The iHeartRadio Music Festival, the Raiders’ home opener and Lucinda Williams top this week’s entertainment lineup.
Food
The restaurant, named after a famous saloonkeeper during Prohibition-era Vegas, is owned by a longtime Vegas hospitality executive.
The closing comes as Vegas is otherwise having a moment for contemporary Mexican restaurants.
The restaurant blends coastal flavors, a library of tequilas and mezcals, creative cocktails, DJ sets and a beachy vibe.
Chipotle is rolling out a major change at select stores that may finally put an end to customer complaints about skimpy food proportions.
The lists comes as the platform celebrates its 20th anniversary in October. Three Las Vegas restaurants got nods for photography; two received recognition for popularity.
Idiosyncratic cooking and an offbeat global wine list combine for one of the city’s most distinctive dining experiences.
“You can save a life in a five-minute moment with the right song,” says Las Vegas entertainer Skye Dee Miles, host of Carmen’s Love Brunch.
Here are 12 nonalcoholic drinks from across the Las Vegas Valley that deliver spirited sips without the spirits.
“I’m really into using art as a coping mechanism,” says Leah Devora, artist and owner of Arttherapy Cafe and Gallery.
A Vegas hospitality group purchased the place, which features a wine shop, dining areas and popular wine dinners.
At his new restaurant, the chef will draw on the seasonal produce and pours of wine country.
Pink, “The Cher Show” and National Cheeseburger Day lead the entertainment lineup for the week of Sept. 13 to 19.
The Southern staple is known for its barbecued shrimp, catfish and grits, housemade desserts, on-site garden and Mardi Gras parties.
Actor — and Las Vegas resident — Mark Wahlberg has expanded his footprint in the city by opening a new restaurant.