Nowhere 2777 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109

"Call to make a reservation tonight, I was transferred to the concierge, then the hostess, then back to concierge, then reservations, then back to concierge. I left them my number and they said they would get back to me with confirmation of a reservation with no indication on the time frame of when I could expect it and they suggested that I try again calling in an hour."

"My guy and I are Vegas locals and went to Nowhere Lounge to see our friends play jazz last week around 8 pm. The hotel itself was beautiful and elegant, so I had high expectations of the lounge. Unfortunately, the vibe inside the lounge could have been better. Throughout the night, men lit up cigars around us, which smelled really bad and was very distracting. You'd think they'd know to go elsewhere (like a cigar room) to puff on those things, because they really spoiled the vibe (and air quality). I'd hoped Fontainebleau restaurants and lounges would be smoke-free, but sadly, I guess not. By the way, the Fontainebleau website very clearly states the only place smoking is permitted is on the casino floor. So what gives?? Maybe you need to retrain your staff so they actually enforce the rules. The other thing we didn't care for was the pool table sandwiched in the middle of a walkway right by our table. The rowdy and drunk people playing pool next to us frequently bent over and stuck the back end of their pool cues right in front us while they were making a shot. At one point, one of the drunk women started doing push-ups on the carpet in front of our table. I think the pool table should be moved to another area where it's not in the way, because even though we tried to adjust the position of our table so it was as far away from the pool table as possible, it really didn't work. As beautiful as the lounge was and as great as the music sounded, I feel the vibe has some ways to go here. I suggest they create a section inside the lounge for smokers if they don't get rid of smoking altogether, and move the pool table where it won't ruin the experience of other patrons. Also, $7 for a small bottle of Fiji water is crazy. I left twice to refill our bottle at one of the hotel's water dispensers so we'd have enough to drink."

"After getting classic cocktails all over the rest of the casino, two bartenders told me they couldn't make or 'never heard of' a vieux carre or a sidecar. Some jazz bar. What am I paying $30 a drink for? Go to Collins downstairs where your money goes to support talent."

"Nowhere is an eclectic, intimate space hidden on the Fontainebleau’s retail level. Mario and team are master mixologists, and good for a chat. I did not experience the live music, but have heard great things."

"Nice place to have a drink before going out. Live music and great cocktails."