Las Vegas, Nevada

Mobile Bar / Servers

In Las Vegas: Two legal paths exist in Clark County and only two. Either a licensed liquor caterer pulls a permit at least ten calendar days before your date, or the venue's own liquor licensee pulls an off-premise permit for your event. There is no third path, and the one couples reach for first, buying the alcohol themselves and having a friend pour it at a rented venue, is not legal here. Settle this when you sign the venue rather than later, because a site with no licensee of its own means your caterer choice has quietly become your bar decision, and the ten-day clock is theirs to start, not yours. Budget the service charge and the tax on top of the bar quote, exactly as with catering.

1 listing · checked August 2026

• ABC Bartending Las Vegas — Las Vegas · abcbartending.com/bartending-school-las-vegas.php · (702) 650-2510

Buying the beer, wine and spirits yourself

These are retail sources, not event services — nobody here staffs your bar. Where your venue allows it, buying the alcohol yourself and hiring a licensed bartender to serve it is usually the cheapest way to do this line. The rules vary by state, by county and by venue, so confirm what yours permits — and whether your setup needs its own permit — before you count on the saving.

• 1864 Wine and Spirits — Las Vegas · 1864wineandspirits.com · (702) 586-7071
• A Z Liquor — Las Vegas · az-liquor-nv.hub.biz · (702) 836-3115
• Liquor Outlet — Las Vegas · lvliquoroutlet.com · (702) 212-0990
• Sam's Club — Las Vegas · samsclub.com/club/8177 · (702) 456-5596

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