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The Hit List: New Las Vegas Restaurants To Try Right Now
We checked out these new restaurants—and loved them.
Chinatown's Sparrow + Wolf is one of the most creative (and best) restaurants in Las Vegas.
Herbs & Rye is an old-school steakhouse off The Strip with incredible cocktails and a permanent happy hour.
Carbone Riviera at The Bellagio is a wonderfully over-the-top Italian restaurant with a focus on seafood.
Downtown Las Vegas
Doberman Drawing Room
The Doberman is one of the few (if not the only) social clubs in the Arts District, and it has great cocktails.
Glitter Gulch tiki bar is a nice, rum-soaked escape from the Fremont Street chaos.
What makes Barry’s Downtown Prime stand out is their namesake 12-ounce rib cap.
Behind The Secret Door
The Best Speakeasies & Hidden Bars In Las Vegas
The best places to drink good cocktails behind secret (and not-so-secret) entrances.
Mas Por Favor is a cavelike bar behind a solid taco spot in Chinatown.
The Laundry Room behind a false wall inside Commonwealth in Downtown Las Vegas feels like it was only recently uncovered.
This moody bar is hidden behind a freezer door in an Arts District ice cream shop.
The Old Las Vegas
Oscar’s Steakhouse
There isn’t a more quintessential Old Las Vegas setting than the domed dining room at Oscar’s.
Part history lesson, part bar, Atomic Liquors on Fremont St. is Vegas’ oldest freestanding bar and great for a few draft beers.
Piero’s is an independent Italian trattoria that has (and probably will continue to) outlast all the celebrity chef-run restaurants in Vegas.
This classic steakhouse feels like you left the city and ended up in a dusty ranch house in the suburbs.
Come to this no-lit dive near the Arts District any night of the week for loud music, cheap drinks.
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