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The Wine Cellar
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Categories: Wine Bars, Beer, Wine & Spirits, American (Traditional)
3700 W Flamingo RdLas Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 777-7962
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Garage
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Take-out:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Happy Hour:
- No
9 reviews for The Wine Cellar
This place is a nice change of pace from your typical Vegas bar. Its downstairs from the Masquerade Village and can be hard to find.
Once you're downstairs, it looks like a genuine wine cellar. They've got jazz music playing and you can easily have a conversation in there. It's such a 180 from whats going on upstairs. They have a wine shop with a wide variety of wines by the bottle and of course a wine bar. I recommend getting a flight as their pours are very very very generous.
The bartenders are very friendly but also give you your space. Overall, its a nice hideaway and much better than that wine bar at Mandalay Bay.
This is a great place to unwind after a day of shopping, gambling or just walking the strip. It's DOWN a flight of stairs from the Masquerade Village at the Rio and once you get down there, you forget that you are in one of the noisiest casinos in Vegas.
The wine selection is excellent, the cheeses are great and the ambiance make it a favorite spot for us. It's well worth a trip to the Rio just to go to the Wine Cellar.
This was really a cute little place. I popped in here and had a couple flight tastings of wines one night, when I was waiting for my dinner reservation.
clean, well rounded wine list. knowledageble staff - and a great enviorment - going to put it back on que for this next trip.
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This is a nice little hidden (literally) gem! Even the RIO employee I talked to wasn't sure how I could get there. I eventually found the elevator, and really enjoyed my time. I had an excellent flight of four red wines and some snacks to go along. The bartender was really nice and knowledgeable. The only problem is that I don't get out to the RIO very often.
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Besides shopping, this is my favorite place to relax & unwind in LV. They have a ginormous list of flights ranging from reds to whites to sparkling wines, to dessert wines, to every other category you can think of.
I really like the ambiance & the near silence, which is surprising since it's close to the casino area. The assortment of wines for purchasing is so extensive that I get lost looking through the many racks of wines.
The prices are very reasonable as well.
This place is definitely a must see if you love wine, like me!
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Amazing little spot in Las Vegas!
Basement of Rio. You would never guess that such a spot existed in a Casino.
As you walk down the spiral stair case, you suddenly find yourself in a quaint santa barbara or napa style wine cellar.
Staff was helpful and informative.
About 30 different flights.. you can even mix and match your own!
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The Wine Cellar is an enchanting wine bar located a floor below the casino in the Rio. I stumbled upon this place while I was waiting for the Penn and Teller show. Once you walk down the stairs you feel like you've been warped to a gorgeous wine cellar in Napa, it's like walking into a different world from the casino. The walls are lined with beautifully displayed wine racks filled with wine and the lighting sells the "underground cellar" feel.
You can choose to sit at the bar or one of many inviting couches, armchairs, and bistro tables. The menu offers many flights of differing varietals and varying prices. Flights come with a basket of varying breads and of course some water to cleanse the palate.
If you're in the Rio, I insist you take a break from the bustle and noise of the casino and slow it down with a flight of wine...or two ;)
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I went to the Wine Cellar as part of a group from my job. This is the kind of environment I really enjoy- beautiful colors, warm lighting, quality furniture, leather and wood- I'd love a room in my house to look like this! I enjoyed looking through the old collection of wines and finding ones bottled the years my parents were born (1930s). We enjoyed a couple of different wines (I'm not much of a drinker) and some nice hors d'oeuvres. Because this was an event hosted by my job, I have no idea about pricing. All I know is that I would love to come back and curl up with a magazine or two in one of those nice, cozy chairs.
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Amongst all of the hustle and bustle of over-the-top Las Vegas there is a nice down to earth wine bar hidden in an unlikely location. Located in the Masquerade Village at the Rio Hotel, The Wine Cellar & Tasting Room offers a classic old world wine experience for those looking to unwind and relax over a quality glass of wine. As you walk downstairs from the casino floor to the "Wine Cellar" you are instantly removed from the bright lights and noise of Vegas and enter into a quiet relaxed environment enclosed in rustic rock tile and brick archways.
Showcasing around 50,000 bottles, valued at more than $10 million, there is sure to be something on the menu that catches your interest. Or once you have your glass spend some time wandering around taking in some of the rare museum pieces located on site, including a bottle of 1800 Madeira from the cellar of Thomas Jefferson. If you're in the mood for some California cult or other very collectible wines then you're in luck because that's exactly what The Wine Cellar caters to. With more than 100 wines by the glass you're also free to sip here and there until finding that true gem. The professional wine stewards on sight have no problem offering up a taste before committing to a full glass pour. If you feel like some munchies then pair your wine with a multitude of cheese options, served with a basket of freshly baked bread.
Even though they claim to be Las Vegas's most famous wine bar and retail shop I would have had no idea that it was even there unless I happen to glance at a small sign in the parking lot of the Rio convention center with the magical words "Wine Bar". And to my astonishment this wasn't like your traditional Vegas cool & contemporary swanky hang-out but instead a nice classic wine bar. Of course the prices are still on par with the rest of Vegas the atmosphere can't be beet if you're looking to escape and savor a glass of wine as you unwind from a days worth of sight seeing or are looking to start the night off.
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