Though the three-martini lunch has passed from fashion, a need still exists for a status lunch. From Henderson to Chinatown, here are some places to seal the deal.
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If you and your laptop need a change of scenery, mix up your workday by working from one of these local coffee shops.
Buffets have long been synonymous with Las Vegas’ history, but gone is the era of $5 entry to all-you-can-eat buffets, or every casino on the Strip having its own buffet in general.
Spicy fries, paella skewers, island noodles, boozy ice cream and more.
Flaming menu items bring the drama and excess Vegas does best.
These restaurants serve plant-based versions of Chinese food, Italian dishes, deli sandwiches, tacos and more.
Considering Las Vegas’ reputation as one of the most spectacular cities in the world you might expect some of its restaurants to have unparalleled views, and you’d be right.