If you’re not in the mood to cook on Thanksgiving Day or you’re from out of town or you just want to be waited on, here is where you can eat your holiday dinner.
Most restaurants and buffets have the traditional turkey and all the fixings, but many offer alternatives.
Check out the places to go, conveniently broken down by sections of the valley.
• On or near the Las Vegas Strip
• Henderson and east Las Vegas Valley
McDonald’s is bringing a chicken version of its Big Mac sandwich to the U.S. for a limited time, the company announced this week.
The beverages are having a moment on social media thanks to the stars of Hulu’s “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.”
The return of the Freakling Bros. Horror Shows, Iron Maiden, Sum 41 and the Reggae Rise Up festival top this week’s entertainment lineup.
The brunches range from luxuriously reimagined standards to mimosas paired with drag.
Besides breakfast and lunch dishes, the restaurant served an off-menu ramen bowl with pork shank.
In Las Vegas, the chef also has a fried chicken spot at T-Mobile Arena and two restaurants on the Strip.
The remodel introduces a new buffet with more than 20 dishes from south and north India.
Three Las Vegas entrepreneurs and longtime friends will open a loaded toast and juice bar shop, the first of the franchise in Nevada.
The restaurant has never expanded beyond Southern California — until its Nevada debut.
Costco has added a new item to its food court that has shoppers riled up.
