Hidden behind a path of shrubbery is Pier 17 Yacht Club, named in honor of Absinthe's original Manhattan wharf location by the Brooklyn Bridge.

Part of the fun is hanging out in the surrounding Green Fairy Garden, which has developed into an entertainment spot of its own in recent months with a towering illuminated LED tree and No Pants (a series of food truck counters serving cocktails, coffee, and munchies). How to get in: Enter the main entrance of Superfrico and ask for directions.Ībsinthe is one of the best shows in Las Vegas–a raunchy spectacle inside a big top on the outdoor grounds of Caesars Palace.

Every now and then, performers from the neighboring OPM variety show stop by to add a splash of entertainment to the festivities. Whatever you drink, ask for a crispy square-shaped pizza or kit for roasting marshmallows. If you have money to burn, a modified Vieux Carre with Louis XIII and WhistlePig Boss Hog is a mere $250. Sticky Pajamas is a lychee martini with aquafaba instead of egg whites for a gentle foam on top. Current highlights include Dick's Milk Punch (a tropical Old Fashioned with a fresh splash of pineapple juice) and Ultraviolence, which despite the aggressive name, is a sweet daiquiri that tastes like carrot cake.

Niko Novick's cocktail menu is always eclectic, frequently evolving with seasonal updates. The secluded lounge is more low-key, living up to its name with wood paneling, winter-themed decor, and digital windows to showcase snowy landscapes. The Ski Lodge is a hidden bar inside Superfrico, a place where art, quirks, and spectacle come together in an experiential Italian restaurant. How to get in: Look for the red velvet rope next to Easy's Donut Shop. Sip slowly while enjoying full caviar service with your favorite accouterments. Shroomin' is a fun one, designed to share with a blend of gin and matcha inside two mushroom-shaped glasses that 'grow' upon presentation on a tray of moss and flowers. Mixologist Eric Hobbie's menu ranges from classic cocktails in proper glassware to inventive 'Show Stoppers' with interactive presentations and a $50 price tag. The lights are low, but look around, and you'll notice vintage furniture and a carpet that reflectively matches the same design on the ceiling. It's an intimate space with a contagious social energy and a stage just large enough for a jazz trio to provide the entertainment. In this case, the 'corner' is Easy's, a hidden bar and lounge behind the doughnut counter at Proper Eats Food Hall. You'd never expect extravagant cocktails, caviar, and live music inside a food hall, but this is Las Vegas, where there's always something fun around every corner.

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