Look for signature bone marrow broth and meats, plus cocktails inspired by the house herbal soup.
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The replacement would be an American spot, the property said in an announcement, part of $350 million in renovations at the property.
The new spot, on South Water Street, will offer wine retail, tasting, flights and classes (plus coffee during the day).
The new spot occupies the former Donut Bar on South Sixth Street with a menu that mixes doughnut holes and classic, fancy and specialty doughnuts.
The red-sauce Italian spot, originally on the Strip for 15 years, is also serving at an invite-only pop-up during Super Bowl week.
Our restaurant reporter offers suggestions from clubstaurants to utter privacy for the Super Bowl’s super couple.
Plus, fundraisers from Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen and Marshawn Lynch in the lead-up to the Big Game.
The chain is known for its neo-rustic look and a modern take on American comfort dishes.
How online umbrage inspired a new Strip property to upgrade a classic sportsbook dish.
In-N-Out Burger says it will close its first location in its 75-year history due to a wave of car break-ins, property damage, theft and robberies affecting customers and employees alike at its only restaurant in Oakland, California.
U2 returns to the Sphere, Nevada Ballet Theatre presents “Balanchine & Robbins” and rockers Styx launch a residency run this week in Las Vegas.
It’s a Vegas rite of passage: late-night Roberto’s runs for rolled tacos, burritos and carne asada fries.
Fans of McDonald’s pies in the Las Vegas Valley are in for a treat, as the eatery is offering the return of a popular flavor.
Semifinalists for the nation’s most prestigious culinary recognition, one often called the Oscars of the food world, were announced Wednesday.
The roundup includes the cooking of Senegal, burgers that began in Pakistan and famous restaurateurs going off-Strip for the first time.
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