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Chef, nightlife vet bring Black Tap to Las Vegas millennials

Joe Isidori, Chris Barish and their team have been racing to put the finishing touches on their new restaurant — Black Tap at The Venetian — to open in time for New Year’s Eve revelers.

Station Casinos selling Las Vegas valet driver’s craft beer

Dave Forrest worked as a valet at Green Valley Ranch Resort when he was a college student in 2001. He occasionally went to the sports book for a beer after work.

Sangria bar coming to Paris Las Vegas in January

Alexxa’s, an upscale watering hole expected to open in early January, is the brainchild of Matt Silverman and Matt Piekarski, the creative forces behind the Hexx line of bean-to-bar chocolate as well as the Hexx restaurant and its upstairs neighbor Beer Park.

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Hidden lounge at Palazzo has ‘Champagne call buttons’ at tables

The extensive Palazzo renovations are finally starting to bear fruit, this week in the form of new cocktail lounge Rosina. Sam Ross and David Rabin, have created a more personal experience this time around.

 
Lotus of Siam opens at new spot in Las Vegas

The restaurant’s longtime East Sahara Avenue location closed for repairs Sept. 8 after flood-related roof damage led to a ceiling collapse. Repairs won’t be complete until February or later, but a second Lotus of Siam opens Monday on Flamingo Road.

Community effort creates Vegas Strong Ale

The hashtag of love and support shared in the wake of the Oct. 1 shooting — #vegasstrong — is also the name beer that was the result of a community project, conceived and spearheaded by Kyle Weniger, head brewer at Joseph James Brewing Co. in Henderson.

Naked City Pizza opening downtown in time for First Friday

Naked City Pizza has pushed forward the opening of its downtown location in order to feed the masses at this week’s First Friday. The popular local chain, which specializes in Buffalo style pizza, is taking over the space at El Cortez that was previously Pizza Lotto.

Culinary program helps down-and-out find homes in the kitchen

More than 500 graduates of the Salvation Army’s Culinary Arts Program at the College of Southern Nevada have gotten back on their feet and landed jobs in Nevada’s bustling restaurant industry.

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