Here’s a video review of Pure Nightclub Las Vegas which is located inside Caesar’s Palace Hotel and Casino.
I’ve been to Pure quite a few times as I live just across from Caesars and Bellagio and let me first say this place gets really busy and the lines are insane so if you can get bottle service and still get there fairly early. I’ve literally went into the club around 11pm and when I left at around 3am I noticed some of the same people I saw in line earlier. So again… get bottle service and show up fairly early.
Another little tip is you’ll see people around town or even Caesars handing out little VIP Free Entry cards for Pure. These are completely worthless and only used to get you in line, wait for 2 hours and then be told those won’t work that night. Of course since you just waited in line forever you end up paying the $30 cover anyways.
The club is fairly big and also has a separate bar for The Pussy Cat Dolls. My favorite part of Pure has to be the outdoor patio upstairs which is really big and quite fun.
As for drink costs… expect to pay around $10 – $15 a drink.
Pure also has many celebrity parties so don’t be surprised to see anyone from Paris Hilton to Britney Spears to Diddy if you’re there.
For table reservations or more information visit their official site at PureTheNightClub.com.
My name is Bryan Hauer and I was born on January 11, 1976 in St. Paul, MN. Although my friends liked to kid me about it I am no relation as far as I know to the actor Rutger Hauer.
I grew up mostly in Minnesota and Wisconsin as I attended grade school in St. Paul, MN and junior high and high school in Racine, WI. After graduating high school I then went on to attend college in LaCrosse, WI.
Although I was born in Minnesota and lived there and Wisconsin most of my younger years, I've also lived in quite a few other states. 
How much you get paid for this one
Haha. Nothing… just thought I'd give back to the Vegas community. A few free bottles wouldn't hurt either.
Bryan
A couple of years ago I was there when the place was taken over entirely by Sony during a convention. Sony hired TRAIN (a Sony artist) to perform. It was quite rockin' scene.
I have to get back out there, what a blast.