If the Godfather, Scarface or Scent of a Woman are some of your favorite movies and you know every line to the movie Heat, then we’ve got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you to meet Al Pacino in the flesh.
The prolific actor, who has appeared in more than forty films, will be regaling tales of his celebrated career at a special one-night only event at the Mirage in Las Vegas on August 16.
Downtown Las Vegas is quickly establishing itself as a must-visit destination among Vegas visitors looking for a more authentic local’s feel. Helping to cement this idea further are bars, restaurants and shops like Scullery, which just recently opened in April inside of The Ogden.
Before you go seeking out these bars with a hope of finding a secret spot that nobody knows about or with a desire to find the greatest cocktail on the Las Vegas strip you should know that this is not what this is about. This list of bars is really 5 places you should go to have fun. That may sound odd to you but really why else do we decide to head to Las Vegas?
Drai's After Hours will finally take up its permanent residence inside the basement of The Cromwell beginning Thursday, June 19, marking the grand reopening of the after hours club. The venue has been housed inside Bally's Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, where Liason -- another one of Victor Drai's clubs -- will take its place beginning this week as well.
The first ever gay club inside a Las Vegas casino on the Strip is making it's debut this Friday, June 20. As part of Victor Drai's collection of Vegas clubs, Liaison, will fill the temporary Drai's After Hours spot inside of Bally's Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. Drai's After Hours will now be housed in the basement of The Cromwell, where Drai's Nightclub and Beach Club live on the rooftop.
When it comes to mixologists, Dan Marohnic takes it to the next level, the “boozologist” level to be exact. Marohnic is the curator of BLVD. Cocktail Company’s drink menu, which includes approximately 20 plus specialty cocktails at this new establishment tucked into The Linq.
Having opened only recently, the 2,400-square-foot establishment, which includes a 600-square-foot patio, is a great place to enjoy a cocktail on the Strip in an unbeatable ambiance. With a 100-foot-long bar made of marble and oversized cushy booths, it’s a quirky find on the Strip.
When you’re out and about on Fremont East checking out the collection of quirky, fun bars, you’re bound to work up an alcohol-induced appetite. As Fremont East gains notoriety among hipsters and Vegas patrons alike, it also gains scrumptious eateries. Here’s a quick-hit list of places to round out your night.
Taking downtown by storm is the fruition of growing restaurants, art galleries, bars and shops in the Arts District of Las Vegas known as 18-block zone or 18b. For those that love shopping vintage-style clothing and furniture, there are a number of stores in 18b that are right up your alley. Check out The Funk House with 1950s finds from paintings to lighting and art glass to ceramics.
Las Vegas is a town with a vast array of entertainment options to choose from. At times there can almost be too many choices, so how do you determine what to do? You can always choose from the big Cirque du Soleil shows, or for a change of pace, you can opt for the smaller Vegas shows, which there is no shortage of either. We’ve highlighted a few that’ll help you get the most bang for your buck while still giving you the entertainment you were looking for.
At one point in Vegas, buffets were all the rage. Who could beat an all-you-can-eat deal, granted the food you were eating may have been somewhat questionable. Now, however, as the world of celebrity chefs and five-star dining is the norm in town, buffets are following suit and making a comeback in a big way.
For those that love shopping vintage-style clothing and furniture, there are a number of stores in 18b that are right up your alley. Check out The Funk House with 1950s finds from paintings to lighting and art glass to ceramics.
