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There is nothing quite like the taste of fried chicken. From the crunchy outside to the soft meat on the inside, the salty treat is a beloved American dish for a good reason. If you like to eat your way through a city, then finding the best fried chicken restaurant in Vegas should be on your culinary to-eat list when you visit Las Vegas.

With many delectable options to choose from for fried chicken in Las Vegas, let your belly guide next time you visit Sin City. From hidden gems to Vegas staples, we’ve got you covered when it comes to discovering the best fried chicken in Las Vegas. Read on to discover all the must-visit restaurants that serve the best fried chicken in Las Vegas!

 

1) Yardbird Southern Table & Bar

Located in the Venetian, Yardbird Southern Table & Bar brings the best of Southern cooking to Nevada. Come for brunch, lunch, or supper and taste the raved about fried chicken, complete with sides like grits, okra, or mac & cheese. Get your fried chicken in various forms at Yardbird Southern Table & Bar, from wings to the Nashville Hot Yardbird chicken sandwich.

Or go for the big plate of 1/2 a chicken deep fried and served with honey hot sauce (Lewellyn’s Fine Fried Chicken). Yardbird also has awesome nonalcoholic and alcoholic drinks that include hand-pressed juices like a Turmeric Tonic with turmeric, lemon, ginger, and black pepper.

 

2) Hash House A Go Go

A fun take on farm-fresh dining, Hash House A Go Go is located in The Linq Hotel. Open Sunday – Thursday from 8 am – 3 pm, and Friday & Saturday from 8 am – 10 pm. Come for brunch or a late dinner. Find the fried chicken on the brunch menu under Farm Favorites. Andy’s Sage Fried Chicken & Eggs will have you singing with syrup, two eggs, bacon, sliced tomatoes, mashed potatoes, and fresh fruit.

Make it Nashville hot for a modest additional dollar. If you want to really live, opt for the Indiana Chicken and Waffles, once featured in the New York Times. You can also find the fried chicken in sandwich form.

 

3) Big Chicken

The name says it all with Big Chicken, which specializes in chicken sandwiches. Owned by no other than the lovable former basketball star Shaquille O’Neil, Big Chicken puts a twist on favorite classics. Try sandwiches like Shaq Attack, with pepper jack cheese, jalapeno slaw, and chipotle BBQ sauce.

Or check out the Charles Barkley, with mac & cheese, crispy onion, and roast garlic BBQ aioli, all pilled high upon fried chicken in a brioche bun. Try the sliders or go to town with sides like Lucille’s Mac and Cheese or Dirty Fries, which are french fries topped with cheese, bacon, banana peppers, and BBQ ranch.

Additionally, Shaq wouldn’t leave us without dessert and has curated a sweet-tooth’s dream with a list of unique ice cream sandwiches such as Grandma’s bread pudding, rocky road, and chocolate chip.

 

4) Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken

Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken, located within the Grand Bazaar, is brought to you by the Bromberg brothers, who have added a matzo coating to this Southern classic. The trademark of Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is the tangy, approachable flavor of the crunchy outside that balances out the meat.

Currently open for take out, Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken’s menu features a monthly sandwich, such as the current Chicken Gobbler, topped with mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberries, and gravy. If you simply want The Classic, order just that. Pick your favorite pieces of chicken, with combinations that include 2-piece white or a 4-piece mix of a breast, wing, thigh, and drumstick. Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken also serves up boozy milkshakes, cocktails, and wine and beer.

 

5) Mochiko Chicken

Mochiko chicken is a favorite Hawaiian dish where small pieces of chicken are marinated in a sweet and salty sauce, then fried up. So it makes perfect sense to head to Mochiko Chicken to take your fried chicken palate to new horizons. Try the Crispy Fried Chicken Bowl, which gives you a base of white rice, mochiko, and a whopping twelve sauce options.

Try the staple mochiko chicken sauce or mix it up with spicy mochiko, coconut curry, Polynesian, and the list goes on. Or do the Crispy Fried Chicken A La Carte, and mix and match with other a la carte options.

Mochiko Chicken is a little unassuming in a strip mall, however, some of the best-kept food secrets happen to be in such locales as this. Currently available for pick-up and delivery, only enjoy Mochiko Chicken in the comfort of your own home.

 

6) Flippin’ Good Chicken, Burgers, and Beer

A little take on honkey tonk in Vegas, Flippin’ Good Chicken, Burgers, and Beer is just what it sounds. A fast-casual joint, Flippin’ Good has a spicy chicken sandwich that tastes great with a cold brew. All of the chicken of Flippin’ Good is raised cage-free and hormone-free, so you can feel good about your eating choice.

Make it Nashville Hot, try the vegan chicken tenders, or do the Dirty Bird piled high with American cheese, bacon, and a fried egg. Add a side of fresh-cut onion rings, Nashville fried pickles, hand-cut french fries, or coleslaw to make it a meal. If you still have space after, satisfy your sweet tooth with a signature shake or malt that includes mouth-watering options like a white chocolate macadamia nut concrete mixer.

 

7) Flock & Fowl

Flock & Fowl is a highly-rated Chinese restaurant that’s “everybody’s favorite rice bar.” Open for brunch, lunch, and dinner, Flock & Fowl serves up beautifully curated Chinese food that includes Hainanese chicken and rice, as well as crispy chicken served in bao.

The presentation at Flock & Fowl is always colorful and done with care, and if you’ve got a fellow diner along who does not eat meat, Flock & Fowl is a great choice for that, too. Do note, Flock & Fowl recently moved to a new location from their previous Sahara Avenue one.

 

8) Carson Kitchen

Carson Kitchen does many things besides fried chicken, however it keeps popping up with the best fried chicken for one reason; crispy chicken skins. You can find the crispy chicken skins on the Social Plates section of the menu, although you may want to keep each bite for yourself.

Served with smoked honey sauce, dip in and enjoy all the goodness of this savory treat to the max. Also available for curbside, Carson Kitchen makes it easy to get your fix. With a quarterly changing menu, check out other culinary feats such as a cocoa-espresso NY strip steak, an incredible list of veggies off the Farm & Garden section of the menu, and flatbreads such as the wild mushroom flatbread with pickled red onion and Gruyere cheese.

 

9) Gilley’s Saloon, Dance Hall & BBQ

Eat, drink, dance at Gilley’s Saloon; what more could you want? Fried chicken, of course, which, thankfully, Gilley’s has. Truly Southern comfort food, garb a plate of fried chicken served with cornbread, hush puppies, and cajun remoulade sauce, along with two sides. This delicious chicken dinner is available for dine-in only.

Gilley’s Saloon also has live entertainment that includes the opportunity for some honky-tonk dancing. The only disclaimer I’d give on the atmosphere at Gilley’s Saloon is that it comes with a country-western theme and “Gilley’s Girls,” who are scantily-clad women who dance and serve up food. It feels a little better than Hooters in the treatment of women, but not much.

 

10) U.S. Fried Chicken Halal

If eating halal is important to you, you can still find your fix at U.S. Fried Chicken Halal, which touts an explosion of flavors in their fried chicken. The extensive menu includes wings, boneless hot wings, chicken nuggets, and fried chicken breast. Open from 10 am – 10 pm every day, U.S. Fried Chicken may not be fancy, but it sure is consistent in its delivery of addictive chicken.

Other options like gyros, a Philly cheesesteak, and salads are also on the menu. U.S. Fried Chicken is currently open for take out and delivery only and makes a great choice if you’re planning on feeding a family or group, with options available to accommodate party-sized groups.

 

Conclusion

There is no shortage of finger-licking fried chicken when you’re in Las Vegas. This hot, delicious treat has several restaurants where you can get your fill, from twists like the Hawaiian mochiko to straight-up classics as served at Gilley’s Saloon. Whatever your fancy, get ready to dig in when you hit Las Vegas’ dining scene with this list of the best fried chicken in Las Vegas!

The use of cannabis in Nevada became legal on January 1, 2017, however, it is still required that it be used privately. It is legally acceptable to be in possession of one ounce of marijuana, or 1/8 ounce of cannabis concentrate. Read on to discover 420-friendly hotels in Las Vegas to get your party rolling!

Use of cannabis is also prohibited from hotels, however, there are a host of 420-friendly Airbnb and VRBO accommodations in Las Vegas which are cool with marijuana use; some of which actually make their name based on their 420-friendly policies. There are also a number of 420-positive events that happen in the city throughout the year, including Cannabis Week, cannabis-centered cooking classes, as well as a variety of art classes such as Puff, Pass, and Paint.

If this sounds like your definition of fun, then get ready to have an “elevated” experience in this city that’s known for anything-goes. So though you’re welcome to get high in Las Vegas, you’re not welcome to do it on casino floors or on the city streets.

See also: Places to avoid in Las Vegas

 

1) Airbnb: Artistic Master Suite

This studio Airbnb is a private room within a shared home, with an attached private bath. A somewhat psychedelically-decorated atmosphere will put you in the right headspace to enjoy Las Vegas to the fullest, greenery in tow. Enjoy curious perks like an Alice in Wonderland-themed backyard and free entry into select nightclubs.

Though check-out is at noon, the host, Ian, welcomes visitors to stay and hang in the common area until midnight. In addition to your room, enjoy access to the front yard, back yard, dining room, family room, loft, and kitchen. This Airbnb location has two other Airbnb rentals in it, so you may not be the only guest. Additionally, free onsite parking is included in the stay.

 

2) Airbnb: Cozy Casita

This private casita is perfect for those looking for both 420 and pet-friendly accommodations. Stylishly decorated, this guesthouse is great for individuals or a couple. A full-size bed, full shower and bathtub, and keyless entry make this a winning choice. 420-friendly inside or outside, take your pooch and your joint to the chained-linked backyard to get some fresh air. The backyard also comes with the ability to use the BBQ and patio area, perfect for a relaxed evening in Vegas.

Free parking and free wifi sweeten the deal, along with the hard-to-find no-size restrictions on pets. Just under a five-minute drive to the airport and the Strip, this casita couldn’t be more convenient. An affordable, clean, and pet-friendly, 420-friendly private guesthouse, this is a rare find.

 

3) Airbnb: Room Near the Strip

A convenient location, just a five-minute walk from the Strip, this 420-friendly room is for men only. Two single beds outfit this immaculate room, complete with a private bathroom. Enjoy access to the kitchen and living space but with the ability to lock your room for privacy and security.

Jor, the host, has received glowing reviews from past guests for graciously going above and beyond to help guests feel at home. This Airbnb also has a common pool to enjoy the best of Las Vegas weather. There are actually two separate rooms to book through this Airbnb host, so if you have a male friend who is accompanying you on your trip to Vegas, it’s possible to book together.

 

4) Airbnb: Artistic and Cannabis-Friendly Room

An additional rental of the first listing, enjoy this vibrant, welcoming room. Be within walking distance to The Cannabis Dispensary as well as 24-hour shopping. Just eight minutes from the Strip, relax and unwind in your neon-futuristic decorated room where only good vibes are allowed.

The host, Ian, is happy to enhance your trip to Las Vegas by ready conversation or pointers on where to go in the city, including passes to the hottest clubs. Shared space with the host as well as other renters includes the backyard, kitchen, and living space. Highly rated by past guests, you’ll love this friendly host and green-positive Airbnb rental.

 

5) VRBO: Boho House

This 420-friendly house can sleep up to six and is just minutes from the Strip. A minimum two-night stay, you can rent this VRBO for up to 45 days if looking for a longer Vegas stay. This condo rental is new to the market, so there is little previous guest history, however, an ample list of useful amenities makes this a great option when staying in Las Vegas. Enjoy the free wifi, 24/7 access to the onsite pool, spa, and gym, as well as a kitchen with coffee and espresso.

Please note that the listing says the residence is used by the owners when they are home, and that their two cats will continue to stay at the residence when it is rented. And like most 420-friendly accommodation rentals, please no hard drugs, and positive vibes only.

 

6) VRBO: Executive Retreat

This modern executive retreat is clean and 420-enthusiastic. Enjoy this cannabis-themed rental that comes complete with a variety of bongs and glass to use while you are at this accommodation. A private, enclosed backyard ensures you will feel comfortable lighting up outside.

The rental also includes wonderful amenities like a pool and the entire townhouse to yourself. Sleeping up to two, this is a great option for a romantic stay or for an individual. Close to the Strip, and within walking distance to the Orleans Hotel as well as multiple restaurants, you’ll feel you’re getting the best of all that Vegas has to offer with this executive retreat.

 

7) Airbnb: Colorful Casa

This two-bedroom, one-bathroom condo is 420-friendly and invites you with warm colors and artistic decor throughout the apartment. Enjoy a full kitchen, smoking area, and massage chair to really get into vacay mode. Free wifi throughout the home, an onsite pool, and a washer and dryer add to the value of this casa. Check yourself in with a door code at a private entrance. Close to the University of Las Vegas, the airport, and just ten minutes from the Strip, this accommodation is located in a quiet and safe neighborhood. Please note, this rental is not handicap-accessible as you need to climb stairs to access the bathroom.

 

8) Airbnb: Vegas Mansion

This Vegas home pretty much epitomizes a party house, with a private swimming pool, billiards table, jetted indoor bathtub, seven bedrooms, and an outdoor jacuzzi. The house also has its own bar, a full kitchen, multiple flat-screen TVs, and a poker/blackjack table.

If you still need something to do, head out to the Strip, just minutes away, or take a two-minute walk to neighborhood bars. The host is happy to help with any local knowledge you may need, including access to clubs and casinos. Please, no more than 16 guests at a time. The host, Mac, also has seven other Vegas properties if this one is booked.

 

9) Airbnb: Private Room Near Strip

If you’re looking for budget accommodation, this private one-bedroom in a shared house is a great steal. Just 15 minutes from the Strip, relax in your private room, with a full-size bed. In a safe and walkable neighborhood, enjoy access to grocery stores, parks, and health food stores. The owners, Alex and Gina, live in the house and are happy to help you navigate your way through Las Vegas. Do note, the owners have one cat, so those with cat aversions or allergies, beware. Full access to the house, as well as the computer, makes this a welcoming stay.

 

10) VRBO: Longterm 420-Friendly Home

This immaculate two-bedroom, two-bath home is a stunning rental available for short-term or long-term rental. New furniture, a large living space, as well as a large office, make this a wonderful option however long you’re planning on staying in Las Vegas. A charming, private outdoor patio is all yours to kick back and relax at, complete with a grill to use (do note, 420-friendly inside only).

A fully-equipped kitchen includes a coffee maker and a dining room for four. Also included in this rental is parking, and a washer and dryer. Not for children or pets, this is an adult-only 420-friendly home, new to the market.

 

Conclusion

Las Vegas is truly the city with it all; everything under the sun can be experienced here, now including marijuana use. Though you can’t openly use pot (and do be cautious, because fines for violating this can be high), having a 420-friendly accommodation in Las Vegas will ensure you’ve got a home base to feel at ease to recreationally use marijuana.

These diverse listings, from bedrooms in shared homes to party-ready mansions, means that anyone coming to Las Vegas and looking for a 420 accommodation has something to fit the bill. Book one of these 420-friendly Airbnb or VRBO accommodations in Las Vegas today, and get ready for your chilled-out adventure in Sin City!

Las Vegas knows decadence in every variety. If you’ve got a sweet tooth in Las Vegas, we’ve got you covered.  After checking into your Vegas hotel, you may want some delicious treats! Whether you’re all about rich chocolatey desserts or you want an ice cream cone, there’s every kind of sweet concoction in Las Vegas you can find. Keep reading to discover the best dessert in Las Vegas of every variety that will leave your mouth watering!

From high-class dessert options to top off a special evening to a casual outing to get something sugary, you’ll find it on this list of the best dessert in Las Vegas. On the Strip and off the Strip, we’ve dug deep to make sure no corner of Vegas delectables goes uncovered.

See Also: Best Restaurants in Las Vegas

 

1) 24-Layer Chocolate Cake at Strip House

It doesn’t get much more beautiful than this when it comes to food to feast your eyes and belly on. A 24 layer—yes, 24 layer—chocolate cake layered with the smoothest chocolate cream stands tall in every slice. The whole thing is iced with a topping of chocolate ganache, sending this masterpiece over the edge. You may or may not want to know that each slice weighs 1.5 pounds of sweet loving. If you’re going to go, go all out. After all, this is Vegas.

 

2) Tiramisu Cheesecake at Giada

Giada’s a gal who knows her desserts, and there are several knock-outs on her menu. We’ve listed the Tiramisu Cheesecake because the presentation and taste are just heavenly. Layers of a rich sponge cake heavily soaked in coffee and Kahlua, topped with chocolate espresso cheesecake, salted caramel cheesecake, and finally, a layer of vanilla mascarpone cheesecake.

Really, it would be too much, except she’s found the perfect balance. However, you can also find humbler choices such as lemon ricotta cookies, which feel like someone’s Italian grandmother made them for you, in the best sense.

 

3) Flower Pot Cake at Jardin

This little beauty may have you doing a double-take to make sure you’re not really digging into a clay pot of petunias. Fleur at Jardin has become a signature dessert at this upscale American restaurant located within The Wynn. Inside of the flower pot-look alike, discover chocolate cake layers, including raspberry jam and a chocolate mousse. Truly a work of art, make sure to Instagram your remarkable dessert before it disappears.

 

4) Banana Cream Pie at Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House

We’d be amiss if Emeril’s New Orleans’ style desserts didn’t make this list, and his banana cream pie tops the list. A staple since the inception of his restaurant, this banana cream pie is rich and thick, with three pounds of bananas in each pie. If one taste of Emeril’s banana cream pie keeps you longing for more after you’ve left Vegas, check out the Food Network’s website to find the recipe and try your hand at it when you get home.

 

5) Churro Fried Ice Cream Pops at Chica

A mash-up of the best of Mexican sweets, Churro Fried Ice Cream Pops is a little bit of everything that comprises its title. Like a fiesta in your mouth, this creative concoction will leave your taste buds in strangely familiar territory. A combination of caramel ice cream, cinnamon churro crumbs, a tiny churro, all topped with vanilla bean cream, it’s a knockout on the sweet scale.

 

6) Flan at Jaleo

Flan is one of those classic desserts that are simple in ingredients yet difficult to execute. The flan at Jaleo pays tribute to Chef José Andrés’ mother’s flan, which was perfectly imperfect according to him. His take on the flan is Spanish-style and has been said to be the best in all of Las Vegas.

This is another recipe you can find online so, again, if you’re feeling bold, try and recreate this beloved treat. Including the flan, Jaleo’s has been said to set the bar for Spanish cooking for the last two decades, something you can’t miss.

 

7) Sticky Toffee Pudding at Gordon Ramsay Steak

Gordon Ramsay Seak is found inside of Paris Las Vegas, with a sticky toffee pudding that is unrivaled. An English dessert comprised of sponge-like cake covered in decadent toffee sauce will leave you feeling full to the brim.

Gordon Ramsay isn’t just in one locale; however, this man’s got four restaurants throughout Las Vegas, all of which serve a variety of sticky toffee pudding. Try it at Gordon Ramsay Burger at Planet Hollywood Resort in a pudding push-pop form or as a pudding shake at The Linq Promenade. We like it best in its true form, but creativity always gets some style points.

 

8) Titanic Sundae at Carmine’s

We promised at least one ice cream treat on this list, and the Titanic Sundae at Carmine’s is the ice cream sundae of sundaes. Starting with a layer of chocolate torte, the sundae gets topped with six hearty scoops of ice cream, then decorated with a healthy dose of hot fudge, cherries, wafer cookies, and whipped cream.

Mind you, if you’re not coming just for the Titanic Sundae, this means you’ve probably already got a belly of pasta in you at this NYC-style Italian joint. So, just sayin’, this is probably a dessert worth sharing with a friend, or maybe the whole family!

 

9) Cheesecake Challenge at Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar

If you know anything about Guy Fieri, then you know he is a little over the top, and this, uh hum, can get reflected in his kitchen. The Cheesecake Challenge is no exception, rather a flamboyant display of his culinary prowess with this half-a-cheesecake covered in pretzels, crunchy potato chips, and chocolate sauce.

Maybe this sounds like a slice of heaven to you, or maybe it sounds like something else. You get to decide. If you can’t stomach the Cheesecake Challenge, look to other desserts on his menu, including the Seven-Layer Dark Chocolate Whiskey Cake or the Strawberry Fool, with layers of strawberry ice cream and sorbet over pound cake.

 

10) Giant Fortune Cookie at Tao Asian Bistro

What’s more fun than ending your meal with a giant fortune cookie that comes complete with an edgy fortune? Maybe we’re just a sucker for a whimsical presentation, although this artistic treat is equally delicious as it is adorable.

Filled with white and chocolate mousse and topped with fresh fruit, this may as well be one of the most Instagram-worthy desserts in all of Vegas. Here’s hoping your giant-sized fortune paves the way for at least a sweet few minutes as you dig into this sugary concoction.

 

11) Big Poppa Tart at Donut Bar

Well, pretty much anything at Donut Bar is going to send your tastebuds sailing in the direction of happiness. However, Big Poppa Tart does seem to epitomize everything Donut Bar is. A whole pop tart is stuffed inside a donut, weighing an entire pound! Colorful and inviting, Big Poppa is best served with a strong cuppa Joe. Other off-the-charts donuts to try include mud pie and a coffee latte.

 

12) Lobster Tails at Carlo’s Bakery

Carlo’s Bakery has been making lobster tails, a pastry shaped like a lobster tail and stuffed with French cream and whipped cream, for over 100 years! Tucked in the Venetian, these beautifully crafted pastries emulate the Italian sfogliatelle pastry.

The sfogliatelle dough is definitely something you couldn’t replicate at home unless you are a baker extraordinaire. It’s one of the most challenging doughs in a baker’s repertoire, meaning you should eat your lobster tail with respect. Also, as any Italian would tell you, it’s best with a strong coffee.

 

13) Sinatra Hat at Sinatra

Because cute does earn some points, as long as it is also delicious, the Sinatra Hat at Sinatra goes on the list. Like the one Frank wore, this adorable little chocolate fedora is filled with mousse and comes served with a milk chocolate pana cotta on the side. Also, excellent choices on the menu; check out the classic cannoli, tiramisu, or Torte di Nocciola (hazelnut torte).

 

14) Pineapple Carpaccio at Hell’s Kitchen

Another Gordon Ramsay creation, the Pineapple Carpaccio at Hell’s Kitchen, is an unusual yet impressive dessert. Be wowed by a foaming cloud of liquid nitrogen that gives way to thinly sliced pineapple served with coconut sorbet, passionfruit, and coriander.

If you’re more of a traditionalist and would rather skip the food show, opt for the Coconut Three Ways, which comprises coconut sorbet, passion fruit caramel, and coconut cake.

 

15) Chocolate Terrarium at Rose. Rabbit. Lie.

This swanky joint delivers on all fronts, including dessert. The Chocolate Terrarium at Rose. Rabbit. Lie. is just so unique; you’ll have yourself equally in awe of the presentation as you are delighting in the dessert.

Appearing as a small glass-enclosed terrarium, lift the exterior to reveal a beautifully landscaped chocolate soil, complete with chocolate pudding and chocolate buttermilk cake. All of this is topped with puffed wild rice, a chocolate tuille, and hazelnut ice cream.

 

Conclusion

Las Vegas has proven itself when it comes to stunning desserts that are equally beautiful as they are mouth-watering. Some of the top names in Las Vegas pull out all the stops to ensure your experience in Vegas dining is one-of-a-kind. So next time you’re in Vegas, be sure to save a little extra room (or at least wear your stretchy pants), so you can really live in style and sample the best desserts in Las Vegas!

Pho—the delicious Vietnamese soup served with noodles, herbs, and meat—is a food worth tracking down. Quite simply, it’s the comfort food of the Vietnamese diaspora. Thankfully, Las Vegas has its fair share of pho spots and restaurants to choose from.

They even have enough pho joints to comprise a list of the best pho in Las Vegas; a wonderful treat for your palate. If you’ve got a craving for warm, comforting Vietnamese pho when in Sin City, fear not. Here lies all the secret gems you need to know about when on your pho search. This collection of the best pho in Las Vegas will set you off on the right path for your next pho adventure. 

 

1. Pho Sing Sing

Pho Sing Sing does classic pho in an unpretentious, but refined way. Choose from beef pho that includes a variety of cuts such as flank, well-done brisket, and beef balls. Pair your pho with sides that include a deep-fried fish cake, fried tofu roll, or fried rice flour cake. Pho comes in at $14.99, which is reasonable considering the large serving portions. Also, check out the popular udon soup with crab, shrimp, and pork, for $15.99. Pho Sing Sing is currently available for dine-in, carry-out, and no-contact delivery.

 

2. Sidestreet Pho & Grill

Sidestreet Pho & Grill offers fresh Vietnamese-style street food, with a make-your-own pho menu. The small-size pho runs for $8.99 and the larger version is a mere $9.99, each with three choices of rare steak, tripe, flank, brisket, tendon, or beef meatball. All pho comes with a topping of cilantro and green onion and a side of bean sprouts, basil, jalapeno, and lime.

The rest of Sidestreet Pho & Grill’s menu is quite extensive with egg & rice noodle soup, vermicelli rice noodles, and udon noodle soup. Sidestreet Pho & Grill specialties include a Vietnamese crepe stuffed with shrimp and pork as well as two banh mi (french banquette stuffed with meat and topped with cilantro and cucumber) variations.

 

3. Viet Noodle Bar

Viet Noodle Bar is situated in Chinatown and offers affordable pho, vermicelli, porridge, and udon noodle soup. Pho options include pho bo, beef pho with the option of brisket, flank, fatty flank, tripe, tendon, or rare steak; pho tom, shrimp pho, or pho rau thap cam, the vegetarian version of pho.

Add on side orders of noodles, tripe, or additional beef to make your pho go the extra mile. All pho options are $14.95 or less. Large portions, a helpful staff, and later hours (open 10 am – 10 pm) make this a Vegas favorite with locals and visitors alike.

 

4. Pho Kim Long Restaurant

Pho Kim Long Restaurant is open 24/7, making this a winner on the availability front. Thankfully, Pho Kim Long’s pho is also noteworthy, with rich flavor and options that include beef, chicken, and vegan options.

Beyond pho, Pho Kim Long Restaurant has an extensive menu that can satisfy any late-night (or early-morning) appetite. Opt for pho or choose from braised pork in a clay pot, pan-fried noodles, and a large seafood menu. Even if there’s a wait to get seated, things move quickly at Pho Kim Long Restaurant, and it is worth it.

 

5. Pho Saigon 8

Pho Saigon 8 isn’t fancy, but sometimes the best restaurants are unornamented in a good way. Pho Saigon 8 is open daily from 9 am to 10 pm, making it possible to eat pho for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. There are actually three Pho Saigon 8 locations in Las Vegas, each offering 15 different variations on pho! Order a traditional beef pho, or go for the veggie or seafood option.

There’s no pho option on the menu over $10, making Pho Saigon 8 easy on the budget. Pho Saigon 8 also has a vast menu of vermicelli, rice plates, and rice noodle chicken soup. Save space for dessert, as Pho Saigon 8 has an interesting list of Vietnamese specialties like red bean dessert and a durian smoothie drink.

 

6. Pho Bistro

Pho Bistro offers fast pho without compromising on ingredients. This east-side pho joint also specializes in khai vi (appetizers), banh mi (sandwiches), and pho, mi/hu tieu (pork). Branching out to also include Chinese cuisine, you’ll find chow mein and egg drop soup on the menu as well. Open every day but Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Pho Bistro is accessible and great for a quick bite.

 

7. Pho Thanh Huong

If you’re staying on The Strip, Pho Thanh Huong is probably the closest pho restaurant. Enjoy seven different varieties of pho such as vegetarian (pho chay) and seafood options in addition to the traditional beef-based pho. Their banh Mmi tau hu (tofu banh mi) is another specialty.

Check the menu for extra-spicy options like the banh mi pate ga a baked chicken with pork pate sandwich. Did we mention sandwiches come in at an affordable $5.50 and pho averages at a reasonable $12? Great for vegetarians and flexitarians alike, everyone will enjoy the fresh taste of Pho Thanh Huong’s cooking.

 

8. Pho Aimie

Pho Aimie now has two locations in Las Vegas for all your pho needs, including their newly opened location in North Las Vegas. Pho Aimie’s owners were born in Vietnam and raised in Las Vegas and they bring their expertise in Vietnamese cooking to their American home. Classy and cozy, Pho Aimie cooks Saigon-style dishes that include pho, vermicelli, rice dishes, spring rolls, and Vietnamese coffee.

Open every day from 10 am – to 10 pm, you can rely on Pho Aimie to satisfy your pho cravings satisfied. Formerly known as Pho Annie, the colorful and welcoming restaurants of Pho Aimie are worth visiting.

 

9. Pho King Vietnamese Kitchen

A favorite for pho lovers of all varieties, Pho King Vietnamese Kitchen serves up traditional pho as well as vegetarian and vegan options. Grab the spicy pho with rare steak, or opt for one of the Pho King’s bun dishes. Even at peak times, Pho King Vietnamese Kitchen moves quickly and efficiently, getting everyone seated and fed. Huge portions and an attentive staff add to the charm of Pho King Vietnamese Kitchen.

 

10. District One Kitchen & Bar

District One Kitchen & Bar is currently suspending any in-house dining but you can still order this amazing Vietnamese food by pick-up or delivery. Named after the heart of Saigon’s 12 districts, District One offers pho, with a variety of options, most notably though is the pho served with a 1.5 pound Maine lobster.

Though the prices may be slightly elevated in comparison to other pho restaurants in Las Vegas, District One ensures the highest quality ingredients, which are worth the cost and make a difference in taste.

 

11. Pho 90

If you’re looking for a casual pho spot that’s off the strip, check out Pho 90. Open daily, Pho 90 is a great choice for steaming hot pho, at a wonderful price point. Located in Chinatown some claim that this little spot has the best pho in Las Vegas. Large portions come with fresh basil and bean sprouts and a rich soup broth. Fresh spring rolls and a variety of banh mi sandwiches are other notable items on the menu.

 

12. Pho T

Another hole-in-the-wall pho restaurant off the strip, Pho T is worth the journey. Committed to quality ingredients, Pho T’s house special is pho made with rare steak, brisket, tendon, and beef balls for a modest $8.99. Huge portions may mean you can take this pho home for a second round, stretching your dollar even further. Hidden in a strip mall, you might blink and miss it if you don’t know where you are going.

 

13. Pho So 1

Pho So 1 has lightning-speed service and pho with deep flavor. Like many of its pho counterparts, Pho So 1 is located in Chinatown. With pho done right, Pho So 1 also has some of the freshest eggrolls and spring rolls in Vegas. A recently renovated restaurant is reenergized and ready to serve you for all your pho needs.

 

14. Da Lat Vietnamese Restaurant

Dat Lat Vietnamese Restaurant is currently open for delivery and pick-up, serving their famous pho which includes a build-your-own pho. From traditional beef pho to seafood pho, there is a pho for every palate at Da Lat Vietnamese Restaurant. You can also find vermicelli and udon soup on the menu, and all soups come in at around $10. A crusty-breaded banh mi might give your pho desires a run for their money.

 

Conclusion

Clearly, there is no shortage of pho options when in Las Vegas. With Asian-Americans being the fastest-growing demographic in Las Vegas, this is reflected in the amount of pho and Vietnamese dining options available. This list of the best pho spots in Las Vegas will steer you in the right direction when you need to let your belly lead the way!

Las Vegas may be known for nightlife and wild times, but romance also blossoms in this desert gem. Valentine’s Day is one of the busiest times of the year in Las Vegas, and Vegas-style matrimony is an ongoing draw for over 100,000 couples a year. Naturally, restaurants have popped up to cater to those who want to make their trip to Vegas as a couple truly remarkable. Read on to discover the best romantic restaurants in Las Vegas, and get a booking, as some of these restaurant’s reservation list can fill up fast!

From high French cuisine to intimate old school restaurants, Vegas really knows how to set the mood and make a memory of a meal. If you’re planning a special trip to Las Vegas with a special someone, it pays to do your homework and find a restaurant that will really wow you.

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• Things to do in Las Vegas
• Comedy Shows in Las Vegas
• Afternoon Shows in Las Vegas

 

1) Eiffel Tower Restaurant in Paris Las Vegas

Set inside Las Vegas’ version of the Eiffel Tower, overlooking the Bellagio Fountains from the Eiffel Tower Restaurant’s spectacular window views. This elegant atmosphere serves fine French dining. Maybe it’s a little predictable, but this beloved Vegas staple has seen some 10,000 proposals over the course of its 20 years.

In fact, The Eiffel Tower Restaurant has a package ready just for this occasion, with the best seating in the house available. Dine on traditional French meals, such as a roasted rack of lamb or Dover sole. Don’t forget to try the Eiffel Tower’s signature dessert, the Eiffel Tower Soufflés, which come in flavors such as pistachio, Grand Marnier, and classic chocolate.

 

2) Hugo’s Cellar

Hugo’s Cellar continually comes up on the list of most romantic restaurants of Las Vegas, and the old-school charm is why. This brick-walled restaurant is a cozy escape from the sometimes dizzying world of the Las Vegas Strip. Set inside the Four Queen Hotel, enjoy tableside service with iconic dishes such as Hugo’s Hot Rock Specialty, a mix of surf and turf served on sizzling granite.

Did we mention each female is greeted with a long-stemmed rose? Oh, yes, that helps. Additionally, each table is treated to chocolate-covered strawberries at the end of the meal. These touches are why people keep returning to Hugo’s Cellar and why the word has got around.

 

3) Mizumi

Bask in the tranquility of the Japanese garden, complete with a 90-foot waterfall, as you dine on modern Japanese specialties at Mizumi. Fresh sushi and sashimi are highlights at this stunning locale set in the Wynn Las Vegas. Additionally, Mizumi gets creative with new-Japanese dishes such as baked sweet miso-marinated black cod and Jidori chicken and black truffle teriyaki.

If you are ready to go above and beyond, reserve the very-special floating pagoda table, you can access by a private footpath. The star chef Min Kim has garnered such notable reviewers’ attention as Forbes Travel Guide, which awarded Mizumi the Four-Star Award. An extensive list of sake, wine, and mixed drinks pairs well with the fresh and unforgettable dishes of Mizumi.

 

4) Beauty & Essex

A quirkier, yet-still-classy choice, Beauty & Essex emulates the inside of a jewelry box. Think lush when you think of Beauty & Essex; it’s a fun and unexpected choice for a great date. Gold decor sparkles everywhere from the bar to the multiple dining areas, and the restaurant even has its own pawnshop for a conversation piece.

On the menu, enjoy New American cuisine, which includes many sharable plates perfect for added intimacy. Constantly ranked as one of the hottest new restaurants since its debut in 2016, you’ll find Beauty & Essex inside The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Like many of the higher-class restaurants in Las Vegas, Beauty & Essex has a no-shorts, no-flip-flops type dress code, so be sure to factor in an elevated outfit into your evening.

 

5) Picasso

What’s cooler than dining on delicious food while surrounded by original Picasso paintings? The dream can be a reality at Picasso, set inside the Bellagio Hotel & Casino. Focused on fine dining of French and Spanish-inspired cuisine where Picasso spent most of his life, this incredible restaurant boasts some 1,500 wines.

A Michelin two-star restaurant run by Chef Julian Serrano, enjoy decadent entrees such as the roasted Maine lobster, roasted milk-fed veal chop, or the iconic roasted pigeon (Picasso’s specialty). Take in views of the Bellagio Fountain outside as you sip on perfectly-paired wines for an additional $63/person. Picasso is classy without being stuffy, making it an ideal place to impress.

 

6) Michael’s Gourmet Room

An off-the-strip classic now in the South Point Hotel & Casino, Micheal’s Gourmet Room will have your date swooning. Red velvet furniture is the signature look of Michael’s Gourmet Room, and intimate space of only 50 diners at a time ensures you’ll be well taken care of.

In fact, Michael’s Gourmet Room has won numerous awards, including the Top 5 Restaurants in Las Vegas by the Zagat Survey and the Award of Excellence from Distinguished Restaurants of North America, amongst others.

The menu has a tastefully definitive menu, including escargot, a to-die-for French onion soup, and the Chateaubriand, Bouquetière for two. A rose-budded glass ceiling adds to the ambiance, and a dessert cart that comes around with bananas Foster or cherries jubilee is a must.

 

7) Top of the World in The STRAT Hotel

If you want the best view in Vegas, Top of the World offers just that with its 360-degree (every 80 minutes) rotating restaurant. Not only is the view stunning, but Top of the World also knows how to cook and has been awarded 2019’s Best of Las Vegas Award for Best Fine Dining, Best View, and Most Romantic Spot.

Enjoy fresh seafood, steaks, and seasonal ingredients, paired with the perfect wine. Like The Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Top of the World offers proposal packages which average around $400. You can also opt for the four-course menu, including soup, two main courses, and dessert for $106 per person and an additional $49 with paired wine.

 

8) Edo Gastro Tapas & Wine

If tapas and a good wine scream romance to you, get to Edo Gastro Tapas & Wine, a Spanish-style tapas bar in Mountain View Plaza. Emulating the tapas of Catalan Barcelona, Edo Gastro has traditional small plates like bravas potatoes, croquetas, and a delicious Iberico charcuterie board.

The menu also includes vegetarian and vegan options, which can be a welcome change to all the traditional French restaurants that are meat-heavy when one thinks of romantic restaurants. Though the Barcelona-born chef Oscar Amador Edo keeps it traditional, he also branches out with fusion flavors and modern techniques.

With Edo’s experience at two of Spain’s hottest Michelin-star restaurants, ElBulli and El Racó, it’s no wonder he knows he can flex his skills in the tapas trade.

 

9) Sinatra’s Italian Eatery

Also, within Wynn Las Vegas, Sinatra’s Italian Eatery pays tribute to the American crooner Frank Sinatra. Enjoy upscale Italian dishes in this nostalgic ambiance, with indoor and outdoor dining complete with fireplaces to keep you and your beloved cozy. The dress code is classy for both males and females; shorts, open-toed shoes, and sports apparel are not allowed.

So embrace it and plan on dressing up as you enjoy antipasto treats like Mediterranean octopus or main entrees like lasagne bolognese, grilled Mediterranean sea bass, or veal parmigiana. Cocktail choices are named after Sinatra songs, and an extensive list of wines by the bottle or glass makes the evening soar.

 

10) Sara’s at The Palms

Think the 1920s Gatsby, and you’ll have the inside of Sara’s, a steakhouse that is still somewhat off-the-radar. The brainchild of celebrated Chef Michael Symon, enter through a small door that seems to invite you into something secret. Sara’s in is something special, with only 45 seats and a speakeasy feel. Stone tables elevate your dining experience, and tuxedo-clad waitstaff put the royalty back into dining.

Indulge in such divine creations as the seafood tower, or grab one of the varieties of an Old Fashioned Sara’s offers. The menu includes truffle fried chicken, a lobster cobb salad, and smoked prime rib. Pair it with an assortment of sides that include duck fat fries, crispy Brussel sprouts, and English peas.

 

Conclusion

Romance is in the air in Las Vegas; you need to know where to look. These are the top-ten no-fail restaurants to choose from when you want to go all out for a night that is unique and memorable.

Let the ambiance and fine cuisine of each of these restaurants lead you to an evening of love. From glamorous views to Michelin-level dishes, get ready to while the night away together with these romantic restaurants in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is always ready to entertain, and that includes a line-up of comedy shows that will leave you feeling lighter after the night is through. From staple Las Vegas comedy acts to hot new comedians hitting the Vegas scene, there is something for every sense of humor when it comes to comedy shows in Las Vegas. Finding the best comedy shows in Las Vegas is worth doing one’s homework about.

Luckily, we’ve researched for you with this comprehensive list of comedy shows in Las Vegas. After grabbing a bite to eat, discovering the most intriguing comedy show in Las Vegas for your upcoming trip is at your fingertips. Read on to find the best comedy shows in Las Vegas, and book one today!

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1) Carrot Top at Luxor Hotel & Casino

This redhead is so quirky that he’s made his place a mainstay in Las Vegas Comedy. Though Carrot Top has played at Las Vegas since 2005, he is constantly creating new material, ready to get your gut-splitting. His act surrounds a trunk in which he pulls out surprising props, inspiring fodder for his craft.

Jokes surround current topics, music, and pop culture, Carrot Top promises that no two shows will be alike. Carrot Top first made his debut on “Star Search” and has since gone on to be a guest at “Comic Strip Live” and “The Tonight Show,” to name others. Not really a family-friendly show, leave the kids at home.

Carrot Top performs nightly at 8 pm, with the exclusion of Sundays. Spend a little more and opt for the Meet & Greet with Carrot Top and hour before the show.

 

2) Laugh Factory at the Tropicana Hotel & Casino

The Laugh Factory brings together a diverse group of comedians, highlighting a different comedian each night. The Laugh Factory has been responsible for launching several now-big-name careers, such as the Second City in Chicago feeds SNL.

Past comedians have included Tim Allen, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, Jay Leno, and Wanda Sykes to name just a shortlist. Shows are currently running Thursday through Sunday evenings, at 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm. Check the website to find the latest lineup of whose playing next, which can be booked for about a month. General tickets run around $38, and VIP is closer to $45 a person. Must be 18 or older to enter the Tropicana club.

 

3) Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club at MGM Grand

Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club showcases the three-time Emmy winning Brad Garrett (best known for his role in Everybody Loves Raymond), but also a variety of up-and-coming comedians that are worth coming to see. The custom made theater was created with comedy in mind, a claim no other stage in Las Vegas can make.

The club has a 1920s New York City feel, a charming atmosphere to spend an evening whiling away the hours in. The loveable Brad Garrett is not always at the club but frequently makes appearances with comedy content that includes “life’s second act.”

Comedy shows run on Friday and Saturday at 7 pm and 10 pm, and Sundays at 8 pm. The schedule is posted on the website and usually runs about a month and a half out. Typical shows run for about 90 minutes, with no drink minimum, but a minimum entry age of 21.

 

4) The Mike Hammer Comedy & Magic Show Las Vegas

Mike Hammer combines laughs with magic in this edgy and fun performance. This fast-paced 70-minute show includes joking around alongside razor blade-swallowing and his signature stunt, the Pick Pocket Booth of Solitude. Mike has charmed audiences for over 25 years and has been featured on Penn & Teller, A&E TV, and Bad Ink.

Named one of the “45 Under 45” by Esquire Magazine, Mike Hammer is a force to be reckoned with. A wild ride, you’ll find yourself fully captivated by this unique mix of live entertainment, including mind-reading and nonstop jokes. Mike’s slogan is, “Get Hammer’d with Mike Hammer,” which pretty much says it all. Best for adult audiences, the Mike Hammer Comedy & Magic Show runs five nights a week in the Four Queens Hotel & Casino.

 

5) L.A. Comedy Club at The STRAT Hotel

Another go-to comedy club in Las Vegas, enjoy a mix of comedy styles and comedians from the L.A. Comedy Club at The STRAT Hotel. The Dragon Room hosts up to 160 audience members at a time, making for an intimate night of humor. L.A. Comedy Club’s past stars have included Aziz Ansari, Felipe Esparsa, and Loni Love. At L.A.

Comedy Club, you can choose from general admission, VIP, and VIP All-You-Can-Drink seating options, to really make it a memorable evening. Additional perks at The STRAT include free parking. General admission is $39.95, and VIP admission, which includes the VIP line and choice of seating, runs at $59.95.

 

6) Las Vegas Live Comedy Club at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

This small comedy club is tucked inside of the Miracle Miles Shops complex. Bringing comedians from NYC, Boston, Chicago, L.A., and Las Vegas, this new but up-and-coming comedy club is on the cutting edge of comedy. Resident comedian Edwin San Juan frequently headlines here and is worth coming to see.

Performances run each night of the week, so anytime is a good time to let loose. Prices start at a modest $18 and up and are currently heavily discounted. Audience members must be 16 and over due to adult content in the shows. Nightly shows run at 9 pm.

 

7) The Comedy Cellar in the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino

The Comedy Cellar has seen such big names as Darrell Hammond, Keith Robinson, Jim Norton, and Ray Romano. The following week’s lineups are posted at the end of the week, as the club ensures the best possible comedians. Come for a night show or for the Sunday brunch, which highlights laughs alongside delicious eats, including the best ham and eggs.

Weekday shows are incredibly reasonable, ranging from $10 – $17, and weekend shows run at about $22 a person. Perhaps one of the best value shows, see up to five comedians within the 90-minute show. Additionally, if you’re interested in taking a comedy class and will be in Las Vegas for the duration of one, The Comedy Cellar offers classes for beginners and up.

 

8) Opium at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

A somewhat psychedelic experience, this 85-minute variety show brought to you from Spiegelworld is themed around an adult-only space odyssey. The plot all takes place on a grade-B, 80’s-style spaceship, and the characters keep the story quick and funny.

Expect acts to include creative performances using unexpected objects like bubble gum, balloons, and tennis rackets. Certainly not your average comedy show, travel to another dimension with the Opium at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Other shows by the theater company Spiegelworld include Absinthe and The Atomic Saloon Show.

 

9) Tape Face at Harrah’s

Don’t let the strange name deter you from seeing this talented comic-mime, Tape Face (Sam Willis). A family-friendly show, Tape Face made his name on Season 11 of America’s Got Talent. Since then, the New Zealand native has made a home for himself in Las Vegas with his gut-wrenching humor, all without uttering a word.

Tape Face blends Vaudeville’s background, traditional circus freak shows, and shock comedy to create his unique mix of humor and entertainment. Past notable performances have included performing for the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Helen Clark, and as a regular on Pulp Comedy when it aired on TV2. Whatever language you speak, Tape Face transforms borders with his one-of-a-kind show.

 

10) The Eddie Griffin Experience at SAHARA Las Vegas

The Eddie Griffin Experience brings raunchy laughter to the SAHARA Las Vegas. His relaxed demeanor helps create a comfortable atmosphere as he explores every-day experiences in a funny light. Eddie has been in comedy for 30 years, and he uses this experience to bring special expertise to his comedy.

Eddie has previously been ranked number 62 on Comedy Central’s list of the Greatest 100 Stand-Ups of All Time. Eddie is best known for his role in Deuce Bigalow as a pimp and many other movies, including Double, Take, and Undercover Brother. Full disclaimer that he does not shy away from uncomfortable material, so leave the kids at home.

 

Conclusion

Entertainment is synonymous with Las Vegas, and this sizzling city does not fall short on comedy shows. From family-friendly shows to edgier comedians, come to Vegas for some laughter therapy. Check out one of the big names that play consistently or head to a hip comedy where you never know what up-and-coming-star you’ll see. Whatever you choose, get ready to shed your cares, at least for a few hours, in the city that knows how to party.

Though Sin City may be synonymous with nightlife, an afternoon show in Las Vegas is a great way to spend your time, as well as save some money on shows. A diverse range of entertainment options exists for matinee shows, from comedy to magic, music to Cirque du Soleil. If you’re traveling with children to Las Vegas or like an earlier bedtime, then afternoon shows are the way to go.

With so much entertainment in Las Vegas, we’ve simplified the process of searching for afternoon shows with a hearty list of afternoon shows in Las Vegas to check out after enjoying a delicious meal in the city. Read on to discover the breadth of your options when searching for an afternoon show in Las Vegas, and book a show for your upcoming Vegas vacation today!

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• Best things to do in Las Vegas
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1) Paranormal

Paranormal invites you to step into the world of magic and mind-reading with the international star, Frederic Da Silva. Located within the Bally’s Hotel & Casino, get ready to be wowed by Da Silva’s ability to read minds, hypnotize, and perform magic. Da Silva can pull such fascinating stunts as reading who you are thinking of at the moment or even your name without telling it to him.

One of the top-rated mentalists in Vegas, Da Silvia is an international star who has won numerous awards in the United States and Europe. A great show for families, tickets can be found for $50 and under. Do note, children under age six are not allowed. The show runs a total of 75 minutes.

 

2) Blue Man Group

Blue Man Group has made its name by their signature brilliant blue face paint and their music, laughter, and creative live performance. Unlike anything you’ve ever seen before, Blue Man Group is appropriate for all audience ages and has been enjoyed by some 35 million people over the years!

Blue Man Group plays at The Luxor Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, making it an easy get-to. All of the Blue Man Group’s performance is nonverbal, so whatever language you speak, you’ll be able to party with this wild group. Blue Man performs daily at 4 pm, and there is no age restriction.

 

3) Legends in Concert

Legends in Concert may be a bit cheesy, but it’s exactly what Las Vegas does best: big, showy, and full of familiar characters such as impersonations of Elvis Presley, Lady Gaga, and Frank Sinatra. Legends in Concert isn’t just another tribute show, it is the tribute show worth seeking out. If you love music, then this show is for you and will have you humming long after you’ve left the theater.

Expect a full-on show complete with back up singers, lights, and dazzling stars so close to the real thing; you might have to pinch yourself.  More than just look likes, Legends in Concert impersonators can really sing. Located in the Tropicana Hotel, tickets under $50 can be found for Legends in Concert.

 

4) Mystere

A trip to Vegas would not be complete without a little Cirque du Soleil, and Mystere fulfills that role. Mystere offers stunning visuals of stunts, acrobatics, music, and lights great for kids and adults alike. Revel in the immaculate costumes, or dream about your alternate life as a Cirque du Soleil performer when you see just how talented these athletes are.

Actually, the first Cirque du Soleil show performed in Las Vegas, feel like you’re well experienced in Las Vegas history when you attend Mystere. If you really want to go all out, book the IN THE WINGS VIP experience where you’ll head onstage to take final bows with the performers, as well as sip champagne with them later. Mystere is located in the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino.

 

5) Drag Brunch at Senor Frog’s

The Drag Brunch at Senor Frog’s is a boozy and fun way to spend an afternoon. Enjoy unlimited mimosas as you take in the impressive voices and visuals of drag queens who own it. Brunch is plentiful, and with options like huevos rancheros, waffles, french toast, sausage, bacon, and the list goes on.

The 75-minute show highlights drag queens from RuPaul’s Drag Race, Shannel, Coco Montrese, and Yara Sofia. An interactive show, closer to the stage means more chance of being called out by these glitzy queens. First shown in Times Square in NYC, Drag Brunch made its way to Las Vegas for a good reason.

You never quite know what will happen at Drag Brunch, so be prepared for anything goes. Showtimes are Friday, Saturdays, and Sundays, 10 am and 1 pm.

 

6) World Famous Gospel Brunch at House of Blues

Gospel and brunch. What could get better than eating eggs and sipping coffee while the blasting pipes of talented gospel voices fill your ears? The World Famous Gospel Brunch at House of Blues gives you this opportunity each Sunday at 10 am and 1 pm. With a killer all-you-can-eat Southern-style buffet, hand-clapping music, and a make-your-own Bloody Mary bar, this Vegas show will get your day off on the right foot.

The show runs for 90-minutes, and there is no age restriction. Additionally, feel good about your choice to attend the World Famous Gospel Bruch as $1 of every ticket goes to the Music Forward Foundation, aiming to bring transformational music experiences to youth.

 

7) The Big Elvis Show

You can’t go to Vegas and not see at least one Elvis impersonator, right? So why not see the Elvis impersonator, The Big Elvis? Back at Harrah’s Piano Bar, The Big Elvis Show runs Friday and Saturday from 2 pm – 5 pm. Pete Vallee does a killer impersonation of Elvis and has been doing so for 40 years!

Pete is welcoming and interactive as a performer, inviting song requests, and audience members on stage. Voted one of the Top 10 Shows in Las Vegas by USA Today, you’ll be so glad you saw The King. Also, the price is right; it’s free.

 

8) Laughternoon

If you’re ready to get your laugh on in the afternoon, head to Laughternoon, a stand-up comedy show by Adam London. A mix of light magic and comedy, enjoy a relaxing afternoon getting some good punchlines. London has worked previously at L.A. Comedy Club, The Improv Comedy Club, and Hollywood’s Magic Castle.

Additionally, Adam is known as a warm personality and frequently provides shows for local youth organizations. Playing daily at 4 pm, there is no age restriction on this show, and this good, clean fun is something you can feel confident about taking kids to.

 

9) Popovich Comedy Pet Theater

If you love animals and love to let loose, Popovich Comedy Pet Theater is a great pick. This pet-filled theater showcases 30 rescue animals who aid Gregory Popovich in his stunts. The animals love working on stage and include goats, cats, dogs, and ducks. Kids and adults alike will adore this loveable show.

Popovich has even turned his success into a movie with an endearing plot about an ex-circus legend struggling as a street performer in the wild west streets of Las Vegas. This variety show includes juggling, gymnastics, and a jump rope routine, done both by Popovich and the pets that you will not be able to get enough of!

 

10) Hans Klok

Known as the World’s Fastest Magician, Dutch magician Hans Klok is truly a sight to behold. He performs tricks and illusions at a rapid speed, with a record of 12 tricks within just five minutes! Additionally, his show spares no stops, with sparkling visual effects that really make it an experience.

Klok has been performing magic since the young age of ten, and his efficiency and speed on the stage are testaments to his long and fruitful career. The show is 70 minutes total, and children under age five are not allowed to attend.

 

Conclusion

With so much to do in Las Vegas, waste no time and get yourself to an afternoon show! Afternoon shows are a great way to see a wonderful production for a reduced price and a mellower crowd. With so many options to choose from, you may want to pick more than just one. Please do call ahead for all shows to double-check on times and availability as many fluctuations are currently happening due to the Covid pandemic. With these great options, you’ll be well entertained in unforgettable Las Vegas!

The ability to book a hotel now but pay later is an essential option in these uncertain times. For some hotels, this also means the option to cancel your reservations within a certain timeframe, cost-free. This collection of book now pay later hotels in Las Vegas will set you off on the right path when looking for a hotel that allows you the flexibility you desire.

Additionally, a book now, pay later hotel can give you the space to save for your upcoming trip to explore this wonderful city. In essence, book now, pay later hotels to let you make reservations on your own terms. So if you’re planning an upcoming trip to Las Vegas, why not take advantage of the option to book now and pay later when you’re booking your hotel?

Read on to find the best book now, pay later hotel for you in Las Vegas, and get Vegas-dreaming today!

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• Best restaurants in Vegas
• Places to avoid in Las Vegas
• Things to do in Vegas

 

1) Four Queens Hotel and Casino

Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a book now, pay later hotel with many activities onsite. Four Queens Hotel has three restaurants, a casino, and three bars connected to a shopping complex. Additional amenities include a fitness center, coffee shop, and a swimming pool.

Directly across the street from their sister property, Binion’s Gambling Hall, if you’ve come to Vegas to gamble, you’ll be set at Four Queens Hotel. Self-park is available for a modest $3 a day, and a cook-to-order breakfast is available.

Check out the complimentary newspapers in the lobby, grab a gift to take home from the gift store, or utilize the laundry services available. With a multilingual staff, everyone will feel at home at Four Queens Hotel and Casino.

 

2) Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is a classic Las Vegas hotel, with rooms that range from standard up to a one-bedroom spa suite. Families love the pool and waterslide, and additionally, pets are allowed. Onsite, enjoy the gym, spa, and hot tub to unwind.

There are nine restaurants and two coffee shops at Golden Nugget, which seems like an extraordinary feat. However, that’s not all; two poolside bars and five additional bars are all at arm’s reach within the Golden Nugget complex. An onsite nightclub makes this a win for those coming to party. In all, there’s something for everyone at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.

 

3) The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a luxury hotel and casino, just a three-minute walk from the Bellagio Casino and Fountain. Guests love the extensive amenities of The Cosmopolitan, which include 20 restaurants, three outdoor pools, and a full-service spa that includes a Turkish hammam.

In the heart of the Las Vegas strip, overlook the lights of Vegas from your perch of a room. If you’ve come to Vegas to stay busy, check out the extensive daily calendar of events that include happy hours, live DJs, and live entertainment. The casino is modern and touts a touch of technology that may be missing at other older Vegas establishments. Connected to high-end shopping, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has thought of everything.

 

4) Tuscany Suites & Casino

Tuscany Suites & Casino brings a touch of Northern Italy to the glitz of the Vegas Strip. With a great book now, pay later policy, get prepared for a vacation that includes large suites, two stunning outdoor pools, a clean and modern fitness center, as well as an onsite spa. Great for families, pick a room with a separate living area and kitchenette for easy traveling and extra space.

Enjoy rotating guest performers each Monday and staple performers every night of the week. The casino offers slots, tables, and more. Onsite, Tuscany Suites & Casino has three delectable restaurants themed around Italian fare.

 

5) South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa

A great book now, pay later options, South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa just minutes away from the Vegas Strip. Rare amenities include a 16-screen Century Theater, 64-lane bowling center, and 11 restaurants. If you’ve come to play, enjoy the latest slot games, various tables, and video poker machines.

The South Point Spa is the perfect place to unwind with 40,000 square feet of relaxation, including 27 treatment rooms and a co-ed wet area. An onsite gym is included in the resort fee, and the outdoor wading, swimming pool, and hot tub is a must for sun lovers. Dining includes pretty much every palate you could think of, including a steak house, oyster bar, Japanese restaurant, and buffet.

 

6) The Retreat on Charleston Peak

If you want to be off-the-beaten-path, head to The Retreat on Charleston Peak, some 45 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. This charming rustic lodge highlights the more natural elements of the Las Vegas area. Look out onto Kyle Canyon, some 6,700 feet in altitude. Amenities include an early-bird breakfast, a pet-friendly patio, and a tavern gaming bar.

Definitely, a more low-key way to experience Las Vegas, The Retreat on Charleston Peak has a sustainability mission that shows in their hospitality. The retreat is also currently undergoing exciting expansions, including a new spa and modernization to the rooms.

 

7) Holiday Inn Express & Suites Las Vegas – E Tropicana

This brand new hotel in Las Vegas is a wonderful choice, just off the Las Vegas Strip. Highly rated for cleanliness, enjoy spacious rooms that range from standard to premium. An outdoor pool, fitness center, and free breakfast each morning make Holiday Inn Express & Suites even sweeter.

Free self-parking is included in every stay, including free parking for RVs and other large vehicles. Great for those seeking ADA accessibility, Holiday Inn Express & Suites is nearly 100% wheelchair accessible, including in the fitness center, pool, and in all hallways. A notably friendly staff makes Holiday Inn Express & Suites a winning choice.

 

8) Candlewood Suites Las Vegas – E Tropicana

Candlewood Suites Las Vegas offers immaculate rooms at a reasonable price. A smoke-free hotel highlights the property include an outdoor pool, fitness center, and hot tub. Each room comes with a separate living area and a kitchenette, making staying as a family easier.

Free self-parking for all cars and RVs takes the worry out of parking in Vegas. Enjoy added perks like an outdoor fire pit, BBQ area, and sun lounge chairs by the pool. A small grocery store is onsite to make your basic cooking needs easier. Additionally, pets are welcome at Candlewood Suites.

 

9) El Cortez Hotel and Casino

El Cortez Hotel and Casino offers book before you pay rooms as well as free cancellation. Located in the city center, El Cortez Hotel has three restaurants/bars, in addition to the casino. Enjoy standard rooms and recently renovated Premium Tower Rooms and the stylish Cabana Suites with custom retro furniture and fine linens.

All rooms come with a complimentary glass of wine or beer when you order an entree at the onsite restaurants. Additionally, free parking and fitness center access make this a wonderful stay. Listen to live music at the Parlour Bar on Fridays and Saturdays, or book a massage at the onsite spa.

 

10) Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa

Red Rock Casino, Resort, and Spa offers luxurious aesthetics to go with incredible views of the red rocks of Las Vegas area. 10 miles off of The Strip, Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa is away from the hustle and bustle, but not without a plethora of fun. Choose from rooms, penthouses, suites, and villas to make your stay in Vegas truly memorable.

With every stay, enjoy concierge services, Egyptian high-count linens, separate shower and tubs, and down comforters. Head to the Sandbar Pool, an impressive expanse of various pools that includes poolside gaming. A truly elevated experience, treat yourself to Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa.

 

11) SAHARA Las Vegas

SAHARA Las Vegas is a book now, pay later hotel with a free cancellation policy. Located on the Vegas Strip, SAHARA Las Vegas has five restaurants, three outdoor pools, free self-parking, and an all-service spa. A full breakfast can be arranged each morning for an additional $5-15, and the onsite gym and nightclub add value to this Vegas staple.

Sophisticated yet approachable, SAHARA Las Vegas caters not only to individuals and couples but also to families. Families can take advantage of cribs for their bedrooms, as well as laundry facilities if needed.

The casino includes Blackjack, Roulette, and Baccarat, as well as slots and a sports booking area. SAHARA Las Vegas is also great for work-related functions; onsite, there is a business center and meeting rooms and a conference center.

 

12) The Orleans Hotel & Casino

The Orleans Hotel & Casino is a resort that includes a full-service spa, on-site casino, and 15 restaurants, all with a New Orleans Mardi Gras theme. Enjoy the outdoor pool, fitness center, or grab a drink at one of the six bars. The Orleans Hotel & Casino has not only free self-park but also free valet services, making your stay a little more elevated.

Families will love the bowling alley and a children’s pool, as well as an arcade/game room. Additionally, babysitting is available at The Orleans Hotel for an additional surcharge. Spa services include body scrubs and treatments, deep tissue massage, and a steam room.

 

13) The D Casino & Hotel

The D Casino & Hotel is the place to be if you want to have nonstop entertainment at your door. The D Casino & Hotel has smaller shows at the Showroom and larger music shows at DLVEC. The D Casino & Hotel is also within close proximity to Freemont Street, one of the most iconic Vegas experiences to seek out.

They specialize in bachelor and bachelorette parties, so if you’re planning your big event, look no further. The D Casino & Hotel is modern, with touches of vintage that makes this hotel ever-endearing. Utilize the four restaurants and two coffee shops on the premises, as well as three bars.

 

14) The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Skypod, BW Premier Collection

The STRAT Hotel has everything you need to never leave your hotel, including the bonus of book now, pay later. From unprecedented Vegas views to an onsite amusement park, The STRAT Hotel is Vegas to the max. Head to the SkyPod to take in the ultimate panorama of The Strip and beyond, or take a SkyJump from the 108th floor.

If you’re looking to make your nuptials even more special, book the Chapel in the Clouds at Level 103. Additionally, The STRAT has five restaurants, two outdoor pools, a casino, and a 24-hour fitness center available.

 

15) Sunset Station Hotel & Casino

Sunset Station Hotel & Casino offers book now, pay later rooms with free cancellation. Sunset Station Hotel & Casino is just outside Las Vegas in the Henderson Green Valley neighborhood. They offer all the luxury one would expect from a Vegas hotel, including 10 restaurants, seven bars, free valet parking, and a 24-hour fitness center.

Enjoy the poolside bar or head to the casino for slots, video poker, tables, and Keno. Sunset Station offers a variety of live entertainment, from stand-up comedy to country stars. The hotel also has a 13-screen movie theater and bowling. The all-new pool has private cabanas, plush daybeds, and all of the Nevada sun to make you smile.

 

16) OYO Hotel and Casino Las Vegas

OYO Hotel and Casino Las Vegas has comfortable, clean rooms that are all book now, pay later, with a free cancellation policy. Three restaurants, five bars, and a casino are part of the OYO complex. Free parking is an included perk, as well as the outdoor pool with poolside bars.

It’s currently running many specials, which include a Flash Sale, Stay More/Play More deal, and Fork Yeah! deal with up to $60 in beverage credit. The OYO Casino highlights a rewards club to receive comps and discounts. A multilingual staff is ready to help 24 hours a day, including a concierge service.

 

17) Tropicana Las Vegas – a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel

Tropicana Las Vegas, part of the DoubleTree by Hilton Head franchise, is in the Las Vegas Strip. Offering many choices for clean and spacious hotel rooms, Tropicana also has a casino, spa, and weekly entertainment.

Check out a show from the Laugh Factory, or unwind at Mandara Spa, which overlooks the outdoor pool. The pool in and of itself is an oasis with beautifully landscaped plants, a waterfall, and whirlpools. Dine at one of the seven onsite restaurants, including Italian cuisine,  a steakhouse, or an extensive breakfast buffet.

 

18) Gold Coast Hotel and Casino

Gold Coast Hotel and Casino has beautiful, modern rooms that are book now, pay later, with a free cancellation policy. Located in the city center, the Gold Coast Hotel and Casino has five restaurants, a casino, and an outdoor pool. Exercise at the fitness center, then belly up to the bar for a drink at one of the three onsite lounges.

Also, onsite is a coffee shop. Take advantage of the free parking, as well as a free casino shuttle if you want to hit up all the highlights of the area. A daily buffet breakfast is available for an additional $7.99 per person, about as good of a deal as you’ll get anywhere.

 

19) Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino

Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino has unbeatable nightly rates, with extensive amenities. All rooms are considered deluxe and vary from being queen or king-sized. Room amenities include free wifi, wheelchair accessible rooms, flat-screen TVs, and blackout drapes. Families can take advantage of the free infant cribs, children’s club (for a surcharge), and babysitting available (also a surcharge).

Onsite, play at the arcade game, hit the slots, or head to the outdoor pool. Nevada residents should take advantage of the current special of the best available rates and a waived hotel service fee. Park your car, RV, or bus for free at Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino, and get ready to relax.

 

20) Trump International Hotel Las Vegas

If you’re cool with supporting the Trump hotel dynasty, Trump International Hotel Las Vegas comes highly rated, and with the chance of VIP access. Of course, everything here is “the most exceptional,” including the view, which does hold up pretty well.

A non-smoking, non-gaming hotel, Trump International Hotel has a beautiful outdoor pool, full-service spa, and a signature DTJ Restaurant & Bar, serving quintessential American fare.

There is also a poolside restaurant H2(EAU), for easy-eats when you don’t want to change out of your swimsuit. A free valet parking service, as well as a free shuttle, makes it easy to get around.

 

Conclusion

There are really so many options when it comes to book now, pay later hotels in Las Vegas, all of them exceptional. Vegas knows that hospitality is paramount when coming to stay in Sin City; from a good base, you’re ready to have fun and truly soak up vacation. With this list of book now, pay later hotels in Las Vegas, book that hotel today, worry-free!

Las Vegas, Nevada, can reach some 100 plus degrees Fahrenheit in the summer months. With a dry, sun-filled atmosphere, what better than to head to the water to cool off? Water parks in Las Vegas, Nevada, are the perfect way to enjoy the heat and sun of this desert town.

Whether you’re young or young at heart, this list of water parks in Las Vegas, Nevada, will streamline your search so you can quickly hit the water slides. All with their unique twists and personalities, no two water parks are created alike. Find the one you want to visit on your trip to Las Vegas with this summary. Read on to discover the best water parks in Las Vegas, Nevada, and get slip-sliding ASAP!

See Also:

• Top restaurants in Las Vegas
• Best things to do in Las Vegas

 

1) Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas

The name says it all with Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas, a family-friendly attraction with a range of thrill levels. Whether your speed is the Kiddie Pool or you’re looking to hit the Hoover Half Pipe, there is no shortage of fun at Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas. Soak up the sun with over ten different sections of the park.

Wet’n’Wild Las Vegas also has fun community events such as movie nights in the pool! When you get hungry from all your water adventures, grab a bite to eat at Oasis Cafe or Agave Grill, with treats such as burgers, chicken tenders, and ice cream. Reopening for the Summer of 2021, stay tuned on the website for upcoming hours.

It is possible to buy a day pass or a season pass (some including free parking) for the frequent customer. Rent a cabana to truly make a day of it, as well as to stay safe from the sun. Additionally, this expansive water park has friendly staff to help accommodate all your needs.

 

2) Circus Circus Adventuredome Theme Park

First, it must be said that to visit Circus Circus Splash Zone, you must be a current registered Circus Circus – Las Vegas hotel guest. Circus Circus Advenuredome Theme Park is best known as an amusement park, although the property does have a Splash Zone complete with a 50-foot slide tower, splash pad, and two pools and whirlpools.

Circus Circus’ water park area is a simpler take on the usually hyped-up water park scene, but it really does the job when you need to cool off in the Nevada sun. The 50-foot slide tower is a new addition to the pool area and comes with three different slide options. The splash pad is aimed at all ages with waterfalls and splash buckets. Cabanas start with a $100 price tag and include chairs for four. Check out the Splash Snacks food truck when hunger strikes.

 

3) Soleil Pool

If you’re looking for a more relaxed take on a day in the water, check out Soleil Pool, part of the Paris Las Vegas hotel conglomerate. Soleil Pool offers a beautiful poolside experience under the iconic Eiffel Tower replica. A two-acre oasis in the busyness of Las Vegas, Soleil Pool has first-come, first-serve lounge chairs or fancy French poolside cabanas for rent.

Cabanas are luxe and include air conditioning, cocktail service, and a flat-screen TV. If you’re going for the more affordable option of pure poolside, fear not, a day at Soleil Pool is still a retreat; bask in the refreshing pool that feels like a Parisian garden. Open from 9 am – 5 pm daily, Soleil Pool transports you to a watery escape.

 

4) Cambridge Water Park

Cambridge Water Park is more on the scale of local parks and recreation fun than the glitzy hotel pools on the strip. However, if you’ve got kiddos and want to burn some of their energy, Cambridge Water Park is a clean, moderate water park within Las Vegas.

For a modest $2 for kids ages 3-17 years, or $3 for adults, come to play at Cambridge Water Park. Currently closed for the season, check out the website come summer months for updated information on Cambridge Water Park.

 

5) Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility

Desert Breeze Aquatic Facility is another Clark County pool facility that’s great on the budget. An indoor pool is accessible throughout the year, and the outdoor water park is perfect for younger children. The water park includes a shallow entryway, two slides, and a play structure within the water.

Currently closed, the park will reopen in the 2021 summer season. Again, youth (3-17) comes at the price of $2 at entry, and adults are $3. Summer passes are available for families up to four for $100. More information regarding the indoor swimming pool can be found online.

 

6) Walnut Water Park

Walnut Water Park is the third Clark County water park option, also open only during the summer months. Located in the northeast part of Las Vegas, Walnut Water Park is a great half-day outing. Enjoy not only the water park but also the playground on-premises, as well as a recently added walking path and sports field. However, Clark County water parks generally open Memorial Day weekend to keep up with the latest information and check the website.

 

7) Cowabunga Bay

Cowabunga Bay offers the classic fun-in-the-sun water park experience. Just off of US-95, Cowabunga Bay is an easy drive from Las Vegas, located in Henderson, NV. 25 acres of summer-fun, Cowabunga Bay has rides that range from a gentle wave pool to a 72’ drop of Zuma ZOOMA. Parents will love the Kids Cove, made with younger children in mind.

Cabanas are the perfect idea when you want a home-base for the day, as well as a place to sip on a fun adult drink. Grab a bite at Bullwinkle’s Boardwalk Grill, with options such as pizza, buffalo wings, and pretzels. If you forgot the sunscreen, fear not; Cowabunga Trader Store has everything from sunglasses to souvenirs. Cowabunga Bay is $29.99 for youth and $39.99 for adults for the upcoming 2021 season.

 

8) Red Ridge Park Kids Water Park

Made for kids ready to play, Red Ridge Park Kids Water Park is a city-funded park with a large splash pad and playground. Two playsets are available next to the splash pad, one for ages 5-12, and the second for the younger crowd of 2-5 years old. Open from 9 am – 10:30 pm daily, there is never a bad time to visit Red Ridge Park Kids Water Park. A concession stand and restrooms are available on the park grounds.

 

9) Mandalay Bay Beach

This 11-acre play area is perfect for the whole family. Float down the lazy river or drink in your private cabana (for an additional cost). Though Mandalay Bay doesn’t off the fast thrills of waterslides, if hanging by the pool is more your thing, then this one is for you.

Mandalay Bay boasts some 2,700 tons of real sand on the grounds, enough to make you feel as if you were truly oceanside. Mandalay Bay Hotel residents can visit for free; non-hotel guests must pay an entry fee of $20 for adults, $10 for kids aged 4-16, and free for kids under 3.

 

10) Lake Las Vegas Water Sports

Last but not least is Lake Las Vegas Water Sports, a mecca for all things waterplay. Whatever your definition of water fun, Lake Las Vegas Water Sports has it from kayaking to water jet packs. A full-service marina, rent an electric boat for a romantic night or go over-the-moon with a private yacht rental.

If you really want the water park-like experience, the Aqua Park is for you with a blow-up playground set on the water. Reasonably priced, Lake Las Vegas Water Sports offers the best prices you will find in the area for activities such as stand-up paddleboarding. Also, check the website (listed under events) for experiences such as a mimosa cruise on Lake Las Vegas, complete with a live DJ.

Memberships are available for season passes if you think you’ll be frequenting Lake Las Vegas Water Sports multiple times over the course of 2021. A twenty-minute drive from downtown Las Vegas, Lake Las Vegas Water Sports is a great destination for a sunny afternoon.

 

Conclusion

From traditional water parks to hotel pools, this round up of water parks in Las Vegas, Nevada, ensures there is something for every style of sunbathing. Though most of the waterparks and pools listed reach their height during summer months, a few of the listings are open year-round. Whatever your budget or style, there is a watery adventure waiting for you in Las Vegas, Nevada. Include one of these water park options when you book your upcoming adventure to Las Vegas, Nevada!

It’s finally happening, you planned a trip to Las Vegas. Your hotel is booked, and you are ready to plan your nights out as you experience the many attractions of Nevada’s most famous city.  The only thing left to plan is finding the best restaurants in Las Vegas. This list will provide you with the best restaurant experiences that Las Vegas has to offer. You will learn about the best Italian, Japanese, Peruvian, Asian, and Mexican cuisines of the Las Vegas Strip.

Whether you want a juicy steak or fried chicken cooked to perfection or you are in search of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, you can relax knowing that this list has you covered. So sit back and prepare your senses for an adventure through the many flavors and atmospheres of the highest-rated restaurants featuring some of the most famous world-class, revered chefs like Gordan Ramsay, Jose Andres, and Ricardo Zarate. 

See Also:

• Places to avoid in Las Vegas
• Things to do in Las Vegas

 

1. Joel Robuchon 

To begin the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is Joel Robuchon which has earned the title of the top-rated Michelin star restaurant with a 3-star rating. This luxury restaurant is located in the MGM Grand and crafts exquisite French cuisine. Experience Maine Lobster with Sweet and Sour Dressing or try Deep Fried Artichoke with Turmeric Chickpea Cappuccino. There are so many delicious options for every diner at this award-winning restaurant. 

 

2. Grand Luxe Cafe

At this next location, enjoy a sophisticated dining experience offering vegetarian and gluten-free options in addition to traditional menu items. Try Double-Cheese Mini Sliders, Crispy Calamari and the Housemade Veggie Burger. With a variety of options featuring many cuisines, including Asian, American, and Mexican, you will find the perfect dish to satisfy what you’re craving and a perfect way to begin your nightlife activities with one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

3. Chin Chin 

If you want a more relaxed dining experience, try one of the best buffets in Las Vegas. Explore Chin Chin’s many dishes of Asian cuisine like Seared Ahi Tuna Crudo, Moo Shu, and Vegetable Garlic Eggplant. With an extensive menu of expertly prepared food including a variety of vegetarian and vegan options, Chin Chin is one of the most popular buffets and one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

4. Edge Steakhouse 

When searching for the best restaurants in Las Vegas, a restaurant with great service and presentation needs to be on the list. At Edge Steakhouse, try a wide range of delicacies like Filet Mignon, Aged Prime Rib, Beef Wellington and Alaskan King Crab Legs, paired with various sides from the traditional Loaded Potatoes or a Festive Mexican Street Corn. For a great experience and expert staffing, Edge Steakhouse is a great option for dinner in Las Vegas. 

 

5. Flights Restaurant 

Get ready to experience everything “in flights of three” at this next restaurant, acclaimed for having the best ambiance and service. Experience fantastic comfort food and allow yourself to embark on a flavor journey as you explore triple the flavors with one of the many expertly crafted cocktail combinations like Margarita on the Rocks, featuring a mango and jalapeno, prickly pear and classic margarita, Manhattan, featuring an orange, classic and chocolate manhattan or Cosmopolitan, featuring a cranberry, grapefruit, and orange cosmopolitan. 

 

6. Andiamo Italian Steakhouse  

The next restaurant on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is an Italian steakhouse featuring authentic Italian cuisine blended with a classic steakhouse menu. Start your meal with antipasti like Mozzarella in Carrozza. Next, have a Prime Porterhouse paired with Andiamo Signature Zip Sauce and a side like Lobster-Black Truffle Baked Ziti. Pair your custom cooked steak with one of the many exquisite wines on the extensive menu for a meal guaranteed to satisfy your craving for an Italian steakhouse. 

 

7. Gordon Ramsay Steak  

When looking for the best steaks in Las Vegas, Gordon Ramsay Steak is the most talked about, highest reviewed steakhouse, making it one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas. Located inside the Paris Casino, you can start your evening of gaming with an extensive menu of perfectly cooked steaks like the Triple Seared Japanese A5 Kobe. With a custom steak presentation at every table and Gordon Ramsay’s infamous sticky toffee pudding, you will leave with a full stomach and a story to tell at this unique Las Vegas restaurant. 

 

8. Ellis Island BBQ

While some travelers might feel a great meal should spare no expense, a luxury meal does not need to empty your wallet. Ellis Island BBQ is the perfect place to get a great meal with a budget-friendly bill. Featuring great breakfast, lunch and dinner options all day, get ready to experience one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas on a budget, try their Loaded Fries and Island Sampler Platter. Top it off with the Frisco Burger, Patty Melt or a King Cut Prime Rib. Just because you want to save your money for the slots does not mean that you need to cut back on quality and ambiance. 

 

9. Fat Tuesday

No trip to Las Vegas would be complete without a visit to Fat Tuesday. With their many cocktail combinations, this attraction will help you get your night out started right. Open late at night, every night, this location makes for a quick pit stop on your way to one of the many casinos and clubs on the strip, making this a welcome addition to the best restaurants in Las Vegas on a budget. 

 

10. Top of the World

When visiting Las Vegas, no restaurant experience will make you feel like you’re experiencing the best like Top of the World. With a luxurious ambiance, exquisite delicacies and exquisite presentations, this restaurant will take your taste buds on a thrill ride as you explore the Las Vegas skyline in this rotating restaurant. For a full night of high-end dining and casino games, this location is your one-stop on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

11. e by Jose Andres  

Voted one of the top 100 restaurants in America in 2018, this next restaurant qualifies as a flavor experience than a traditional meal. This modern Spanish restaurant features artful presentations that are just as satisfying to the eye as it is to your stomach. Enjoy a private dining experience in this small eight-person space where your menu is customized for you. 

 

12. Once Las Vegas

Experience a Peruvian-Japanese fusion at this unique and exclusive restaurant from the award-winning chef Ricardo Zarate. Featuring Happy hour  Hour and large group dining accommodations, Once brings the best of Peruvian heritage and family dining to the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas, including a variety of vegetarian options. Enjoy Once’s special Happy Hour menu featuring signature cocktails paired with special menu items like Yuquitos, Seared Albacore Tuna, and Braised Fennel. 

 

13. Sage Las Vegas

This next restaurant brings indulgent flavors and a luxury ambiance while accommodating any visitor with a variety of options to suit any craving. Start with Osetra Caviar followed by Roasted Duck Breast. Any for vegan and vegetarian diners, choose an equally indulgent dish from the exclusive vegan menu with options like Heirloom Carrot Salad, Roasted Eggplant, and Raspberry Coconut Semifreddo. With so many great menu options this restaurant is sure to please anyone looking for the best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

14. Wing Lei Las Vegas

At the Wing Lei, experience the best in Asian cuisine with traditional tastes like Green Fields with Peking Duck, Pan-Seared Pot Stickers and Honey Glazed BBQ Spare Ribs. Or try some delectable delicacies like Marinated Jellyfish, Sliced Beef Shank with Pork Ear and Chilled Abalone. For the vegetarian diners, there is an exclusive menu featuring Tai Chin Gardien Chicken, Braised Tofu and Three Cup Eggplant. This is just a preview of the wonderful tastes and ambiance that this contemporary luxury restaurant adds to the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

15. Bouchon Las Vegas

Bouchon features exclusive French bistro experiences that offer daily fresh and seasonal ingredients. With a menu that changes daily to display the best the chef has to offer, this is one restaurant that offers a different flavor every visit while providing a consistent personalized dining event. Taste the flavors of France with dishes like Roasted Chicken with Sweet Corn, Smoked Salmon Rillettes and Country Style Pate with Watercress. With so many great flavors, Bouchon is an obvious addition to the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

16. Mizumi

At Mizumi, you will experience the best in authentic Japanese cuisine while experiencing a modern dining experience. Offering event planning for large group reservations and private dining experiences. Taste unique flavors like Abalone Sushi and Sashimi, Creamy Crab Croquette, Black Cod Saikyoyaki, and the vegetarian Robotayaki Farmer’s Vegetables. This four-star restaurant offers all of these great flavors in your choice of dining experiences including outside seating and the Floating Pagoda Table. For a great night out, this is a great option on the list of the best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

 

17. Vegenation

For diners looking for the best vegetarian and vegan food options, this next location on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is not only exclusively vegan and vegetarian but also sources local produce and vegan meats and cheeses. Explore flavors like Hand-Rolled Vegan Sushi, Elote Tamale or try the Daily Pop-Up Special, featuring the best in the daily sourced farmer’s products. With a variety of new flavors, fresh ingredients, and gluten-free options, this location is the perfect place for diners with alternative tastes or dietary restrictions. 

 

18. Mr. Mamas 

This next location on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is a traveler favorite for breakfast and lunch and features a relaxed atmosphere and great food in a family-friendly environment. This restaurant wants you to feel at home and experience the family’s tradition of offering great food, service, and experiences. Mr. Mamas is open seven days a week and is a great option for visitors looking for breakfast and lunch staples. 

 

19. Steak n’ Shake

Open from 6 am until midnight, you will experience the best in a traditional bar and diner experience while enjoying the sights of Las Vegas. Try the Chili Mac Supreme, Beef Taco Salad or try the Original Steakburger. Don’t forget to save some room for dessert as you indulge in one of the many Hand-Scooped Shakes featuring your favorite specialty mix-ins. 

 

20. Kabuto  

If you want to experience the best tastes of traditional Japanese sushi, this final entry on the list of best restaurants in Las Vegas is a great spot to try fresh fish imported directly from Japan. Each menu creation is crafted with fish hand-picked by the chef at its peak of flavor and paired with the perfect sake to give you the ultimate in flavor profiles. No matter your selections, you are getting a customized dining experience guaranteed to keep you coming back for more. 

 

Conclusion

Now that you have explored the best restaurants in Las Vegas, you are ready to begin your flavor adventure. Whether you are looking for the best in ambiance, unique experiences like floating tables, group venues or convenient locations inside your favorite casinos, you are now an expert in every dining experience that makes Las Vegas such a great travel destination. Regardless of the restaurant rating or cuisine, you can rest assured knowing that this list has given you the most up to date menu selections, so you are certain that every Las Vegas dining experience will provide you with the best ingredients, service and authentic flavors that you would expect from the best restaurants in Las Vegas. 

Las Vegas is known as The Gambling Capital of the World, but casinos are not the only attractions. It is also known as the Entertainment Capital of the World. You will find that there are attractions that fit people of all ages.  Whether you are looking for fun for the whole family to enjoy or just looking for some touristy things to do, this guide will show 20 of the best attractions to do while you are in The Entertainment Capital of the World.

See Also: Places to avoid in Las Vegas

 

 

1. Hoover Dam

You can spend the evening walking across the Hoover Dam, taking in the beautiful sights of Lake Mead and the deserts after.  If you are interested in history, stop by the visitors center to learn more about the Hoover Dam’s intriguing background.  Upon your visit, you will wonder how they built the dam without today’s tools. Some recommend trying their “Dam Burger” from the food store.  You will find that this attraction has something for everyone.  

 

2. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

If you are in the mood for some exhilarating times outdoors, Red Canyon National Conservation Area would be a great place to spend your weekend.  Here, you will find that there are miles of trails to hike through in Nevada’s Mojave Desert that are led by Certified Interpretive Guides. You can take it all in at some of the panoramic viewpoints located throughout the park. 

 

3. Lake Mead

If you are looking for a good way to cool down or throw out some lines and see what fish are biting, Lake Mead has become known as a water paradise.  It was created in the 1930s after the Hoover Dam was built. Lake Mead is known as the largest reservoir in the United States. The beautiful water blue against the brown landscape makes the view breathtaking.  This is one of the non-tourist things to do in Vegas.

 

4. The Valley of Fire State Park

The Valley of Fire is a breathtaking National Park located in Clark County.  It gets its name from the red sandstone formations called the Aztec Sandstone, which was formed 150 million years ago caused of the shifting of the dunes.  This experience will take selfies to the next level. You will enjoy the peaceful scenery away from the noisy city. This is an astonishing National Park you may want to visit while you are in Nevada.  

 

5. Death Valley National Park

Experience a land of extremes at Death Valley National Park.  Titus Canyon is located in Death Valley and is a ghost town. It is known as “the hottest, driest, and lowest National Park in North America”.  Despite its name, there is much wildlife to experience in Death Valley. While you are there you may want to learn about the history of Death Valley.  There are many wonderful things for the kids to do as well. You may want to visit this amazing place, but you will not want to depend on your vehicle’s navigation system to get you there.  

 

6. Las Vegas Arts District

The Las Vegas Arts District is about an 18-block neighborhood that is located Downtown.  This electrifying cultural center is loaded with art galleries and fun events. This place has something for everyone, along with some interesting history.  The Las Vegas Arts District has many things to do including art galleries, museums, boutiques, antique shops, and many restaurants and bars to eat at. 

 

7. First Friday

First Friday is a block party that happens on the first Friday of every month.  It is located in the 18b Arts District and is a way for everyone to celebrate local culture along with creativity.  It provides artistic opportunities for many students in the Clark County School District with assemblies and contests.  You will be able to see the diversity and enjoy creativity at its best. This is an amazing block party that you may not want to miss on the first Friday of the month.  

 

8. Neon Museum

This museum is dedicated to studying, preserving, and exhibiting historic city signs.  Here, you will find that featured events are happening all the time. Every one of the signs in this museum has a unique story.  This is one museum that you may not want to miss if you are interested in taking selfies with some iconic neon signs and learning about their history.  

 

9. Las Vegas Natural History Museum

This museum is dedicated to educating the community about history from prehistoric times until now.  It does not matter what age, everyone will enjoy learning about the history of the world. This is one museum you will not want to miss while you are in the Las Vegas Art District.  

 

10. Stratosphere

The Stratosphere is one Las Vegas experience you will not want to miss.  It is not only a hotel, but it also has the only rotating dining room as well.  Dining at the Stratosphere will take you to the top of the world. You will also have the chance to get closer to the skyline with their skypod thrill rides.  If you feel like you want to dive, the Stratosphere also has a sky jump. Nights at the Stratosphere look breathtaking, so this is one thing you may want to experience at night.  There is so much to experience at the Stratosphere.  

 

11. Fremont Street Experience

The Fremont Experience is a five-block attraction located in downtown Las Vegas. You will find that there is always something happening.  Here, you will find many places to stay along with many places to dine. You will even find light shows along with your experience. This is one attraction you will want to do with the kids.  This is also one of the top 100 things to do in Vegas. You will not want to miss this experience at night. 

 

12. Paris Las Vegas

If you are in The City of Lights with your significant other, you will want to stay at “the most romantic spot in Las Vegas.”  Paris Las Vegas overlooks the Fountains at Bellagio. They also host some amazing shows that you may want to experience while you are there.  This is one of the things to do tonight with your significant other.  

 

13. The Big Apple Coaster and Arcade

This is a New York experience in Vegas that the whole family can enjoy.  They offer a virtual reality experience where you can chase around monsters and aliens above the Las Vegas Strip, The Big Apple Coaster which is a taxicab theme, and a Big Apple Arcade.    

 

14. High Roller

The High Roller is a 550-foot tall giant Ferris wheel located on the Vegas Strip.  If you want to see the strip from above, this is a great way to do it. It is currently the world’s tallest Ferris wheel.  This is one experience you will not want to miss at night on the Vegas Strip.

 

15. Caesars Palace

If you are a sports lover, Caesars Palace is where you need to be.  This tailgating style attracts huge crowds and has become a sports-lovers paradise.  If you are in Vegas on game day, you may want to visit their race and sportsbook. Here you will find a custom-built HD LED screen, and you will not miss a minute of the game.  If you like poker, you will find that the poker room is the most action-packed room at Caesars Palace. There is so much happening at the “Home of the Champions” that you will not want to miss. 

 

16. ARIA

You will find one of the largest slot machine floors on the Las Vegas Strip at ARIA.  You will find nearly 2,000 slot machines here, including some of the current-day favorites including The Simpsons, Anchorman, Wheel of Fortune, and The Walking Dead II.  Plenty is happening at this casino that you will not want to miss.  

 

17. MGM Grand

If you are a non-gambler, this casino is going to be perfect for you.  This casino is known as “one of the stingiest slot machines in Vegas history” because of its vast table games.  Here, you will find an arcade for adults by the Golden Lion that has beer pong and one of the largest Pac-Man games on earth.  They also have a center called CBS Television City where you can sign up to see new shows from CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon, and other Viacom networks. 

 

18. Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa

The Red Rock Casino Resort is the first billion-dollar resort in the region to be built off the strip.  Located on the far western side of Las Vegas Valley, you will find this Strip-style casino offers an all-inclusive Sin City gaming experience that you will not experience anywhere else.   

 

19. Circus Circus

If you are looking for a casino that the whole family can enjoy, Circus Circus has what you are looking for.  You will have the chance to see acrobats performing circus acts while you enjoy your favorite carnival games. This place has plenty to do including roller coasters and a carousel.  There is even a pool area that is known as Splash Zone. If you are new to gambling, this is the place to be because every day at 10:30 a.m. they offer free lessons in blackjack, craps, and roulette.

 

20. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

This is one of the luxurious things to do in Vegas that you will not want to miss.  CNN Travel labeled this “The best casino for foodies.” The Cosmopolitan is home to a bar called The Chandelier where you will experience a modern twist on classic cocktails and drinks.  This is one luxurious casino you may want to visit while you are here.   

 

Conclusion

Vegas is a large city with many attractions.  Finding the right things to do can be hard since there is so much to choose from.  You will find that the Vegas Strip is not all there is to do in Vegas. There are many outdoor activities, art galleries, museums, casinos, and many attractions on the Strip that you may not want to miss.  This guide will help you choose the right attractions while you are in the Entertainment Capital of the World.