrugged her shoulders and said 'no... we don't have a menu...' Yet the drinks are $14... I asked for a chocolate martini and could tell her exact ingredients I wanted; my gf picked something too. But how is an average person supposed to know what he/she wants without seeing a menu? Was a bit shocked by the attitude of the bartenders - I totally agree here the previous reviewer Seve' M. Some Martinis were good, one was a plain train wreck (well, it happens). I talked shop with the girl that made our drinks and she became very friendly. Once you break the ice, it's not that bad at all:)
Decor of the place is pretty cool: they have an ice counter that keeps your drinks cold. However, there is one inherent flaw in the layout: the counter is a bit slant towards you and Martini glasses can't stand straight - we've learnt this on our experience as my gf spiller a sugary drink all over her. Another strange thing is that the place closes very early: around 10 or 11 they started wrapping up (can't remember maybe it was Sunday).
Enjoyed the place, enjoyed the drinks, but if they get their act together with the menu and attitude/service - this place could be great.
I read the criteria for "When to write a Bad Review" and this might be the first time that I have followed all the rules.
1. I have frequented the establishment more than a few times(hence the dukedom)
2. I have spoken directly to the waitress(i won't name names) and the management
3. I'm not writing this directly after the incident as to not 'rage out' on my review
This used to be a great club/bar to start your night in AC and I wish it could do better.
It has gone down, at very best a 2 star, and more often than not a 1 star place. The environment is cool and so is the DJ's that they have. The service has completely changed and so has the menu(I liked the second illuminated menu). The have changed the menu at least 3 times in 2 years and now they have completely taken off their signature 'pour at your table' martinis. Also, for the past year they have only had one waitress on Friday and Saturday nights. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. Also there are only about 8-10 booths in the whole place. You HAVE to do better. Like I told our waitress last time, either the bartenders or bouncers don't like you because them not helping you out is costing you money. Not only on tip alone but also on us ordering more from you. It took me 4 minutes to head to the bar while it took you 20 minutes to bring on a first round of drinks and shots for a group of 8. Who is going to want to order more from you if it takes this long? There has been alot of money spent here before, both on bottles and just regular service. Now its to the point that if we see you are the only waitress on, we have got to go somewhere else. You guys could do so much better and I hope that someone reads this and tries to change.
P.S... To the aforementioned waitress; I know people tried to stiff you on some bottle service and you didn't get any backup, but once that is over, it's time to get back on track. Ask management for more help because like I said before, they are going to mess up what you bring home at the end of the night.
So I was here in 2011 but can't forget it-one of our funnest nights ever!! I came here right off the plane-first stop in AC and had one of my most fun nights ever. I totally agree with the other review...not quite a club, not just a bar. (I was wearing yoga pants and a hello kitty tshirt- go figure.)
All kinds of characters and people- everyone was friendly. DJ was awesome...if I go back to Atlantic city I'd definately return!
Blue Martini was the second place in AC I ever got drunk. (The Deck at the old Trump Marina was the first, but that's a whole 'nother story.) I was 20 and my stepdad was buying me chocolate martinis for several hours. I crawled up the stairs to my room that night.
Fortunately, (or unfortunately) Blue Martini has a bouncer at the entrance now, so this kind of debauchery wouldn't take place unless you had a reaaallyyy good fake. Either way, Blue Martini is still one of my favorite places to go for an "in-between" kind of night. Better than a bar, yet not quite a club.
It's been remodeled pretty recently, and the new set-up is dark and plushy and inviting. There are tables and couches lining the walls. If you can score couch seating, there is definitely a "champagne room" kind of vibe going on. This would be a good spot if you're a few dates in and haven't, er, sealed the deal yet.
They're called Blue Martini for good reason: this place has a pretty big list of cocktails. They used to have a list of about 100 different martinis, but that was pretty overwhelming to look at. The listed cocktails now are fun and creative, and average-priced for AC. They also have liquor by the bottle and a collection of specialty shots (mmm chocolate cake!) How can one even see the menu if it's so dark in Blue Martini, you ask? Simple! They've introduced new menus that actually illuminate from the inside upon opening (picture included.) They also do champagne by the glass, which is much appreciated by yours truly.
Decent live music on the weekends as well as a DJ in between sets. Good spot for people watching. Last time boyfriend and I came here, we watched (and provided commentary) as a very intoxicated middle-aged man tried to climb on top of a short partition separating the couches from the dance floor....yea he fell backwards OVER the wall. Service can be a little spotty. Sometimes it's quick, sometimes it's slow, depending on your server. You do not need to purchase a bottle for table service, which is nice in a city famous for it's $300 table minimum.
They also do a Happy Hour from 7-9 on Fridays and Sundays with half priced drinks! It's right off the casino floor, and right next to Noodle Village, so this can be a fun place to come if you're taking a break from gambling!
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