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Rare Society

Chef Brad Wise built his Rare Society steakhouse concept into a successful California chain by leaning into a classic vibe reminiscent of old Vegas. And yet, for a long time, he never thought to op...

Gymkhana

Gymkhana earned two Michelin stars in London before coming to Las Vegas, giving the Aria an indulgent splurge-worthy restaurant with high-end Indian cuisine that's perfect for special occasions and...

High Steaks Vegas

After conquering the local neighborhood dining scene with restaurants like Esther's Kitchen and Al Solito Posto, chef and operator James Trees takes direct aim at the tourist market with High Steak...

Carbone Riviera

Carbone Riviera opened with a wave of publicity by giving the Bellagio fountains its first-ever yacht: the Italian vintage-style Fortuna. Rides are strictly for VIPs, but you can still snap photos ...

Chicken N Pickle

The pickleball craze is going strong in Las Vegas. But why play at a park or inside a gym when you can mix food, drinks and physical activity in one place? Chicken N Pickle is a Missouri-based chai...

Guerrilla Pizza

Guerrilla Pizza began as a pop-up concept, earning a loyal following at the Hard Hat Lounge before regrouping and opening its own brick-and-mortar location on the ground floor of Downtown's Soho Lo...

BOA Steakhouse

BOA Steakhouse Las Vegas is back from the dead. Fourteen years after closing at the Forum Shops at Caesars, the restaurant was revived at the Grand Canal Shoppes. The new version is better than eve...

Amador Cocina Fina

After turning EDO into one of the best and most acclaimed restaurants in Las Vegas, Chef Oscar Amador decided to start over from scratch, revamping the space with a new look, new menu and new name:...

Nudo Italiano

Nudo gives locals in Southern Highlands a contemporary Italian restaurant to call their own. Restaurateurs Jenna and Michael Morton know the importance of atmosphere, balancing bright, but warm col...

Gyu +

The arrival of Gyu+ in the Southwest was celebrated with dragon dancers, drummers and a line of people that stretched around the building, as fans rejoiced at no longer having to travel to Chinatow...

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