We’ve rounded up a wide-ranging list of our favorite vintage Vegas eateries. Some are well-known for having opened long ago; others might come as a surprise, as in “wow, that place is 60 years old?”
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Giuliana and Bill Rancic — she of E! News, he of entrepreneurship, they of reality TV — are in town this week to mark the debut of RPM Italian.
There’s food wizardry going on at Anima by Edo, an artful new eatery in the southwest sliver of the Las Vegas Valley.
Angie Ruvo’s Italian dishes at the Venetian Ristorante were a hit with such superstars as Frank Sinatra.
M.Y. Asia will be the inaugural Vegas venture of the chef and “Yan Can Cook” star when its 150 seats debut this fall.
The Lovers & Friends R&B fest, country rocker Eric Church and dancing star Derek Hough lead this week’s list of things to do in Las Vegas.
Located in bustling Eataly , the enormous food and drink marketplace in Park MGM, the establishment will focus on a namesake Italian region — Tuscany.
The new Las Vegas pizzeria combines two of owner Cash Sakoulas’ passions — horror and pizza — in one place.
UNLVino returned after a two-year hiatus with fewer restaurants and suppliers and a single evening of tasting limited to 500.
Today, the Las Vegas Review-Journal relaunches its Taste section, and readers are invited to join us as we bring the tasty from across Las Vegas, one of the world’s great food and drink cities.
An Alabama manufacturer is recalling nearly 600,000 pounds of possibly undercooked ready-to-eat chicken breast product that was distributed nationwide.
First, honey cake. Then, business. At Van Bakery, priorities are in order.
For enthusiastic tipplers, for occasional imbibers and for social sippers in between, Las Vegas abounds in opportunities to wet the whistle, to dip the beak.
Many restaurants will celebrate Cinco de Mayo in their own way, often by offering specials on tacos, fajitas and other specialties. Read on to find out which restaurants and companies are offering some of the best food deals for Cinco de Mayo 2022.
Numerous Las Vegas establishments will be hosting Kentucky Derby viewing parties, and the classic julep will be served in distinctive silver cups, just like they do in Louisville.
