Head to the 60th floor to reach the Legacy Club, an ode to many of Vegas’ founding pioneers and icons, at Circa. The 8,400-square-foot lounge features fire pits and banquettes on the outdoor terrace. The lounge offers a sunset package for $75 per person that includes outdoor fire pit seating for two to 12 people, two specialty cocktails, a Champagne toast at sunset, and views of the skyline.

The vibrant outdoor space at Park on Fremont is complete with a white picket fence, flowers and tall plants, a mixture of differently colored chairs, a large bike rack for those who travel by bicycle and even neon signs. With menu and lots of parking spaces nearby, it’s no wonder than so many choose to sit outside and dine here.

Head up to the rooftop bar at Commonwealth for great views of Downtown Las Vegas. Order cocktails such as the Tickle My Fancy with Hendrick’s Gin and muddled cucumber, or the Fountain of Youth with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, elderflower liquor, and Red Bull.

The city’s oldest freestanding bar, named for a time when customers watched atomic blasts from the roof, was originally built in 1945 as Virginia’s Cafe. The Rat Pack and the Smothers Brothers drank there after their nightly shows, and Barbra Streisand even had her own seat at the bar. Sour beers are a specialty here, but consider this one of the best places to go when a beer is needed.

This microbrewery and taproom located in the Arts District offers an array of its own beers such as a Russian Imperial stout, a Scottish ale, a dopplebock, and more, plus a small patio.

Jamaican bar and kitchen Jammyland in the Arts District offers a reggae-inspired menu and a patio filled with twinkling lights and flanked by two murals.

Red Rock Resort’s Crimson changes themes all the time with its poolside patio. For spring, it’s Crimson in Bloom with a floral theme that expands to the cocktails. The space also includes a Moët Champagne split vending machine.

The refreshed patio at Velveteen Rabbit offers an outdoor respite in pink. The seasonally changing cocktail menu, 12 beers on taps, as well as 18 to 20 bottled beers offer a range of drinks for imbibing. But the gem here is the latest cocktail menu with a music-themed menu in a zine with local artists providing the backdrop. Try a Pictures of You with cucumber, lavender, and black pepper gin or the Miserlou with jalapeño aguardiente and coconut milk as you consider the stunning floral mural from local artist Sloane Siobhan.

This Arts District brewery serves its own beer on Main Street on a substantial 1,542-square-foot, dog-friendly patio with an eye-catching silo and a limited-menu kitchen that specializes in pizza.

El Segundo Sol at Fashion Show has Bar Segundo, the outdoor space that faces the Strip. Sit outside during the loco hour, every day from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. daily, for deals such as $3 tacos, $4 El Jimador Blanco shots and well drinks, $6 quesadillas, and $5.50 margaritas.

This cigar bar at the front of Fashion Show attracts patrons with the outdoor patio space and great views of the Las Vegas Strip. Take a break from shopping and enjoy the cigar bar’s social hour, offered Sunday through Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. with deals such as 50 percent off wines, beers, and specialty cocktails plus free Champagne for the ladies. Another daily from noon to 2 p.m. brings half-priced bloody Marys, mimosas, and more.

Visit the rooftop bar at Paris Las Vegas, where Beer Park features a 10,000-square-foot bar and grill with an excellent view of the Bellagio fountains below. Taste one of the numerous eclectic beer options, including 36 beers on tap and a large selection of handcrafted beer. Bonus: Games such as pool, bean bag toss, and darts.

PBR Rock Bar at the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort has a 3,000-square-foot strip-side patio. Beneath the string lights and patio coverings, customers can order cocktails such as the Southern Hospitality, made with sweet tea vodka. However, those who want to ride the mechanical bull have to head inside for that. 

Head to the patio at Beerhaus at The Park for beers and games. The taps feature local craft breweries and the menu touches on brats and hot dogs as well as barbecue ribs and rotisserie chicken. Games such as Jenga and cornhole await, or customers can head to a board game cart located near the entrance.

The patio at Skyfall sits on the 64th floor of the Delano with some of the best views of Las Vegas. Head here for stunning views at sunset or a nightcap after dinner.

Green Valley Ranch has its own pop-up cocktail lounge, The Backyard at Sundown. The terrace features a vineyard, sandy beach, and greenery, giving it the feel of a Mediterranean garden.