It’s winter and even in Las Vegas, that means spending a lot of time thinking of ways to get – or stay – warm. Nothing can match the feeling of a nice, hot, hearty bowl of soup on a cold day, so we’ve put together this list of some of our favorite soup dishes you can find here on The Strip. It’s cold, so you don’t have to dine on Mon Ami Gabi’s patio if you don’t feel like it. Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment. Mon Ami Gabi Sure, you can buy bulk packs of frozen onion soup to stash in your freezer and microwave when a craving strikes, but nothing beats freshly made with quality ingredi ..read more

Thanksgiving Dinner in Las Vegas Wondering where to have Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas?  Our favorite thing about Thanksgiving in Las Vegas is seeing the holiday menus put out by our favorite restaurants – and especially the unique twists on Thanksgiving standards some of them put out. Our second favorite thing? Not worrying about cooking times, temperatures or cleaning the dishes. Enjoy Thanksgiving in Las Vegas Dig into these specialty limited-time menus for Thanksgiving 2020. The Thanksgiving Day selection at Old Homestead Steakhouse. Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment. Caesa ..read more

Thanksgiving dinner is a wonderful thing. The family can get together for some quality time, eat some great dishes, watch some football, nap it off and maybe even get a jump on the holiday shopping. And when you do it in Vegas, you can let someone else worry about the cooking and dishes! We’ve compiled a list of the four essential Thanksgiving qualities that you can step up by having the holiday in Las Vegas. Be sure to bookmark and keep an eye on this post as we update with more Las Vegas 2020 Thanksgiving dinner specials and menus. Pumpkin is the spice of life, at least in fall. Photo court ..read more

Wondering where to get takeout and restaurant delivery in Vegas? Imagine getting all of the food you’re craving, delivered to you in minutes. And we’re not talking about room service. Caesars Entertainment presents its new Food To Go service, where you can have your order brought to you – almost anywhere in your hotel –  with a swift touch of a button. Indulge in the most extravagant meals from Caesars Entertainment’s finest Las Vegas restaurants, or nosh on your favorite casual eats. Anything you’re in the mood for can be delivered to your hotel room, but also to nearby bars and lou ..read more

Who’s ready to carb it up this month? Wondering where’s the best pasta and pizza restaurants in Vegas? October is in autumn, so a lot of the food-related conversation falls pumpkin-spiced this or that. But did you know that October is doubly delicious, as it’s both National Pasta Month and National Pizza Month? Las Vegas is home to many fabulous eateries serving these delicious Italian creations, so we’ve come up with this simple guide to some of our favorite spots for pizza and pasta in Las Vegas. Get ready to slice and twirl some deliciousness into your life! Best Pasta and Pizza Restaurants ..read more

Vegas Chef Prizefight winner Lamar Moore. Photo courtesy of Food Network. Vegas Chef Prizefight Winner Q&A with Lamar Moore Chef Lamar Moore took on seven other chefs in Food Network’s Vegas Chef Prizefight earlier this year and came out on top. The prize? Heading up Flamingo’s hot new steakhouse, Bugsy & Meyer’s. We had the chance to talk with the Chicago-based chef, his culinary and mentoring background, plans for the restaurant, his favorite guilty pleasure treat and more. First of all, how are you doing during all this?  I’m doing great. I’m blessed to be able to do eve ..read more

Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse just opened at Flamingo Las Vegas and in addition to its wonderful steakhouse menu, we love how it takes us back to Old Vegas. Pull up a seat at the main bar at Bugsy & Meyer’s. Photo by Anthony Mair, courtesy of Caesars Entertainment. Bugsy & Meyer’s Captures Old-School Cool The name refers to Flamingo founders Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel and business partner Meyer Lansky. But the nods to Vegas’ good ol’ days don’t stop there. Guests enter through a faux bakery facade, passing through the kitchen and meat coolers to the dining room. It feels like you’re “i ..read more

The chef who wins in Vegas, stays in Vegas. So are you ready for the most exciting food fight Vegas has ever seen? On Food Network’s show, “Vegas Chef Prizefight,” seven elite chefs fight to become the head chef for the new Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse at Flamingo Las Vegas. This week’s food challenge: Mexican cuisine at Guy Fieri’s El Burro Borracho. They’re judging you! The judges sit with host Anne Burrell for “Vegas Chef Prizefight.” Photo courtesy of Discovery Communications. Hosted by Food Network star Anne Burrell, this week’s episode takes you to Guy Fieri’s El Burro Borracho, loca ..read more

The chef who wins in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Eight elite chefs try to knock out the competition and earn a job at the new Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse at Flamingo Las Vegas on Food Network’s new show, “Vegas Chef Prizefight.” The show, hosted by Food Network star Anne Burrell, premieres Thursday, March 5 at 10 p.m. PT. The chefs competing are: Brittney Brown (Detroit, Michigan); Jeffrey Compton (Auburn, Alabama); Julia Helton (Chicago, Illinois); Jeff Kraus (Tempe, Arizona); Janey Lyu (New York, New York); Lamar Moore (Chicago, Illinois); Roshara Sanders (Bridgeport, Connecticut) and Juan Zep ..read more

In Vegas we don’t do things halfway. We like everything, including our food, to be big, bold and a bit extravagant. There are lots of Las Vegas restaurants where you can find food that goes way beyond average. Here are some of our favorite over-the-top dishes: Best Food in Vegas The gold-encrusted filet mignon at MR CHOW. Photo courtesy of Caesars Palace. Gold filet mignon at MR CHOW If money is no issue and you like your food to be extravagant, you can try MR CHOW’s new menu item – a $1,000 gold-encrusted filet mignon. The beef comes wrapped in a gold leaf and topped with caviar. You’ll als ..read more