Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileThe Stove NV
Henderson, NV · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Stove NV leans into its party-brunch identity with a $20 signature cocktail list that runs from rum-and-banana I'm Trynna Get Laid to jalapeño-spiked Lick Me Loco. A $15 classics section covers the expected bases, and $30 bottomless mimosas, bubbles, or Bloody Marys for 90 minutes keep the energy up. Wine and beer are straightforward bottle and can options.
- What should I order?
- Start with I'm Trynna Get Laid (rum, pineapple, Disaronno, crème de banana) or the BBL (rum with house-made Brazilian lemonade). For a classic, the $15 Old Fashioned or Negroni. If you're here for brunch, the $30 bottomless mimosas, bubbles, or Bloody Marys for 90 minutes is the move.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups celebrating birthdays or bachelorette parties, brunch crowds who want lively vibes and playful cocktails, and anyone who appreciates a creative signature list with names like Bath Water and Milk & Cookies. Not for those seeking a quiet, minimalist cocktail bar.
- When should I go?
- Weekend brunch is the prime time, given the bottomless option and party atmosphere. Weekly specials like Mania Mondays and Freaky Fridays suggest there's something most days, but the brunch window is the best-supported occasion.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Signature cocktails are $20, classics are $15, and bottomless brunch drinks are $30 per person for 90 minutes. Bottle service and champagne options start at $40 for Wycliff and go up to $125 for Limited Edition Bleu Belaire. Beers are $8.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The cocktail menu is the draw, with a long list of named signatures that lean sweet, fruity, and over-the-top. The bottomless brunch deal at $30 for 90 minutes is a strong value, and the Best of Las Vegas 2025 recognition for Best Restaurant adds credibility.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A robust program with a dozen-plus signature cocktails at $20, a full classics list at $15, and a bottomless brunch option. The creative names and ingredient combinations give it a distinct party-brunch character.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive signature list with creative names and varied ingredients, from rum-based to tequila-forward.
- — Priced accessibly for the category, with a $15 classics section that includes standards like Old Fashioned and Negroni.
- — Bottomless mimosa, bubbles, or Bloody Mary option at $30 for 90 minutes is a strong value for brunch.
Standout selections
- — I'm Trynna Get Laid: rum, pineapple, Disaronno, crème de banana
- — Bath Water: tequila, rum, blue curacao, peach schnapps, lemon, pineapple juice
- — BBL: rum with house-made Brazilian lemonade
- — Lick Me Loco: Gran Malo tequila, watermelon puree, muddled jalapeño
Pricing: Signature cocktails $20; classics $15; bottomless mimosas, bubbles, or Bloody Marys $30 per person for 90 minutes; holiday special Mamita Candy Shot $10 or flight of 6 for $45.
Wine
A small bottle-only list covering sparkling, rosé, moscato, and chardonnay. No by-the-glass options were found. The selection is adequate but limited, with a notable price jump to the $125 champagne.
Menu strengths
- — Offers a variety of wine styles by the bottle, including sparkling, rosé, and still options.
- — Affordable entry points like Brightlands Moscato at $22 and Wycliff Sparkling at $40.
Standout selections
- — Limited Edition Bleu Belaire Champagne - $125 per bottle
- — Gris Blanc Rosé - $55 per bottle
Pricing: Bottle prices: Wycliff Sparkling $40, Gris Blanc Rosé $55, Brightlands Moscato $22, Twenty Acres Chardonnay $32, Limited Edition Bleu Belaire $125.
Beer
A straightforward list of four popular beers at a consistent $8 price. No draft or craft options were mentioned. Functional but unremarkable.
Menu strengths
- — Consistent pricing across all beers.; Includes crowd-pleasing options like Corona and Modelo.
Pricing: All listed beers (Corona, Blue Moon, Modelo, Guinness) are $8 each.
Nonalcoholic
A wide range of non-alcoholic beverages including coffee, tea, soda, juice, and hot chocolate. No mocktails were found. Pricing is reasonable for coffee, though bottled water at $12 is steep. Community feedback on coffee quality is mixed.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive non-alcoholic menu covering coffee, tea, and other beverages.
- — Reasonable prices for most items, with drip coffee at $6.
Standout selections
- — Hot Chocolate with whipped cream and sprinkles - $10
Pricing: Drip coffee, hot tea, iced tea, soda, espresso, juice, or milk $6; latte/cappuccino/americano $9; double espresso $10; hot chocolate $10; bottled water $12.
Spirits
Spirits are primarily used in cocktails and bottle service. The program includes a range of base spirits (tequila, rum, gin, bourbon, whiskey, cognac, vodka) and premium bottle service options. No dedicated spirits list or individual pours were found.
Menu strengths
- — Premium bottle service with Belaire and True Champagne for celebrations.
- — Diverse spirit base supports a creative cocktail menu.
Standout selections
- — Adult Hot Chocolate with Bailey's - $17
Pricing: Adult Hot Chocolate with Bailey's $17; bottle service includes Belaire (Gold, Blue & Pink), True Champagne, and Baller Bottles with prices not listed.
How it sits with the food
The cocktail program supports a brunch-focused menu with bottomless mimosas, bubbles, and Bloody Marys that pair with breakfast and lunch fare. Signature drinks like the Man-mosa (bourbon, Cointreau, OJ, orange bitters, champagne) and Spicy Latina suggest a sweet-and-savory range that could match both pancakes and savory plates.
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