Andre's Cigar Lounge At The Monte Carlo in Las Vegas, NV is cigar friendly

Andre's Cigar Lounge At The Monte Carlo

3770 Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States
702-758-7151
http://www.andrelv.com

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Cigar Lounge/Bar

Sneak into the private Cigar Lounge at Andre’s Restaurant & Lounge at Monte Carlo and you’ll feel like you stepped back in time to an era of old boys' clubs. Sip on one of the widest selections of Cognacs, Armagnacs and after-dinner drinks in North America with a wide selection of cigars from the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Honduras and more. You can even have your cigar and Cognac professionally paired, or go for the cigar experience with a Monte Cristo Platinum Vintage 1999 Rothschild paired with Daniel Bouju XO Grand Champagne Cognac or Samalens Vielle Refique 20-year Armagnac.

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chiavetta is smoking a Drew Estate Undercrown Belicoso at Andre's Cigar Lounge at the Monte Carlo
Enjoying a smoke and a Hardy XO after a great day. Life is good!

5 years ago

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Tim is smoking a Brickhouse Corona Larga at Andre's Cigar Lounge at the Monte Carlo
I'm the only one in the cigar lounge. :-(

6 years ago

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thejsauce is smoking a Rocky Patel Vintage 1992 Toro Maduro at Andre's Cigar Lounge at the Monte Carlo

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Traveling to Las Vegas, I of course went to cigarplaces.com to try to find a spot for a cigar and a cocktail. This spot had received some decent reviews on Yelp, so I decided to stop in. It is located at the Monte Carlo Hotel/Casino, so you go the hotel, self park/valet, and walk through to the other side of the Casino to get to Andre's. Andre's is a restaurant downstairs, so you go up the stairs to the Cigar Lounge. On the plus side, the spot is beautiful: there's a gas fireplace that is running, flat screen tv that has the volume off (if there is a game on), dark-wood paneled decor. They have an extensive selection of adult beverages and their food is outstanding. There are some significant disadvantages. The cigar selection is very limited and extraordinarily expensive (for example, they wanted over $30 for a Gurkha Ghost when that retails for around $10 or $11). The place is small - I was lucky that I went early and was the only one there. As soon as a few more couples showed up it seemed crowded. The seating is really uncomfortable - I had to switch where I was sitting because my back was killing me from the bench and chair seating. The service was also horrible. When I first went in, I ordered a glass of single malt to have with my cigar, which was vastly overpriced. Only after I had consumed it did I see that they were having a single malt "tasting" which they do every Wednesday night. I learned this because someone else who came in knew about it. It wasn't even mentioned to me when I came in. I had to ask for a menu, I had to ask for water, after I ate I asked for a dessert menu and never got one. So, all in all, a place with a ton of potential.

Chiavetta 7 years ago