Off the Strip, Vegas keeps it real 24/7, the city's oldest freestanding bar, a world-famous punk dive, and America's only around-the-clock tiki room. Cheap, gritty, and gloriously open at any hour.
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Vegas's oldest freestanding bar, holder of city liquor license #00001 and open since 1952, where the Rat Pack drank and atomic-test tourists watched mushroom clouds from the patio. Cheap beer and deep local lore.
Pip’s Tip City liquor license number 00001, Vegas's oldest freestanding bar. Till 3am Friday and Saturday.
World-famous punk dive open 24/7 with graffiti-covered walls, live bands, a jukebox from hell, and the infamous house 'Ass Juice' shot. Gloriously grimy and sloganed 'Shut Up and Drink.'
Pip’s Tip Open 24 hours, every day. World-famous punk dive, live bands, and it never closes.
The only 24-hour tiki bar in America, a dim carved-idol grotto pouring strong rum drinks in collectible mugs alongside video poker. Kitschy, cash-cheap, and beloved by locals and tiki pilgrims.
Pip’s Tip The only 24-hour tiki bar in America. Dim carved-idol grotto, and the drinks are strong.
Self-proclaimed 'Last Neighborhood Bar in Las Vegas,' a 24-hour dive since 1962 with stiff cheap pours, video poker, and legendary late-night karaoke. Unpretentious clubhouse with a 'Drunk of the Month' wall.
A tiny, dim rockabilly-flavored neighborhood tavern pouring some of the cheapest, stiffest drinks in town 24 hours a day. Famous for its Jameson Century Club and a fiercely loyal regular crowd.
A dark, medieval-tavern hideaway on Fremont East with stone fireplaces, red-leather booths, and a killer indie/soul jukebox. Grungier and moodier than the neon outside, the local's antidote to the Strip.
A blue-collar dive open since 1958 with a historic 1962 mural, pool tables, video poker, and a surprisingly good burger window. Gritty, cheap, and open 24 hours for shift workers.
A cult-favorite 24-hour tiki den in Chinatown packed with shrunken heads, an animatronic parrot, and over-the-top Polynesian kitsch. A beloved late-night local haunt with strong tropical pours.
A time-warp 1976 lounge famous for the working water wheel behind the bar, shag decor, cheap drinks, and video poker. Open 24 hours and once ranked among America's best dives, a genuine unchanged relic.
A gruff, welcoming 24-hour LGBTQ leather-and-bear dive with a cash-only bar, video poker, and a smoky patio. No frills, cheap drinks, and one of the friendliest regular crowds in Vegas.
Vegas's oldest freestanding bar, holder of city liquor license #00001 and open since 1952, where the Rat Pack drank and atomic-test tourists watched mushroom clouds from the patio. Cheap beer and deep local lore.
Dive bars are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the whiskey bars, lounges, steakhouses and the Domino Club below.
