Red Square Las Vegas

The Environment:

A giant headless statue of Russian patriarch Vladimir Lenin lures in crowds and sets the tone for the place. Red Square Las Vegas proudly flaunts Russian artifacts as decorations, embracing the remains of communism and socialism. Don't worry, they're just artifacts and Red Square Vegas restaurant itself no way embraces these practices. (Trust us - they ARE strictly capitalists based on their prices ...)

Why We Dine:

Red Square Diner Las Vegas is mainly known for their wide vodka selection, and why shouldn't they be? But they've got pretty fancy and delicious food as well.

• Reverse Happy Hour: Sunday through Wednesday, the reverse happy hour offers the half-priced specialty and vodka of the month cocktails. We like things reversed, especially happy hours and cowgirls.
• Siberian Nachos: Salmon, wasabi and chives on wanton chips. These are not your average nachos, but they make the perfect appetizer or pair to your Vodka delight at Red Square Diner Las Vegas. Much classier than normal nachos, and at $15 a pop, they better be! But to almost everyone, they are well worth the price!
• Vodka, Vodka, Vodka: Red Square Las Vegas has more than 200 frozen vodkas. Their specialty infusions, martinis and Russian-inspired cocktails will have you praising communism as well. Try the vodka flights, with four shots of various vodkas served in a block of ice. All vodka is served at 5 degrees, so watch out for a brain freeze.

Inside Knowledge:

If you buy a bottle of vodka or join Red Square Diner Las Vegas elite membership group you get access to the vodka vault. No, becoming a member of a vodka bar is not frowned upon in Las Vegas.

Is it Worth It?

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