Count’s Vamp’d

Great bands. Great service. Good prices. Our waitress took care of us all night from dinner until we watched the band’s last song. Attentive, answered any questions, nice patio area… the combo appetizer platter was filling and came with a variety of sauces for dipping

If you want a great experience, Love to have fun, live music, great staff, food and prices on drinks, this is your place to go. People are great and the band’s are great. I will def. Be going back before we get stationed back east.

This is my second time at Counts and had a great time on the first visit. The food was good bar food and reasonable. The décor is on point and the venue is small and intimate. The cocktail waitresses are sexy and the band Burn Unit was on fire. Not literally. You could dance next the stage and peeps here are your typical goth or RnR set party on \M/!!

This is one of the best venues/​bars/​restaurants I have ever been to! First off, Danny aka The Count, has the place looking so freaking cool! Half Rock n Roll museum, half art gallery, all around badass rock/​metal club! My band Graveshadow played there last night with Anvil, Unleash the Archers and Night Demon, and the sound man Josh is excellent! All of the bartenders are very nice too! This venue definitely knows how to take care of bands! We were honestly spoiled! Haha I cannot wait to come back to Count’s Vamp’d!!! Thank You all so much!

I went there last night they have is great food really good employees good drinks an excellent service this place always gets my business

The bartender was nice but he obviously didn’t care much while it was pretty dead. I was hungry but didn’t dare try to order as he was busy chatting with a buddy. This was my first time here and I was super excited to check the place out. I left feeling like I wasn’t really wanted here. It’s cool, I’ll spend my money elsewhere.

I’m very impressed by the rock & roll bar & grill owned by The Count. VAMP’D is a phenomenal bar just off The Las Vegas Strip just so you can get your drink on and listen to live music.
I’m sure most of you head bangers and followers of the THE COUNTS tv show will agree that this place is decorated in Danny’s outlaw motorcycle and rock n roll lifestyle in mind. Don’t be surprised to see a line of Harley’s or Custom motorcycles lined up out front on the building. The venue is exceptional for witnessing live hard rock n roll music. You can reserve seated tables or make your way to the small pit against the stage for those needing to be up close. You’ll see local bands along with many nostalgia bands from the 80’s & 90’s that are still touring. I’d say the venue holds maybe 300 people so it can get cramped at times. The bar area is separated so you can chill there plus it’s well stocked for you booze bags. I know they have a menu for food but honestly I came to rock out and not eat.
Always have a blast when I come here for a night out, what’s not to enjoy folks? You won’t regret coming and the staff will treat you well. Thanks Danny for this oasis in your desert !

We visited Count’s Vamp’d along with several other notable stops in Vegas we’ve watched on tv. The décor is what one might expect, lots of black, deep purples and blood red. There’s a coffin phone booth and interesting memorabilia. We sat in the bar on a weekday afternoon, it was not busy. We were quickly greeted and the bartender brought us menus and took our drink orders. He asked if I wanted my tequila shot with training wheels but didn’t roll his eyes or pass judgment when I said yes!
The menu looks like an average chain restaurant menu with themed names, and I didn’t have hugely high hopes. I ordered the Pink Floyd penne pasta and the boyfriend ordered the New York bad ass steak. The food was actually great and came out fast! My pasta was flavorful and hit the spot. They could have left off the two grocery store dinner rolls though, but no big deal. He is picky about his steaks, but enjoyed his — and the fries were great too.
One of us was low on phone battery, and when we asked about a plug, the bartender whisked our phone behind the counter to plug it in for us. Everyone here was really nice and attentive and it started to get a bit busier later in the afternoon. I would say if you’re a fan of the Count, or just in the area, stop in for a drink or a quick bite to eat. They also have concerts here, if you’re into that, and sometimes the Count’s band plays.

Ashley was excellent… the food was terrific. We visited in April 2016 and loved the place.

I have been going here since day#1!!!
I always thought that the food was good, but the service questionable.
Now I will never go back after the service my wife and I received from a server named Gina C. (according to my receipt, which are friend who is also a regular had to get for me!).
If you are coming to Vegas to see sites skip this joint, way better places to eat and be treated properly by people willing to earn their tip money! Considering that this is a service oriented town the management of Vamp’s might consider that when hiring! Remember fame fades, and this place will not survive once the TV show ends. Just saying! ;)

Nice place. Rock and roll décor. Wasn’t smoke filled which made my husband pretty happy and my sinus were pleased. It was a jam night but the sound was very good and table/​space arrangement is ideal of relaxing or evening sharing a dance. Great atmosphere and our waitress was spot on. Price is fair compared to the other local spots.

Eh. Not really my cup of tea. The venue is rather small, and they put reserved tables for the majority of spaces, making people stand awkwardly in front and behind rows of tables, all the while a lot of the reserved tables never got seated by their rightful reserved guests (change of plan? Late? Ncns?) food was below mediocre bar food. Think overly greasy fried foods that would only sound awesome when you were 18 and beyond drunk food. Ordered the combo appetizer which consisted of fries, onion rings, chicken wings and fingers. All were on the overly fried side, and the chicken finger had that distinct non fresh taste. I don’t know how because I’m sure it was straight from the freezer. Bleh.

First of all, we like to go to local places we see on TV. We never got around to going here because it just seemed like another bar with a famous name. And really, that’s what it is. There are two areas: the bar and the lounge (for want of a better term) where there’s a stage, dance floor, tables and booths.
The alcohol selection is typical for a locals bar: nothing special. They do carry Tenaya Creek beers, so they do get 1 point up. We didn’t try the food, so I can’t comment on that.
We were there with some old friends for a concert. The tix said 8:30, but the act didn’t go on stage until 9:45, and we had to go to work in the AM, so we didin’t get to see the show.
In fine, it’s a local watering hole, but not one that I’d travel across town to go to again. I’ll stay on the East side.

Came to this place to check out the chicken fingers and the burger. Food was amazing I was impressed. I highly recommend you come by and check this place out if you’re in the neighborhood.

Very highly impressed. The famous aspect of «Count’s Kustoms» brought me in the front door. However, the ambiance and the friendliness of the wait staff, especially «April» kept me there for lunch.
The food was surprisingly excellent and came to my table hot and fresh. As I write this review I was given a guitar pick of John Zito’s which lends to great memories of today.
There are lots of 5 Star restaurants in Las Vegas but the people here… makes this one right up there with them.

This place is a den of douchebaggery… idiotic cop-​wannabee security guards, poor service and stupid games with their shows.
Went to a show last night and some douchebag security guard tells me no video or photography. Really douchebag? There were like 200 people videoing and taking photos. There’s a sign on the door that says you are being videoed and by entering, you agree to them using your likeness. Whatever…
Next, they don’t tell you what time the show starts. What they do say is doors open at 830pm, but when you get their at 830, you can’t buy tickets because the lazy ass cashier hasn’t got her ass to work yet. So, they tell you to wait in the bar. But the bar is so crowded that you are wedged out if it, only to be told by douchebag security that you can’t stand outside the bar.
So you get there at 830 pm but the show doesn’t start until 10pm so you are standing around in a hot crowded room waiting and waiting while the band is checking email on their phones. What a joke!
This place is retarded. I’ll never be back.

We were there between meals so there were only 5 people at the bar and two tables, including ours. We had been at Count’s and we’re eager to try his restaurant.
Our server was about a personable as a funeral director. He offered no advice when asked and shrugged his shoulders when we asked his opinion of a particular item. The food came out slow and was average at best, what a shame.
To end on a positive note, It looks like a nice place to enjoy a band.

Little disappointed in food but the atmosphere is what you go here for. Drinks were a little on weak side and chicken was very dry

So what do tourist do when they’re stuck out way off the strip with no cab ride coming you way? You go to Count Vamp’d and drink.
After going to HHAGG (
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for breakfast we didn’t realize that cab companies that are called to go out there really don’t want to come out there. Maybe because the risk of the people not being there and driving way off the strip for a fair that might not be there is risky, I get that.
So after breakfast and being stuck… might as well drink a little bit. The place is really dark, everything inside is black. I’m fine with that. I’ve seen the show Counting Cars on the History Channel and I really like the cars they do on the show. Heck maybe, just maybe that Danny will show up randomly and crash our party. That didn’t happen… shame, that would have been cool to meet him… though I did see William Hung (American Idol reject) at the strip.
We stayed out in the cover patio, waiting for a cab that wasn’t coming. At least it was early and in the shade.
We were so desperate to leave that the tour bus that takes patrons to Danny’s locations stopped by. We asked him for a ride but he couldn’t since he was on a tour. At least it was a shot.
After a few hours of mingling around our friend who landed at the airport paid a cab to come out and pick us up. I’m glad Count’s Vamp’d been nice enough for us to mingle around. We didn’t drink a lot, a few beers and a few drinks on the rock. Heck if we were stranded here much longer I probably would have ordered some food.

After visiting the Count Kustoms garage, we wanted to come back to try out Danny Koker’s Vamp’d bar. The bar and dining area is decorated in his style with a funky edge. There is a stage as well for bands and entertainment.
It was lunchtime and had a good stream of people visiting. Our waitress was good. She was pretty busy but still remained attentive with a fun personality.
We split some of the chicken fingers with hot sauce for an appetizer. There were more than enough for two to share. The sauce had a nice flavor with a kick. I tried the turkey club wrap with fries. The wrap was stuffed with turkey, bacon and all of the toppings. Very filling and had to take half home. The fries were crisp but light. I was pleased with my meal and would order again.
I wouldn’t say rush here to eat but I wouldn’t hesitate to come back if friends wanted to.