Las Vegas topped Time Out's ranking of the world's best cities for nightlife, surpassing traditional nightlife hubs such as Paris and Madrid. The city's nightlife resurgence is emerging outside the Strip, centered in the Arts District several miles north. The Arts District's cocktail scene, supported by notable eateries like Esther's Kitchen and events like First Friday, has gained momentum and competes with flashier, pricier Strip venues. Doberman Drawing Room exemplifies the shift with inventive cocktails, offbeat decor, and a $3,000-per-year membership option while welcoming non-members. Head mixologist Juyoung Kang positions elevated cocktails as an accepted, growing offering in the neighborhood.
A new ranking of the world's best cities for nightlife is in and taking the top city is none other than Las Vegas. According to a recent Time Out survey, the entertainment capital beat out iconic nightlife cities like Paris and Madrid when it came to late-night revelry. That may come as no surprise to seasoned travelers familiar with Vegas' legendary nightclubs and over-the-top pool parties.
What is surprising, though, is that Vegas' nightlife renaissance is being driven not by the Strip, but by the burgeoning Arts District, located several miles north. Specifically, it's the neighborhood's cocktail scene that helped propel the city to the top spot of the list. As a local, I can attest the Arts District has been gaining serious momentum in recent years thanks to standout eateries like Esther's Kitchen and the popular First Friday series.
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