Queen Las Vegas Features a Full Day-and-Night Restaurant and Nightclub Experience

Las Vegas’s first LGBTQ+ boutique hotel will feature a restaurant and nightclub

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer

The upcoming Queen Las Vegas, the Strip’s only LGBTQ+ property, promises to be not only a chic, mid-century modern style boutique hotel but a full restaurant-and-nightclub experience.

“It has been my mission to create a vibrant and inclusive entertainment district for our LGBTQ+ community, and I’m thrilled to announce that Q Hospitality Group has secured a prime location on the iconic Las Vegas Strip to create the Gayest destination in Las Vegas,” said Eduardo Cordova, CEO of Q Hospitality Group in a statement.

What Now reached out to Cordova on Friday to inquire further about Queen Las Vegas’s planned culinary and nightlife offerings.

“It’s a seven-days-a-week restaurant. It’s going to be California-inspired fusion, and we’ll have a lot of specialty cocktails as well as signature dishes,” said the nightlife impresario. “Everything is mid-century art deco, and we’ll have a lot of plush velvet booth seating. So imagine: you’ll be dining and drinking cocktails, and all of a sudden, there will be a show happening all around you.”

Added to these festivities will be Queen’s drag brunch, signature large-presentation cocktails (served in a disco ball, rumor has it), and fifteen gaming devices. The menu, though still under development, also promises to include plenty of plant-based choices for vegan guests. 

“We’ll have shareable plates, too,” Cordova said. “So you can come in for light bites, full dinner, or date night.”

Follow @queenlasvegashotel on Instagram to keep up with the opening.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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