Count’s Vamp’d Rock Bar & Grill

My wife and I are frequent visitors and recently saw Lynch Mob.  This is our favorite club in Las Vegas.  Jimmy (security) and Brittany (bar) are genuine and truly wonderful people as is the entire crew.  Never a problem here.  They all work as a team and the communication is exceptional.  At a time when people may be concerned about safety, don’t worry about this place.  Jimmy had it dialed in.  The minor issues we have seen are handled swiftly, effectively and professionally.  What we have noticed is that the crew has remained the same.  They do “NOT” change the staff, which is a testament to ownership/management.  They are happy and clearly a family at some level.  The drinks are fairly priced and the food is great!!!  We love the fried pickles and any one of their pizza’s.  Kudos to you all.  We will see you soon.  ROCK ON,Scott & Gina

This was my first time coming here, but it won’t be the last! It’s a small, intimate venue, great sound and fun vibe. Service is outstanding and lots of food and drink specials!

Awesome sound system! Love it when National acts come through and play here. I try to go every chance I get. I wish they had some better food options for us people that are trying to eat healthy. Mostly fried stuff and pizza. I suggest offering a cold turkey sandwich or some sushi rolls. Maybe a charcuterie board with lean meats and cheese. Regardless, the place is awesome!

Sadly, the excellent sound system is offset by idiotic policies and confrontational employees with a bad attitude.  I bought 2 tix through Eventbrite to see The Atomic Punks. Upon arriving at 7:15, I saw unoccupied tables and asked about sitting at one. I was told that all the tables were reserved in advance. How am I supposed to know that since there was no link on Eventbrite’s website and nothing listed about reserving a table? (Several other customers were also furious.) I also learned the opening act cancelled and the headliners wouldn’t hit the stage until almost 11. We had 3 choices: 1) Stand on the dance floor for 5 hours,2) sit at the bar where you cant see anything or 3) sit outside in 38 degrees. Here’s where things headed south. As my girlfriend and I walked outside to decide what to do, I said in a normal conversational tone, “That’s b******t.” Well, the roided-up bouncer with a chip on his shoulder got in my face and threatened me! He told me in no uncertain terms he didn’t like my attitude and told me that even WITH our tickets he wouldn’t let us back in. And again, keep in mind, I was talking with my girlfriend, not addressing him. After his threats, I walked outside to calm down. When I saw him walk away and a different bouncer standing post, I reentered and talked to a guy who claimed to be the asst. manager. I explained the situation. He told me he couldn’t help. I asked if he could credit back my credit card for the tix. He told me he was unable but took my name and phone number and promised to have the manager contact me within a few days. Two weeks passed and no one from Vamp’d ever called me. I tried reaching them and left numerous voice-mails. No one ever returned my call and so, after 2 weeks of being blown off, I successfully disputed the charge with my credit card.  Although there arent many rock clubs in Vegas, between the ridiculous policies and attitude of the bouncer with a chip on his shoulder looking for an altercation, (many other reviews also claim about the hostile aggressive demeanor of employees) there’s no way I’ll EVER return to this venue.

Too bad it’s a great small local venue to see a band but, I’ve called 3 days before the show to reserve a table and no call back! Then if you want one it’s $75 just for the table! Price gouging!

I have been to vampd many many times. This time was absolutely the weirdest and most confusing. We were in a packed venue, and the tables were pretty much all taken. We stood next to one, where it had a name on it, but no one was claiming it. The show stared, and as I stood there, some gentleman that worked there that was working the VIP area told me it would cost me $50 to take the table. I declined. I never had to pay that much to sit at vampd. He comes back again, a few minutes later, and tells me if I buy food, I can sit there. Ok, yes, that’s what I’m used to. My friend orders a beer and some fries and sits. 10 minutes later, the lady who reserved the table shows up, and we move. So, what would have happened if we bought the table, as he just offered? I was like, “What is going on here?” So we ended up taking our food and drinks outside in the cold, just so we could sit for a few minutes. Vampd, what is going on with the table situation at your place? You’re confusing us.

High energy club with excellent sound system. Awesome place to see bands close up. The entire staff is professional. Food, drinks, and cover charge are all reasonably priced. Fun time.

Waiting for a friend’s band to play. Daek hard rock energy with friendly waitresses and just a cool, edgy neighborhood kind of vibe. Caters to locals and local talent. Intimate venue that gets you up close ans personal with the band.

Great food, great service, ouystanding vibe, and a great place to catch a live show. The bartender was very cool and friendly, dinner was very good, and the sound system was aweaome!Hope to catch another show there next time I’m in town

My wife & I first visit to Vampd last night for “GhostLv & Damage Inc” and we had a great time.  Our waitress/bartender Brittney (hope that’s her name) took really good care of us.  Sat at bar for 2 hours and even when she was really busy she kept checking with us if we needed anything.  Definitely going again!!