Ricardo’s Mexican Restaurant, which has been a staple in Las Vegas for 40 years, will continue takeout until May 15, when it plans a closing party with a “socially-distanced” buffet.
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Eateries that have been closed for in-house dining since March 15 can reopen Saturday, but logistical challenges make that difficult for some.
The supermarket’s parent company offers free COVID-19 testing, based on symptoms and medical need, with a mix of self-testing kits and drive-up testing sites.
Smart & Final, 99 Ranch Market and Costco are requiring face coverings for employees and customers, and limiting the number of people in a party.
Dan Krohmer and James Trees were named finalists for Best Chef: Southwest in the 2020 James Beard Awards.
Costco will implement new rules Monday that will allow a special shopping hour for seniors and persons with disabilities.
Ricardo’s, which has long been a place for family celebrations and weddings, is closing, said owner Bob Ansara, because of the coronavirus shutdown and related requirements.
You may not be able to go out for the usual Cinco de Mayo festivities this year, but Las Vegas restaurants and bars are ensuring you still have a way to celebrate.
The ongoing shutdown has Southern Nevada eateries coming up with new deals to draw customers.
Movie theater companies with locations in North Las Vegas, Las Vegas and Henderson are offering popcorn pickup, with one theater also offering hot dogs and snacks.
Smith’s Food and Drug has announced expanded operating hours for its stores for the general public and senior shoppers.
The Area15 entertainment complex, set to open later this year, and Vampire.Pizza are collaborating on a pizza pop-up that includes an immersive game.
The 60-acre orchard, which offers Las Vegans fresh produce that they can pick themselves, has plenty of space for visitors and distancing for those in line.
Las Vegas restaurants can’t open their dining rooms on May 10, but a number are offering special takeout packages to celebrate Mom at home.
A native of New York who moved around the U.S. and saturated himself in Japanese culture, Warren Klein came to Las Vegas for a hospitality degree and never left.