Where To Eat & Drink In Las Vegas During F1 Weekend

Formula 1 is fueled by more than petrol, sponorships and millions of dollars in money. It is also fueled by the fans, and those fans themselves need fuel.

With that in mind, here is a rundown of where to eat and drink in Las Vegas for the F1 race at bars and restaurants. The Las Vegas F1 race is Thursday night through Saturday night, Nov. 21-23. So buckle up beccuase there’s a lot to digest here. Las Vegas F1 ticket information is available on PubClub.com.

• The STRAT’s iconic tower, Top of the World, Las Vegas’ only 360-degree rotating restaurant and steakhouse, has the Champion’s Tasting Menu, created by Executive Chef Chad Castanino, with authentic dishes from the Netherlands, the home of the reigning three-time world champion and defending Las Vegas race winner Max Verstappen. The four-course prix fixe menu is priced at $90 per person. The restaurant will also have guests celebrating like a champion while sipping from a 3-liter bottle of world-class sparkling wine Ferrari Trento, named the “official toast” of the premier racing series, priced at $499.
• The STRAT also have featured cocktails, spirits and beers, at, 108 Drinks, REMIX Lounge, View Lounge and PT’s Wings & Sports. Guests can pit stop to enjoy shots of Patrón Silver Tequila for $8; the Champion’s Choice Margarita made with Patrón Silver Tequila, Cointreau orange liqueur, lime, and sea salt, priced at $10; and beer buckets of Heineken, Heineken Silver or Heineken 0.0, for $35. Fans may also view portions of the grand prix broadcast in PT’s Wings & Sports, where the practices, qualifying and the race will be shown on state-of-the-art LED video walls and numerous LED TVs throughout the weekend.
• Members of The STRAT’s True Rewards program will have the chance to win big on the casino floor with a $60,000 hot seat giveaway.  From Thursday to Saturday, active table game and slot players will win $500 throughout the day. Fans may compete in a race of their own with two  VR race simulators available in View Lounge, adjacent to the casino floor, throughout the weekend.
• Those looking for accommodations during the Big Race have two room packages. One is the “Fast Track Experience” includes an upgrade to a newly remodeled Elevate room; complimentary admission for two to the Observation Deck and STRAT Tower; and admission for two for the Thrill Rides. The second is the “High Speed Getaway” with an upgrade to a newly remodeled Elevate room; complimentary admission for two to the Observation Deck and STRAT Tower; and admission for two for the Thrill Rides; and one SkyJump experience.

At Cabo Wabo Cantina, located inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, there is a track-side patio and second-floor event space, known as The LOFT, with both locations offering views of Las Vegas Boulevard. Premium viewing and hospitality packages are available from 6 p.m.-midnight on Thursday and Friday and 8 p.m.-midnight on Saturday.  A top-shelf open bar, alongside a rotating menu appetizers, tacos, pasta and a carving station is available for $525.50 with the option of purchasing individual days during the race or a full three-day hospitality package for $1,313.75. In honor of Mexican driver Sergio Pérez, Cabo will offerEl Checo margarita made with Cabo Wabo’s own mix and Patrón tequila, served with a salted rim.

Easy’s Cocktail Lounge, the cabaret lounge and speakeasy hidden inside Proper Eats Food Hall at the ARIA, features the return of its popular “DIVAs’ Night,” an all-star ladies’ night featuring covers of the top hits from girl-pop powerhouses like Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, the Spice Girls and more, starting at 9 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 14. This special pre-race week edition of DIVAs’ Night will feature performances from local favorites including Karli Darling, Gianna Shay Adams  and downtown Las Vegas staple Jan Jan. Throughout the night, Easy’s will serve the limited-time Paparazzi, Please, made with Monkey 47 Gin, lemon juice, simple syrup and Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut Champagne, then garnished with an elegant lemon twist. Also in the food hall, mocktails are served at Proper Bar for $10.

• “Downforce,” a 1.5-ounce pour of Glenfiddich 29 Year Old Grand Yozakura Limited Edition single malt Scotch whisky paired with a La Union — My Father for Tatuaje (Black Humidor) cigar, priced at $500.
• “Pole Position,” a 1.5-ounce pour of Macallan M Highland Single Malt Scotch and a Davidoff Royal Release Robusto cigar, priced at $1000.
• “Velocity Vintages,” a 1.5-ounce pour of The Balvenie Forty Single Malt Scotch whisky and a Davidoff Oro Blanco cigar, priced at $2,500.
• “Drivers Briefing,” the elusive complete House of Hazelwood Flight featuring all eight expressions, a box of Padron 1926 80th Anniversary Perfecto cigars and a limited edition Eight Lounge-branded Trident cigar cutter, priced at $3,275.
• “Slip Stream,” four pours of Glenfiddich 40-Year Old and four Arturo Fuente Destino al Siglo de Pasion cigars, plus a limited edition Eight Lounge-branded Trident cigar cutter, priced at $5,888.
• “The Chicane,” a flight of Glenfiddich whisky, featuring the 30-Year, 40-Year and 50-Year Old expressions, one Gurkha Maharaja ultra-premium cigar and a limited edition Eight Lounge-branded Trident cigar cutter, priced at $15,000.
• “The Champion’s Trophy,” the Elie Bleu Opus 25th Anniversary Cabinet, six boxes of Fuente Opus 25th Anniversary cigars, a cigar locker and Eight Lounge membership through December 31, 2025 as well as the use of Eight’s Private Chairman’s Lounge for the night for up to 12 guests, and a one-ounce pour of Glenfiddich 50-Year Old for each guest, priced at $150,000.

The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails, the speakeasy and live rock lounge at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, features live music all three nights: The Regulators on Thursday; Radio XX, an all-star rock band, on Friday, and the The 442s with its mix of jazz, classical, folk and rock, on Saturday. Also at  The Cosmopolitan, CliQue Bar & Lounge  is having a race day watch party starting at 10 p.m. It features the lounge’s popular Tableside Mixology experience, which brings a skilled mixologist to the table with a fully stocked bar cart, crafting cocktails right at the table,. Following the race, a DJ will keep the party going well after the checkered flag.

PT’s Taverns is holding race build-up parties with tickets to the race on Saturday up for grabs. Guests can earn a free entry to win the tickets by attending participating taverns from 5-8 p.m,. Drink specials are as follows:  Patron Silver shots and cocktails for $5; sugar-free watermelon margaritas featuring Patron Silver, Triple sec, fresh lime juice and sugar-free Red Bull Red Edition for $9 and beer buckets with five cans of Heineken Silver for $20. and additional entries by ordering a Heineken. The Big Race giveaways with dates and locations are as follows:

• Thursday, Nov. 7 at 5 p.m.: PT’s Gold at 4424 W. Spring Mountain Rd.
• Friday, Nov. 8 at 5 p.m: PT’s Pub at 347 N Nellis Blvd.
• Saturday, Nov. 9 at 5 p.m: PT’s Pub at 1089 E Tropicana Ave.
• Sunday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m: PT’s Place at 1281 S Decatur Blvd.
• Monday, Nov. 11 at 5 p.m: PT’s Gold at 9363 S Buffalo Dr.
• Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 5 p.m: PT’s Gold at 7200 W Lake Mead Blvd.
• Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 5 p.m: PT’s Gold at 1540 W Sunset Rd.
• Thursday, Nov. 14 at 5 p.m: PT’s Gold at 4935 W Warm Springs Rd.
• Friday, Nov. 15 at 5 p.m: PT’s Gold at 6570 S Buffalo Dr.
• Saturday, Nov. 16 at 5 p.m: PT’s Pub at 3470 E Sunset Rd.