Spanish Steps Margarita & Mojito Hut

Disappointing burgers.
Wish I had gone to Burger King or mc Donald’s instead.
They didn’t even bother to melt the cheese– it came out sitting on top of the burger like it’d just been unwrapped from the package. Also the burger was super, super pink & super thin!!! And seriously, mustard packets for an $ 11 burger? What a joke.

The little mojito but with fresh fruit is amazing! It was around $ 24 for a 32 oz with around 5 shots in it. They were strong but so so good! So much better then those slushie drinks! Our bartender was so nice and the drinks take a while to make so he was chatting with us. We went back for 2nds after walking around for a while! This is my new favorite drink spot on the strip!

We went there to ask if they have any non alcoholic drinks and the rude old lady at the counter asked for IDs. I repeated we want something without alchol and she still insisted to see my Id. I was thirsty so i had to agree. Then she wanted Id of my freind. My girl left her wallet at the hotel. I said i want just 1 non alcoholic drink. They refused to sell us any drink (non alcholic).She said thats the law. She said ‘Goodbye’ in very rude tone. Does such law exist in nevada? I have a feeling this was some type of discrimination.

Amateur mistake. Didn’t read the menu, just ordered a tasty lookin slushie to the tune of $ 22 for a medium with Sauza tequila. But… but… but… I could’ve bought an entire bottle at Walgreens for less: (Tooooo late; drink sipped, bill delivered. Beau and I were literally jaw dropped by the cost. Being from DC, its very hard to sticker shock me. Yes, they tasted kinda good but so do any of the other slushies in Vegas for ½ the price. Don’t make the same mistake we did!!!

One of the highlights of every trip! Great service, best mojito I’ve ever had. Trying to replicate it at home for a couple of years now but it’s just not the same. Absolutely LOVE this place!

I’m giving this place one star mainly for the service from one particular server (Brandon) and for their drink policy. I just bought alcoholic slushies this afternoon and the experience was awful. The frozen slush machine does not seem to be working well since the drinks were mostly melted. When we brought that to his attention, Brandon apathetically said, «They are frozen» when obviously they weren’t. It was obvious he had no intention of providing any kind of customer service at all. After we took a sip of the Mojito slushy we also noticed that it tasted like toothpaste. It was awful. When my friend requested to change out her drinks Brandon rolled his eyes, walked over to his co-​worker, then said, «It’s our policy that only our manager can approve your request, and you would need to wait 15 – 20 minutes to speak with the manager.» Objectively, that policy was made to deter people from changing out their drinks, or the manager was en route to work, or it was a blatant lie. Whatever the case, it was obvious that we were not your typical drunkards asking for free tastings of all their drinks, and rather than giving attitude and a lame policy excuse, Brandon could have easily corrected the issue and I would not be an unhappy customer writing a Unilocal review right now. And to be honest, the bar staff at Caesar’s overall don’t seem to be happy staff compared to the other resorts on the strip, so that may be telling of Caesar’s on the whole.
On a side note, my drink, the Watermelon Slushy, was a bit better but tasted overly sweet and artificial. I couldn’t finish it.

best drink in vegas. no competition… only drawback was the line extending out into the vegas sun, but that may be a marketing feature. you are definitely mojito ready by the time you make it to the counter.

Keeping in mind that a trip to Las Vegas leans on plenty of things to get excited about it, it can be quite odd when a single drink happens to crawl up near the top of the list.
The glitz, the glamor, the lights, sounds, people watching, food, shows, etc, etc and I can’t wait to get here so I can have a mojito from this place. Perhaps that is a reflection on me and my vices but I’ll own that for this purpose.
This little hut is fantastic. A nice, short menu with drinks as hand crafted as you can get, right in front of your eyes. The bartender is enjoyable every time we come and visit her, very personable and obviously puts much pride into her work. I like the east-​coast (I’m gonna guess Boston) accent showing through a bit despite that she said she’s been in Vegas 34 years. The surrounding area is one of the prime spots for people watching on the strip and its also perfect for obtaining a little sun.
Are they cheap? Nope, but in Vegas what is. Are they delicious? Absolutely they are and they will last a lot longer if you just sit down in the sun and relax while you enjoy it and make an event of it because that’s what this drink deserves.

Best drink I’ve gotten in Vegas. The bartenders here make a strong & delicious drink worth the price. My friend who took us here said it’s the best mojito she’s ever had-​and half the reason she came to Vegas with us this time was to visit this place again. Every drink is great, but the dragon berry tastes delicious and doesn’t taste as strong (but still has a great effect!!!).

If you like strong delicious drinks, you have to make a purchase here. Their selection is all about quality, not quantity. The ingredients are fresh and the drinks are made to order by friendly knowledgeable bartenders. This little gem is part of our «Tour of the Strip» for our friends and family. So far, they all want to go back for more.

Best Mojitos I have ever had! You just have to go here. I had like 20, I couldn’t get enough lol

This little, unassuming hut was the highlight of my day. Luckily there was absolutely no line when my friend and I approached, so we were able to get our drinks quickly. The bartender guy was really nice and struck up a conversation while he made our drinks as we watched. Some tonic, lots of ice, lemon/​limes, mint, berries, and alcohol. We both had mojitos — I had the one with strawberries, and my friend had one with blackberries (I don’t remember the names). I remember liking mine better — absolutely fresh, fruity, minty and STRONG. Totally worth the money — and you will not find a better mojito within the vicinity. After we ordered, a huge line formed. So sad that I cannot carry this place around in my pocket.

Recommended to us by friends… I can see why they kept reminding us to find this place. Don’t mistake this place with the bar right next to it with a tent. This one is seriously just a little bar stand. Nothing fancy. Their classic mojito was great — haven’t tasted one this amazing since I lived in Miami. Prices are a little steep, but the drinks are strong. You’re in Vegas, just get one (or 5).

My ‘go to’ spot in Sin City! The best cranberry mojitos in the world! My Vegas experience begins & ends @ this place! I would give 5-​Stars, but my favorite server Rose no longer works there.

do NOT miss this place! i was so tired of syrupy soda cocktails they shill in the casinos that i almost passed this up as more of the same… lemonades, margaritas, mojitos… until i got a look at what the bartender was doing…
is that a real lime? and another? and another? are those real mint leaves? is that a handful of REAL blackberries? yes, folks, it is the real deal.
everyone in line with us was a regular — ‘the black dragon is my favorite’ ‘my wife makes me walk here from the Flamingo for these drinks.’ and so i was sold.
i had the black dragon (i think?) mojito with rum, blackberries, mint, lime, and soda. so refreshing. sister-​in-​law had the cocoberry with mint, lime, strawberries & blueberries (all real!), and husband got a fantastic margarita.
sure, they’re pricey. but they are also gigantic and far superior to anything you’ll find in a casino bar for about the same price. and the line moves slowly, because everything is juiced & muddled from scratch. make the effort & go out of the way for these. well worth your while.

Blackberry Mojito was bomb. Pricey but bomb.

Do NOT mistake this little hut outside of Caesar’s Palace for the Spanish Steps Bar (which is right adjacent) — it is something waaaay better!
Hankering for something to quench our thirst while roaming up and down the strip, we walked out of Caesar’s and quickly came upon this nifty little stand. Manned by a single bartender, you walk up, get in line, peruse the menu of mojitos, margaritas, and some «adult» lemonades — then order. The options range from regular to exotic.
My guy went with the standard mojito (which was hardly «standard»). Almost all rum, it was mixed immediately and they didn’t skip the necessities, including freshly picked and muddled mint leaves. MMM. It was divine.
I went with the cherry pink lemonade, which, to my shock, was essentially all cherry vodka, with a splash of refreshingly tart pink lemonade (likely thrown in more for color than anything). Poured over ice, it was easy to drink… perhaps a little too easy.
We opted for the large size, which set us back about $ 18-​$ 24 per drink, but at 24oz, we were set for a while — with possibly the best deal around.
I highly recommend this little hut as your first stop on a hot Vegas morning (or afternoon, or evening). You won’t regret shelling out some dough for these perfectly shaken, iced beverages. The flavors can’t be beat and you can hang onto them as you browse inside the Forum Shops or head up to the Bellagio for some proper gambling.
It’s one of my first stops whenever in sin city.
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