Bottled Blonde Las Vegas VIP tables
Rooftop and nightlife floor tables, booked direct through a host who works the room.
A table at Bottled Blonde is a minimum spend, not a ticket price. You commit to spending a set amount on bottles, mixers and food; that spend buys reserved seating, entry for your whole group with no cover, and a server. Minimums move by night, floor and date.
Table minimums move with the night, the floor and how full the calendar is. These are the ranges I quote most often — I confirm exact pricing per date before you put a card down.
| Table | Minimum | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rooftop table | Lower minimums, often the best value | Groups of 4–8, birthdays, sunset into night | Open-air, Strip-facing seating. |
| Nightlife floor table | Mid to high minimums on weekends | Groups who want to be in the middle of the room | Closest to the DJ and the energy. |
| Premium / large group | Highest minimums, custom | 10+ guests, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate | Multiple bottles, dedicated server, custom setup. |
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How table pricing works
- The minimum is what you spend, not a cover on top. Bottles, mixers and food count toward it.
- Tax and gratuity are added on top of your minimum. Budget roughly 30% above the minimum.
- Minimums rise on holiday weekends and big event dates and can fall midweek.
- Booking earlier gets you a better position for the same spend.
What's included
- Reserved seating for your group
- Expedited entry for the guests on your reservation
- A server and mixers for the table
- No cover for your table guests
When a table beats the guest list
- Your group is six or more and you want to sit together.
- You're arriving after 11 PM on a Friday or Saturday.
- It's a birthday, bachelor or bachelorette party and standing in line kills the moment.
- You're going to spend on drinks anyway — at bar prices, a group of eight often clears a rooftop minimum without noticing.
When it doesn't
If there are four of you on a Tuesday and nobody's celebrating anything, save the money. Get on the list, sit at the bar or eat downstairs. If the list covers your group, I'll say so.
Low and $0 minimum tables
On slower nights and for bookings made well ahead, table minimums can drop very low — occasionally to $0 under specific promotional conditions. It's real and it's rare. It depends entirely on the date and the room's calendar, it isn't a standing offer, and I'll tell you honestly whether your date qualifies rather than dangling it to get you in the door.
Minimums, floor availability and promotional terms change constantly. Nothing on this page is a guaranteed price. I confirm exact pricing for your specific date before anything is charged.
How to book
- Send the form below or text me with your date, group size and rough budget.
- I come back with what's available on that date, on which floor, at what minimum.
- You confirm; the reservation goes in with a card on file per the venue's terms.
- I text you arrival instructions the day of, and I'm reachable on the night.
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Questions people actually ask
How much is a table at Bottled Blonde Las Vegas?
It depends on the night, the floor and the date. Rooftop tables carry the lowest minimums and the nightlife floor on a Saturday carries the highest. Send me your date and I'll quote the real number rather than a range you can't book.
Does the minimum include tax and gratuity?
No. Tax and gratuity are added on top. Budget roughly 30% above the minimum so the final bill isn't a surprise.
How many people does a table cover?
Table capacity is set by the size of the table, not by your minimum. Tell me your headcount up front — that's what determines which table I put you on.
Can I book a table for tonight?
Often yes, especially on the rooftop. Text me — same-day is normal, and last-minute availability moves fast enough that a form isn't the right tool.
Is there a cover charge for guests on my table?
No. Entry for the guests on your reservation is covered by the table.
Last updated 2026-08-31 by your host, a working VIP host on the Bottled Blonde Las Vegas team.