Tuesday nights get a little wicked at Lucky Day, the tiny mezcal-and-tequila den tucked away from the Strip crowds. Taboo Tuesday leans into the bar's moody, iconography-packed interior, all glowing neon and color, for a weekly gathering that feels more like a secret than a scheduled night out. With only 103 people able to squeeze inside, the room stays intimate, the kind of space where conversations happen close and the bartenders know their agave spirits inside and out.

Expect the usual Lucky Day trappings to set the scene—rare mezcals, small-batch tequilas, and inventive cocktails poured alongside housemade tortilla chips, salsa fresca, and guacamole flights. The taboo theme suggests a night that plays with the unexpected, whether that's music, performance, or just an atmosphere that encourages letting loose a little more than usual. It's a spot built for those who'd rather discover something under the radar than fight the Strip's bigger crowds.