May 18, 2014 Posts

The French have always had a way with food and preparing mouthwatering, beautiful and at times breath-taking dishes that aren’t comparable to anything that you’ve ever tasted before. When in Vegas, why not splurge on the meal of a lifetime and hit up one of the many French-cuisine based restaurants in town.

Let’s face it, Memorial Day Weekend just isn’t the same without lighting up the grill and throwing on some meat and veggies while also sipping on an ice-cold beer. While it’s not that easy to just whip out a grill on your Vegas vacation, we do recommend that you get in your rental car or grab a cab and head to one of these three phenomenal barbecue joints to enjoy Memorial Day Weekend like it was intended.

Vegas is the adult playground that doesn't stop when it comes to entertainment, even several of the shows are adult-friendly and we've found some of the best for this summer. 

It’s quaint, gorgeous and filled with elegance and history. The Cromwell – a new boutique hotel on the corner of Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Boulevard – is the new kid on the block, housed in the old Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall. It’s not the equivalent of the massive Strip casinos like nearby Caesar’s or Bellagio, but The Cromwell isn’t meant to compete with the mega hotels in Vegas.

The hotel offers only 188 rooms, including 19 suites, and is only 12 stories, which seems minuscule next to Bally’s and the Flamingo, the hotel’s direct neighbors.

As temperatures rise across Nevada, things begin to really heat up in Las Vegas as one of the biggest holiday weekends commences. That's right, it's Memorial Day Weekend in Sin City and there are a number of things to do, whether it’s playing at a sexy pool party or dancing the night away at a club or getting drinks and enjoying live music downtown. Whatever your style, we've outlined the best of the best to suit your needs.