March 2014 Posts

A good view can make any place seem spectacular. A view of the Las Vegas strip from high above the Las Vegas valley almost guarantees that a spot will be a success. Once you start hearing about the cocktails, the food and the atmosphere before there is even a mention of the spectacular setting you know you have to put that spot on your “to do” list.

Twin Peaks, the eatery known for it’s plethora of good looking, girl-next-door-type wait staff, is celebrating its one-year anniversary in Las Vegas tonight (Thursday, March 27 in conjunction with SpyOnVegas.com.

The Wet Republic Ultra Pool at the MGM Grand is kicking off its summer season with a bang by featuring the “funky house and tribal sounds” of DJ-duo Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano on Saturday, March 29. If you can’t make it, not to worry, there is an impressive lineup throughout April. Watch for announcements in following months for the DJ lineup and events.

Pack the kids in the car because you are going to Las Vegas for Spring Break! Las Vegas is easy and you don’t have to do too much planning or spend too much money. Pools are plentiful as is cheap food. All you really need is a few things to keep the kids occupied. That is where we come in, check out our list of suggestions below to keep the whole family happy this Spring Break.

It’s Vegas, and let’s face it, hangovers happen. Epic hangovers happen even more so than not. We’ve outlined a few things to incorporate into your “recovery” checklist to get you feeling better and back in the game for the remainder of your Vegas trip.

A Big ‘Ole Greasy Breakfast
One of the best Vegas restaurants you’ll discover is the Hash House A Go Go. It’s an amazing place for large plates of heavenly goodness to help you recover from the night before with a hearty meal.

It’s Vegas and you have a plethora of bars and clubs to choose from, but why not get off the Strip and experience a true local dive bar. A place where the cheap drinks are strong and the company will never be boring. Below is a smattering of must-visit dive bars to put on your checklist.

Ever wondered how to land a gig that gets you into all of the best clubs Las Vegas nightlife has to offer while skipping all the lines without any of the hassle? Becoming a Galavantier VIP Host not only delivers all of the above, but you get to chat with fun and exciting clients, build connections in Las Vegas and get paid for it all.

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No matter where you’re from, when you come to Vegas you can be anything or anyone you want, it’s part of the city’s charm. But if you’re looking to get a little bit country-western wild while you’re in town then there’s no better spot to get down and dirty than Gilley’s Saloon and Dance Hall at Treasure Island Hotel & Casino. Start your evening with some delicious home cooked-styled goodness at Gilley’s restaurant. Indulge in the Maple Chipotle Pork Chops, Sweet Tea Rub Ribeye Steak or the Southern Fried Chicken.

Locals often refer to the weekday nights in Vegas as Industry Nights, but don’t let that fool you because the party goes all week long in Vegas. Check out the clubs below and when to visit them if you’re heading to Sin City on a weekday night.

Tournament Time In Las Vegas

The roars can be heard all around the casino as the games are playing on televisions throughout each property on the Strip. The cheers come in as fast as the groans of disappointment. NCAA tournament time is about to get going and you can be sure that there will not be a shortage of locations for you to cheer on your favorite college hoops team. Take these suggestions and put on that college sweatshirt from back in the day.

Where to watch the NCAA College Basketball tournament in Las Vegas: