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For a taste of vanishing Vegas, you can't beat this steakhouse (circa 1958) where an order of Caesar salad, New York strip, and multiple Martinis would make Sinatra proud. Leia mais.
That lightshow is the single most hilarious thing that has ever happened to me. You can hear the eagle throughout the entire hotel. Enjoy.
Best breakfast anywhere in Vegas! Don't miss the pancakes, homemade preserves, or squeezed to order orange juice.
Look out for the ceiling to open up and a sexy lady to descend on the moon down onto the dance floor!
The Roller Coaster at New York-New York will lift you up 203 feet, drop you down 144 feet and leave you coasting at 67 mph with a jet fighter's barrel roll & the famous "heartline" twist.
The most famous wedding chapel in the world, not to mention the busiest. Don't come in drunk, buy your bride flowers and be a generous tipper just to show you've got some class...
The piano bar concept isn’t particularly novel. Luckily, this is the best one in town. This cozy Big Apple-import’s talented staff is ready to entertain between serving up stiff drinks.
Since the revamp, the poker machines have disappeared and now it's a spacious, chill lounge. Outside, there's a garden with an Airstream! Free wifi and both great food and drinks makes this a winner.
Start the day with the champagne brunch at this 24-hour Med-style restaurant/club.
Rick Moonen (chef and owner of RM Seafood at Mandalay Place) calls this one of his go-to places for a post-work bite. Standouts include soulful dishes such as meatloaf and beef stroganoff.
Las Vegas boasts many gastropubs, though none are as successful as this one. Nevada’s first beer cicerone helps pair dozens of brews with plates like roasted bone marrow with bacon marmalade.
The Sunday champagne brunch is only $12! Amazing selection and food. So worth it!
