Four Mile Bar

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e and g construction

Joined 2 years ago

best bar in town. i have been sing karaoke with Keri Loso for 12 years and been singing at the 4 mile for over a1 1/2 years every Thursday the people there are great including all of the bar tenders and the drink prices are reasonable and quality unsurpassed by most bars . i travel 60 miles every week to sing there and stay in town overnight and it is well worth the expense

MT MAN JACK DANIELS [ED]

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huskyfannv

Joined 4 years ago

Best Karaoke in Town & A+++ Bartenders. They have Karaoke on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, at 8:00 PM, until whenever, the KJ, Kerry Loso is by far the best anywhere, he has a great personality, and does his best to make you sound good. The staff is also very friendly, and even the bartenders get up and sing and have a good time, Georgia-sings older country songs, Amber- sings, well just go and find out for yourself, they won't dissappoint you. They do get crowded, but Kerry takes care of everybody who wants to sing, and if you are into country or classic oldies, this is the place to go

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karaokeking170

Joined 6 years ago

Best Karaoke In Town!!!. Okay, so I have been to probably close to 20 karaoke bars in Las Vegas. Most of them either are too crowded or the sound system is bad or the place is scary. Four Mile Bar offers Karaoke three nights a week......Thursday from 7 to 11pm.....Friday & Saturday night from 8 to close. If you are a country or classic rock fan this is the bar for you. The rotation is just right, the sound system is decent, and the host (Kerry) is really nice.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

This dive is perhaps the sole living remnant of this bawdier time in Vegas history.. In Short
The Formyle region was a hellraiser's paradise in Las Vegas' infancy. It was part of a different kind of strip that lined Boulder Highway: brothels, watering holes and roadhouses that held court along the road from the '30s to the '50s. Today the bar limps along as a quiet neighborhood dive. But for those who want a faint taste of Vegas past, or just want to impress pals with serious drinking credentials, this is worth a stop.