The buffet at the Wynn Hotel is excellent. When approaching a buffet, never go in the first wave. Be the first on line when they replenish the buffet. – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations
I’ve had a lot of authentic tamales. If I had this in Mexico on the street, I’d say, “Wow. That’s one hell of a tamale.” – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations Read more.
French fries may not be a big deal to you, but they are a very big deal to me. I’m so unhappy about these fries that I like them. – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations Read more.
The Golden Nugget Casino opened in 1946 and is known for having over 1,900 deluxe rooms. – Adam Richman, Man v. Food
Before, after, or during the race, be sure to check out the Neon Garage – it’s one-of-a-kind!
The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign was erected in 1959 and was designed by Betty Willis.
Each night,12.5 million synchronized LED modules provide the backdrop for spectacular high-definition video shows, live television feeds, and special event productions!
McCarran Airport has more than 1,234 slot machines throughout the airport terminals. Your last chance (or first opportunity) to win big!
The M Resort grounds are 400 feet higher in elevation than other Vegas hotels…check out the great views of the Strip!
In 2011, the Palms was host to MTV’s Spring Break – and broadcast it’s world famous daylife parties worldwide from the hotel.
Check out the 3 acre lake in the center of the property, with the Lake of Dreams shows every hour.
Check out the lobby with a 60-foot glass dome and two-story fountain.
Check out the tower in the courtyard: it’s a scaled replica of Venice, Italy’s St. Mark Campanile.
Take a look at the sign outside. It’s the first neon sign on a casino, installed in 1930.
Don’t miss the free Sirens of TI show out front in Buccaneer Bay.
Check out the awe-inspiring, award-winning video art installations in the lobby and hotel elevators.
Don’t miss a photo opp with the $1 Million Dollar display, composed of 2,700 tens, 34, 400 twenties, and 42,000 one dollar bills.
Check out the statue of Leo the MGM Lion on the corner of Tropicana and Las Vegas Boulevard. It weighs over 100,000 lbs and is the largest bronze statue in the U.S.
Check out the 117,000-gallon saltwater aquarium complete with sealife and mermaids!
Aside from one of the largest outdoor signs in the world, check out Benihanna Village – the world’s largest in the chain of exhibition-style restaurants!
In the lobby, look up at the 2,000 hand-blown glass flowers covering the ceiling: a work of art called Fiori di Como or “Flowers of Como”, an homage to the resort’s inspiration (Lake Como, Italy).
Play one of the carnival games on the famous Midway – Las Vegas’ only permanent circus.
Admire the silver artwork suspended behind the registration desk: it’s a model of the Colorado River.
At 42.3 billion candlepower, the Luxor Sky Beam is the strongest beam of light in the world and visible from outer space!
Stop and smell the flowers at the Mirage’s atrium which houses over 300 orchids and 1,000 bromeliads.
At the time of opening in 1956, the Fremont was the tallest building in Nevada.
Take a ride on the moving walkway that whisks you between the main entrance to Bally’s and the Strip.
Take a gander at one of the several replicas of famous Italian monuments like the Trevi Fountain and Michelangelo’s David.
Take a look at the flock of live Chilean Flamingos that live in the courtyard of the hotel.
Take a picture with one of the gold-leaf covered statues of court jesters scattered throughout the casino.
Check out the Auto Collections. This is the world’s largest classic car showroom with more than 250 antique, classic, muscle and historically significant cars worth an estimated $100 million.
The Fried Chicken Benedict and stuffed egg burger are not to be missed at Hash House A Go Go.
The Fried Chicken Benedict and stuffed egg burger are not to be missed at Hash House A Go Go.
The most sinful dessert is called Four by Four by Two. The dish is 4 rows by 4 rows of seriously surprising ice cream like foie gras, rum and coke, and celery lime just to name a few. Read more.
If you are running low on cash and you want to leave Vegas a winner, do the Sky Jump. Ask for the “Bert Special” (it’s a Sky Jump with a hug up top and a shot at the bottom). – Bert the Conqueror Read more.
Here it’s safe to order fish in the desert because each week 1 1/2 tons are shipped in directly from the Mediterranean. The chef says the seafood here speaks Italian. – Samantha Brown Read more.
This is the antithesis of the Strip experience, it's a true local's hangout. Come here for the cheap drinks, loud music and their infamous bacon martini. – Samantha Brown Read more.
The Fried Chicken Benedict and stuffed egg burger are not to be missed at Hash House A Go Go. Read more.
If you’re into spicy seafood then Hot N Juicy Crawfish is the ticket. Read more.
The city’s coolest bar -- literally. Wear gloves to sip cocktails in glasses made entirely of ice. After 30 minutes in frigid temps, step back out into the desert heat to warm up. Read more.
This is the place to see Vegas’ past. This 3-acre light-filled graveyard shows over 160 years of vintage signs. Don’t miss the Silver Slipper and the Stardust Casino sign. Read more.
For a late-night bite when you are out of town, head to this 24/7 lounge and restaurant. Your choice: have breakfast for dinner or cocktails at noon. Read more.
The Pussy Cat Dolls club is the perfect place to lose all your inhibitions. Read more.
The most sinful hot spot in Las Vegas is the Playboy Club. Play a few hands of black jack dealt by a Playboy bunny. Read more.
The Red Rock Casino is a great place to catch your breath off the Strip. The perfect place to relax and recharge.
Few people know that I love speed and I love thrills. At the Richard Petty's Driving Experience riding shotgun in a car that’s going 160 miles per hour fits that bill. – Samantha Brown Read more.
