Guides Posts, Page 18

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.

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.

When in Vegas, well, anything goes, except for your attire when you’re hittin’ the clubs. It’s imperative that you adhere to the strict dress code to avoid a large, angry bouncer telling you to go back to the hotel to find something more suitable.

Just because local John Doe next to you in line gets in wearing a t-shirt and holey jeans; doesn’t guarantee you will. Play it safe. Galavantier wants you to get in the club and have a great time, so just follow the simple Do & Don’t checklist and you’re sure to get on the in-list.

LADIES

Across the country, as the ground is frozen and winter is still holding steady, Las Vegas is experiencing gorgeous weather with sunny skies day in and day out. As the pools open, sandals and bikinis begin to become the uniform of spring. Right now, prior to the extreme summer months of June, July and August, is the perfect time to get in that golf trip to break up the monotony of the winter months.

One of Galavantier’s favorite holidays of the year is quickly approaching – a day that celebrates the great Irish heritage with green beer and corned beef hash. Saint Patrick’s Day in Las Vegas melds two worlds together including the always “on” Vegas nightlife with the highly celebratory holiday of the Irish.

Depending on where you choose to celebrate this most festive of events will determine your level of commitment to the holiday.  From live bands and parades to Jameson shots and Irish breakfasts, there is going to be something for everyone.

If you haven’t already seen Rose.Rabbit.Lie. at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas you should put that at the top of your list. If you have seen the show then go in and have a drink, have dinner or just stick around for the late night action. An entire evening of entertainment that starts off at the bar for drinks and moves into dinner in the dinning room and soon you are seeing a show in the showroom. As the evening progresses find a room for some lounging and then wait until the dancing gets going.

It’s time to let your hair down and unwind.

We’re talking about an epic bachelorette party in Las Vegas.

Whether you’re into the ultimate spa weekend, tee-time with the girls or getting wild on the dance floor and catching one of the Vegas all-male revue shows, you have options and we’re here to help you determine what best suites the bride-to-be and friends.

You might be pondering just how long this current semester will go before you go out of your mind with responsibilities and stressful situations. You might also be the parent of a child who gets sometime off and you need a spring break getaway to refresh your own body and soul.

It’s love. It’s marriage. It’s Elvis taking you to the chapel in a pink carriage.

Valentine’s Day in Vegas. Need we say more?

If you’re looking to get hitched this February 14 and Las Vegas is your destination then we’ve got a variety of places for you to check out.

The Chapel of Flowers