Industry Mondays at Lucky Day is the kind of night built for the people who make Vegas run after dark—bartenders, dealers, servers, and performers clocking out of their own shifts and ready to be on the other side of the bar for once. Tucked into Lucky Day's small, vividly lit space, the night leans into the bar's signature mezcal and tequila collection, with rare bottles and small-batch pours mixed into cocktails that pair easily with the housemade chips, salsa fresca, and guac flights the spot is known for.

Because it's an industry night, expect a looser, more familiar crowd than your typical Strip bar—locals who know each other, shared stories from the floor, and a vibe that feels more like a neighborhood hangout than a tourist stop. Lucky Day's tight 103-capacity room and wall-to-wall color and light give the whole thing an intimate, almost hideaway feel, the kind of under-the-radar spot you'd only find out about from someone who already works the Strip.