Las Vegas is getting a saloon built around a jackalope. Resorts World Las Vegas and Two Dice Hospitality will debut Miss Loretta's on Sunday, November 15, an underground nightlife venue where rhinestone cowgirl style meets late-night revelry. Reservations are already open, and that matters: the room opens four days before Grand Prix weekend starts on November 19, so the first tables will not sit empty for long.
Miss Loretta herself is the legend at the center of it all. Resorts World describes her as a mythical jackalope with a taste for fabulous nights and a reputation for making trouble. The venue is built for bachelorette parties, birthdays, and nights out with friends, with women given a place to celebrate together, take over the dance floor, and make a night worth talking about.
Start at the Shrine, Then Follow the Disco Cowboy Hats
Designed in partnership with Bishop Design, Miss Loretta's is a maximalist take on the classic saloon. The experience begins with a magical forest of cacti and a shrine to Miss Loretta herself. Beyond the shrine, glittering disco cowboy hats, boots, and Western iconography set the scene for dressing up and dancing.
The color story is not subtle, and that is the point:
- Ruby-lipstick red and dusty pink as the base
- Russet copper, ultramarine, and turquoise mixed in
- Metallic gold accents adding shine throughout
Resorts World calls the result rich, theatrical, and playful, with something to catch the eye at every turn. If you have done the mega-club uniform of black walls and bottle sparklers, this is a deliberate swing the other way.
Country and House Trade Places, and the Dancers Teach the Steps
Here is the part most visitors will not expect. The stage anchors the room, and the music is not country only. A mix of country and house keeps the energy high, trading places through the night instead of picking one lane.
Miss Loretta's dancers move from choreographed performances to guided line dancing, so every guest can join in. That guided piece is the useful insight for first-timers: you do not need to know a line dance before you go. The room teaches you, on the floor, as the night builds.
- Book the reservation first at RWLasVegas.com, especially for a group celebration.
- Arrive ready to dress the theme: boots, hats, and rhinestones fit the room by design.
- Join the guided line dancing early, before the floor fills, so the steps feel easy later.
Order the Bubble, Save Room for the Caviar Deviled Eggs
The cocktail menu carries 11 signature drinks, and the names do half the entertaining before the glasses arrive:
- Emotional Support Cowboy
- Pretty When I Cry
- Pearls Before Yeehaw
- High Noon, Low Expectations
Many drinks arrive with theater of their own, like a crown of cotton candy or a shimmering smoke-filled bubble, made to be photographed before they are sipped. Order one theatrical drink first, get the photo, then settle into the night.
Food keeps the group on the floor longer. The menu runs from charcuterie and cheese boards to Western pigs in a blanket and deviled eggs topped with Kaluga caviar, plus signature popcorn mixes: a sweet version with sprinkles and animal crackers, or a savory option tossed in a bold Vegas-spiced cheese blend.
Miss Loretta's sits at Resorts World Las Vegas, 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard. Ten days from now it goes from legend to a real door you can walk through. Book the group night now, while November 15 still has room.
