Ski Lodge and Superfrico are both located inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Ski Lodge is the speakeasy sister to Superfrico and you can get to Ski Lodge from inside Superfrico through a few doors. Once inside you are transported to instant winter wonderland vibes as if you are somewhere between Breckenridge and Saint Moritz. The place is organically decorated and it does not try too hard to be something that it's not. The week, we were there they had a Japanese inspired Cocktail menu that left us borh really impressed. We were told by one of the bartenders that they have something of a research & development team when they put together their future cocktail menus and that is pretty apparent when you look at the drink menu. Overall really satisfied with our experience and will more likely be back.*Special shout out to Christian from Superfrico who got us in without having to wait in line!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Michelle Schroer
This place was such a cool hidden gem! As a Canadian snowboarder visiting Vegas, stumbling upon this by accident was so cool! We roasted s’mores and had the most delicious cocktail of our whole trip! Will definitely come back next time!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slava's Snowstorm, S’Mores
Patrick
Great vibe great service. Absolutely the worst cocktails of our lives. Wasabi martini and SoySoyGood. They seemed like an April fools joke on the patrons(served on April 5th). Both were total salt bombs.Come for the atmosphere. Leave quickly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Rick K
We travel all over and one thing we look hard for is phenomenal cocktails. Hidden/speakeasy's are usually a safer bet but still greatly alter between quality. Ski lodge is easily the best cocktails we had in las Vegas, but when you have skilled bartenders who have been in the business 28 years it's not a surprise. This is a place I could not recommend more. It's a small fun vibe atmosphere and unique, amazing cocktails. If you go here I promise this will not disappoint.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Arnold A
? ? ?Domo arigato Mister RobotoDo you like george Michael's? Back when he was straight?What about Michael Jackson before he lost his tan?How about the smell of booger sugar? Just the smell!If you answered yes to any of the above, than this speakeasy is for you! Ski cabin 80s vibes, In a low key bar. Along with some Japanese influenced drinks. This speakeasy will have you feeling Japanese, I really think so. ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Andrea Quintanilla
I will give a different review once we actually get a chance to go inside.We heard such awesome things about this place and watched to check it out, with the hopes of having a low key cozy night cap. However, besides being very busy without a good estimate for how long it would take, when we were seated it was impossible to hear each other because there was a show. I’m of the opinion that the space is way too small for a show, especially with so many people. My husband is on the spectrum and we appreciate heads up when things may have sensory overload. We didn’t stay, we just walked out. We’ll try again later on our visit, maybe in the afternoon.Edit: we never got a chance to come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Adin Gosine
Super cool hidden bar. Worth checking out. Japanese style cocktails are great.
Diana Y.
Amazing speakeasy bar in Cosmopolitan. Small lodge but the theme is fully represented with fireplace, window with snow scenery, ski gear, and costumes. The drinks are fresh, unique, and delicious. Music on Friday night was an upbeat 80's dance music and perfect for me. The service was great too. Even though I didn't see him today, but I hear it's a favorite hangout place for The Yeti.
Zack Hill
Awesome hidden gem. The cosmo is full of little random hideaways.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Cutali
Always tip your staff! We got in after maybe a 2 minute wait! The kitchen was closed so that was kind of sad but otherwise we had a great time! Try the Tokyo happy meal! Best bang for your buck! Next time hopefully we can try the s'
One of the best kept secrets in Las Vegas. The decor is a fabulous ski lodge - what else did you expect? It's worth the wait - and they pour generously :)
Kien H.
So the ski lounge was pretty cool. It was a small dimly lit ski lounge decorated area that you have to walk through a trap door to get to kind of lol. You come in and all you see is wooded decorations all around, the backdrop is snowy, and the waste staff is dressed accordingly. Is very dark and it's kind of loud but that's fine, that's not the end of the world. You expect it to be a little dim because they want to make it more intimate I assume. It worked for me. But I think that it's best that you perhaps try reservations to get a table that's not in the middle of the room. But it was still nice, had fireplace scenes all around and it was definitely warm. I hear that the pizza is good, didn't get a chance to try it but since everyone is raving about it, I believe it. I had the Niseko old fashioned. Of course I had an old-fashioned, if you read any of my reviews before you know that lol. It was good. I mean it wasn't the best in the world but it was pretty good. Maybe they didn't put the right amount of sugar in the glass because a bounce felt a little bit off, but it was still pretty good.
Gurt Reynolds
Super solid place and really cool interior
Ash Sterlekar
Ski lodge themed Speakeasy in CosmopolitanSpeakeasy style cocktail bar. It's a classic reminiscent of a cozy ski lodge atmosphere.Tons of cocktails typically includes vodka, triple sec or orange liqueur, cranberry juice, and lime juice, shaken with ice and strained into a chilled martini glass.One can write something on a dollar bill and stick on the walls. Super cool thing to do a d may be come after years to check it out!Vegetarian options: Not so muchDietary restrictions: Food for allParking: Valet, paid parkingWheelchair accessibility: Yes
We really enjoyed this speakeasy. The bartenders are top notch and keep the vibe inviting. Drinks were awesome. Slava's Snowstorm and the Wasabi Martini were my favorites. Pizza was quite delicious. Love the 80s music.
Ski Lodge and Superfrico are both located inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Ski Lodge is the speakeasy sister to Superfrico and you can get to Ski Lodge from inside Superfrico through a few doors. Once inside you are transported to instant winter wonderland vibes as if you are somewhere between Breckenridge and Saint Moritz. The place is organically decorated and it does not try too hard to be something that it's not. The week, we were there they had a Japanese inspired Cocktail menu that left us borh really impressed. We were told by one of the bartenders that they have something of a research & development team when they put together their future cocktail menus and that is pretty apparent when you look at the drink menu. Overall really satisfied with our experience and will more likely be back.*Special shout out to Christian from Superfrico who got us in without having to wait in line!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This place was such a cool hidden gem! As a Canadian snowboarder visiting Vegas, stumbling upon this by accident was so cool! We roasted s’mores and had the most delicious cocktail of our whole trip! Will definitely come back next time!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Slava's Snowstorm, S’Mores
Great vibe great service. Absolutely the worst cocktails of our lives. Wasabi martini and SoySoyGood. They seemed like an April fools joke on the patrons(served on April 5th). Both were total salt bombs.Come for the atmosphere. Leave quickly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
We travel all over and one thing we look hard for is phenomenal cocktails. Hidden/speakeasy's are usually a safer bet but still greatly alter between quality. Ski lodge is easily the best cocktails we had in las Vegas, but when you have skilled bartenders who have been in the business 28 years it's not a surprise. This is a place I could not recommend more. It's a small fun vibe atmosphere and unique, amazing cocktails. If you go here I promise this will not disappoint.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
? ? ?Domo arigato Mister RobotoDo you like george Michael's? Back when he was straight?What about Michael Jackson before he lost his tan?How about the smell of booger sugar? Just the smell!If you answered yes to any of the above, than this speakeasy is for you! Ski cabin 80s vibes, In a low key bar. Along with some Japanese influenced drinks. This speakeasy will have you feeling Japanese, I really think so. ?
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I will give a different review once we actually get a chance to go inside.We heard such awesome things about this place and watched to check it out, with the hopes of having a low key cozy night cap. However, besides being very busy without a good estimate for how long it would take, when we were seated it was impossible to hear each other because there was a show. I’m of the opinion that the space is way too small for a show, especially with so many people. My husband is on the spectrum and we appreciate heads up when things may have sensory overload. We didn’t stay, we just walked out. We’ll try again later on our visit, maybe in the afternoon.Edit: we never got a chance to come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Super cool hidden bar. Worth checking out. Japanese style cocktails are great.
Amazing speakeasy bar in Cosmopolitan. Small lodge but the theme is fully represented with fireplace, window with snow scenery, ski gear, and costumes. The drinks are fresh, unique, and delicious. Music on Friday night was an upbeat 80's dance music and perfect for me. The service was great too. Even though I didn't see him today, but I hear it's a favorite hangout place for The Yeti.
Awesome hidden gem. The cosmo is full of little random hideaways.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Always tip your staff! We got in after maybe a 2 minute wait! The kitchen was closed so that was kind of sad but otherwise we had a great time! Try the Tokyo happy meal! Best bang for your buck! Next time hopefully we can try the s'
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
One of the best kept secrets in Las Vegas. The decor is a fabulous ski lodge - what else did you expect? It's worth the wait - and they pour generously :)
So the ski lounge was pretty cool. It was a small dimly lit ski lounge decorated area that you have to walk through a trap door to get to kind of lol. You come in and all you see is wooded decorations all around, the backdrop is snowy, and the waste staff is dressed accordingly. Is very dark and it's kind of loud but that's fine, that's not the end of the world. You expect it to be a little dim because they want to make it more intimate I assume. It worked for me. But I think that it's best that you perhaps try reservations to get a table that's not in the middle of the room. But it was still nice, had fireplace scenes all around and it was definitely warm. I hear that the pizza is good, didn't get a chance to try it but since everyone is raving about it, I believe it. I had the Niseko old fashioned. Of course I had an old-fashioned, if you read any of my reviews before you know that lol. It was good. I mean it wasn't the best in the world but it was pretty good. Maybe they didn't put the right amount of sugar in the glass because a bounce felt a little bit off, but it was still pretty good.
Super solid place and really cool interior
Ski lodge themed Speakeasy in CosmopolitanSpeakeasy style cocktail bar. It's a classic reminiscent of a cozy ski lodge atmosphere.Tons of cocktails typically includes vodka, triple sec or orange liqueur, cranberry juice, and lime juice, shaken with ice and strained into a chilled martini glass.One can write something on a dollar bill and stick on the walls. Super cool thing to do a d may be come after years to check it out!Vegetarian options: Not so muchDietary restrictions: Food for allParking: Valet, paid parkingWheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sexy Diablo, Milk & Cookies, S’Mores
We really enjoyed this speakeasy. The bartenders are top notch and keep the vibe inviting. Drinks were awesome. Slava's Snowstorm and the Wasabi Martini were my favorites. Pizza was quite delicious. Love the 80s music.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Slava's Snowstorm