Bottled Blonde Las Vegas bottle service

Bottle service at Bottled Blonde means reserving a table against a minimum spend and filling that minimum with bottles, mixers and food. You get reserved seating, entry for your group without cover, and a server. The minimum is the number that matters — bottle prices are how you reach it.

Minimum spend versus bottle price

People mix these up constantly. The minimum is your commitment. Bottle prices are the menu you spend it on. If your minimum is a given number and you order bottles and food that add up past it, you're done — there's no separate table fee sitting on top. Tax and gratuity are added at the end, so plan for roughly 30% more than the minimum on the final bill.

How many bottles does a group need?

• A bottle of spirits pours roughly 16 to 17 drinks with mixers.
• Four to six people, a normal night: one bottle usually covers it.
• Eight to ten people who are drinking properly: two bottles.
• Twelve or more: two to three, plus champagne if it's a celebration.

Ordering a second bottle mid-night is normal and easy. Over-ordering at the start to look impressive is how people end up annoyed at the bill.

What's on the list

Standard Vegas bottle program — vodka, tequila, whiskey, cognac, champagne, across house through premium tiers, with mixers included. I send the current list and pricing for your date when you inquire, because printing prices on a webpage that go stale helps nobody.

Champagne and celebration presentations

Sparkler presentations and celebration setups are available and are usually the reason a birthday table is worth it over a booth. Tell me what you want when you book, not when you arrive.