Guides Posts, Page 36

In life, things are always better together; from Ken and Barbie, Batman and Robin, Sonny and Cher and of course steak and a martini. You may never have the former together again, but the latter you can still find at the Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas restaurant, 35 Steaks + Martinis.

Las Vegas is a city built on stars. While many think of the stars behind the shows on the marquees, it’s the stars in the kitchens (and the Michelin Guides) that feed the collective bellies in Las Vegas. With each new resort opening, new celebrity chefs seem to pepper the restaurants.

What happens when you get to Las Vegas and find yourself involved in a weekend romance? Not sure what I’m talking about? Well, here’s how they usually work: Get into town, hit the nightlife scene, meet a special someone, and decide to spend your weekend with them.

Eating like it’s 1968 doesn’t mean stroganoff and tuna casserole. It means dining Mad Men style at The Barrymore (nod to restaurateur, Billy Richardson).

One of the latest and swankiest outposts to land on Las Vegas soil is located just off The Strip at the freshly renovated Royal Resort Las Vegas. The 1,400 square-foot restaurant is a mix of fancy food options and opulent design.

Easter is just about here and if you are going to be in Las Vegas, we at Galavantier.com want to make sure you are ready to take the family out for one memorable Easter Brunch.  Below are a handful of our top picks for brunching in Las Vegas on Easter.

Easter Brunch at Comme Ca at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Zine Noodles Dim Sum at The Palazzo Las Vegas is brought to us by acclaimed Chef Simon To, recipient of the prestigious blue ribbon by the Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts and the man behind the exclusive The Paiza Club at The Venetian.  Zine Noodles Dim Sum melds traditional dishes with the exotic and simple with the extravagant in a comfortable, contemporary ambiance.

Enjoy it while you can!  Come the middle of June, Las Vegas will say goodbye to the Playboy Club at Palms Casino Resort after a strong six year run.  But why should you visit the Playboy Club in Las Vegas before it’s too late? Here’s why.

Satin teddy’s, cotton tails, blackjack and Jameson can only mean one thing: you’ve entered the ubiquitous Playboy Club at the Palms Casino Resort.

There are times where all we need is a good meal so we can move forward with our day. Grand Lux Cafe at both The Venetian Las Vegas and The Palazzo Las Vegas offer just that and truth be told, I've never had a bad meal there. In fact, I've had the best steak and eggs anywhere in Las Vegas at Grand Lux Cafe at The Venetian.

The first (pun intended) thing to note about FIRST Food & Bar is its location. FIRST Food & Bar is hidden on the 2nd floor in The Shoppes at The Palazzo Las Vegas.  FIRST Food & Bar from Chef Sam DeMarco brings the authenticity and character of the neighborhood bar and diner concept to the Las Vegas Strip, with a modern twist that can only be found in Las Vegas.

Fresh meats, made-to-order sandwiches and a matzo ball soup are the calling cards of a good deli. In New York, friends argue over the best. In Las Vegas, we replicate the best. For some of the best pastrami on rye, check out this list of the best delis in Las Vegas. You’re toes will curl with their sandwiches.

Carnegie Deli

Located at the Mirage

702.791.7310