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Who says the party has to stop on Sunday? In a bid to reenergize the Las Vegas nightlife scene during the quieter days of the week, the Cosmopolitan and Clique Hospitality have revived Clique Bar & Lounge with a complete overhaul and a whole new party. Since reopening in August, the space has transformed into a glittering, disco-inspired haven designed to keep the good times rolling.
Marketing director Brea Moore says those groovy, disco-era accents were fully intentional. The revamped lounge, designed by award-winning visionary Peter Max Bowden, is a fusion of old-school glam and modern opulence.
Upon entering, the first thing that grabs your attention is the bar’s sunburst backdrop, an illuminated mirror that invites you to pick your poison. The room itself is bathed in rich golds and deep hues, with velvety seating that wraps around tables for larger groups. And at the center, a massive golden disco ball casts its glittering glow.
That’s where Monday Night Fever comes in. Clique’s new weekly party draws inspiration directly from the room’s design.
“With disco being at the forefront of our Monday Night Fever party, it’s a combination of disco music mixed into some familiar hits that people are more likely to dance to,” says Moore. “We are tailoring to a crowd of all different types of people.”
And it works. DJs blend tracks from Durand Jones & the Indications, The Gap Band, The Weeknd and Evelyn “Champagne” King, to name a few. And as the night unfolds, groups of people crowd up to the bar, drinks in hand, laughing and dancing, as the infectious energy of the room sweeps them onto the dance floor.
“That environment sort of puts you into this atmosphere of luxury,” Moore says. “And that’s also, coincidentally, our tagline for the venue: luxury on the rocks.”
The cocktails mirror the space’s sleek, upscale vibe. Classic drinks like the French 75 ($18) and Old Fashioned ($21) are staples, but the Porn Star Martini ($20) steals the show. Made with Grey Goose vodka, Passoã, passion fruit,and a prosecco sidecar, it’s as flirty as it is fancy.
For something a little more fun, the Don Sandia ($17) comes served in a hollowed-out cucumber, rimmed with tajín, and filled with Flecha Azul Tequila, Cointreau, watermelon and lemon. And the Jelloranges ($17) are a throwback to that house party classic but elevated with Ciroc vodka and orange cream and poured into orange peels then sliced into bite-sized portions.
The food menu, too, is designed to complement the vibrant party atmosphere, with items like spicy tuna crispy rice ($20) and Wagyu sliders ($26) that hit the spot whether you’re dancing or just enjoying the scene. For something a little lighter, try the blistered shishito peppers ($17) or the mini Maine lobster rolls ($32).
With its sultry design, killer cocktails and vibey mix of music, Clique Bar & Lounge makes us ask ourselves, why wait for the weekend?
CLIQUE BAR & LOUNGE Cosmopolitan, 702-698-7939, cliquelv.com, Monday-Friday, 4 p.m.-late; Saturday & Sunday, 10 a.m.-late.
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