Troy Liquor Bar

If I could give this place 10 negative stars I would! I attended a Harlem nights themed 60th birthday celebration here over the weekend. My friend reserved a section for 20 people; when she arrived there were no reserved signs on the tables and she had to keep telling people to move. Interestingly, there was another party going on at the same time next to our section with reserved signs on their tables. Jeff gave her a price for 20 people at $60 per person. Upon arrival he told her she needed to pay an additional $200 because taxes were not included. A few people could not make it and she wanted to substitute other people to take their place. Jeff told her she had to pay extra for them. In addition, instead of giving her the left over wristbands (she paid for); he held on to them and only gave her enough for the people that were there. If she paid for 20 people then she should have been handed 20 wristbands so she could hand them out. Bartender was slow not to mention drinks were watered down. For the price she paid for the section we should have had a dedicated server. Please save your time and money and avoid going here; there are many other party places on Fremont Street with better service, better drinks and better management!!!

I reserved a section on the balcony view for my husband’s 60th birthday. I had the worse experience. #1 I spoke with Jeff on the phone he quoted me a different price over the phone and I get there it’s more than what he quoted me over the phone. Some of my party didn’t make it so he asked how many wrist bands I needed since they didn’t show he gave me the amount that was coming, so we had other friends that came to replace the ones that didn’t show and they paid me for their wristbands. I asked for the rest of the bands that were supposed to be for the ones that didn’t show. He gave me a hard time didn’t want to give me the left over bands claiming it was going to cost additional so I had some guest that didn’t have wristbands and couldn’t get the free drinks which they paid me $60 for. The bartender was slow giving us our drinks. What all we paid for that section we should have had servers coming to us to bring us our drinks. My guest were complaining about how long it took to order a drink. Also, there was no reserve sign. I had to keep telling people they couldn’t sit in the chairs or hang in our section and had to deal with their attitudes. I had a party of 20 and there wasn’t even enough seats for the party. Some of the party had to stand. My overall experience was terrible. The promoter Jeff was rude and I felt he treated us differently because of the color of our skin. There was an other section beside us and they didn’t have any of the problems I had, and of course they were the same color as Jeff. They had enough seating and a reserve sign and didn’t have to deal with people coming over in their section. There were other women that were waiting for their drinks for a long time and they said they were waiting a long time and they said they felt it was because they were not the right color. Everyone complained the drinks were watered down and tasted like juice. It was just TERRIBLE. I would not recommend this spot for a party if you are not the same color as Jeff.

My wife and I decided to get a table on the patio overlooking the 1st Street stage. We were not sure what to expect but were very pleased with everyone one we encountered. The table spend was $100 and the drinks were very good and priced well. There are free no cover charge options, but having a table in a sectioned off area was nice. The only thing lacking was not able to get food, snacks or coffee We would go back as the staff was professional and the vibe is nice.

Great club. Recommend the balcony seating. Jeff and his staff are very accommodating. Great music. Lots of fun.

Went here Halloween night like an hour before it closed for the night and the club itself isn't too bad and medium sized. The drink prices in my opinion were average but at least cheaper than the mega clubs on the strip. I like that it's got a balcony that overlooks Fremont Street Experience. Was a little surprised that there wasn't more people there than there was especially since there was no cover charge when I went which is always nice but of course Halloween was on a Monday night which shouldn't of been a surprise to me that it wasn't packed. I think its still definitely a place worth checking out when your on Fremont Street to party

This place was great to our large group last night. We reserved some of their VIP tables on the balcony overlooking Fremont St and it could not have been better! It’s the only club in Fremont but it’s also the only open air balcony under the lights and overlooking the stage. The staff is what really made it top notch... all of them. Highly recommend.

We had a great time celebrating a friend's birthday! Great view of Fremont St. from the balcony! I can't compliment the service from Selena! She was so great, attentive and friendly! No to mention her beauty! We will definitely go back next time we're in Vegas!

They don’t charge a cover. It is a small club, but when I went, the place was empty. Then again that could be because there was a major event happening on Fremont Street. Good music and the bartenders were nice. The dress code doesn’t require you to dress up as much as most clubs, however people get turned away for minor things like having a tattoo, which could be another reason they don’t have a lot of people there. They search you and look through your purse if you have one (this happens at a few clubs once in a while, but they go overboard on it). One of the things on the dress code is “no gang colors of any kind” and I saw a Black guy get turned away because his shirt was red. Keep in mind it was not a t shirt, it was a nice collared button down shirt. He did not look anything like a gang member, however red is a gang color so he was turned away. They also have three cops standing at the entrance watching everyone that goes in. The only places I have ever seen go that extreme is South Central Los Angeles and Compton. I would understand in those places, but this is not in a gang area, so I don’t know what they are all paranoid about.