Where Full House sits
Halfway along the left-hand row. You pass Pocket Kings and Palace Bar to reach it, and Aces High and Black Jack are beyond it toward the stage. Viva Bar faces it from across the walkway.
This is the middle of the courtyard, and the sound tells you so. The band is louder here than at the entrance and quieter than at the back. Guitar and vocals are distinct. You can talk without shouting, but you are unmistakably at a live show.
What a night here is like
Most people either stop at the first bars or push through to the stage, so the middle of the complex keeps a little breathing space even on a busy night. Full House benefits from that. It is the bar for sitting down properly: a table, a cold drink, the band as the soundtrack rather than the event.
Early evening it is nearly private. From about ten the courtyard fills, the walkway in front of you gets busy, and the energy from the stage end drifts back. It never reaches the volume of the back bars, which is exactly why some people choose it.
The hall is air-conditioned end to end, so the middle of the room is as cool as the back. What you are choosing here is the volume, and Full House has the most talkable level in the complex.
Who it suits
Couples and small groups who came to talk as much as to listen. Anyone who finds the front bars too busy and the back bars too loud. If at some point you want the opposite of that, the seats that run along the edge of the stage belong to KQ Bar, bar 10, on the right at the end of the walkway.
Next door
The bars in Las Vegas Beer Garden line one walkway from the Soi Diana entrance to the stage, all inside one air-conditioned hall. From Full House Bar you would walk past these next.
All ten, in walking order, are on the bars directory. Practical questions are answered in the visitor guide.