FLAMINGO
HAPPY HOURS

FLAMINGO LAS VEGAS HAPPY HOURS

The Flamingo is pure Vegas history built by Bugsy Siegel himself back when casinos were a little grittier and a lot more “family business.” But for years, that tradition didn’t exactly translate into a memorable happy hour scene. That changed recently with the opening of Havana 1957, a Cuban-inspired happy hour that serves up mojitos, rum cocktails, and small plates that feel like a toast to Bugsy and the boys.

Best part? The Flamingo sits right next to The LINQ via the LINQ Promenade, so once you’ve had your fill of Cuban flavors, you can wander into a whole strip of other happy hour deals without ever losing your buzz. And yes, the real flamingos are still out back, pink-feathered and Instagram-ready, reminding everyone that some Vegas icons never fade. FUN FACT: Bugsy & Meyer bought the El Cortez Casino Downtown while The Flamingo was being built. El Cortez has a good happy hour program worth the trip downtown.