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  1. Gigolo

    Cocktail Bar

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    A five-foot resin Pomeranian sets the tone for this dark, moody cocktail lounge inside the Vanderpump Hotel on the Strip. Lisa Vanderpump's Las Vegas footprint runs to black-and-red decor, a martini for two arriving on a skewer of a dozen-odd olives, and a cocktail that comes with caviar. The house gimmick of sealing a secret into a tiny envelope and locking it in a vault is either charming or deeply on-brand, depending on your relationship with reality television.

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    • Talk dirty to me

      “Talk Dirty to Me arrives a martini for two served with more than a dozen skewered olives”

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    • Pump & bump

      “while the Pump & Bump comes with caviar (do as the name says)”

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    • Hush hush

      “Hush Hush asks customers to seal a secret into a tiny envelope and deposit it in a vault”

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