Mama Rabbit

Mama Rabbit is closed for good. MGM Resorts announced on September 10, 2026 that the Park MGM bar would close permanently, after months in which the resort had already dropped it from its listings, and said a new concept will open in the space in the first half of 2027. This page stays up as a record of the room rather than a guide to it.

What it was: Park MGM's agave room, 4,400 square feet curated by Bricia Lopez of LA's Guelaguetza and stocked with one of the largest tequila and mezcal collections in the city. The house claimed 200-plus labels, and regulars who counted said that undersold it. A double-sided bar anchored the space, margarita carts roamed it, and a small stage carried live Latin music.

The schedule was always narrow. Thursday through Saturday evenings only, opening around 9pm Thursday and 7pm on Friday and Saturday, running to 2am. Thursday was Latin Night: dance lessons around 9:30pm, live music, and the week's only happy hour, $10 margaritas from 10pm to midnight. Signatures like the Dama Blanca ($19) and Salt of the Earth ($20) led the cocktail list, and mezcal flights arrived Oaxacan style with orange and sal de gusano. Pours ran $16 to $20 and climbed fast on rare bottles, weekends pushed club-loud, and the food was thin.

For alternatives in the same resort, we cover On The Record, the other Park MGM bar in our catalog, and Roy Choi's Best Friend, the restaurant Mama Rabbit's connecting door opened into. The full Las Vegas bars list covers the rest of the Strip.