A weekend of friendly, boozy festivities kicked off Friday to honor Atomic Liquors which was given tavern license No. 00001 way back in 1952.
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Las Vegas can get hot as blazes. Thankfully, many Southern Nevada restaurants have created cool, shaded outdoor spaces where dishes — and good company — can be enjoyed with just the right touch of nature.
Is your pops the tops? Is your dad totally rad? Of course he is! We’ve lined up a list of ideas to treat your No. 1 daddy-o this Father’s Day.
A weekend of friendly, boozy festivities is planned from June 17 to 19 to honor Atomic Liquors, given tavern license No. 00001 way back in 1952.
There was plenty of furious cooking, dish tasting and recipe tweaking going on in downtown Las Vegas this spring in the Great Las Vegas Coffee Shop Giveaway.
Take a look at the latest in Vegas resort menus, cocktails and activities being served up for pool season.
First opened in 1965 as the “Top of The Mint,” the upscale but comfortable restaurant downtown is one of the most historic dining rooms in Las Vegas.
“It’s really going to expand Esther’s Kitchen into a world-class restaurant,” said spokesman Eric Gladstone, noting that the location-to-come will offer room for attractions like pasta-making stations and live-fire cooking.
Fort Bedlam, brewed in Seattle, is a coffeehouse filled with eclectic decor from floor to ceiling.
In a milestone moment for Las Vegas’ burgeoning Arts District, The Pepper Club, the much-anticipated restaurant in the freshly minted English Hotel, opened Wednesday afternoon.
