Bar
Unclaimed profileRaised By Wolves
Las Vegas, NV · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Raised By Wolves leans hard into a lupine nocturnal theme, and the drinks mostly follow suit. Cocktails are uniformly $16, with names like The All Nighter and The White Wolf. A nitro espresso martini growler for $200 is the showpiece. The mocktail menu is a rare bright spot, offering full non-alcoholic versions of signature drinks at $10 each. Sparkling wine gets a sabre ritual; beer remains a vague mention.
- What should I order?
- Start with The All Nighter, a nitro espresso martini served table-side from a growler—single or 16-martini version. For something lighter, The White Wolf pairs Bacardi Dragon Berry with lime, mint, and ginger beer. Skip the Redbull-laced Lucan's Breath unless you're after a caffeinated kick. Mocktails like Wolf-ito deliver complexity without alcohol.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail enthusiasts seeking theatrical presentation and a themed atmosphere will find plenty to like. Groups celebrating may appreciate the growler and shot-ski options. Non-drinkers are unusually well served here, with a dedicated mocktail menu that mirrors the cocktail list. Budget-minded visitors will note the $16 cocktail price is competitive for the area.
- When should I go?
- Evenings are the obvious time for the wolf-and-night theme, especially if you want the full sabre or growler experience. Weekend nights likely draw a crowd, so go early if you prefer a calmer pour.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are a flat $16 each. The All Nighter growler (16 martinis) runs $200. Mocktails are $10. Absinthe pours are $16–$20. The Sabrewolf champagne is $35 a glass or $95 a bottle. Bottle service starts at $150 for basic spirits and $250 for premium. Open bar options are $30 basic and $45 premium, with a $5 shot add-on.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The nitro espresso martini growler, served table-side, is a genuine conversation piece. The shot-ski experience (The Artic Wolf) adds a communal, playful element. The mocktail menu, introduced in June 2024, offers non-alcoholic versions of nearly every signature cocktail, a level of inclusivity not often seen. The wolf-and-night theme ties the menu together with names like Holy Howl and The Green Moon.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Creative, wolf-themed menu with traditional techniques and contemporary twists. Standouts include The All Nighter nitro espresso martini, The White Wolf, and Holy Howl. Uniform $16 pricing is accessible. The growler format is a distinctive touch.
Menu strengths
- — Nitro espresso martini served in a table-side growler.
Standout selections
- — The All Nighter - Nitro espresso martini, available as a single or 16-martini growler ($16 / $200).
- — The White Wolf - Bacardi Dragon Berry, lime, mint, ginger beer.
- — Holy Howl - Angels Envy, simple syrup, Angostura and chocolate bitters.
Pricing: Cocktails uniformly priced at $16; The All Nighter single martini or 16-martini growler for $200.
Wine
Limited sparkling-only selection. The Sabrewolf offers a sabre experience, adding theater. Three options: Sabrewolf, Chloe Prosecco, and Moet. No still wines listed. Pricing is moderate for the category.
Menu strengths
- — Sabre service adds spectacle.; Includes well-known sparkling labels.
Standout selections
- — The Sabrewolf - Champagne/sparkling with sabre experience.
- — Chloe Prosecco - Prosecco.; Moet - Champagne.
Pricing: The Sabrewolf $35 glass / $95 bottle; Chloe Prosecco $35; Moet $95.
Beer
Website mentions 'ice-cold craft beers' but no list or pricing is available. The program is essentially undocumented, making assessment difficult. Beer appears to be a secondary offering.
Pricing: No specific beer pricing documented.
Nonalcoholic
Exceptional non-alcoholic program with a dedicated menu launched June 2024. Offers original creations (Wolf-ito, Shapeshifter, Blood Oath) and non-alcoholic versions of signature cocktails. All priced at $10, with customization options for sweetness and surprise ingredients.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated mocktail menu with creative options.; Non-alcoholic versions of nearly all signature cocktails.
Standout selections
- — Wolf-ito - Blackberry, simple syrup, lime, mint, ginger beer.
- — Shapeshifter - Blueberry, lemon, soda water, blueberry garnish.
- — Blood Oath - Strawberry, lime, sweet & sour, Tajin rim.
Pricing: All mocktails priced at $10.
Spirits
Spirits program centers on bottle service and absinthe. Basic and premium bottle options cover vodka, whiskey, rum, gin, tequila, with premium brands like Jack Daniels, Tito's, and Patron. Absinthe selections include Lucid and Pernod. Bourbon flight (The Pack) adds variety.
Menu strengths
- — Wide range of spirits via bottle service.; Premium absinthe options.
Standout selections
- — The Fairydust Escape - Lucid Absinthe Supérieure.
- — Pernod Absinthe Supérieure - Original recipe.
- — The Pack - Flight of bourbons.
Pricing: Bottle service: basic $150, premium $250. Absinthe: Lucid $16, Pernod $20. The Pack flight price varies.
How it sits with the food
No food menu is documented, so pairing guidance is limited. The cocktail list leans sweet and refreshing, with ginger beer and berry notes; these would suit light bar snacks like nuts or charcuterie if available. The All Nighter's coffee profile could complement chocolate desserts. Bourbon flight (The Pack) pairs naturally with smoked or grilled items.
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