I went with my friends during a bachelorette night. We got there fairly early and the place was dead. But the bartender's were cute with personality and the drag queens hopped up onto platforms every so often to dance. As the night wore on, we had a really good time dancing, but my group of friends were probably the only ones on the dance floor. This place probably would get 3 stars if not for the fact that I got plenty drunk and had an excellent fun night.
Review Source:The question was "Do you guys want to go to a bar and be served drinks by drag queens?" The answer was an enthusiastic " YES!".
The place was pretty empty when we got there. It was loud, brightly colored and huge inside. The drinks were Vegas cheap and boozier than most you'll find on the Strip. We had entertaining servers throughout our stay. The girls were a hoot and fun to chat up. It was a nice non-Strip stop for us.
It would take me so long to describe all of the terrible experiences I have had at this bar. Â I kept going back because I liked the idea of it and wanted to support it, but after my fourth TERRIBLE experience the other night, I'm done. Â The only pro is the concept -Drag queens, bar with a bowling alley, good ideas. Â They completely fail in execution.
I am just going to make a list all the cons.
Drinks are often poorly made.
Poor selection of alcohol.
Drinks are not expensive for Vegas but they are for the quality.
Many of the DJs are terrible. Some nights they are really on but most nights you just want the music to stop.
The bartenders routinely ignore women.
The servers are so rude and dishonest. Â
One night, after particularly bad service my friend paid with a card but tipped in cash. Â Apparently the waitress didn't feel like that was enough so she ADDED a $20 tip to the card charge. Â My friend didn't know until she got her bank statement.
Another time a bartender made our drink wrong. Â We pointed it out, not trying to send the drinks back, we just planed on ordering more so we wanted to her to make the future ones right. Â She became a total bitch about it and told us she never made drinks wrong and that we were just drunk. (It was 8:30 and this was our first drink.)
BOTTOM LINE
Drink and drag is less than a block away from many of the best bars in Vegas and most of those bars don't have a cover. Â Go to one of them instead.
Cute concept with drag waitresses that perform randomly throughout the night.
Huge place includes dance floor, bar, and mini bowling alley.
Location is good because it's right on Fremont, but it's tucked back in the Neonopolis, so you wouldn't find it unless you were looking.
We were in around 10:30 on a Saturday night, and it was pretty busy, but hardly anybody was dancing. Crowd was mixed and kinda weird. It's like the nerdy kids' answer to East fremont.
The drinks were average price, but nothing special. No interesting cocktails to speak of, and my vodka-soda was served in a Solo cup.
The waiters (resses) were prompt, but not overly friendly like I thought they would be, seeing as how they were all dressed up. On top of that, their performances were just kinda half-assed, but maybe I was in on a bad night.
Overall: meh. I can think of 6-7 other places in the area I'd rather go.
I'm really not sure how this place is getting so many high ratings, perhaps it was just not their night.
My friend took me there since I've never been there. The atmosphere was pretty cool, and I like that it's so big and has bowling and pool table options.
However, the reason for the two star rating is because of the service, and it was one drag queen specifically. The other staff members were great. My friend and I went to set up two games (bowling) for the three of us, and when she asked us our shoe sizes, and we gave her three different sizes... she said "Three? I thought you said two games" So we said "yeah, two games, three people" and she told us that meant that it was three games. But we just brushed the incident off.
When we got  to our lane and put our shoes on, all of our shoes were a size too large, perhaps a misprint on the shoes. So we took our shoes back to ask for smaller sizes and the queen said "We don't have kid sizes."
Seriously, we were asking for size 5's instead of 6's.... in adults...obviously. There was no reason to be a bitch. But then we also noted she was drinking while on the job, so I'm sure that was part of it.
Also, the bowling computer was faulty and we couldn't put our names in properly.
Anyway, it was my first time, and it was only one staff member. The prices (that night, because according to the other ratings, I'm assuming there's no consistency to expect as far as prices go. Just random) were great that night. So, I'll give it another chance.... hopefully that particular staff member won't be there that night. But I think she's some sort of higher-up there. Perhaps a manager?
Who knew there were places where you could bowl for free if you strip down to your underwear....I happen to always have a bikini on in Vegas so it worked out. Bowl, Drink, Dance, and Party. Does anyone know this place exists? Seems so tucked into the corner...downtown Las Vegas. No cover....drink & drag rings true to the name. It's a gay bar/bowling alley where the drag queens perform a number and hop onto to the platforms, shaking what their mother or a plastic surgeon gave them. There is also a dance floor there....you know to be honest, I don't really remember the rest of the night, but I know it was a lot of fun.
Review Source:Drink & Drag is a place that does a good job of being exactly what the name implies. Â You can drink here, and the drinks are made well, but don't expect any craft cocktails. Â
The drag queens are a little disappointing (at least on the nights I went). Â I'm used to a little more sass and interaction from drag queens. Â On a few occasions at Drink & Drag I've felt like an inconvenience to the waitress. Â The bowling feature is fun, as is the game room. Â I would definitely suggest Drink & Drag to anybody looking for a fun and LGBTQ friendly night.
A great addition to the Las Vegas LGBT's lackluster nightlife They have a lot to offer in terms of entertaining: drink, drag, billiards, eat, and dance. Located in a tight spot in the Neonopolis near the Heart Attack Grill, you would have never know this place existed if you were a random tourist. Thank god for social media. The drag queens perform every hour or thirty minutes to songs that reflect that night's theme. Last time I went, the queens were clad in hippie-dippy attire and sang "The Age of Aquarius". Major props to the queens for having the charisma, nerve, and talent to lip-synch in heels on top of tables. RuPaul would be proud, honey.
What I like most is the abundant seating without feeling congested. A lot of bars on Fremont East are tight and crowded and the air conditioning is on point. Also, the staff are super friendly and courteous. While sitting in our little table, the queens would ask if we've been help through out the night. Thanks, gurl!
I've noticed this place attracts a lot of lesbians on Saturdays. So if you're a gay man looking for Mr. Right, then your chances are slim here. But overall, this place is great to grab a drink, watch some lip-synching for your life, and dance.
My friend and I accidentally stumbled across Drink & Drag while trying to find Krave this week (both are in the "Neonopolis" complex just adjacent to the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas). As it turned out, Krave wasn't open yet, so we headed into Drink & Drag to kill a couple of hours.
Turns out that was a great choice!
The bartenders are mostly drag queens with the occasional hot shirtless guy, and they couldn't be nicer. There are also go-go boys dancing on boxes who appreciate whatever you want to stuff into their underwear (tee hee), and occasionally there are fun lip-sync performances from the queens. Plus there's a decent-sized dance floor, not to mention the bowling and billiards that are available.
We really had a great time here, and for a Wednesday night it was pretty lively. No cover at the door, either, so I guess that must vary depending on the night of the week... ?
The only downside is that some of the drinks are on the pricey side--and $4 for ginger ale seems a little bit excessive. They are pretty big servings, though, so plan accordingly.
This is a new favorite spot--I'll definitely be back!
This place never disappoints! My friends and I always head down here whenever we're downtown bar hopping. There's always a great ambiance, great music, and the friendliest staff. We've never had a problem with anything! We always meet new people whenever we're here. We love Drink & Drag!
Review Source:Drink and Drag-licious it is. Â Bowling, go go dancers, drink specials, floor show, amazing dance music - there was nothing I did not LOVE about this place. Â Was a little slow but we had a great time. Â If you are doing old Vegas add this to your itinerary for a little old Vegas/ new place fun.
Review Source:Fuck yes, I'll bowl with the ladies any night of the week! Great concept, fun times to be had if you bowl, dance, just drink, whatever. This place is special, even in a city of spectacles, such as Vegas.
If you're in downtown and want to try something a wee bit different, a tad bit crazy, and just a bit queer, you won't be disappointed by the hotties at D&D.
There's whole lot going on here. Â You've got the main bar, bowling lanes to the left, a dance floor behind the bar, pool tables down the stairs, and video game room. Oh, did I mention the drag queens galore and go-go dancers? Â The place is pretty big inside; it felt very spacious.
We went this past Tuesday night and they were hosting Tight N White Tuesdays: strip down to your underwear and you get to bowl and play billiards for free and get 2 free drinks. Â I won't mention if I partook in that activity (I didn't) but there were definitely some takers. Â
The scene is fun, dark, and different. Â I wouldn't go out of my way to go back, but if a group was doing something there, I wouldn't mind. Â The lounge did have a smokey odor since it's all indoors, and I'm not a fan of that.
I always end up in conversations with tourists convincing them to check out the awesome downtown, and drink and drag is always on that list of reasons.
The drag queens, gogo dancers, bowling, the dance floor, pool tables, video game room. There's something for everyone here.
Depending on the night/time of day the drinks can be very cheap or pricy, (happy hour) the music can be awesome or obnoxious, sometimes there is a cover sometimes there isn't (i believe if you show up before nine there isn't, but the place doesn't have a lot of people in it then either.
But regardless its an experience and a good time, and lots of people have never even seen a drag queen. The neonopolis is really shaping up these days, and this place is one of the biggest reasons why.
Celebrated my roomate's birthday here and boy (or should I say, girl), we had FUN.
We got bottle service next to the bowling lanes so, we could drunk bowl. Obvi.
I heard this place charges a ridic amount for entrance so, my concern was if our guests would have to pay. Luckily my roomie's boyfriend did some contacting and the payment would include entrance, 2 bowling lanes, and 3 bottles WITH 1 FREE BOTTLE =)
How could we not have fun. Our waitresses/waiters/drag QUEENS, also, made the evening fun by doing performances sporadically on the dancefloor and speakers.
All-in-all a good night to celebrate a great friend.
We stopped in to check out Drink & Drag mid week while in town for a trade show. Â We had a group of 7 and I personally, thought it sounded like a fun way to spend a half hour when I heard they did a drag show every 30 minutes. Â So the door guy told me they have a bar, a bowling alley, dance floor, billiards, and a gaming lounge and no cover at that point (probably because they were pretty much empty at the time). Â We headed inside... of course, I checked out the ladies room first and foremost, then we explored the location and took advantage of the comfy seating in the gaming lounge for a little sit down. Â
As we didn't know when the drag show would start, we went back out into the bar area and grabbed a table near the dance floor. Â The music is SUPER LOUD. Â SUPER LOUD.
One friend went to the bar and asked for soda water with a dash of bitters and they told her it was $9 so she said no thanks. Â After that, the rest of us passe don ordering drinks, so I was surprised that others who reviewed said the drink prices were good. Â
Finally, the "girls" hopped up on the furniture that was on each side of the bar and did a song and dance. Â It was fine, but no Queen Mary experience (for those familiar with the old Queen Mary Club in Studio City).
We didn't bowl, but the bowling alleys are very cool and glowy looking. Â I
Overall, it seems like a pretty cool place to hang out, but it's just a little too loud for this old lady and we headed out after the drag show.
Not where I thought I would end up at when I started my night out, but there I was none the less. Â I remember the place from Jillian's, but the only thing that still looks familiar is the bowling lanes. Â The place was surprisingly busier than I thought it would be, and had very diverse crowd. Â I think the proximity to Fremont Street brings in a good balance of locals and tourists.
The music was unique house, but still mainstreams enough that you would recognize the majority of the songs. Â The dance floor was more of a waiting area, with only small pockets of people dancing while the others stood and talked. Â The drink prices were to be expected for a tourist driven venue, a little more than they should be and mediocre.
The staff however make up for any reduction in stars due to service and quality.  With the exception of a few go go dancers, I was really hard to tell who was or wasn't in drag.  I'm not sure who they were really catering to, as the balance of beef cake to hottie was pretty even the stages.  That is until the drag queens start to dance.  They defiantly  draw the attention of everyone in there, and rightfully so.
Wound up here last night...errr this morning ha ha, it was pretty late. Â It wasn't crazy crowded but not empty. Â This was the sort of place where you can dance like no one is watching and that is exactly what we did ha ha. Â Mostly top 40 stuff being played and that makes it easy to shake it.
The drag queens were friendly and fun to talk to. Â One asked me my name, I replied, "Cupcake." Â She said her name was Sprinkles. Â Good times. Â I have to come back to throw a few frames.
Condragulations! Concept is fantastic, and when you walk in, Drink & Drag Lounge looks and feels really cool, if not happening. Nice square bar surrounded by tables, billiards, bowling, and dancing. A chorus line of lovely ladies and the obligatory gogo/shirtless bartender eye candy (is this the East Fremont answer to Beef, Booze, and Broads?). I love that every 30 minutes the girls get up on the tables and perform a routine.
I'll be really interested to see if Drink & Drag, in conjunction with the soon to be opened Krave Massive (billed as the LARGEST GAY CLUB IN THE WORLD) will turn these two floors of Neonopolis into a scene, because it definitely feels a bit empty right now, a low-keyish mix of local gays, local straights who want to bowl, and the occasional out-of-towner. I'm not sure the current cover or drink prices are warranted yet. I'd also recommend they get out of the text specials scene and move on to FB/Twitter promotions. But I did enjoy and do believe in Drink & Drag - she has heart, and her charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent deserves to be seen!
In the heart of downtown, glitterly placed in Neonopolis (think where Jillian's was).
A place where all the drags, queer boys and straight girls love to come to, be welcomed for who you are and then some. Ok - you may spot a lesbian or two.
Drags are done up right, serving you alcohol and dance and some drag-courtesy. It is an enjoyable place to go to or end up at.
Along with 3-4 real sized pool tables, there are bowling alleys (watch for specials), dance floors - and his & her bathroom.
Complete with a doorman at the door. The fun starts as soon as you walk in. With an open heart and some cash in your pockets. It calls for a good time.
I think the gay world marketing team can definitely do something a little bit more creative with their specials/marketing ploy. We are gay, so give us something to be gay about. We are not about being in a box.
What about some comment box? I'm sure someone else has great ideas other than the ones you employ.
*Park @ Neonopolis for a easy stroll to and fro. I believe you can get validated at the bowling service bar.
This was the second stop after our Taco Trek on Charleston Blvd. We arrived up front and there was an unexpected $5 cover charge!?!? Pretty weak. we met up with other yelpers inside and shot some pool awaiting the arrival of hostess Julie K.-Thanks for hosting Julie!!!
Cool atmosphere here and cool activities to keep you occupied-bowling, gamer's room, pool tables, and a bar tended by men in undies and ladies in drag, and a nightly show or two put on by the ladies. Didn't drink, bowl, or hit up the gamer's room, but there's always next time!
If you're ever in the downtown area, come down and check out Drink and Drag...ALOHA!!!
YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2013-(24/100) "Chilaxin' @ Double D"
Ahh, drink and drag.
This was my second visit and first time hosting an event. my reasons for choosing D&D is that I like that they have so much space and activities to choose from including bowling, pool, video games, to name a few. . .
that aspect appealed to my friends as far as variety. I don't really consider D&D a club and for that I disagree with the cover fees! also, the drinks are grossly overpriced.
For location, activities, group space, and even the ladies in drag, all a thumbs UP.
but pricing, cover fees, rude staff attitudes, even the cocktail of supplies for "purchase" in the bathroom, little over the top.
Much thanks to Christina, David, Michael, Nelson, Sylvia, Kim, Alida, Helen, and of course many more for showing up even briefly and supporting me in my 1st Vegas UYE. Love you guys/gals and I will plan a near future event which is a little less alcoholic and scattered to where I can hopefully meet more of you in an intimate dining scene and have some one on one time.
Thanks all!
Cute bar/lounge with a dance floor, pool tables and bowling! Â What more could you need/want?
I went on a Friday night and it wasn't too crowded and didn't take long to get a drink. Â The theme was locker room, so all of the dancers were dressed in athletic wear and the set of the stage was a locker room with a bench and lockers.
I rant about the lack of GLBTQ community in Vegas so I welcome a place like this. I love dragqueens and I love the idea of a bar served and werked by these lovelies. Â I really thought it was a shoe in favorite for me, but so far my experience has been lacking something. Â
Came on a Saturday late after hopping from another bar. Â I liked they do random blast specials like for the next 5 minutes drinks are $5 when we were there and their facebook advertises some very attractive drink specials like 2 for 1 nights w/ flyer or text, $2 drinks, bowl and snacks day, etc. The selection was mostly flavored vodkas and not much for me to work with in terms of whiskeys or gins and no craft beers. Still, if you are looking for a cheap drinks this might be paradise. The sound system isn't good quality and they were playing the most overplayed Top 40 so it wasn't hitting the fabulous factor in that. I should maybe check in on a EDM night or a night with a DJ in. Â
I love the semi-private bowling lanes with comfy looking bench seats so the BF and I agreed this might be fun to go one quiet afternoon with friends. The prices seem below most big bowling spots pricing regularly and they advertise some days have $2 game specials so it definitely seems like it'll be a better option than going to a casino.
As for nightlife time, I'm not so sure. We'll see if this relationship is just shy and grows overtime. Will be back for bowling soon.
(Yelp 100 Challenge 32/100)
Nope. Just Nope. Sorry guys, you're a bar, not a nightclub. I don't think I need to pay a cover to come here on the weekends. I don't care if it was only $5, it's just a rule I have. Having a DJ doesn't give you the right to do so either. Everyone has a DJ. GAP has a DJ. Also, almost ten minutes at the bar.
So, sorry but not sorry for the lower rating. I'm doing this for your own good.
Looking for something else to do on a friday night (other than an average bar or the movies) we decided to give Drink & Drag a whirl. Friends had recommended it to us, but being in the neighborhood and suffering from an overcrowded bar on a First Friday, we decided it was a good time to try; we were very happy that we did.
There was a cover ($10 per person) and the cost per game was pretty steep ($26 for two people w/ shoe rental for a single game). There's a bar (complete with male go-go dancers the night we went) and the option to play pool (which was a more reasonable hourly rate) so there is more to do than just bowling.
The staff was friendly and the crowd was too; everyone there (us included) seemed to be having a great time. It was a little pricey, but turned out to be worth every penny.
Terrible cant even start to describe this place.
$7 for a bottled beer here or $2.75 at the Denny's downstairs. Wtf
Their alcohol selection is terrible. No assortments of whiskey or rum - it's sad they can even call it a bar. And the beers are just the regular domestics (bud, bud light, sunshine). Why not actually have some good beers like the bars across the street?!
But it wouldn't matter because its hard to even get a drink. Waited 30 mins at the bar and never received service. These "queens" are terrible. No personalities. I don't think I've ever seen one smile out of a bartender.
I think Glitter Gulch has better dancers than here too. Just desperate, slutty porn stars.
Ahh-ok - its defiantly not your SF bar. 10 dollar cover on friday and 20 dollar cover saturday! and 9 dollar drinks seem a little steep. Its a good place to go to break up the casino bars and to go and hang out and dance. Cool place inside - but needs improvement.
Things that need to improve in my opinion:
1- The guy at the door needs to go - completely disrespectful. Took my grandma, mom, and dad (yes, very supporting family (-: ) - The guy was extremely rude.
2- Cover charge is quite high for any club. $20 dollars at a club that has no line and not many people inside might be a good indication.
Fun place to hang out. They have five or six bowling lanes, a bar, and a pool area (to play pool, not a pool with water). As one of my friends pointed out though, the lanes aren't designed for serious bowling. (I guess you can't see the dots on the floor or something like that.)
I liked that the lanes each had plush seat banks for the bowlers to sit down. Not those hard plastic seats like at an actual bowling alley. The waitress was attentive and came by frequently. They didn't offer any specialty drinks (or at least that I could see), but otherwise had a fully stocked bar.
The place is upstairs in Neonopolis. We were there a little early, about 7:30pm, and it was a bit dead. But by 10pm, it was crowded, mostly around the bar area.
Also, one last thing -- when I took out my digital SLR to take pictures of my group, security came over and told me that while I could take pictures with my cell phone camera, I couldn't use a "real" camera. Huh?
Overall, we had a blast, and its definitely worth checking out.
Sundays are fun days at Drink & Drag! Â All day long you get to enjoy happy hour specials (stolen from Janel):
No cover
$1 draft
$2 wells
$2 snacks
$1 bowling
$1 per hour of billiards
If you find yourself spending much more than $20 here on a Sunday, I certainly hope you're buying drinks for friends. Â $20 goes a long way here on Sundays, with my favorite deal being the $1 drafts: American Red, Shock Top or Bud Light. Â There's good people watching, bowling is fun, and you're on Fremont Street! Â If you make your way down here and don't have a good time, I think you may need to learn what fun is.
Aaaaaand STRIKE THREE, you're out.
Why in the hell would you close the entire upstairs level of Neonopolis (including the bar, itself) for a "lesbian only party" on the main night of Las Vegas Pride? Whoever is responsible for that moronic decision needs to lose their job.
I'm sorry if I don't feel like standing around in a clutter of ghetto people in a poorly ventilated "party" with terrible performers on stage... (This was 11pm, and not a queen to be seen. Just some people doing breakdancing and rap... because apparently that has something to do with gay culture and pride.)
This place is quickly becoming the place NOT to go. I really, really wanted to like it, and it started out so well, but I don't think I'll be bringing any more out of town guests here, or even bothering to come spend my own money in the future, unless someone is really desperate to go to a drag bar. (Which doesn't happen often, I tell you.)
Good luck, Drink & Drag. I know you're owned by the people who own Krave, which explains your stupid business practices, but there's a reason the locals avoid Krave, and I'm sure they'll start avoiding this location as well if things keep up at this rate.
I guess it's my bad for not knowing what I was getting myself into. Â Some friends told me to go there to hang out and get some cheap beers. Â I didn't even know this place existed. Â Well, let me back up.
Drink & Drag is in the horribly sad Neonopolis shopping mall downtown. Â For a year and a half, I worked on a TV show that was in studios that were built out of 3 of the movie theatres. Â That whole time, that mall was dead. Â We heard rumors that they were going to revitalize it, but it has never happened. Â And that was like 2006.
Jillian's used to be in this mall, and they had a smaller back room where you could bowl. Â It sucked then, but there were limited edible food options on our lunch hour, so we'd occasionally go there.
Now it's Drink & Drag, and it's just worst. Â Loud music like you're in a club, with bowling, and then dudes in speedos and people in drag. Â Just seems like an awfully weird combination. Â Granted, I'm not gay, so maybe I'm missing the appeal. Â But places that try so hard to be SOMETHING MORE seem destined to fail. Â They're a small bowling alley with a bar, can't we just leave it at that?
This guy is not your target audience, I guess. Â I left as soon as I could get my friends out of there, and enjoyed the rest of my night at the Griffin.
First time visiting this place on Sunday and I'm actually impressed! Â A place I never knew could do so well, and even better, it's downtown!
First, you're greeted by a very personable bouncer. Â A lot of clubs and bars have uptight bouncers who think they can use their position to push people around. Â The bouncer at Drink & Drag was very nice. Â When you enter, the bar is right infront and super cool. Â Nicely illuminated and lots of staff members to assist. Â To the left of the bar is a 10 lane bowling alley. Â For Drink & Drag, I think Sundays would be an awesome day to visit because of their happy hour. Â The part of Sundays Happy Hour I love is, "$1 Drafts, $2 Wells, $2 Snacks, $1 Bowling! NO COVER!" Â That is super affordable!!
We didn't stay long because I had to work the next morning but you bet I'll be back to hang out. Â This new place really is helping to change the face of downtown and I really appreciate it!
I feel like I've finally found a home in the Neonopolis..occupying Jillian's previous spot, our Gang endeavored to send Lily off to CA in style. And, boy did this place deliver!
If you text 313-131 yoy'll get nightly specials. This Sunday included $2 beer & well drinks prepared by some of the most Fierce and Fabulous bartenders, gorgeous Gals. Each one. The bar backs in boxer briefs were delicious eye candy. They offer snacks, like nachos, etc super inexpensive.
Early in the evening we were offered to move to a lane that did not keep score, in exchange for free bowling all night! And a shot tray for our troubles. I swear those shots were POTENT! The individual swanky bowling areas made each lane feel VIP and we were attended to by a gorgeous Queen. They took great care of us and poured strong cocktails!
We danced to some bumpin tunes and took over that floor. Then an amateur So You Think You're a Drag Queen contest which was Amazing!!! The staff were lovely, lively, raunchy & bawdy & more fun than I can convey with mere written word.
Grab a group of your favorite folks and enjoy an evening you'll not soon forget. There are pool tables ( $1 games) video games and impromptu shows by the women of Drink & Drag!!!
Cannot wait to go back and make more memories here. A unique and super fun joint. One note. serious bowlers should know the selection of (ahem) balls is limited...or tucked away?! And, all shoes were men's sizes...so they were falling off. But who cares?!?! Â Bowling & Drag Queens & Good Times, Oh My!!!
Cheers, Bravo & Thank You, D & D! Â After Tough Mudder on my Bday & pre Hawaii/Bali, I'm inviting the gang to have a blast. Highly reccomend!!!
You just gotta love QUEENS. Dressed in their finest, and grooving with their diva attitudes, best believe you'll have yourself a good time with these ladies! Their offerings, and deals are just too good to be true.
The breakdown for Sunday's special:
No cover
$1 draft
$2 wells
$2 snacks
$1 bowling
$1 per hour of billiards
Free board games (I saw Twister and Connect 4)
So...I spent a good deal of my time there drinking cheap beer and wells and then sobering up with a fairly decent sized amount of those $2.00 nachos. These nachos aren't nachos with small portions. It was a big portion with a very good helping or cheese and jalapenos.
The venue is so fun and retro! They have these cool private lanes with seats to seclude your party. So it feels like a VIP bowling lane. They have fun lights and a big screen with cool light graphics to get you in the party mood. They also have this super cool private game room with HUGE projector screens and a lounge area for you play video games if you wanted.
There's also a really cool dance floor and an awesome DJ that spins the best top 40 hits so you could boom boom shake shake and drop what your mama say on the floor. If you're running out of dance moves, fear no more because the dazzling divas put on an hourly show to show you what their working with.
I had a great time and the service was fabulous. While I think it's nifty that they use Ipads to ring everyone up, I didn't quite know what to do to keep a tab open since I had card or leave tip, but later on I finally figured it out. heehee.
I walked away that night fun drunk with friends only spending a whopping $25.00 plus tip on billiards, snacks, and drnks! Thanks Ladies!!!
It doesn't happen often, but I was having a particularly crappy day. Â You know, just one of those days. Â Nothing was going right, total bummer. Â I wandered the Strip for hours looking for shenanigans, and found none. Â NONE. Â In Sin City. Â WTF? Â
So, I did what I always do when I'm feeling blue: teased hair up real big, gold eyeshadow, and jumped in a cab. Â "Take me to the nearest drag queens, please." Â See, queens are a happy people. Â It is not possible to have a bad time in their presence. Â It's not a gay thing, a straight thing, or an in-between thing. Â It's just a fact of life. Â
A short ride to Downtown later, and I found myself at the threshold of Drink & Drag. Â Sight for sore eyes, it certainly was. Â It's tucked back off of Fremont just a touch, upstairs in an otherwise dilapidated shopping area, mostly shuttered. Â Inside? Â Damn near heaven, that's what! Â
I had no idea that when I went, it was super new. Â It was spotless, sparkling, inviting, comfy, and there are BOWLING LANES IN THE MIDDLE. Â Imagine that, guys and dolls. Â
I happened to be there on a Sunday, what luck! Â $2 pint-sized well mixed drinks. Â Beer so cheap they practically pay you to drink it. Â Discounted bowling. Â Musical interludes by the staff. Â Wigs taller than I. Â Awesome service, incredibly friendly bartenders and servers. Â This place again reinforced my perception that native Las Vegas folk are some of the most laid-back, sweet peeps in the world. Â It seems to be all the visitors that are a-holes there, certainly not the locals. Â When one of the performers complimented my eye makeup, I nearly fainted. Â LIFE COMPLETE. Â
Drink and Drag not only saved my Sunday, but kind of turned me around on the whole Vegas experience, for reals. Â Normal prices, amazingly attentive staff, slick look and feel, tons of room: total win. Â Sweet 'tender tried to put me in a cab, but I said, "No, thanks, lady. Â I'M TAKING THE BUS!" Â Then I spent about an hour in transit, drunk and lost as hell, wishing I'd never left.
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