There are more than a dozen Fat Tuesday locations in Las Vegas, with most of them clustered on or very close to the Strip. The main off-Strip Fat Tuesday is located at Neonopolis on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas. The frozen cocktail franchise started in New Orleans in 1984 and has grown to close … Read more
Las Vegas may be known for its casinos, nightlife and shows, but it’s also emerging as a craft-brewing hotspot. I n fact, the brewery scene is expanding so quickly in this iconic Nevada city, that in mid-2021 the city established its own Brewery Row. There is now a concentration of breweries and restaurants located in … Read more
Candy Martini Bar in Las Vegas is one of those places that will leave you mesmerized by how innovative candy stores can be. You will get to experience martinis and candy in a way you never thought possible. The blend of alcoholic beverages and candy items is a unique concept that you will get to … Read more
During the Prohibition period in the 1920s and early 1930s, it was illegal to sell alcohol in the United States. Of course, that did not stop people from drinking. Hidden bars, secret entrances, password-only rooms, and illegal saloons became part of American nightlife history. Today’s speakeasies are legal, but the idea still feels fun. In … Read more
During Prohibition, illegal drinking spots in the United States were known by many names: speakeasies, blind pigs, blind tigers, private salons and hidden bars. The word “speakeasy” is often linked to the idea that customers had to “speak easy” or speak quietly when asking for alcohol, so police or neighbors would not hear. Today, Las … Read more
Country bars in Las Vegas are more limited than nightclubs, cocktail lounges, sports bars, and casino bars, but the city still has several strong options for country music fans. You can find line dancing, mechanical bulls, live country bands, Nashville-style bars, barbecue, late-night honky-tonk energy, and local dance lessons. The scene has changed since the … Read more
Are you a craft beer connoisseur? Or do you just love the idea of visiting one of Vegas’ local breweries? Las Vegas is famous for cocktails, bottle service, casino bars, pool parties, and nightclubs. But the city is also much better for craft beer than many first-time visitors expect. If you only drink whatever is … Read more
Every year, Vegas welcomes a series of world-class stars – from Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga, to Aerosmith and Barry Manilow. But no one said you have to be global to perform in the city! You’ll also find some of the liveliest karaoke bars in the nation. If you’re holidaying in the gambling capital, it … Read more
Las Vegas is known to many as the entertainment capital, filled with many highly coveted rooftop bars, lounges, and nightclubs that offer the most unique nightlife experiences. However, for the typical bar-hopper, Vegas’ rooftop nightclubs and lounges can get too tiresome. Nightclubs and cocktail lounges are often loud and have crowded dance floors. Some may … Read more
Las Vegas is known for its glitz, glamour, and over-the-top experiences. But when the desert heat is just too much to handle, what better way to cool off than by sipping on a drink in an ice bar? That’s where Minus-5 (degrees) Ice Bars come in. With three locations in Las Vegas, all bundled up … Read more
People in Vegas are always on the hunt for a good time. It’s no surprise that the city has long welcomed LGBTQ+ travelers, locals, performers, and nightlife fans — and it still has one of the most recognizable queer nightlife districts in the country. The Fruit Loop along Paradise Road is affectionately nicknamed after the … Read more
Las Vegas is popularly known as the World’s Entertainment Capital. This doesn’t come as a surprise as it truly lives up to its name in a unique fashion. Just like the Mojave Desert’s extreme temperatures, Las Vegas ‘goes to sleep’ at the first ray of light every morning, and comes alive as soon as the … Read more