The Houston Brothers' speakeasy club hidden behind a vinyl record shop at Park MGM, sporting karaoke rooms, a vintage double-decker bus, and eclectic dance floors.
Neighbourhood
Las Vegas
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Age
21+ (local law)
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No dress code listed
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