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Best of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Bank-Breaker: Bazaar Meat By José Andrés
Bazaar Meat remains at the top of our list when we’re ready to drop some dough.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Barbecue: SoulBelly BBQ
The only decision is whether to go with brisket, ribs, or bourbon-glazed pork belly.
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Best of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Beer Garden: The Front Yard
It’s only natural that longtime locals’ fave Ellis Island Hotel and Casino could create the best place to kick back and enjoy the brews.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Breakfast: Broken Yolk Cafe
Nobody does the most important meal of the day better than this neighborhood favorite.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Brewery: Nevada Brew Works
The Vegas beer scene is thriving and your pick of the litter is this Downtown hot spot known for its Ariana Rye pale ale, well-spiced ...
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Brunch: La Neta Cocina y Lounge
La Neta infuses its Sunday brunch with the kind of character that gives Mexican cuisine its bold and spicy reputation.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Burger: Bar Code Burgers
This unassuming tavern has evolved into a favorite UNLV sports bar and a perennial local burger favorite.
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Best of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Cocktail Presentation: Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge
A cocktail is great, but do you know what’s even better? A secret cocktail.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Cocktails: The Cabinet of Curiosities
A curious place for curious palates, the Cabinet of Curiosities unfolds like a choose-your-own-adventure, enticing tastebuds with boozy elixirs that feel concocted from another time.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Coffeehouse: Grouchy John’s Coffee
When looking for a place outside of the office or your home to grab a coffee and kick back, the friendly and flavorful Grouchy John’s ...
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Doughnuts: Pinkbox Doughnuts
Sugar, spice, and poop emoji-themed doughnuts.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Fine Dining: Oscar’s Steakhouse
The Plaza continues its interesting evolution but this classic experience remains one of the most iconic dining rooms in town.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Late-Night Eats: WSKY Bar & Grill
Being a 24-hour city has its perks, the first being that there’s so many WSKY bars to choose from.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Local Chef: James Trees
James Trees is a Las Vegan first and a Beard Award-nominated chef second, and that’s exactly how he rolls.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Meatless Menu: Crossroads Kitchen
Even the most staunch meat-eaters can’t deny that Crossroads Kitchen satisfies.
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Best of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Mochi Doughnuts: Mama Chai’s
The star of this boba tea shop is the chewy, flavor-rich doughnuts made with mochi flour.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Pasta: Fresco Italiano
Fresco’s creative takes on the most craveable pasta dishes obviously won over our readers.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Pizza: Pizza Rock
Bold styles and flavors is what Pizza Rock is known for, and boy do they deliver.
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BoV 2024 Readers' ChoiceBest of Vegas 2024Best of Vegas 2024 FoodBest Sandwich: Capriotti’s
No matter where you land on Caprotti’s menu, you’re going to find a winner.
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A&EThings to do in Las Vegas during Memorial Day weekend 2026
Kick off summer in Las Vegas this Memorial Day weekend with new AREA15 thrills, Nevada road trips, rail bike tours and museum events.
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A&EWhat to do in Las Vegas this week: May 14-20
Santana at House of Blues, Lee Brice at Fremont Street Experience, Nevada Ballet Theatre at the Smith Center, Khalid at PH Live and more this ...
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NewsAggregateAllHow Sunday wind gusts could affect the final night of Electric Daisy Carnival
High winds could complicate the final night of the Electric Daisy Carnival this weekend, as forecasters warn of gusts strong enough to affect conditions at ...
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NewsAggregateHome AggregateNHL fines Tortorella $100K, strips Golden Knights of draft pick after media blackout
The NHL fined Golden Knights coach John Tortorella $100,000 and stripped Las Vegas of its 2026 second-round draft pick Friday, punishing the club for what ...
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NewsSportsControversial Enhanced Games arrive at Resorts World on May 24
Participating athletes are allowed, even encouraged, to use performance-enhancing substances.
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MusicTales from the trenches of EDC’s 30th year
Recapping the sights, sounds and spectacle of Electric Daisy Carnival 2026.
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AggregateAllNewsLas Vegas chips away at housing shortage with new senior units
Mary McCarthy left California a decade ago, priced out of a state she could no longer afford. She settled into an apartment complex in Henderson ...
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NightlifeBeyond the Speedway: The best EDC Week DJ sets to catch this year
EDC Week offers phenomenal shows spread across a number of iconic Las Vegas venues, plenty of places to get your party on if you’re skipping ...
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MusicCountry pop icon Shania Twain is back in Vegas to host her first ACM Awards
Ahead of her debut hosting gig, Shania spoke with the Weekly about her love for Las Vegas and Sabrina Carpenter and the possibility of a ...
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NightlifeTailgate Beach Club arrives as a sports oasis, just in time for an action-packed season
Las Vegas’ evolution into a “crazy sports mecca” opened up a new lane for the Mandalay Bay dayclub.
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AggregateAllNewsA's Player of the Month: Mojave's Derriah Wren
Both the Mojave girls and boys teams claimed Class 4A Mountain Region titles last week. The state tournament is this weekend.
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Arts & EntertainmentFremont Street ExperienceDowntown Las VegasHospitality leader Cliff Atkinson on his exciting move to the Fremont Street Experience
Atkinson believes FSE is going through a bit of a renaissance as tourism moves through a period where visitors are really hunting for value.
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AggregateAllNewsReport: Las Vegas among cities at highest risk for disease-carrying pests this summer
Las Vegas is one of 10 U.S. cities at heightened risk for disease-spreading pest activity this spring and summer, according to a new forecast from ...
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DiningSartiano’s brings Manhattan steakhouse confidence and Italian indulgence to Wynn
The brainchild of legendary chef and three-time James Beard Award winner Alfred Portale, Sartiano’s exudes luxury and refinement from the moment guests arrive.
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A&EHonky tonkin': Las Vegas country bars connect fans to the music
In 2024, the Strip saw two celebrity owned country bars open—Blake Shelton’s Ole Red, followed by Jason Aldean’s Kitchen and Bar. And by the end ...
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NewsAggregateUNLVUNLV degree is great, but graduate's big achievement came in legislative win
When Fallon resident Kelli Kelly walks across the stage at UNLV’s Thomas & Mack Center tonight to receive her master’s degree in urban leadership, she’ll ...
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NewsPrep SportsSportsSun Standout Awards spotlight Southern Nevada high schools' highest athletic achievers
The Sun Standout Awards at South Point Showroom closed out another banner year for Las Vegas high school sports.
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NewsVotingElectionWhy Nevadans should care about the Supreme Court dismantling protections for fair representation of Black voters
Nevada Democratic U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford, former chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, called it a “direct attack on voting rights, fair representation, and Black ...
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AggregateAllNewsTeachAAPI brings Asian American history and joy to CCSD classrooms
In Anna Comia’s third-grade classroom at Ortwein Elementary School, more than half of the children have Asian or Pacific Islander heritage.
