Piggy Bank Bar Brings Colorful Twist to Atlantic City’s Nightlife

Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has debuted its newest pop-up bar, attracting visitors with its novel concept and regular events. The Piggy Bank leans hard into its name, featuring bright, playful pig-inspired design elements. With its mix of high-quality entertainment, prime placement, and exciting drinks, this pop-up bar has already become a favorite with visitors.

Visitors Can Enjoy Unique Themed Drinks

The new bar’s theme is unmistakable from the moment you step inside the casino floor of Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic City. Pink hues and cartoonish pig motifs set the tone, balancing spectacle with self-awareness. The area encourages visitors to take photos as they enjoy themed beverages, immersing them in its high-energy atmosphere.

The Piggy Bank’s menu features just the type of drinks you would expect from such a venue. “When Pigs Fly” mixes vodka with citrus and cranberry for a light, easy pour, while the “Tipsy Pig” goes heavier, pairing bourbon with a bacon-infused sweetness. The bar leans fully into indulgence with its bacon-topped Bloody Mary, offered on Sundays, and “The Pigtail,” a fruity, creamy vodka drink finished with whipped cream and a gummy pig.

Resorts Casino Hotel’s new pop-up venue provides more than just drinks. Its rotating event calendar features live bands, DJ music shows, karaoke, and trivia nights. On Sundays, visitors can enjoy bingo and musical performances, while the bar’s Pink Piggy Dancers keep up the atmosphere, turning the entire establishment into a small-scale show.

The Bar Features Diverse Entertainment Options

The Piggy Bank has already drawn some high-profile attention. In April, actor Kelsey Grammer visited the venue to promote his Faith American Beer. The pop-up bar served as the scene for a meet-and-greet, where he welcomed guests and took photos with fans in a setting that was completely different from a typical product launch. 

Resorts is already looking ahead to the next big event for The Piggy Bank, which will stay open until Labor Day. In June, the bar will celebrate Pride Month with a cabaret-style show featuring performers from the Philly drag scene. This shift shows how such spaces can accommodate a diverse selection of events.

Pop-ups like this have become a familiar strategy in Atlantic City as casinos aim to deliver fresh experiences without permanent overhauls. The temporary nature of these venues creates a fear of missing out. Guests know it won’t be there forever, and the urgency is often enough to draw visitors. The Piggy Bank’s success shows that such brief, focused pop-ups can keep visitors coming back for more.