After a night out in Vegas, some people crave fast food, but for me, ramen is the ultimate hangover fix. That’s how Tina and I ended up at Momofuku inside …
Las Vegas Blog
Welcome to my glittering journey through Las Vegas, a city that truly sparkles like no other. Known for its dazzling lights, unforgettable shows, and, of course, its world-renowned casinos, Vegas offers so much more than just its famous Strip. Through my blog, I’ll take you beyond the neon, exploring hidden gems, culinary delights, and unexpected adventures in this desert oasis. Las Vegas is a playground for both the high rollers and those seeking the simple joys of mesmerizing attractions and unparalleled entertainment. Whether you’re here for the opulent hotels, the gourmet dining experiences, or the thrill of the games, I’m excited to share my personal tales and insider tips. From secret speakeasies to the most jaw-dropping shows and serene escapes just outside the city limits, join me as we dive into the heart of Las Vegas. Let’s discover together the magic that makes this city truly unforgettable.
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My first meal in Vegas? A Farm Benedict with salmon at Hash House A Go Go. I had heard a lot about this restaurant, which is renowned for full-size breakfast …
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While I was waiting for Tina to fly in, I went for dinner at Best Friend, which is a hip Korean-Mexican restaurant by celebrity chef Roy Choi. When you walk …
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Tina was on another flight than me, so she didn’t arrive until late in the evening. To kick off our night out, Vegas-style, I had prepared a giant daiquiri from …
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I usually say that I’m too old to bother standing in line, whether it’s for restaurants or for clubbing, but in Vegas, I’ll make an exception, and that exception is …
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Considering how many times I’ve visited Las Vegas, it’s actually strange that I had never seen a show before. But, truth be told, I was always too busy hitting up …
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It’s no secret that I’ve always been a fan of China Poblano and their irresistible mix of all the best from Mexico and China. I have previously blogged about the Mexican …
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Trine was determined to have a quiet night in, but I thought it would be a shame for her to miss a Saturday night in Las Vegas. I therefore went …
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The National Atomic Testing Museum is all about the Nevada nuclear testing site active for almost 4 decades, from the 1950’s and beyond. The testing site was located just a …
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The Mexican chain Tacos El Gordo is super popular in Las Vegas, but for a year, the most visited restaurant on The Strip (just north of Wynn/Encore) was closed because …
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We didn’t want to spend our Thursday evening waiting in line for the dessert café Sweets Raku, so instead we came back on Friday, right after they opened. Turned out to be …
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The first night in Las Vegas, we had dinner at the Japanese restaurant Raku, which is located in an Asian plaza, a few miles off The Strip. While chain restaurants …
Las Vegas Hotels
Las Vegas hotels are all about going big—giant casino resorts, over-the-top pools, and endless entertainment right at your doorstep. For the full experience, you’ll want to stay on the Strip, where everything is open late, lit up, and larger than life. From luxury suites to budget-friendly rooms, there’s something for everyone.
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Our days in Las Vegas passed so quickly, and we both agreed, that we could easily have spent more time there. After dinner last night, our original intention was to …
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And we’re in Las Vegas! We’ve actually been here since Thursday, but I haven’t had the time to sit down and blog until now. The trip from LA to Las …
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The dancing fountains in the lake in front of the Bellagio is a beautiful sight and I always make sure to go and watch (sometimes several times), when I’m in …
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Ross is your friend in need, when you find out that the clothes in your suitcase appear dull and outdated in Las Vegas’ neon lights.
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Marshalls is a chain of so-called off-price department store, selling branded goods at really low prices. The shop on The Strip is conveniently located in Showcase Mall, next to the …
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Miracle Mile Shops is like a giant version of a typical American mall. Most of the shops are high street brands that you’ve most likely heard about before but there …
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I didn’t plan to go clubbing in Las Vegas but then I met two really nice girls my age, who were also traveling solo and Friday night, we decided to …
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Coyote Ugly is a loud but fun version of an urban saloon. The bar is refreshingly different from the rest of Las Vegas’ airbrushed and polished bars and clubs, and …
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There are surprisingly few rooftop bars in Las Vegas, so if you’re like me and can’t get enough of cocktails with a view, then VooDoo should not be missed. VooDoo …
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The Chandelier is one of the best and most beautiful cocktail bars in Las Vegas. The 3-storey bar looks like a giant chandelier, and even though Chandelier is basically just …
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Tacos El Gordo is located on the northern part of The Strip, just a short walk from Wynn/Encore. This is the place to go for authentic, inexpensive and super tasty …
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SushiSamba has been in Vegas since 2009, and when AC and I stayed at The Palazzo this was our place to go for drinks and small plates. I’ve been to …
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We hit Las Vegas just in time for the annual Restaurant Week during which, you’ll get prix fixe menus at a very affordbale price at a number of the city’s restaurants. …
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When I told my friend Jessica that I would be all by myself in Las Vegas, she felt sorry for me and decided to set me up with her friend …
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Julian Serrano is a popular tapas restaurant located at the lobby floor level in Aria. The daily happy hour offers from a special bar menu include sangria and small plates, …
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After High Roller, we went to Jean Georges at Aria, where we had the most amazing steaks. Mine was a filet mignon, perfectly rare and very delicious. My friend Sebastian went all …
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Fatburger’s slogan is “the last great hamburger stand,” and there’s no doubt that the burgers are among the best in Las Vegas. The burgers come in size S-XXXL, and you can …
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One of the most hyped buffets in town, Bacchanal, offers all the traditional crowd pleasers (crab, oysters and prime rib) plus a couple of unexpected, but delightful, extras, such as …
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Here’s another blast from the past. This blog post is about Trine and I visiting the Word Series of Poker at Rio Casino in Las Vegas back in 2010.
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One of my last days in Las Vegas, I did something really stupid. It included Coke. Not the white illegal stuff (you thought so??), but the red cans of caffeine …
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The night I met for dinner with Susan, DMX was playing at Foxtail. Susan wasn’t too eager to go, and she was working the day after, but she insisted on …
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July 4th, I was in Las Vegas. This was my first time to celebrate Independence Day in the US, and I was surprised to see how huge this day is …
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After our pizza dinner at Sirrico’s, we met with T (one of J’s friends) and went to the nightclub Light at Mandalay Bay. 4th of July is really big in …
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After dinner at Searsucker, our original plan was to proceed to Mandarin Bar for cocktails with a view, but we finished dinner late, and Mandarin Bar was about to close, …