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
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Patrick Bertoletti gobbled down 58 hot dogs to win the annual Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest, taking advantage of Joey Chestnut’s absence.
Lady Gaga, Theo Von and Team USA’s men’s basketball team with Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and LeBron James highlight this week’s entertainment lineup.
There’s a chance for a new winner in Nathan’s Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest on Thursday with the event’s longtime champion banned this year.
“I love that I can make something my family can enjoy that is healthy,” food science expert Jessica Gavin says.
A longtime staple of the Las Vegas Valley dining scene has closed its doors after serving customers for nearly 30 years.
The restaurant, which uses hickory smoke, is the latest project from a hospitality group that also created local Italian and Mexican places.
The projects range from an Italian restaurant to a neighborhood grill to a three-story culinary complex.
The restaurant marks a third location for a longtime Las Vegas chef with spots downtown and on East Flamingo Road.
Also new in Vegas restaurants: a Honey Salt refresh, a downtown steakhouse debuts, and a disco diner launches on the Strip.
The Calico Ridge retail center lies in an affluent developing area of east Henderson, on the way to Lake Las Vegas.
