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PALMS CASINO LAS VEGAS HAPPY HOURS

Palms used to be the place to party with celebrities and high rollers. It had the kind of energy that made it the off-Strip property everyone talked about. That era has faded. Even after a $700 million renovation and new tribal ownership, the dining and bar scene hasn’t bounced back the way the rooms and casino floor have. There’s exactly one verified happy hour left, down from four or five just a few years ago. The good news: it’s Scotch 80 Prime, and it’s genuinely excellent. A proper steakhouse happy hour that holds its own against anything in the city. Palms isn’t the destination it once was, but it’s an easy walk to the Rio, which has been quietly building its own happy hour comeback.

Palms Las Vegas Happy Hours – Frequently Asked Questions

One verified happy hour — Scotch 80 Prime. That’s down significantly from the four or five options Palms had just a few years back. The dining scene here has contracted even as the property itself went through a major renovation.

Not in the way it once was. Palms had a real run as the it-spot for celebrities and high rollers in the 2000s, but that energy has shifted elsewhere. The current ownership has invested heavily in renovating the property, but the restaurant and bar scene specifically hasn’t returned to its former depth.

Yes, genuinely. It’s a proper steakhouse happy hour with quality cocktails and food that holds up against much bigger names on the Strip. If you’re going to Palms for one reason, this is it.

Several restaurants and bars that used to anchor the Palms dining scene have closed or changed over the years, including names that were big draws in the property’s earlier era. The current lineup is leaner, with Scotch 80 Prime standing as the clear remaining highlight.

Yes. The Rio is within walking distance and has been improving its own happy hour and dining lineup recently. It’s a natural pairing – start or end at Scotch 80 Prime, then head over to see what Rio’s comeback looks like.