Bringing southern hospitality to the heart of Sin City, Gilley’s Saloon at Treasure Island Las Vegas is what’s known in some circles as the other kind of country club. You know, the kind that favors honky tonk and bbq to golf clubs and repression. At its new home within Treasure Island, in the coveted spot overlooking Siren’s Cove, Gilley’s has already made its mark on the Las Vegas nightlife scene as its own brand of drinkery.
Run under the direction of renowned chef José Andrés and his ThinkFoodGroup, China Poblano brings together one of the more interesting and unique food concepts I've seen in a long time.
It’s back! Las Vegas Restaurant Week returns and for the first time occurs in the first quarter of the year. Starting today, February 27 and running through March 4, Las Vegas Restaurant Week is an opportunity for the city's finest restaurants to join together for a great cause. It is also a great opportunity for both locals and visitors to enjoy first-rate culinary fare while helping to provide meals for the more than 300,000 men, women and children struggling with hunger in Southern Nevada.
If you’ve ever seen the movie, Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and said to yourself, “I want to do that,” now you can thanks to U-Drift Las Vegas. Out at Las Vegas Motor Speedway bring your own car (you must pass their technical inspection) or rent one from the pros as you set out on an adrenaline filled afternoon of drifting on over 200,000 square feet of asphalt.
February 14 is quickly approaching and if you are wondering what to do for Valentine’s Day in Vegaswith your sweetheart, we wanted to offer some suggestions to make the day and night that much more special.
CUT Las Vegas is master chef Wolfgang Puck’s critically acclaimed, AAA Four Diamond Award-winning fine dining steak restaurant at The Palazzo Las Vegas. When you enter CUT Las Vegas, you'll immediately notice the fresh modern design that you don't find at many steakhouses. Las Vegas-based design firm ABA designed the 160-seat restaurant and 60-seat bar, providing a modern aesthetic to the traditional steakhouse.
The Palazzo Las Vegashas one of the best sports books in Las Vegas; Lagasse's Stadium combines Emeril Lagasse's signature cuisine with traditional bar and game day food. Lagasse's Stadium has more than 100 HD TVs including a 9-foot x 16-foot main TV where there is comfortable stadium-style couch seating, the perfect spot to catch the biggest games.
