Bad Religion and Social Distortion, Mariah Carey and Phish top the entertainment lineup for the week of April 12-18.
Food
Though the three-martini lunch has passed from fashion, a need still exists for a status lunch. From Henderson to Chinatown, here are some places to seal the deal.
Japanese flavors, meatless items, golf grub and sips with sweet and heat are among the new offerings at Las Vegas restaurants and bars this spring.
Hamburger Helper, a store shelf mainstay since the ’70s, offers a one-pan solution to mealtime. For decades, the brand was a household name.
Tapas-style dishes are also in the mix at the 4,000-square-foot project just off South Main Street.
To make the top 30 list, he created a signature drink: A layered herby, boozy uptake inspired by a chocolate mint.
The unmarked downtown Las Vegas bar serves up basement wood paneling, Christmas lights, brews galore and a host of regulars.
Miranda Lambert, Lauryn Hill and the Scorpions lead this week’s list of things to do in Las Vegas.
The project that combined fine dining at 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, a rum distillery and Cirque-style side acts is closing at the end of the month.
The Beards, often called the Oscars of the food world, are the most prestigious culinary recognition in the U.S.
At the deli, look for coffee drinks and a host of sandwiches. At the bar, look for a drinks menu with several pages of Japanese spirits.
The pizzeria, known for its thin crust and fluffy cornice, is launching its first shop in Las Vegas.
Doberman, a social club in downtown Las Vegas planned for early fall, says it’s aimed at the sharp and curious. But not everyone can join the pack.
The 7,200-square-foot tavern, in the Green Valley area of the city, will seat 190 and operate 24 hours daily.
The Southern Nevada Health District announced that its pop-up produce stands will return to Las Vegas this week with affordable fruits and vegetables.