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ART DISTRICT:

Tiki Bar. Technically it's a dog pirate bat but, whatever

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DOWNTOWN:

This absolutely gorgeous Jazz and Cocktail lounge is locally owned and has one of THE BEST Happy Hours in town. Hidden off the beaten path it's entrance is directly across the street from the Mob Museum in the Fremont area.

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ASIAN DISTRICT:

The Golden Tiki has become one of the must see spots in town. It’s like the Disneyland of Tiki. But actually they have stuff from Disneyland-the old talking birds from The Tiki Room. Beautifully curated tiki cocktail, small bites, and DOLE WHIP! (With rum) Make sure to check out the bathrooms

A WARNING: They dependably have the most abominable service in town.

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Drinks, Food, Live Music, & the final resting place of Captian William Tobias Faulkner and his Golden Tiki.

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A personal favorite Oscar's is named after former Mayor Oscar Goodman. Perched in what was formerly a martini shaped swimming pool above the main entrance of The Plaza offers a spectacular view of Fremont St and the fantastic food to boot.

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It seems like just a coffeehouse but the food is killer and all made from scratch including the baked goods.

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BREKKIE

TOASTS

SALADS

SOUPS

BOWLS

SANDWICHES

SIDES

DRINKS

gf - gluten free

nf - nut free

df - dairy free

v - vegetarian

vv - vegan

o - option available

*Consuming raw or undercooked meat, poultry, seafood or eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness.
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Chimichurri NY Steak & Eggs * - 16

8oz NY Steak, 2 Sunny Side Up Farm Eggs, Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes, PublicUs Sourdough Toast. (gfo, nf, df)

The Traditionalist * - 11

2 Farm Eggs, Bacon, Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes, PublicUs Sourdough Toast. (gfo, nf, df, vo)

+ Spam or Portuguese Sausage 2

Garden Farm Benedict * - 13

2 Farm Poached Eggs, Roasted Veggies, Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes, Super Spinach, Heirloom Tomatoes, Brown Butter Hollandaise, PublicUs Sourdough Toast. (gfo, nf, dfo, v)

+ Smoked Salmon 3

The Brekkie Sandwich * - 9

2 Farm Eggs, Bacon, Artisanal Cheese Blend, Kosho Aioli, Potato Hawaiian Sweet Bun. (gfo, nf, dfo, vo)

+ add Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes 2
+ Avocado 2
+ Portuguese Sausage 2

Waffle For The People - 9

Crispy Brussels Style Waffle with Pure Maple Syrup. (nfo, v)

+ Fresh Mixed Berries & Vanilla Cream 4
+ Chestnut Brittle, Apple Butter, Pomegranate Syrup 4
+ Bacon or Portuguese Sausage 2

The Brekkie Burrito - 11

3 Farm Egg Omelette, Cheddar Cheese, Chorizo (Beef or Soy), Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes, Vegan Refried Beans, Chipotle Pepper, Onions. Served With Créme FraÎche, Habanero Sauce, Pico De Gallo, Lime & Orange. (nf, dfo, vo, vvo)

+ Avocado 2

Shakshuka * - 12

Middle Easter Spiced Tomato Sauce, Halloumi Cheese, 2 Farm Eggs, Za'atar, Cilantro, Sesame Toast. (gfo, nf, dfo, v, vo)

+ Avocado 2

Corned Beef Hash * - 14

Red Corned Beef, Spam, Kennebec Potatoes, Sunny Side Up Farm Egg, Spicy Coconut Sriracha Sauce, House Sourdough Toast (gf, nf, df)

Mahalo Special * - 13

2 Farm Eggs, Spam, Portuguese Sausage, White Rice, Furikake, Pickles and Kimchi. (gf, nf, df)

Smashed Avo Toast * - 9.5

Poached Farm Eggs, Guajillo Pepper Spread, Organic Cherry Tomatoes, PublicUs Sourdough Toast, Organic Mixed Greens. (gfo, nf, df, v, vvo)

+ Bacon or Portuguese Sausage 2
+ Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes 2

Winter Squash Salad - 12

Local Winter Greens, Pomegranate, Pumpkin Seed, Fried Onion, Maple Pumpkin Dressing. (gfo, nf, df, vv)

Green Apple & Beet Salad - 13

Ricotta, Crème Fraiche, Chestnut, Local Herbs by Diane, Baby Greens, Hazelnut Vin. (gf, dfo, v, vvo)

Mixed Greens Salad - 8

Organic Mixed Greens, Radish, Tomato, Pomegranate Syrup, White Balsamic Vinaigrette. (gf, nf, df, vv)

Classic Wedge - 12

Iceberg Lettuce, Blue Cheese, Cherry Tomatoes, Fried Onion, Applewood Smoked Bacon, Chive

House Pozole - 7 / 11

Pork Shoulder, Hominy, Tomato Coriander Broth, Cilantro, Avocado, Tostadas. (gf, nf, df)

Veggie Tofu Curry - 12

Vegan Yellow Thai Curry, Seasonal Vegetables, Tofu, Coconut Milk, White Rice, Furikake, Sesame Toast. (nf, df, vv)

Chargrilled & Braised Cauliflower - 12

Cauliflower Cashew Skordalia, Brown Rice Chickpea Pilaf, Braised Fall Greens, Chili-Citrus Vin. (gf, df, vv)

Red Wine Braised Beef - 14

Red Flint Polenta, Ricotta, Braised Local Greens, Parsley Preserved Lemon Gremolata. (gf, nf)

Buttermilk Fried Chicken * - 14

White Rice, Farm Fried Egg, Kimchi, Spicy Pickles, Spicy Bourbon Sauce. (nf)

Add Ons -

+ Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes 2
+ Avocado 2
+ Bacon 2
+ Portuguese Sausage 2

California Turkey - 12

Roasted Turkey, Avocado Aioli, Swiss Cheese, Butter Lettuce, Tomatoes, Red Onions, PublicUs Sourdough. (gfo, nf, dfo)

Roasted Veggie Wrap - 12

Roasted Squash & Peppers, Cashew Preserved Lemon Hummus, Pumpkin & Pomegranate Seeds, Greens, Crispy Onions, Spinach Wrap, Pumpkin Maple Dressing. (gfo, df, vv)

Chipotle Chicken - 12

Chipotle Aioli, Fig Spread, Pepper Jack, Agrodolce Onion, PublicUs Sourdough.

Grilled Steak * - 15

Blue Cheese Mousse, Pepper Jam, Crispy Onions, Publicus Sourdough. (gfo, nf, df)

Fried Fish - 13

Tenaya Creek Beer Battered Wild Opah, Peppernata, Kosho Aioli, Pickle, Potato Hawaiian Sweet Bun. (gfo, nf, df)

Braised Broccolini Panini - 12

Braised Mushroom, Peppernata, Vegan Bechamel, Confit Garlic, Publicus Sourdough. (gfo, df, vv)

PublicUs Burger * - 13

30 Day Dry Aged Prime Angus Beef, Artisanal Cheese Blend, Thick Sliced Vine Ripe Tomatoes, Red Onion, Butter Lettuce, PublicUs Spread, Potato Hawaiian Sweet Bun. (gfo, nf, dfo)

PublicUs Vegan Burger - 12

House-made patty with chickpeas, potatoes, beets and nutrional yeast, garlic schmear, red onion, lettuce, tomato, house-made Hawaiian sweet roll (gfo, df, vv)

Fresh Fruit or Fresh Mixed Berries - 4.5

Steel-Cut Oats - 7

Served with Seasonal Fresh Fruit & Nuts. (gf, df, vv)

Yogurt Bar - 7.5

Greek-Style Yogurt, House Made Granola, Topped with Fresh Mixed Berries. (gf, v)

+ Pure Maple Syrup .5

Toast & Jam - 4

Served With PublicUs Jam of the Day & Butter. (gfo, nf, v, vvo)

Crispy Red Bliss Potatoes - 4

Garlic, Citrus & Rosemary Salt. (gf, nf, df, vv)

Farm Fresh Eggs (1 or 2) - 2 / 3.5

(gf, nf, df, v)

Portuguese Sausage / Chicken Apple Sausage / Turkey Bacon / Bacon / Spam - 4.5

(gf, nf, df)

Grilled Salmon / Wild Caught Opah * - 7

(gf, nf, df)

Grilled Piri Piri Chicken - 4.5

(gf, nf, df)

Grilled Hanger Steak 6oz. * - 6

(gf, nf, df)

Grilled NY Steak 8oz. * - 9

(gf, nf, df)

Deconstruced Spam Musubi - 5.5

Tare, White Rice, Nori, Furikake. (nf, df)

Seared Halloumi - 6

Served With Parsley Preserved Lemon Gremolata (gf, nf, v)

COFFEE BAR

Filter Coffee - 3

Pour Over - MP

Flash Brewed Ice Coffee - 4

Kyoto Tower Iced Coffee - 5

Espresso - 3

Single Origin Espresso - MP

One & One - 5

Cappuccino - 4

Flat White - 4

Latte - 4.25

Askinosie™ Dark Chocolate Mocha - 5

Macadamia Nut Latte - 5.5

Espresso, Macadamia Nut Paste, Organic Milk

Iced Shaken Almond Milk Latte - 5.5

Espresso, House-Made Almond Milk, Simple Syrup

Iced Shaken Cashew Milk Latte - 5.75

Espresso, House-Made Cashew Milk, Simple Syrup

PUBLICUS SPECIALS

PublicUs Palmer ** - 5

Chilled Espresso Floated on Lemonade

Espresso Tonic ** - 5

Espresso, Simply Syrup, Q Tonic

Death Cream - 5

Cold Brew With Caramelized Milk

The Cannon - 5.5

Flash Brew, Lime Juice, Lime Bitters, Simple Syrup

Song Shakerato - 5.5

Espresso, Oolong Tea Syrup, Half & Half, Lavender & Coffee Dust

Espresso Old Fashioned ** - 6

Espresso, Maraschino Cherry, Aromatic Bitters, Simple Syrup, Orange

London Fog - 5

Earl Grey Concentrate, Ginger Syrup, Organic Milk, Dusted with Cinnamon

Green Panda - 5.5

Matcha Mint Syrup, Organic Milk

Haldhi Doodhy - Golden Milk ** - 7

Organic Turmeric, Ginger, Cashew Milk, Black Pepper, Cinnamon

Black Swan ** - 5

Coffee, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Nutmeg, Star Anise, Black Peppercorn, Vanilla Cream

Thai Tea Latte - 5.25

Thai Tea, Simply Syrup, Organic Milk

Butter & Spice Latte - 5.5

Espresso, Creamed Butter with Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Cardamom, Ginger, Organic Milk

EXTRAS

Extra Shot - .75

House-Made Madagascar Vanilla Syrup - .75

House-Made Almond Milk - 1

House-Made Cashew Milk - 1.5

ICED TEA

Samovar Organic Black Iced Tea - 4

Lavender Vanilla Iced Tea - 4.5

Lemon Lime Green Tea - 5

HOT TEA

Wild Tree Yunnan Red - Black - 5

From Song Tea

Shan Lin Xi Winter Sprout - Light Oolong - 6

From Song Tea

Holy Basil - Herbal / Tisane - 5

From Song Tea

Carrot Tea - Herbal / Tisane - 5

From Song Tea

Uji Genmaimatcha - Genmaicha Green Tea - 4.5

From Kettl Tea

Jou Yanagi Houjicha - Toasted Green Tea - 5

From Kettl Tea

Satsuma 100 - Shincha Green Tea - 6

From Kettl Tea

DRINKS

Q Sodas - 2.25

Ginger, Grapefruit, Kola

Lemonade - 5

Pomegranate Juice - 4

Cold Pressed Organic OJ - 5

Straus Organic Milk 12oz. - 3

House-Made Almond Milk 12oz. - 4

House-Made Cashew Milk 12oz. - 4.25

Askinosie™ Dark Hot Chocolate - 3.5

COLD PRESSED JUICE

Rasa Lila - 7

Ginger, Lemon, Orange, Maple Syrup, Turmeric, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Black Pepper

Mr. Brightside - 7

Pineapple, Cucumber, Green Apple, Mint

Purple Rain - 7

Purple Carrot, Red Apple, Green Aple, Ginger, Lemon

WINE

Chateau Soucherie Rose d’Loire - 10

Apaltagua Reserva Chardonnay 2017 - 9

Chapelle des Bois Fleurie Cuvee Vieilles Vignes 2014 - 9

Mimosa - OJ or Pineapple with Sparkling Wine - 5

Bottomless Mimosa - 20

BEER

Tenaya Creek Oktoberfest (local) - 5.5

Avery Vanilla Bean Stout - 11

Belching Beaver Phantom Bride IPA - 6

Left Hand White Russian Stout - 6

Occidental Brewing Co Hefeweizen - 6

The Bruery Mischief - 8

Seattle Cider Co Semi-Sweet Hard Cider - 7

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Try An Amazing Food Tour In Las Vegas

Experience Las Vegas Culture, History, Sightseeing, LOCAL FOOD & Tons Of Fun!

See A Food Tour

A complete fun and foodie-filled experience

There’s no other experience in Vegas like Taste Buzz Food Tours. You’ll visit local favorite and locally-owned businesses to get an insider perspective into the local Las Vegas lifestyle. Learn about Vegas history, visit top attractions, and sample a variety of local flavors. You have three different areas to choose from: The Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Vegas, and the Arts District.

Join us and experience the smaller side of the entertainment capital of the world!

Taste Buzz Food Tours has three Las Vegas foodie tours to choose from

Las Vegas Strip Foodie Tour

Taste everything from street cart to specialty shop to upscale dining on this exciting and delicious foodie adventure on the Las Vegas Strip. Combined with sightseeing at top Vegas attractions and a complete tasting, you’re sure to please more than just your palate on this exciting Las Vegas food tour!

5-Star Food Tour

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Arts District Foodie Tour

Explore this up and coming local neighborhood located between the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Vegas. You’ll get an inside look as to what it’s like to be real Las Vegas local in an area filled with small businesses, art, antique stores, coffee shops, restaurants, breweries, and cocktail bars.

5-Star Food Tour

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Downtown Vegas Foodie Tour

Eat your way through Fremont Street and beyond on this downtown Las Vegas food tour. Packed with flavor and lots of fun, you’ll discover “Old Vegas” and it’s up and coming local scene. Don’t forget your camera as you’ll stop to visit many top attractions along the way!

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What is taste buzz food tours?

Taste Buzz Food Tours is the tastiest way to explore Las Vegas. Our three-hour food tour experiences combine sightseeing, history, local culture, and food tastings in a casual setting to get the best perspective of what living in Las Vegas looks and tastes like.

What you'll get:

Each one of our delicious food tours will take you off-the-beaten-path to discover some of the local favorite places to eat and hang out. We’ve tastefully chosen a variety of different local offerings for you to sample the local flair. Tastings from one food tour adventure with Taste Buzz Food Tours may include samples from a street cart, a food truck, a coffee shop, a hole-in-the-wall, a specialty shop, and/or a trendy restaurant.

You’ll taste a variety of cuisines on your Taste Buzz food tour. One thing that all your stops will have in common is that they are all local favorite places to eat. Join us in Las Vegas and you’ll find out why!

On your Taste Buzz Food Tour you’ll:

1. Enjoy tastings at 4-6 local favorite foodie destinations.

2. Visit top attractions and other cultural landmarks that make Vegas unique.

3. Explore Vegas like an insider with your friendly and knowledgeable foodie tour guide.

4. Learn fun facts and interesting Vegas history.

5. Experience the local culture through the food you eat and the people you meet.

6. Receive personalized recommendations for more places to eat, drink, and play during your stay.

7. and so much more!

You’ll do all of this exploring by walking. We believe that the best way to discover a city is to venture in between the main streets. You’ll walk between 1 to 2 miles on your three-hour experience so make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather.

More than just a food tasting

Our three-hour experiences are your guide to Las Vegas local culture. At the end of your tour, you’ll learn where the locals go to eat and hang out. You’ll learn some fun facts about the city and visit top attractions. In addition, your friendly foodie tour guide will provide recommendations on more places to eat, drink, play, and visit during your stay!

Our Recent Awards:

Travelers' Choice

2020, 2021 & 2022

Best of Las Vegas

2019, 2020 & 2021

Viator Badge Of Excellence

2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022

Don't miss out on this one-of-a kind Las Vegas experience!

A personalized experience

We know just how difficult finding friendly faces in a large city like Las Vegas can be. In a small group setting, your friendly foodie tour guide has the opportunity to interact with everyone on a personal level. Enjoy genuine conversations with your tour guide, hear stories, and receive personalized recommendations for other places to visit during your stay. Going on a Taste Buzz Food Tour is like having your very own local friend and tour guide in Las Vegas.

Meet other friendly foodies

Small group tours allow our guests to interact with each other in a non-intimidating manner. Make new friends and long-lasting memories as you share your love for food with other foodies on your Taste Buzz Food Tour.

A complete fun and foodie-filled experience

There’s no other experience in Vegas like Taste Buzz Food Tours. You’ll visit local favorite and locally-owned businesses to get an insider perspective into the local Las Vegas lifestyle. Learn about Vegas history, visit top attractions, and sample a variety of the best local flavors. You have three different areas to choose from: The Strip, Downtown/Fremont Street, and the Las Vegas Arts District.

What does a foodie tour look like?

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Tips on how to get the best experience from your Taste Buzz Food Tours

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We are a small group of foodie friends that want to show visitors a different side of Vegas. We support small businesses and take you to places located off-the-beaten path.

We offer a variety of casual foods, oftentimes with a gourmet twist. Tastings are local favorites!

Tastings are local favorite dishes and/or chef specialties. We suggest that you try all of the tastings. You never know what you might end up liking!

We offer a wide variety of foods to represent the local cuisine. All of the dishes are local favorite dishes and/or chef specialties. Although most Taste Buzz Food Tours participants enjoy the varitey, there may be something that you don’t enjoy. We ask that you be respectful to the other guests on the tour and to the restaurant staff when critiquing the food.

Portion sizes are designed to sample smaller versions of a dish. Tastings are predetermined and each participant will receive the same amount of food. There is usually enough food to replace a meal for an average size appetite. If you have a large appetite or choose not to eat several tastings, you may leave hungry.

You will walk about 1.5 to 2 miles on any one of our three-hour experiences. You will not walk for the entire three hours. You’ll stop to sit, eat, and explore at several locations.

Tours are indoors and outdoors and they operate in all weather conditions. We suggest that you check the weather report before your food tour so that you know how to dress for the most comfortable experience.

Most of our foodie stops offer tap water with your tastings. For the stops that do not offer water and for when you are walking from restaurant to restaurant, a water bottle is recommended.

The food is only one aspect of our food tours. We combine fun facts, history, sightseeing, food tastings, culture, recommendations, and more to provide participants with a better understanding of what it’s like to live in Las Vegas.

Part of the fun is meeting new people! Most of our guests join our tours to make new foodie friends and create everlasting memories.

Las Vegas Strip Foodie Tour

This is a casual, walking food tour on the Las Vegas Strip. The Las Vegas Strip is located on Las Vegas Blvd. All of the mega resorts are located on the Las Vegas Strip including the Bellagio, the Flamingo, Caesars Palace, the Mirage, the Venetian, MGM, New York New York, the Bally’s, Paris, Planet Hollywood, The Wynn and so many more.

You’ll walk through four major hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, discovering the places that the locals love, everything from hole-in-the-wall to specialty shop to upscale dining.

Arts District Foodie Tour

This is a casual, walking food tour in the Las Vegas Arts District. The Arts District, also known as 18b, is an up-and-coming neighborhood filled with local businesses, bars, restaurants, antique shops, and street art. This neighborhood is located off-the-beaten-path from tourists inbetween the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Fremont Street. There are no casinos nor mega-resorts located in this area.

You’ll discover all the reasons why the locals love this neighborhood. In addition to tasting some of the best local bites, you’ll visit the Arts Factory, the Healing Garden, an antique shop, popular street art, and an Elvis wedding chapel!

Downtown Vegas Foodie Tour

This is a casual, walking food tour in Downtown Las Vegas. Downtown Las Vegas is also called “Old Vegas” and is located on Fremont Street. This is where the city first began and is known for The Fremont Street Experience and its older hotels like Binions, the Four Queens, Fremont, the Golden Nugget, the Plaza, and the El Cortez.

You’ll get to expereince the main touristy area as you walk through Fremont Street Experience and see all the old hotels. You’ll then venture off-the-beaten path to find out where the locals go!

See What Others Have To Say About Their Tour

Don’t just take our word for it! Read the testimonials below to see what our previous foodie fans have to say about Taste Buzz Food Tours.

Taste Buzz has easily set the standard of excellence bringing my husband and I to hidden gems that we would have never found or even known to look for. The history and the intimacy of the tour was both unexpected and greatly appreciated as we learned about the history of the places we went and Vegas it’s self. Highly recommend these folks and enjoy a great time.

Amy C Trip Advisor

As a local, sometimes I need to be reminded of how great my city is and Taste Buzz Food Tours did just that. All the restaurants I visited I had never been to before and the food was out of this world delicious.

Mandi W. Facebook

This has to be the best food tour I could've ever hoped for. This tour was the real deal, seemingly much better than the other ones I've seen advertised for 2-3x the price. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, and I will definitely use this company again personally! Thanks for the memories, Taste Buzz!

Victoria B. Google

I have done other food tours in Vegas, but this one has reset the bar.  It was presented well with a solid variety of options that were delicious and gave you something a bit different than the norm. I simply cannot recommend this tour/company enough!

LifeIsTooShort69 Trip Advisor

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My favorite restaurant.Seasonal new Italian by James Beard nominated Chef James Trees. All pasta and sourdough bread made in house. Located in the Arts District

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Esther's Kitchen is a seasonal Italian neighborhood restaurant, set in the Las Vegas Arts District in downtown Las Vegas. We are inspired by the bounty of the West Coast and the traditions of Italy.

After a career of incredible culinary experiences around the US and beyond, Chef James Trees chose to open his first restaurant in his hometown, to name it for the Great-Aunt who inspired and fostered his passion, and to cook the food that he learned growing up with his best friend Alfio's family.
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"A triumphant homecoming for chef James Trees"
-- Andy Wang, Food & Wine
"Esther's Kitchen brings a fresh, farm-to-table sensibility to Italian food in a way that's deliciously satisfying."
--Terrisa Meeks, 10Best.com (USA Today)
"Best Italian Restaurants In Las Vegas"
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See another side of our town. Springs is a campus consisting of the Nevada State Museum, Museum of Origin, Water Museum, Botanic Gardens, Boomtown 1905 and more spread across architecturally charming  grounds. Peaceful, uncrowded and a great way to spend a day.

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We're blooming again! Welcome back to the Springs Preserve.

We've missed you! The Outdoor Natural Areas of the Springs Preserve are now open to members only. We continue to monitor current conditions and recommendations from health officials, and look forward to fully reopening to the public as soon as safely possible.

While you've been away, we have been diligently preparing for your return. As we reopen, things are going to look a bit different. Our new safety measures are established to keep our visitors and staff safe during this period of uncertainty.

Visitor capacity will be reduced and controlled at all locations. All visitors must purchase or reserve a timed ticket online in advance. Tickets will not be available on-site.

To limit person-to-person contact, payments are restricted to debit or credit cards only. Cash will not be accepted.

Indoor galleries, including the Origen Museum, are temporarily closed. Some additional areas, including the Gift Shop, Nature Exchange and playground, will also remain temporarily closed.

Drinking fountains are closed. Bottled water is available for purchase.

Wheelchair, stroller and bike rentals are not currently available.

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One of the OG cocktail bars in Vegas. Located in the Arts District it’s the kind of cocktails that sound bizarre but taste divine. The back patio is a pink dream.

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"The town that built Hoover Dam." Although you can access this tour from any site and visit as many or as few sites as you wish, we recommend you take the entire tour as it was designed. The tour has 11 sites spread over a one-mile loop through Boulder City's historic district. The tour starts and ends in the historic Boulder Dam Hotel, located at 1305 Arizona Street. Select the "Map" icon at the bottom of this app to see a map of the tour.

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To Do Near Hoover Dam | Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

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This comprehensive museum is a hidden gem at the back of the Boulder Dam hotel and is totally free

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The Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum tells the story of the men and women who braved the desolation of the southern Nevada desert to build Hoover Dam and settle Boulder City. Their's is a story of American ambition, vision and grit. Built during the Great Depression and as the Dust Bowl ravaged the American heartland, the engineering and construction marvel that is Hoover Dam also served as a beacon of hope -- signaling a brighter future.

three-dimensional, interactive displays and exhibits describe the great social and economic forces surrounding the 1929 Stock Market Crash and Depression that drove thousands of unemployed citizens from their homes into the isolation of the Nevada desert where the Boulder Canyon Project was one of the few places in the United States where men could find work.

Photographs, artifacts, oral histories, and the sounds of Hoover Dam construction ringing off the walls of Black Canyon provide a sense of the complexity, danger, and immense scale of the construction project, as well as a picture of ordinary life in an extraordinary time and place.

Listen as these pioneers tell about their lives in Boulder City and down at the Hoover Dam construction site in the desperate years of the early 1930s.

Mothers describe how they set up households in the sandy wastes along the Colorado River. Dam workmen tell stories of the dangers they faced building Hoover Dam, an engineering project unlike any attempted before.

How did they live? How did these people survive 120-degree heat in the summer and below-freezing temperatures in the winter?

How did they care for their children? How did they get back and forth to work? How much money did they earn in Boulder City, a town completely controlled by the federal government? What did their homes look like? What happened if workmen were injured or killed on the job?

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To Do Near Hoover Dam | Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

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The Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum tells the story of the men and women who braved the desolation of the southern Nevada desert to build Hoover Dam and settle Boulder City. Their's is a story of American ambition, vision and grit.

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For under $20 bucks you will get dozens of priceless photo ops and a trip deep into an abandoned gold mine. Seeing what people accomplished in the days before power equipment will blow your mind.

If you want to cool off continue 15 min down the road to the water at Nelson’s Landing for  CLIFF JUMPING.
*This is a dog friendly activity.

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FACE MASKS ARE MANDATORY FOR ALL MINE TOURS!! PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN, ​WE DON'T SUPPLY THEM.

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If you go Boulder City hit one of my two favorite spots for breakfast or lunch

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HOW THE COFFEE CUP CAME TO BE

In the Spring of 1994, "The Cup" opened for business at 558 Nevada Way in the Old Town area of Boulder City, Nevada. Carri, my wife, worked as a waitress, and I washed dishes and cooked back up. We also had another dishwasher, two other cooks and a bus boy. Life was good. Carri and I worked 7 days per week and our kids, Lindsay and Terry, helped out. Lindsay and Terry made biscuits after school while Carri and I did prep work.

In January of 2003 we bought an old restaurant in Old Town. It had 3,000 square feet and a giant kitchen. Just what we were looking for! We went through a lengthy and expensive remodeling experience and finally, late in the year, moved The Cup to its new home at 512 Nevada Way.

Today, business is great! We employ 4 cooks, 1 prep cook, 2 dishwashers, 6 waitresses, 5 bus girls and a hostess. Carri and I still work 7 days per week. Local Boulder City folks are our mainstay. We love our "everyday people". We know most of them by their first names and we know just what they like to eat.

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In the Spring of 1994, "The Cup" opened for business at 558 Nevada Way in the Old Town area of Boulder City, Nevada. Carri, my wife, worked as a waitress, and I washed dishes and cooked back up. We also had another dishwasher, two other cooks and a bus boy.

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Listen, their website kinda sucks but the space doesn’t. Located just across from the Welcome to Las Vegas sign this an absolute wonderland of old pinball and arcade games. Throw a fiver in the quarter machine, play some pinball  and feel like a kid again.

Everyone LOVES this place from my 50 year brother in law to my 7 year old nephew

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LOVE this place.

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"Homemade" Is Our Specialty

For almost three decades, Southwest Diner has been serving Boulder City, Nevada. Specializing in old fashioned- what grandma used to make-home cooking. Including homemade meatloaf and pot roast dinners with all the fixins'. Breakfasts are fresh of the griddle- with huge 3 egg omelets, good ol' bacon and eggs, and the famous "those potatoes" are a must have! Can't forget the lunchtime favorites, like "The California" a grilled turkey sandwich on sourdough, and "The Avocado BLT", with a side of the best homemade cucumber salad you will ever taste. All of the recipes originate from Grandma Citrowski. For years she put all of her love and care into cooking and raising 9 children on the farm in Minnesota, now her legend lives on through her Grand-daughter Cindy Ford, the owner at Southwest Diner. If you want to feel at home, please stop by, our antique decor changes with the seasons, and our staff treats you like you're family. We can't wait to see you, and don't forget- "Homemade is our Speciality".

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Welcome to Southwest Diner! We are located at 761 NV HWY, Boulder City, Nevada 89005. Our phone number is 702-293-1537. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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LV BLVD/ ART DISTRICT

This dive on the North Strip has been operating since 1962 and is the THE place in town for karaoke. Even if you hate to sing the combination of locals, tourist and colorful characters rocking out inside these walls will make you fan. Dinos is a must stop for all my out of town guests.

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WORLD FAMOUS KARAOKE

Don't just read about us, come on in.

DINOS

1516 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104, United States

OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY- EVERYDAY

KARAOKE

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 10PM

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WORLD FAMOUS KARAOKE Don't just read about us, come on in. DINOS 1516 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104, United States OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY- EVERYDAY KARAOKE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 10PM

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The Sand Dollar – Live Music, Cocktails, Pizza & Gaming

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ASIAN DISTRICT:

Vintage Vegas live blues and cocktail bar. No one will guess you’re not a local.

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LAS VEGAS

Select Your Location

The Lounge

On Spring Mountain

Go To Website

Downtown

At The Plaza Hotel

Go To Website

Copyright © 2021 The Sand Dollar Lounge.

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The Sand Dollar – Live Music, Cocktails, Pizza & Gaming

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Travel back in time to the Prohibition era | The Underground at The Mob Museum Opening April 2018

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DOWNTOWN:

You don’t have to visit the museum to check out this stellar cocktail lounge where they are distilling their own moonshine. Check out their website for the password of the week and enter through the side door next to the whiskey barrel. Live music on the weekends.

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An immersive Prohibition history exhibit space featuring a distillery, speakeasy and private VIP room located in the basement of The Mob Museum. Surrounded by artifacts from the 1920s, experience Prohibition-era craft cocktails in our speakeasy and tour our on-site distillery for a taste of the past.

Travel back in time to the Prohibition era, when thousands of speakeasies operating in hard-to-find places satisfied the nation's thirst for forbidden spirits.

Visit the distillery to learn the stories of bootleggers, rum runners and the government agencies who tried to take them down. The centerpiece is a working copper still that produces moonshine so you, too, can have a taste of this formerly forbidden engine of American commerce.

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Travel back in time to the Prohibition era | The Underground at The Mob Museum Opening April 2018

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Take the basement stairs back in time and immerse yourself in The Underground. Wind your way through a perfect, Prohibition-era world. Surrounded by artifacts from the 1920s, experience Prohibition-era cocktails in our speakeasy and tour our on-site distillery for a taste of the past.

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The Neon Museum Las Vegas | The history of Las Vegas through neon

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Probably my #1 not to miss, there is nothing more uniquely Vegas. Go at night. Guided tours are one hour and Brilliant is a 30 min light show that puts you in the middle of an arena of non-functioning signs that come to life through LED, video and music. It is pure magic.

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The Neon Museum Double The Glow Experience | Guided Tour & Brilliant Jackpot! - At night ~ Combines both of our very popular 45-minute guided tour of the Main Boneyard and the newly expanded 45-minute Brilliant Jackpot! show in the North Gallery for an all-encompassing tour of The Museum's on-campus collection. Self-Guided Nighttime |
MEMBERS FREE | ADULT $45 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $40 | CHILD 7-17 $22 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3

Self-Guided Daytime ~ Allows for an hour-long experience in the Main Boneyard, at your own pace.
MEMBERS FREE | ADULT $20 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $16 | CHILD 7-17 $10 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3

Guided Tours - At night ~ Allows for a 45-minute guided tour of the Main Boneyard.
MEMBERS FREE | ADULT $28 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $24 | CHILD 7-17 $14 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3

MEMBERS FREE | ADULT $25 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $21 | CHILD 7-17 $10 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3
Additional options: Add a tour $8 per person, Add Brilliant! Jackpot $17 per person. Wednesdays in September ~ experience the Main Boneyard at your own pace.

Brilliant! Jackpot - At night ~ A 45-minute show (effective April 1, 2022) in the North Gallery using light projection to illuminate unrestored signs and incorporates music and archival footage to transport guests into Las Vegas' history. Note, the Brilliant! ticket allows access to only the North Gallery - not the Main Boneyard.
MEMBERS FREE | ADULT $23 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $19 | CHILD 7-17 $11 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3

Tours en español - 9:30 p.m. Jueves, Viernes, Sábado ~ Permite una visita guiada de 45 minutos al main Boneyard. Los niños menores de seis años entran gratis. Por favor, espere 15 minutos entre las visitas guiadas y Brilliant! si está comprando ambos boletos.
MEMBERS GRATIS | ADULT $28 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY, STUDENT $24 | CHILD 7-17 $14 | MUSEUMS FOR ALL $3

Neon Night Flights Spectacular ~ Our newest tour in partnership with Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters.

Photo Walk - Once a month ~ For hobby photographers to bring camera equipment to photograph the sign collection.
MEMBERS & STUDENTS $35 | ADULT $75 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY $50

Portrait Hour - Once a week ~ Personal use portraiture in the North Gallery. Cameras are permitted.
MEMBERS & STUDENTS $35 | ADULT $75 | NV RESIDENT, SENIOR, MILITARY $50

CAMERA POLICY
We encourage visitors to capture photos of our collection for personal use with cellphones, tablets, and approved cameras.
Camera Policy Here

For those interested in photo/video shoots please visit our Photo Opportunities page

Founded in 1996, The Neon Museum is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, studying, and exhibiting iconic Las Vegas signs for educational, historic, arts and cultural enrichment.

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The Neon Museum Las Vegas | The history of Las Vegas through neon

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The Neon Museum is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization dedicated to preserving the city's most iconic art form - the neon sign. Tour the Neon Boneyard today!

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Aka The National Museum of Organized Crime and Las Enforcement

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Deluxe

Pass

MOST POPULAR PACKAGE
All exhibits, all-day admission,
ONE interactive experience

Premier

Pass

BEST VALUE
All exhibits, all-day admission,
TWO interactive experiences

General

Admission

BUY ONLINE AND SAVE TIME
All exhibits
All-day admission

SAVE $7 ON ADMISSION WHEN YOU BUY ONLINE

Visit after 5 p.m. Sunday-Friday or before 11 a.m. Saturday. Select your ticket type, then add the Happy Hour Discount to your cart. This discount is available online only. Blackout dates apply.

INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES | INCLUDED WITH DELUXE AND PREMIER PASSES

CRIME LAB

This mediated experience allows you to explore the work of forensic scientists, fingerprint analysts, DNA profilers, and medical examiners who determine how a crime is committed and secure evidence to the case.
Daily Operation: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. - Starting every 30 minutes.
Participants must be at least 11 years old.

DISTILLERY TOUR AND TASTING

Sample a variety of house-made distilled spirits while exploring The Underground, learning about Prohibition and gaining insights into the drinking culture that existed before the 1920s.
Daily Operation: 11:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. - Starting every hour
Participants must be at least 21 years old.

FIREARM TRAINING SIMULATOR

An immersive training experience where you will make split-second decisions that law enforcement officers encounter daily on the job. A trainer will lead you through video training and live role-playing scenarios.
Daily Operation: 12 p.m. - 7 p.m. - Starting every 15 minutes.
Participants must be at least 13 years old.
13-16 year olds must be accompanied by an adult and parental consent is required for minors.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU ARRIVE AT THE MUSEUM

HOURS OF OPERATION

The Mob Museum
Daily: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Peak Hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Underground
Sunday-Thursday: Noon to 10 p.m.
Friday-Saturday: Noon to midnight

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MOST POPULAR PACKAGE All exhibits, all-day admission, ONE interactive experience BEST VALUE All exhibits, all-day admission, TWO interactive experiences BUY ONLINE AND SAVE TIME All exhibits All-day admission Visit after 5 p.m. Sunday-Friday or before 11 a.m. Saturday. Select your ticket type, then add the Happy Hour Discount to your cart.

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The Plaza as Biff’s in Back To The Future 2

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The Plaza as Biff’s in Back To The Future 2

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Looking for the best bang for you buck in town?  Look no further than the Clark County Museum and Heritage Street. For just a $2 admission you can take a time machine back to the early days of Las Vegas. Stroll down Heritage Street and into authentic historic homes that have been relocated from their original locations around Fremont Street and completely staged as time capsules from the period when they were built.

https://www.clarkcountynv.gov/government/departments/parks___recreation/cultural_division/musuems/clark_county_museum.php

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With monthly tours lead by the musicians who made the history.

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The Punk Rock Museum houses the world's most expansive, inclusive, and intimate display of artifacts, fliers, photos, clothing, instruments, handwritten lyrics, artwork, and just about everything else donated by the people and bands who were there. Here's a small taste of what the museum will have on display.

Not only can you see amazing artifacts, there's a guitar room where you can play the actual guitars and basses played through the amps the artists played them through. We have guitars and amps from Rise Against, NOFX, Pennywise, Sick of it All, Strung Out, and many more. Yes... you can actually PLAY THEM. A lot of people ask, "what happens if something gets broken?" The simple answer, we fix it - just like we did on tour.

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The Punk Rock Museum houses the world's most expansive, inclusive, and intimate display of artifacts, fliers, photos, clothing, instruments, handwritten lyrics, artwork, and just about everything else donated by the people and bands who were there. Here's a small taste of what the museum will have on display.

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Cowabunga Vegas | Nevada’s #1 Summer Waterpark Destination

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Because it’s summer in the desert.

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Cowabunga Vegas | Nevada’s #1 Summer Waterpark Destination

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Load up on thrilling rides, relaxing cabanas, food, drinks, and more this summer at Cowabunga Vegas, Nevada’s Premier Waterpark destination.

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Quintessential vintage tiki vibes.

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1712 WEST CHARLESTON BLVD. LAS VEGAS

PLEASE ORDER HOLIDAY ITEMS NOW AS CURRENT CONDITIONS MAKE DELIVERY TIMES TO CERTAIN AREAS UNPREDICTABLE

Welcome!

Frankie’s Tiki Room is a unique combination of south seas exotica and modern primitivism, with just a hint of Las Vegas kitsch. A place where you can escape to the fantasy 24/7.

The interior of Frankie’s was built by Bamboo Ben, the world’s foremost tiki bar designer and grandson of Eli Hedley, famous for creating the décor at such fabulous destinations as the original Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland and the Las Vegas classic Aku Aku at the Stardust. Frankie’s also boasts original artwork and carvings by such renown artists as Shag, Bosko Hrnjak, Crazy Al Evans, Tom “Big Toe” Laura, Doug Horne and the revered godfather of all tiki carvers Leroy Schmaltz.

Drink • Smoke • Gamble

Get boozed-up amid a remarkable combination of traditional island decor and modern lowbrow art while listening to a soundtrack that bounces from exotica and surf to psychobilly and garage. Frankie’s is a one of a kind experience that will absolutely blow your mind.

Open 24 Hours Every Day

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The interior of Frankie's was built by Bamboo Ben, the world's foremost tiki bar designer and grandson of Eli Hedley, famous for creating the décor at such fabulous destinations as the original Enchanted Tiki Room at Disneyland and the Las Vegas classic Aku Aku at the Stardust.

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Got more questions? Hotel concierge are there to help you. One of the most underutilized amenities in hotels are the concierge. They are the local experts the hotel has provided to guide you in everything from the best shows, how to get into the hottest clubs and when the best time is to arrive at the airport.

Let them help you!

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1953
Swimmers look on from a local motel as a mushroom cloud rises up from atomic testing 75 miles away.

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Things you thought were legal but aren’t

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Things you thought were legal but aren’t

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1. Prostitution: prostitution is legal in Nevada in counties with under 700,000 people. This means Clark County where Las Vegas is located  is not eligible. Additionally where it is permitted it is only only allowed in licensed brothels.

What Las Vegas does have is a high rate of sex trafficking since people believe it is legal.

2. Weed: It is legal to purchase it and smoke on PRIVATE PROPERTY. Smoking in public is not legal but in resort areas is largely overlooked.

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NORTH STRIP:

Classic Las Vegas. Transport to the best of the 80’s vibe with this hot pink and purple neon dream. Make sure you visit the lounge NOT the restaurant

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On December 26, 1972, the Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge made their debut and proudly remain as an iconic reminder of the Vegas Strip the way it used to be.

Founded on hearty dishes and oversized portions, today's menu still reflects the same. In fact, the menu features many original items such as the fresh fruit salad, French toast ambrosia and famous Peppermill burger.

Visit our Fireside Lounge and delight in a 64-ounce Scorpion, or start your morning off with our award-winning Bloody Mary still made from scratch. Like the Strip itself, the Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge have been the backdrop for classic films and TV shows like "Casino," "Showgirls," "The Cotton Club,""The Holly Madison Show," "MTV Spain" and "Giada at Home" and boasts their share of famous visitors - including such timeless stars as Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, to Guy Fieri, Criss Angel and Floyd Mayweather. In fact, Penn Jillette is such a fan that he had a custom booth, modeled after ours, built and installed in his home - now that's a tribute!

Whether you're here for a great meal or to socialize over cocktails, we think you'll agree, some things are better left unchanged. Here's to the way it used to be!

Happy Hour

Enjoy Happy Hour every day from 3pm - 6pm. Special pricing on well drinks, select beers, and house wines.

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peppermill las vegas :: 2985 las vegas blvd :: 702.735.4177

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On December 26, 1972, the Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge made their debut and proudly remain as an iconic reminder of the Vegas Strip the way it used to be. Founded on hearty dishes and oversized portions, today's menu still reflects the same.

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One of the other most popular restaurants in town. Also Chef driven, food is served for sharing and there's not a bad thing on the menu. Mine (and everyone else's) favorite dish is the fried chicken skins with hot honey
Located just one block off of Fremont

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Downtown Las Vegas neighborhood urban dining located at 6th St. & Carson Ave., in the historic John E. Carson Hotel.

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Check out this neighborhood interactive map. Presented by the 18B Neighborhood association

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18b The Las Vegas Arts District and Gateway District | Interactive Map

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Visit the original 18 blocks of the Las Vegas Arts District and their neighbors to the south, The Gateway District. Full of art, murals, music, creativity, culture, residences and unique businesses you’ll find the best Las Vegas has to offer.

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Past the signs you'll notice the horse shoes. That is where the Whiskey Licker Up revolving bar stands today.

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It starts with the dough. Full of flavor and easy to digest, our naturally leavened dough made with our proprietary mother, is crafted over five days. To achieve its unique flavor profile, we developed one strain of starter with apricots from a local farm and added a mother starter said to be more than 300 years old - curated from the Neapolitan island of Ischia.

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Watch Chef Kalman from Soul Belly on The Food Network airing now!

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Watch Chef Kalman from Soul Belly on The Food Network airing now!

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Watch clips and full episodes of Tournament of Champions from Food Network

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Another vintage Vegas gem. Serving breakfast since 1979. Jerry Lewis ate breakfast here every morning and can be seen dining here with Jerry Seinfeld in an episode of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee.

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Omelet House was founded over 40 years ago with the idea of providing the highest quality food at a fair price in a home like environment served by the extended family that is our staff.

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The Hand of Faith is the largest gold nugget in existence today, found with a hand held metal detector. It currently resides in the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas. Yet the story behind the hand of faith discovery is just as incredible as the nugget itself. In 1978, Kevin Hillier, his wife Bep and four young children left Western Australia to travel the country in an old renovated bus they called 'Gus'. Led by Bep's unwavering belief in God and an amazing set of circumstances they found themselves on the Victorian Goldfields several years' later.

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The Hand of Faith is the largest gold nugget in existence today, found with a hand held metal detector. It currently resides in the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas. Yet the story behind the hand of faith discovery is just as incredible as the nugget itself.

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Tony Hsieh the former CEO of Zappos and the founder of the Downtown Project passed away in November 2020 due to injuries from a fire in Connecticut. He didn't have a will leaving the Downtown Project up in the air. He was 46.

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Best Elvis Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas | Little Vegas Chapel

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Best Elvis Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas | Little Vegas Chapel

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Get married by the King! Our Elvis wedding ceremonies in Las Vegas create lasting memories. Get married or renew your vows with Elvis at The Little Vegas Chapel! Pink Cadillac & limousines available.

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This historic red sauce joint is quintessential Vintage Vegas kitsch. Mr Battista was a former opera singer who knew every celeb that came through town in the Golden Era of the Strip and even sang at Betty Grable's funeral.

Prix fixe meals include salad, bread, entree, unlimited wine, and "cappuccino"

If you're from an area with heavy Italian culture the food probably won't inspire you to write home to mom but you'll have a great time and leave satisfied and with a little buzz.

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Japanese tapas bar. Excellent food and great late night Happy Hour. Just off the Strip close to Golden Tiki

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The Las Vegas Arts District Is Suddenly the Most Exciting Place to Dine in Sin City

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City of Las Vegas

James Trees is going all-in on the Las Vegas Arts District.

Trees, the forward-thinking culinary entrepreneur who opened seasonal Italian restaurant Esther's Kitchen in 2018, is ready to solidify the neighborhood's status as a vibrant off-Strip dining destination. He's carefully considering the balance between art and commerce as he expands Esther's Kitchen and moves it to a building he's purchased. He's thinking about the possibility of the Michelin Guide returning to Las Vegas as he does research and development for a forthcoming fine-dining restaurant.

And like other prominent chefs, mixologists and hospitality operators in the neighborhood, he's focused on offering experiences that are different and no less impressive than what you'll find on the Strip. Maybe the best way to understand this is to have Trees explain how Esther's Kitchen, which serves pastas like mafaldine nero with Maine lobster and rigatoni carbonara that's brightened with snap peas, will have a live pasta-rolling area at its future location.

"That's going to be next to the wood-fired pizza oven when you walk in," Trees says. "We're going to be actually rolling pasta to order. That's something that no one else in Vegas is attempting to do. We're doing things they wouldn't even consider on the Strip."

Trees, who plans to open the new Esther's Kitchen next year, is also adding a 4,000-square-foot kitchen with a hearth onto the Main Street building, which was originally built in 1943 and previously home to a car wash and a junk warehouse. When he's done, his new restaurant will occupy a 16,000-square-foot building that's next to his current Esther's Kitchen space. The original location of Esther's Kitchen will become a tasting-menu spot with French and American influences.

"If Michelin is doing Florida, I don't know why they wouldn't bring Vegas back," Trees says. "If they show up, I don't want to be behind the curve. I want to be ready."

The Arts District, where terrific cocktail bars like Velveteen Rabbit and Jammyland bring in discerning crowds of locals and tourists who want expertly made drinks and an alternative to overheated nightlife, is already one of the most pleasantly strollable areas in Las Vegas. Food crawls are easy here with standout restaurants like Vincent Rotolo's Good Pie, which blends three flours for pizza dough and excels at Brooklyn-style, Detroit-style, Sicilian-style and grandma-style pies. Bruce Kalman's Soulbelly BBQ serves impressive Texas-style barbecue, smoked burgers and smoked nachos in a neighborhood that also pops with craft breweries (including Able Baker ahd Hop Nuts), a new mezcal bar ( Misterio), sushi ( Yu-Or-Mi) and a lively coffee house that serves a wide variety of Latin food ( Makers & Finders).

"There's a camaraderie and a sense of community here," says Rotolo, who regularly sends pizzas to feed the cooks at neighboring restaurants. "I was in Brooklyn before Brooklyn was Brooklyn. The Arts District of Las Vegas reminds me of Brooklyn before it became what it is today. I felt the change coming. There were musicians and murals, and a lot of the breweries were coming. There were all these creatives around a neighborhood, with artists creating on a daily basis. It's inspiring."

Rotolo, who was born in Brooklyn and managed The Meatball Shop in Williamsburg, also wants to make the point that the neighborhood's dining scene is being driven by experienced food-and-beverage professionals. Trees, a Vegas native, opened five restaurants for Michael Mina and was the executive chef for the Superba restaurant group in Los Angeles. Kalman cooked with Paul Bartolotta at Spiaggia in Chicago and ran the kitchen at the highly regarded Union in Los Angeles.

"With James Trees, Bruce Kalman, myself and others in the Arts District, there's a commitment to be the best in the country, to be on a national level," says Rotolo, who uses a blend of four mozzarellas for his cheese pizza and has a temperature-controlled dough room and a $25,000 water system at Good Pie. "We have the talent and the work ethic to do that. We feed off each other."

The relationships run deep here. Trees roasted a whole pig for Rotolo's wedding reception at Arts District wine bar Garagiste as a gift. Rotolo is working with his former boss, Meatball Shop co-founder Daniel Holzman, on a to-be-announced Arts District restaurant that is in the design phase.

Even OG Strip-dining pioneers are pouncing. Sources say Wolfgang Puck is working on a bakery and bread commissary in the Arts District. Todd English, who opened Olives at Bellagio in 1998 and now has Olives at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, recently debuted the boutique English Hotel. Inside that hotel is English's The Pepper Club, which serves sushi, robatayaki, roast duck, oxtail fried rice and "cross-cultural" dishes like tuna tataki with tahini and black olive crisps.

"I always laugh about how when I got out of cooking school way back when, there was a lot of talk about how you can't blend cuisines," English says. "Fusion cuisine was confusion food, and nobody understood it. And God forbid you mixed extra-virgin olive oil with soy sauce."

Since then, restaurants all over the country, powered by the influence of chefs like English, have embraced the idea of merging global flavors. This is the kind of food that works nicely in the Arts District, where English says his customers "are 100 percent more adventurous, experimental and excited" than what he's seen on the Strip.

"Sometimes, a casino customer isn't living on that edge," he says.

The chefs creating the future of the Arts District want to preserve the edge and accessibility they see in the neighborhood. English says he just had a discussion about making sure that the cocktails at The Pepper Club are less expensive than drinks on the Strip, "so people feel comfortable coming in and don't feel like they're getting gouged." He plans to start a $5 martini happy hour.

Trees, meanwhile, is making a major move to preserve the vibe of the creative neighborhood.

"I'm leasing some space to do valet parking because it's an obvious amenity we could use down here," he says. "And the other half of that equation is that I'm getting a building that I'm going to put subsidized artists into. Rather than having them pay the same rent that everyone else is, we're going to create some gallery space and some workspace for artists. And I'm going to use the valet parking to subsidize the costs of them being there. We're actually trying to foster a neighborhood. We want to try to keep this neighborhood insulated from the effects of the outside world as much as possible, to allow it to stay cool and to keep what makes it so special."

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City of Las Vegas James Trees is going all-in on the Las Vegas Arts District. Trees, the forward-thinking culinary entrepreneur who opened seasonal Italian restaurant Esther's Kitchen in 2018, is ready to solidify the neighborhood's status as a vibrant off-Strip dining destination.

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The Golden Steer Steakhouse - A Famous Las Vegas Restaurant

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This steakhouse is Vintage Vegas at its finest. Each table is marked with a plaque of the Golden Era celebrity who once sat there from Frank Sinatra to Marilyn Monroe

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Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas, Nevada

The Best Steaks on Earth® Since 1958
From Elvis, Sinatra and Muhammad Ali to modern regulars like Mario Andretti, anyone who's anyone has eaten at the famous Golden Steer Steakhouse - Las Vegas' oldest steakhouse.

When you walk through our doors, you are instantly transported back in time with red leather banquettes, intimate lighting, and old-west art. Enjoy the best prime-aged steaks in Las Vegas in a truly authentic old-Vegas dining atmosphere.

The Golden Steer Steakhouse is the perfect restaurant to celebrate special occasions, including birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and other special events - although our locals don't need an excuse to enjoy the classic Vegas experience.

Alongside our mouth-watering steaks, the iconic Golden Steer Steakhouse is known for our many famous and infamous customers. Guests of the Golden Steer Steakhouse can sit in the same dining booths that famous celebrities of Las Vegas' yesteryears frequented

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For the ultimate Golden Steer experience, be sure to request a booth for your visit! Please call us to request one in advance. We receive many requests for booths and cannot guarantee requests, we do our best to accommodate.

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Special Events & Private Dining

The Golden Steer Steakhouse offers two unique private dining rooms to host your special event: The Western Lounge & The Mob Room. We have pre-fixe menus available to choose from or the party can order from our traditional dinner menu.

Our smaller room, the aptly named Mob Room, accommodates up to 16 guests and is the perfect setting for intimate celebrations or small business dinners. Our larger private dining room, The Western Lounge, can seat up to 37 guests, and is perfect for larger corporate events.

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With its brick-lined walls and deep comfortable booths Hugo's Cellar is synonymous with romantic dining with exquisite service.

Greeted with a long-stemmed rose for the ladies, your evening can start with a fine classic martini while you pour through the many exceptional menu options.

You can begin your culinary pleasure with the irresistible Hugo's Hot Rock Specialty appetizer, offering tenderloin medallions of beef, marinated swordfish, breast of chicken, and jumbo shrimp prepared on a sizzling slab of granite right at your table.

Your pleasure will continue with a tableside salad cart prepared to order. The main course might be an opulent char-broiled steak, aged 21 days and subtly seasoned, Australian Lobster, Beef Wellington, Rack of Lamb, or a selection of many other delicious choices.

To satisfy that sweet craving Hugo's will serve complimentary fruit dipped in chocolate with a delicious whipped cream.

For those who might still have a little room, Hugo's has a fine selection of scrumptious pastries, luscious cakes or you might choose one of Hugo's specialty desserts: Bananas Foster or Cherries Jubilee, either prepared tableside.

For a classic Las Vegas dining pleasure, Hugo's is an experience you will want to have over and over again.

702.385.4011 or 800.634.6045

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The most popular locals steakhouse in town. They feature Happy House  half off steaks TWICE a day and a National award winning cocktail program. This is where you'll find hip locals meeting up for late dinners after work.

Make sure you go to Herbs and Rye and NOT their sister spot Cleaver which can smell like dining in a Port-A-Potty.

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Herbs and rye

We make pretty good steaks, and REALLY good cocktails. Come see what we're about.
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Open Monday - Saturday, 5 pm to 3 am

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Tacos El Gordo - Now in California & Nevada

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OUR LOCATIONS

The original Tacos El Gordo restaurants are located in California and Nevada. In 1998, Tacos El Gordo opened its first location in San Diego, California. We are proud to have since grown to five locations.

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The original Tacos El Gordo restaurants are located in California and Nevada. In 1998, Tacos El Gordo opened its first location in San Diego, California. We are proud to have since grown to five locations.

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Seafood Restaurant | Las Vegas | Bajamar Seafood & Tacos

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The most glorious fish tacos in town

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Bajamar Seafood & Tacos delivers fresh authentic Baja style fish tacos. We prepare all of our dishes using fresh ingredients hand picked every morning from our local markets. We have one location on Las Vegas Boulevard, just North of The Stratosphere, as well as our new location now open in the SouthWest on Blue Diamond Rd. Come join us and taste the waves!

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*Thoroughly cooking food of animal origin, including but not limited to beef, eggs, fish, lamb, milk, poultry, or shellstock reduces the risk of food borne illness. Young children, the elderly, and individuals with certain health conditions may be at a higher risk if these foods are consumed raw or undercooked.

Yes, we do catering! Click below to learn more.

Taste the Waves

Bajamar was created in Baja but born in Vegas, We are more than a restaurant, we are a place where Las Vegas locals and visitors alike come to enjoy a friendly atmosphere. The Tenorio, Ramirez, and Puchi families opened the first Bajamar Seafood and Tacos on Las Vegas Blvd in 2017, with a vision to create a Baja California surf shack vibes. Our goal is to make first time guests feel like regulars and our regulars feel like family.

Now with our second location open on the Southwest, we are known all through out Nevada for our Baja style seafood. Our menu has developed from a few recipes from Chef Jorge's grandmother to a menu that has captured the true flavors of Baja cuisine. Today, we are most recognized for our signature taco "Spicy Octopus Taco" and fresh ceviche tostadas.

From the Bajamar family to yours, we invite you to stop by for what we hope will be the first of many memorable dining experiences. Sit down and enjoy Nevada's voted best tacos with a mouth watering homemade agua fresca or michelada. Come taste the waves!

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Seafood Restaurant | Las Vegas | Bajamar Seafood & Tacos

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Upscale Mexican near the Strip. Open 24 hours!

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El Dorado Cantina was founded in 2014 with a mission to combine organic and non-GMO ingredients with authentic Mexican cuisine inspired by regional recipes

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Welcome to Lindo Michoacan We take our cooking seriously! It all adds up to the best place to go for lunch, dinner, celebrating a special occasion, or the prelude to a night out view more Discover Our Specialist Cuisine Mexican Food Come and enjoy the best Mexican dishes in Vegas.

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La Mojarra Loca Grill | Authentic Mexican Seafood

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The addresses  on the website are slightly confusing: It's at 2797 Maryland Pkway

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Escape to California's Tiny Desert Getaway in the Middle of Nowhere

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Take the 90 minute ride out towards Dealth Valley to Tecopa. Visit the China Ranch Date Farm and Death Valley Brewing

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Tecopa. You've probably never heard of it and there's even a good chance your phone will autocorrect it to "Tacoma." (Try and see.) But in the age of COVID, desolate road trips and socially distant vacation spots are enjoying a surge in popularity, and this old California mining town in the middle of nowhere is redefining its identity with beer, steaks, dates, and a little bit of skinny dipping.

So where is Tecopa anyway? Well, it's an hour south of Death Valley National Park, 90 minutes west of Las Vegas, and 50 minutes north of Baker (a highway stop best known for having the world's tallest thermometer). At first glance, Tecopa doesn't look like much. The town has its share of abandoned, dilapidated buildings-good for photos, but not property values-and there isn't much in the way of cellphone service. GPS is slightly more reliable. Just slightly. Yet despite its remote nature, Tecopa attracts visitors from all over the world. The tourism is driven by visitors passing through to Death Valley, beer lovers crossing breweries off bucket lists, and hungry mouths eager for steaks, barbecue, and burritos that don't come from roadside chains.

Tecopa sits along the Amargosa River, which runs mostly underground with the waters emerging sporadically like a delicate string that holds the fabric of this society of less than 200 people together. So what's in it for you?

Much of Tecopa's identity is based on the hot springs, considered some of the very best in the world. Think of the mineral-rich geothermal resource as nature's hot tub. The springs, which are rich in magnesium, selenium, and other minerals, were a sacred resource for Indigenous tribes hundreds of years ago and remain a draw for local and international visitors today.

"The water is what really brings people here-and has brought people here forever," says Courtney McNeal, who owns and operates Delight's Hot Springs Resort with her husband Westley. "The water is amazing. It's odorless and tasteless. Most hot springs have an unpleasant sulfur smell, but ours don't have a high sulfur content."

Delight's offers a shared outdoor swimming pool (bathing suits required) or one of four enclosed private dipping pools (clothing optional and available on a first come, first serve basis). Buy a day pass or book an overnight stay with RV parking, motel rooms, trailers, and cabins available. Some of the buildings are left over from when the property was a mining camp. The original Death Valley schoolhouse was once here too.

Known with affection as "the mudhole," you'll hear stories about how these hot springs were formed-some say the government, others say a pharmaceutical company-was drilling decades ago and accidentally hit water, forming a pond less than a mile away from Delight's main entrance. It used to be a secret spot for locals to soak in nature, but the cat was let out of the bag a while ago. Look for a bend in the highway and more often than not, at least a couple cars already pulled over to the side. The pond is a short walk to the east. Some hop in naked. Others wear bathing suits. A few like to cake mud all over their bodies, believing it's good for the skin. Beware of mites. They bite.

There's also the Tecopa Hot Springs Resort, a wilderness retreat with soaking rooms for motel guests and a bath house (with a massage therapist on standby) for cabin, camping, and RV guests. A stone labyrinth is available for a walking meditation and clearing the mind. The stargazing is unreal. "People come here to unplug," says owner and general manager Amy Noel. "No cell service. We don't offer Wifi. The night sky is amazing. You get away from lights. There's quite a bit of wildlife. It's an excellent birding place."

Tecopans love to claim they have the most breweries per capita in the United States, and if you do the math, it's probably true. Two breweries for a population of 130 (or one for every 65 people).

Death Valley Brewing is on Old Spanish Trail Highway in an area semi-ironically referred to as "downtown Tecopa,' which once thrived with tens of thousands of people, a school and shops as recently as the 1980s. It's pretty quiet now, although the brewery is a hub for much of the town's social energy. It doesn't hurt that the beer is pretty damn good with 10-16 taps of revolving house brews (and a few guest handles), which almost always include a rauchbier (German-style smoked beer) and inventive recipes made with local ingredients.

"I'm all over the board," says manager and brewer Dan Leseberg. "I do stuff with honey, dates, apples, peaches, apricots-anything I can find that's fermentable. I made a 14% wheat ale with chai tea and hibiscus that was really good."

It's a small operation-too small for distribution anywhere else-but the Tecopa Brewing Company is even smaller. The nano-brewery is a passion project of Delight's Westley McNeal, specializing in small 30-gallon batches. It's technically part of the resort, but sits alone by the main entrance in a roadside building that used to be a gas station in the 1920s. It now serves four to five beers at any given time with the Gunsite Stout, Irish Man Red, and War Eagle IPA among the regular favorites. Anything you choose will pair well with the house-made BBQ with brisket, ribs, and other meats smoked over a mesquite grill.

If you want to do Tecopa right, eat dinner at least once at Steaks & Beer. It's a tiny restaurant a few doors down from Death Valley Brewing, with a bar, three or four tables, and a wood patio that hangs over a small pond. The business is run by Eric Scott, a chef who used to work "everywhere" in Las Vegas, including STK Steakhouse at the Cosmopolitan, but is now happy doing his own thing. The restaurant doesn't bother with a website or any social media presence, so just call 702-334-3431 for a reservation, since it can be difficult to get a table without one. The menu is relatively small and simple. Anyone who's eaten here (including pretty much everyone in town) will suggest the Ribeye, a flavorful full pound of beef. If you prefer something leaner, try the half-pound filet. Either way, the black angus steaks are seared on a cast iron pan, finished on a grill and topped with a balsamic vinegar reduction and wine butter. Mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables come on the side.

Tecopa Bistro is primarily a breakfast joint, with burritos, omelets, and vanilla flapjacks-"not pancakes" chef Jeffrey Perez is quick to point out. Dinner is served on weekends, accompanied by live music on an outdoor stage next to the dining room. Local tip: bring over a growler from Death Valley Brewing when hanging out during a show. Perez doesn't have a traditional culinary background, but is armed with a few tricks up his sleeve, most notably a creamy egg-white sauce for the fish tacos and his popular salsa marinade for the carne asada.

Aside from the hot springs themselves, Tecopa's most popular attraction is the China Ranch Date Farm, a 200-acre enclave that truly lives up to its billing as an oasis in the middle of a vast desertscape. There's a sense of adventure just driving to the place, with only one dusty, unpaved road that goes in and out.

Visitors are welcome to roam the ranch on their own, hike the surrounding trails, or snap photos in between rows of the towering palm trees that produce the dates. You might even stumble across old rusty cars or mining equipment, which have all seen better days.

The ranch has a long history, dating back to when a Chinese railroad worker cultivated his own fresh fruit and vegetables to sell to miners. The original lot of palm trees were planted with seeds ordered from a mail catalog more than a hundred years ago. China Ranch manager Travis Brown's grandfather bought the property in 1969 and his father took over the farming operation about ten years later, turning a field of weeds into an orchard of more than 11,000 palm trees.

Today, about 30 to 40 acres produce a variety of dates that are sold in China Ranch's gift shop. There's a service counter where visitors can buy to-go packages as well as cookies and milkshakes made with the fruit. "A lot of people who come here don't even like dates," Brown says with a laugh. "But they do like shakes. Put a date in ice cream and that seems to work." The smoothie is a bit healthier, made with dates, cashews, frozen bananas, almond milk, mesquite flour, and ice.

China Ranch is also the jumping off point for Tecopa's favorite hike: the Amargosa River Trai l. It's an easy trek with the path often outlined in stone, running alongside the slow, shallow, and often hidden Amargosa River that feeds the surrounding vegetation. Keep your eyes peeled for the occasional slot canyon and waterfall. The full trail is about nine miles between China Ranch and downtown Tecopa, allowing you to begin the hike with a date smoothie and wrap it up with a cold beer from Death Valley Brewing-not too bad for a day's work.

Even further off the beaten path is Dumont Dunes, a vast landscape of steep sand dunes with the tallest, Competition Hill (or "Comp Hill"), an imposing sight that reaches 1,200 feet at its peak. The area is popular for ATV, dirt bike, and dune buggy racing as well camping (mostly with RVs) and nighttime partying. It's really one giant sandbox and playground. There are bathrooms on-site and independent pop-up vendors who sell everything from food to t-shirts in an area dubbed Vendor's Row that's especially busy on holiday weekends.

In some ways, it's easy to think of Shoshone as "Tecopa North," although anyone who actually lives there would probably take issue with the description. It's got a few things going for it (a general store and gas station-valuable in these parts) and a fair share of historic Old West touches. The biggest surprise is the Shoshone Museum, which documents the area's history with the bones of a mastodon and wooly mammoth on display. There's no admission charge, but feel free to leave a donation.

The museum is part of the "historic district"-a small collection of buildings on the east side of Highway 127 that also includes an old boarding house that's now the sheriff's office and the Crobar, Shoshone's most famous landmark. Originally a stop on the Tonopah and Tidewater Railroad, the diner and saloon now serves stiff drinks and classic American comfort food with fresh, organic ingredients. The chili, burgers, and french fries all earn especially strong reviews. Everything, including sauces and soups, is made from scratch with no artificial ingredients or questionable oils. "Our salsa is made in-house with cactus, so it has a little extra pizazz to it that you won't find anywhere else," says owner Susan Sorrells.

The Shoshone Inn offers quaint motel accommodations with cabins, RV parking, and a campground available as well. Guests have exclusive access to a swimming pool fed by the hot springs. Official hiking trails are color-coded (white, blue, red, sage, and aqua) with designated markers. Most are birding trails that travel through the wetlands.

"We socialize as one community," says Sorrells about the relationship between Tecopa and Shoshone. "We both have our own little groove, but are very much connected by the common love of the desert, beauty of the land, and a respect for individuality that we all have."
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Tecopa. You've probably never heard of it and there's even a good chance your phone will autocorrect it to "Tacoma." (Try and see.) But in the age of COVID, desolate road trips and socially distant vacation spots are enjoying a surge in popularity, and this old California mining town in the middle of nowhere is redefining its identity with beer, steaks, dates, and a little bit of skinny dipping.

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Historic Shoshone California Last Stop Before Death Valley

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Shoshone, California, is a small desert town near the southern entrance of Death Valley National Park. Located along Highway 178, Shoshone was originally named Metberry Spring. In 1909 the area was re-named to Shoshone and used as a station stop on the Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad.

For many travelers, Shoshone is not much than a pit stop on their way to Death Valley. However, the little town of Shoshone, California, has quite a bit to offer, and it is well worth spending an hour or two checking out what the town has to offer.

Crowbar Cafe and Saloon

Located next to the museum is the Crowbar Cafe. This little diner serves us some delicious food. Everything on the menu is good! If you will spend some time in Death Valley National Park, this is your last chance to enjoy a good meal for a fair price until your return trip.

On Weekends the Crowbar is frequented by bikers, California tourists, and day-trippers from Las Vegas. Once a year, the town celebrates Old West Days with country music, period costumes, and lots of tasty BBQ. Crowbar Saloon T-Shirts can be purchased across the street at the general store.

Shoshone Museum

For history buffs, the Shoshone Museum is a must-see. Located in a former gas station, the museum house a huge collection of artifacts and photographs about the region's past.

One of the most interesting displays at the Shoshone Museum skeletal remains a prehistoric Mammoth found in the nearby hills. Outside the museum is an impressive collection of mining artifacts.

Charles Brown General Store

The Shoshone general store is where you can stock up on drinks, snacks, and just about any item you forgot when packing for your trip. Adjacent to the store is the Shoshone Post Office. The PO has clean public restrooms. The general store also serves as a gas station in case you want to top off your tank.

Dublin Gulch Miners Caves

Only a short drive or walk from Highway 178 in Shoshone is a ghost town that looks like no other. Dublin Gulch cave homes were dug by miners to escape the extreme desert weather. Up until the early 1970s, the dugout homes were still occupied.

Staying in Shoshone

Shoshone, California, has a campground with 25 RV park spots and also an area for tent campers. All guests have access to a natural warm spring pool.

Hiking and Exploring

Several hiking trails run to the nearby Amargosa river. This area is one of the few places where the river runs above the ground. 4X4 enthusiasts can drive miles of trails and discover numerous abandoned mining camps.

Where is Shoshone California

is 80 miles from Las Vegas. 53 miles from Baker, California, and 230 miles from downtown Los Angeles.

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GRANT PHILIPO'S LAS VEGAS SHOWGIRL MUSEUM

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This is one of the most niche VIP experiences in town. The museum is housed in a private residence and is private tours by appointment only.
It is a guided tour consisting not only of dazzling showgirl costumes but show pieces worn by stars from Carol Channing to Raquel Welch. Be prepared to spend several hours as the museum is owned by one of my own fabulous neighbors who had a wild career producing and designing  many of the costumes on display and may personally guide you through the collection and share his stories.

Eat before you go.

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GRANT PHILIPO'S LAS VEGAS SHOWGIRL MUSEUM

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Grant Philipo's Las Vegas Showgirl Museum

Houses actual wardrobe pieces, sets and props, costume designs, film footage, historical documents, and photos, paying homage to the glamour and beauty of Las Vegas entertainment, as well as show business history from other parts of the world.

Grant Philipo's Las Vegas Showgirl Museum

Houses actual wardrobe pieces, sets and props, costume designs, film footage, historical documents, and photos, paying homage to the glamour and beauty of Las Vegas entertainment, as well as show business history from other parts of the world.

Upon entering the lobby, guests are greeted by images of one of Las Vegas' most famous spectaculars, Donn Arden's "Lido de Paris." Two topless showgirl mannequins are lowered out of the ceiling, dressed in authentic "Lido" wardrobe, jewelry, wigs and hairpieces used in the productions' famed opening.

The museum highlights all the aspects involved in making Las Vegas the iconic Entertainment Capital of the World. This museum, honoring the world's entertainment history, starts from its beginnings in Paris, moves to the present time, and looks into its future.

Upon entering the lobby, guests are greeted by images of one of Las Vegas' most famous spectaculars, Donn Arden's "Lido de Paris." Two topless showgirl mannequins are lowered out of the ceiling, dressed in authentic "Lido" wardrobe, jewelry, wigs and hairpieces used in the productions' famed opening.

The museum highlights all the aspects involved in making Las Vegas the iconic Entertainment Capital of the World. This museum, honoring the world's entertainment history, starts from its beginnings in Paris, moves to the present time, and looks into its future.

The collections housed in the museum takes visitors back to where it all started, in Paris. It gives a glimpse of all aspects, including live re-enactments of some of Las Vegas' most famous production numbers, headliners and specialty acts, from Hallelujah Hollywood, Splash, Enter the Night, Jubilee!, Les Folies Bergere, 90 Degrees and Rising, Melinda, The First Lady of Magic, Ann-Margaret Show, Lynda Carter Show, and Liberace Show, in addition to famous movies and revues from around the world.

The collections housed in the museum takes visitors back to where it all started, in Paris. It gives a glimpse of all aspects, including live re-enactments of some of Las Vegas' most famous production numbers, headliners and specialty acts, from Hallelujah Hollywood, Splash, Enter the Night, Jubilee!, Les Folies Bergere, 90 Degrees and Rising, Melinda, The First Lady of Magic, Ann-Margaret Show, Lynda Carter Show, and Liberace Show, in addition to famous movies and revues from around the world.

In addition there is memorabilia and costumes that belonged to and were worn by Raquel Welch, Rosemary Clooney, Mitzi Gaynor, Judy Garland, Ava Gardner, Cyd Charisse, Susan Hayward, Lana Turner, Susan Anton, Maureen O'Hara, Donny & Marie, Julie Andrews, Betty Hutton, Ann Miller, Debbie Reynolds, Cary Grant, Kathryn Grayson, Tyrone Power, Greer Garson, June Allyson, Jane Russell, Vera Ellen, Tony Orlando, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Sonny & Cher, and others.

In addition there is memorabilia and costumes that belonged to and were worn by Raquel Welch, Rosemary Clooney, Mitzi Gaynor, Judy Garland, Ava Gardner, Cyd Charisse, Susan Hayward, Lana Turner, Susan Anton, Maureen O'Hara, Donny & Marie, Julie Andrews, Betty Hutton, Ann Miller, Debbie Reynolds, Cary Grant, Kathryn Grayson, Tyrone Power, Greer Garson, June Allyson, Jane Russell, Vera Ellen, Tony Orlando, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Sonny & Cher, and others.

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GRANT PHILIPO'S LAS VEGAS SHOWGIRL MUSEUM

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Grant Philipo's Las Vegas Showgirl Museum Houses actual wardrobe pieces, sets and props, costume designs, film footage, historical documents, and photos, paying homage to the glamour and beauty of Las Vegas entertainment, as well as show business history from other parts of the world.

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VIPs at the Test Site watch an atomic blast just 6 miles from the detonation.

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Before there was the Venetian there was The Sands

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Before there was the Venetian there was The Sands

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First off, these are not real showgirls. Real Showgirls wore extraordinary costumes designed by the likes of Bob Mackie and would not have been strolling the Strip.
Many of the girls do rent their costumes from businesses that capitalize on the demand but the girls themselves and anyone else dressed up in costume are nothing more than civilians in costumes hoping for tips in exchange for photo ops.

*They are NOT a legal licensed business.
If you wanted to you could run down to Party City for a Batman costume and do the exact same thing.
*They can't "charge" you.
*They can only ask for "donations" aka tips.
*If they are aggressive with you duck into the nearest casino. They are not allowed to follow you inside.
*The one exception to this is the Chippendales on Fremont. You will notice the difference. They have an actual kiosk with a backdrop and their own cameras.  They are a business.

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Is it all the way out in Henderson? Yes. Is  it 100% worth getting out to Henderson?
Absolutely.
This Filipino owned gem serves diner staples with a local cultural twist.

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Welcome to Truffles N Bacon Cafe! A self-taught chef with first-hand training with master chefs in the industry, Chef Lim is reckoned to be artistic with her cooking style and turns regular dishes to a heightened flavorful dish with her Intercontinental Asian inspired cuisine.

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Las Vegas Strip Restaurants | Eat at Ellis Island Hotel, Casino & Brewery

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If you’re staying on the Strip Ellis Island is your friend. Located on Koval just behind Ballys it’s the nearest locals casino to the Strip and has multiple restaurants  with awesome food at really great prices and their own brewery!

If you're looking for breakfast under $10 the coffee shop is a must.

They are also very generous with comped drinks if you’re gambling.

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Ellis Island Brewery invites casual craft drinkers and seasoned hopheads to sample rotating brews fresh from the tap.

Craving everything? Get it all at Ellis Island! Go in on a rack of ribs at our Best of Las Vegas Gold-winning BBQ restaurant; try the best pie in Vegas and grab a slice at Metro Pizza; check prime rib off the list at Village Pub and Café; get a brew with a view in The Front Yard; and coming soon-our newest eating establishment for artisan sandwiches and cafe favorites at Via Focaccia!

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Las Vegas Strip Restaurants | Eat at Ellis Island Hotel, Casino & Brewery

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Ellis Island Brewery invites casual craft drinkers and seasoned hopheads to sample rotating brews fresh from the tap. Craving everything? Get it all at Ellis Island!

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Japanese izakaya with great small bites and sushi. Evening Happy Hour starts at 9pm includes food and cocktails. Great late night spot. Honey Milk Toast is one my FAVORITE desserts.

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JAPANESE IZAKAYA RESTAURANT
in LAS VEGAS

Come stop by, dinner is ready.

よってきなよ、ごはんできてるよ。

The reason why Ichiza has been loved for many years is its commitment to taste, that hasn't changed since we opened. We hope that you will enjoy everything Ichiza has to offer!

市座が長年愛され続けてきた理由には、創業当時から変わらぬ味へのこだわりがあります。一から手間暇かけて手作りしているスープやソース、お店で漬けているキムチ、名物デザートなど、私たちのこだわりを知っていただけたら幸いです。

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Authentic Japanese Restaurant in Las Vegas. Enjoy the taste and atmosphere of Izakaya which have been passed down for over 20 years.

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Korean desserts specializing in snow ice.
THE BEST HOT WEATHER DESSERT.
Nutella fish are amazing too.

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At Sul & Beans, we only use the finest and freshest ingredients in each and every one of our bingsoos. We push ourselves to constantly explore and create unique flavors such as our earl grey bingsoo.

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Quite simply the most whimsically beautiful coffee and dessert house you will ever lay eyes on.

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Order Whole Cake from Gabicake

Dear Gabi Customers

Due to high risk of infection, we are requiring anyone who is ill, coughing or running a fever  to please restrain from entering our restaurant. This is for yours and our safety.

Please maintain six feet distance from others and use hand sanitizer upon entry into a restaurant.

Face Mask is required to enter.

THE SPACE MORE THAN A COFFEE HOUSE & BAKERY

The visual identity of Gäbi Coffee & Bakery is the end of Chosun Empire period which is a blend of traditional oriental culture and modern western culture. It was not until the nineteenth century that the full force of Western peoples and cultures were able to penetrate into Korea because of the isolation. However, sp

Passion of Craftsmanship

Although we offer a wide variety of hot and iced drinks, we also provide savory and sweet food options. So whether you're stopping for your morning coffee, lunch, or an afternoon snack, we've got you covered!

Daily Fresh Bread

We are happy to announce that our delicious bread is finally available for purchase at Gabi Coffee & Bakery.

Make fresh each day by our friends at a local bakery

This is the place where friends & family meets

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Gäbi Coffee & Bakery

5808 Spring Mountain Rd, STE 104, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Copyright © 2019  Gäbi Coffee & Bakery - All Rights Reserved

5808 Spring Mountain Rd Ste 104, Las Vegas 89146

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Please visit us and enjoy elegant mood & fabulous foods.

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Weera Thai Menu (Chinatown) | Weera Thai

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Forget about Lotus. Weera is the best Thai in town.

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Weera Thai Menu (Chinatown) | Weera Thai

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Northern Thai cuisine served in an intimate, welcoming restaurant offering happy hour discounts.

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Atomic Liquors | Las Vegas' First Bar, Est. 1952

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FREMONT EAST:

The oldest free standing bar in town. The bar got its name when people began going on the roof to watch the atomic test bombs at the Test Site 60 miles away  go off in the early 1950's

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Atomic Liquors is located in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas' popular Fremont East District at 917 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

CURRENT HOURS
Monday 12p-2a
Tuesday 12p-2a
Wednesday 12p-2a
Thursday 12p-2a
Friday 12p-3a
Saturday 12p-3a
Sunday 12p-2a

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Atomic Liquors | Las Vegas' First Bar, Est. 1952

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Drink & dine where the Vegas locals like to go. In addition to our liquor selection, Atomic Liquors offers 20 rotating draft beers, elevated bar food, a classic Vegas dive bar environment, street-side patio seating on Fremont St., and an upscale restaurant space for date night or watching the ga

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Las Vegas’ Best Jewish Delicatessen & Bakery | Siegel’s Bagelmania

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The closest thing to a New York deli since I left NYC

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Bagelmania Delivered!

Now Available on Your Favorite Delivery App

WE PUT THE

DELI IN DELICIOUS

As you enter Bagelmania on Convention Center Drive, you are greeted by the largest Jewish delicatessen and bakery counter in Las Vegas and possibly the entire West Coast.

Meats & cheeses by the pound
Housemade Breads & Pastries
Ready-made Salads & Sandwiches

WE PUT THE

DELI IN DELICIOUS

As you enter Bagelmania on Convention Center Drive, you are greeted by the largest Jewish delicatessen and bakery counter in Las Vegas and possibly the entire West Coast.

Meats & cheeses by the pound
Housemade Breads & Pastries
Ready-made Salads & Sandwiches

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The possibilities for your event are endless at Bagelmania! We have options for all event types and sizes.

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TELL ME ABOUT…

EVENTS & BUYOTS

The possibilities for your event are endless at Bagelmania! We have options for all event types and sizes.

Semi-private & Private Event Space
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Parking Lot Buyout

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Las Vegas’ Best Jewish Delicatessen & Bakery | Siegel’s Bagelmania

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Come see why we are the best Jewish delicatessen in Las Vegas! Serving breakfast & lunch daily. Located near the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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Italian Restaurants At Italian American Club Las Vegas and Banquets

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Quintessential vintage Vegas

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Italian Restaurants At Italian American Club Las Vegas and Banquets

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Homepage, Italian American Club Restaurants and Banquets. Come taste why Las Vegas voted us Best Italian Restaurant. We are a full service, fine dining, restaurant that features several private dining rooms for wedding receptions and special events.