Depeche Mode, the Great Santa Run and the Pac-12 title game lead this week’s lineup of things to do in Las Vegas.
Food
“I’ve always wanted a place where I could throw glamorous parties when I’m in town. A place that felt like my personal penthouse suite,” the “24K Magic” singer says.
The list of 25 restaurants across 14 states, announced Wednesday, also includes a second Las Vegas spot.
In a city full of primo patties, this pick seems surprising. The over-medium egg sounds good, though.
Restaurants are offering prix fixe menus, à la carte specials and holiday cocktails.
Latkes, smoked salmon, doughnuts and buffet additions are among the menu options for Hanukkah, which runs Dec. 7 through 15.
James and Becky Hughes have big plans in store for the building at the corner of Nevada Way and Arizona Street.
The Italian Cuisine has been giving out free holiday meals for those less fortunate for close to 30 years.
Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin share the stage, the Raiders host bitter rival Chiefs, and the Double Down celebrates its anniversary.
Light, art, the spirit of Jean Cocteau and the balmy cooking of the south of France unite at this spot with a terrace overlooking the Strip.
Today, the third generation of the family owns and operates the bakery, known for its dessert cakes, pies, pastries, rugelach and more.
The shops are known for sustainably sourced coffee, fruit smoothies, whole-leaf teas and hot breakfast items.
The menu features half birds and wings, hot and fried chicken sandwiches, rotisserie chicken ramen and more.
The menu features chicken birria and cochinita pibil tacos, street corn dusted with cotija, and host of tequilas, mezcals and margaritas.
The chief chocolatier for Las Vegas-based Ethel M Chocolates on holiday flavors and the secrets of the sweet life.
