Blondies is not subtle, and it has never tried to be. It sits in the middle of the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, opens at 7am every day of the week, and treats an NFL Sunday like a contact sport.
3663 S Las Vegas Blvd #183, inside the Miracle Mile Shops. Enter from the Strip through Planet Hollywood, or from Harmon Avenue. Parking: Planet Hollywood garage, validated with purchase at most mall venues.
Every city has a bar where the volume is the point. On the Strip, that bar is Blondies. It has held down its corner of the Miracle Mile for over two decades while flashier sports lounges opened and closed around it, and its formula has barely moved: wall to wall screens, draft packages on game days, and beer pong tables that run all night. The bar's own site bills it as the home of happy hour and beer pong, and Yelp reviewers, more than 1,300 of them, keep coming back to the same two words: loud and fun.
"You do not come to Blondies for a quiet pint. You come because your team kicks off at 10am and you want 200 strangers screaming with you."
The room
The space is a horseshoe of screens around a central bar, with table seating tight enough that high fives travel between groups. Sightlines hold up well even from the bad seats. Because the screens ring the entire room, the worst table in the house still faces three of them.
The mall location cuts both ways. You lose windows and daylight, but you gain air conditioning, easy bathrooms, and a steady stream of foot traffic that keeps the room full even for a Tuesday night west coast tipoff.
That longevity matters in context. Strip sports bars churn fast, and the casino books nearby keep adding seats and screens, yet Blondies still makes the cut on ranked lists like vegasalways.com's 2026 guide to the best sports bars on the Strip. The reason is price and posture. The casino rooms want you betting between possessions. Blondies wants you standing on a bench with a pitcher.
Staffing is part of the show, with bartenders working the room like a tailgate and shot service running between tables on game days. Reviews complain about volume and crowding on Sundays, never about energy. That is the trade, and the bar makes it openly.
What to order
First, the game day draft package. Blondies runs bottomless draft promotions during major games, and on a four hour NFL window the math beats any happy hour on the Strip. Second, the buffalo wings, which arrive fast and hold their crisp under stadium conditions. Third, if you are in for an early kickoff, the breakfast menu: the bar opens at 7am and serves a full morning spread, a holdover from its years feeding East Coast transplants watching 10am starts.
Who it is for
Bachelor and bachelorette parties, groups of six or more, and anyone whose team plays early. It is also one of the few Strip sports bars where a $$ budget survives a full game day. Solo viewers who want quiet analysis should look at the Westgate SuperBook instead.
Best time to go
NFL Sunday mornings from 9am, when the draft packages start and the room fills before the first snap. Saturdays in college football season run nearly as hot. Weeknights outside of big games are the quiet exception, good for cheap drafts and an open beer pong table.
For the full picture of where to watch in this city, see our ranked guide to the best sports bars in Las Vegas, or zoom out to everything worth drinking at in our Las Vegas bar guide. Our editorial team also ranks the country's best rooms for game day in our national watch guide.
Sources
Verified against blondieslasvegas.com, the Miracle Mile Shops directory, Yelp, and Google Maps. Rating and hours pulled June 11, 2026.
