Our experience at Rose Rabbit Lie was disappointing. I am a Las Vegas local and I have reservations about recommending this place to other locals.
I came here for my best friend's birthday on 5/14/16 at 8p with a group consisting of 6. I made reservations well in advance, checked in when I arrived 15 minutes early, and then approached the stand to be seated promptly at 8p with my entire group there. Somehow my OpenTable reservation was not confirmed as I did not receive points for dining here. This is just an (albeit minor) annoyance I found out after the fact.
We were seated at a booth right in front of the bar. I was confused because pictures I saw online were of a dining room with a stage. I acknowledged this was my fault as I did not do my due diligence prior to booking. But why would they seat a big group that's celebrating a birthday at a small table in the bar? I made reservations a few weeks beforehand and let them know it was a birthday. I didn't ask for us to be moved because the band and singer in the bar area were lively and entertaining. We all seemed okay to stay and I didn't want to further aggravate our waitress who acted annoyed with our presence as soon as we arrived. **They have multiple rooms, check on this when you reserve.**
SERVICE
We begin to look at the menu (they have a separate allergen menu which was unexpected and a huge plus!) and our waitress comes over to check on us. I ask her if she can split the bill 3 ways. She was extremely rude from that point on. I wish I caught her name because I'm sure they have higher standards of service than what she provided.
FOOD
The food was very good. But we all agreed that it was a very expensive snack (we ended up at Secret Pizza after). Expect to spend a lot of money-- it's small plate style so you won't get a lot of bang for your buck. But it's delicious and a very unique experience. It's kind of silly though because the dishes are mini works of art that you can't see because of the lighting. You're being charged for fancy plates you can't fully enjoy. What's more is that it's hard to eat because they pack you into a table and there's not enough room for everyone's plates. It seems like the menu doesn't fit the establishment. While I agree that it should be on the pricier side, it shouldn't be as expensive and it would make much more sense to offer large entrees instead of small plates that you need to order several of.
ENTERTAINMENT
We loved the singer, band, tap dancer, and drunk couple on the dance floor (may vary with crowd) that entertained us while we dined. Truly, it was a cool experience and the entertainers were talented and interacted with the crowd. Get seated in another room if you want more than music; the bar area was just a singing and dancing type place. If you have a big group, it's hard to have conversation because it's very loud.
TL;DR
Bad service; yummy expensive food that's hard to enjoy in that environment; great entertainment. Not good for large groups but would be much better for a party of two. Disappointed that I chose this place to celebrate my bestie's birthday.