The Red Square was the highlight of our trip in Vegas. Bar was excellent as were the different types of Martinis. We have visited several Martini bars and will remember this one forever. Loved the ice bar also....

Not only is the restaurant beautiful the food is great. This is my favorite restuarant in Vegas. I can only describe it as Russian fusion as far as the food goes. There are a couple of Russian dishes like beef stroganoff and chicken kiev but the rest of the menu is pretty gourmet as far as dishes. They offer this great lobster with black truffle fettucini in a mascapone cheese sauce and excellent steak tar tar. Not to mention the eccletic "ice bar" which offers over 100 different kinds of martinis and vodkas. If you are willing to spend the money, for about $250 you can purchase your own bottle of Vodka and they will store it in a locker in the refridgerator with your name on it for your next visit. And if you really want to spurlge they will even offer you a full lenght mink coat to drink your Vodka exclusively in the Vodka locker (which is the size of a small room but freezing cold). You have to return the mink coat if you were getting any ideas!.

Tried several drinks at Red Square's Ice Bar, including their Russian Margarita and Chocolate Martini, they were excellent. The bartenders on the other hand, acted like it was their last day on the job and therefore had no regard for their patrons. I was there with a well-tipping group of about 15 (2 bartenders included among us). When one girl in our party spilled her full drink after being shoved, in plainsight of the bartender, he refused to refill her drink and said, "It's not my problem, talk to the manager if you don't like it." The tone set by the other bartenders was similar. In a town built around hospitality, this place obviously doesn't get it.

The Cold War is not over! Once you enter this super-chic, super-hot restaurant/ bar, you will be enthralled by the Russian-themed decor, and think you stumbled back in time through a portal taking you into Lenin's Russia. The restaurant is dimly-lit, with a red undertone that communicates romance and mystery. The bar is very cool, hosting the over 100 of the best vodkas found world-wide, and also offers a wide variety of wines and any other stately libation you may desire.

The service is impeccable. Our bus-boy even changed the ashtray every single time it was soiled (once per cigarette), and also seemed to know about the bar items and menu as much as our regular server.

A good-looking staff that never missed a beat, inspite of an unusually crowded Sunday night, was impressive.

All in all, a very excellent experience to be had.