Las Vegas is known for many things and that includes its unique and plentiful selection of dining. Much like the music DJs of the world that have residency at certain hotels and nightclubs, so do world-class chefs and restaurateurs. After a night of bachelor or bachelorette partying, or after
Retroscena, the coolest and newest Italian-themed speakeasy recently opened up this summer, and the reviews have been great! It’s no surprise why we’ve included them as one of our featured bars on our bar tour in downtown Las Vegas. Located in a secret location behind Radio City Pizza, this place
Few things go better with a Las Vegas Pub Crawl than some good, quality Mexican food. One of the newest bars in Downtown Las Vegas is Nacho Daddy, a traditional American grill with a little bit of Mexican flair. If you plan ahead, you can make Nacho Daddy the first
The Las Vegas Club closed its doors for the final time on August 20 this year. The long standing casino has been a mainstay on Fremont since the 1930s but had been slowing down significantly over the last decade. Its new owners are none other than Derek and Greg Stevens,
Everyone loves The D, right? Well, if they don’t they should because The D is Downtown Las Vegas’ hottest hotel and casino. Located right on Fremont Street, The D is home to a few of the best Downtown Las Vegas bars, each with its own personality and character to it.
Downtown Las Vegas has been in a state of exponential growth over the last few years, thanks in large part to The Downtown Project. Currently, the city is working on a master plan to guide the development of Downtown Las Vegas over the next 20 years and the best part
Over the last few years, Commonwealth has proven to be one of the hottest Downtown Las Vegas bars. The pre-prohibition themed bar has a unique personality that has become a popular meeting place for tourists and locals to mingle. Commonwealth is a 6,000 square foot cocktail bar where the art
Downtown Las Vegas is a place with a wide variety of activities, including everything from bar hopping to art galleries and concerts, to even zip lines. One thing, however, that is surprisingly missing from the Downtown Las Vegas experience is the ability to sit down and catch the latest Hollywood
Las Vegas is known for evolving at a rapid pace with new hotels and attractions are opening up every year. It’s for this very reason that a mainstay like Atomic Liquors is such an anomaly to Sin City and a must stop on any Vegas pub tour. Atomic Liquors in
The Gold Spike Hotel and Casino in Downtown Las Vegas has been a mainstay since the late 1970s. After countless resales and renovations, it is better than ever and one of the most fun places to visit on a Downtown Las Vegas bar and restaurant tour. Tony Hsieh bought Gold