🌆 Las Vegas Travel Guide – A Sparkling World in the Middle of the Desert
- berfinozelsel
- Jul 21
- 17 min read
Updated: Oct 12
🎲 Welcome to Las Vegas!
Built in the middle of the desert, borderless, adorned with colors, lights, and visual shows, also known as 'Sin City' or Las Vegas! If you want to witness a different world, we are going to the middle of the ''Nevada'' desert for this stop that you should definitely visit on your Western American trip!
There are no direct flights from Turkey to Las Vegas. The most logical thing to do is to fly from Istanbul to Los Angeles, spend a few days there, and then drive 4-5 hours to Vegas.
Vegas is located in the middle of the Mojave Desert in Nevada. The city's population, including the metropolitan area, is approximately 2.2 million people. It is based on tourism, gambling, conventions and entertainment and is one of the largest convention and exhibition centers in the United States. It is 10 hours behind Türkiye.
If you are wondering how far you can go in terms of hotel and entertainment, you should go to Las Vegas. This is a place where you break away from reality and step into an artificial dream world. In Las Vegas, hotels are talked about more than streets. Because in this city, each hotel gives the feeling of entering a different universe. The hotels are so diverse: Paris streets, New York avenues, Venice canals, Egyptian pyramids… A city where you can find famous world countries all together.
So what is there in this colorful dream set in the middle of the desert, how to get around, what to pay attention to, what to eat and drink? I explain them all one by one in this article.
🎰✨ If you are ready, fill your suitcase with your imagination, let's explore the glittering world of Las Vegas together!
“Las Vegas” means “ fertile valleys ” in Spanish. The history of Las Vegas began far from its current glamorous state. In the mid-1800s, Las Vegas was a stopover point for traders coming from Mexico due to its proximity to water sources. With the arrival of the railroad line in 1905, Las Vegas began to grow as a town. 1931 is the most critical date for Las Vegas! The state of Nevada legalized gambling and the construction of Hoover Dam began that same year. After the 1940s, with the influence of the Mafia (especially Bugsy Siegel), the first luxury hotels and casinos were opened. Vegas became an attraction center with shows, artists, and cabarets. After 1990, thanks to the concept hotels of giants such as Disney and theme park-style Strip hotels, Las Vegas has become an entertainment capital for families, couples, and tourists.
🎰 Guide to Places to Visit in Las Vegas “What to Do in Las Vegas?”
🎲 The Strip – Where the Heart of Vegas Beats
The heart of the city is Las Vegas Boulevard, or "The Strip"; this giant boulevard, where famous hotels are lined up side by side, fascinates people with its sparkle. It is a 6.8 km long street filled with giant hotels, restaurants, casinos and lights. The Las Vegas Strip is actually like an open-air museum in itself. It offers an experience like walking from hotel to hotel and being transported to different countries.
🎰 Bellagio Fountain Show
🗽 New York - New York Hotel
🗼 Paris Las Vegas & Eiffel Tower Experience
🎭 The Venetian
🌆 Fremont Street Experience – The Heart of Old Vegas
In Downtown Vegas, this street covered with LED screens awaits you with a light, sound and street show experience. Definitely go here at night, you can never experience that atmosphere during the day! It is not as flashy as the Strip but it has its own spirit. Street artists, neon lights, flying people…
What to do here?
Light shows and live music (especially in the evening).
Stop by the Neon Museum: A great open-air museum displaying old Vegas signs.
Zipline: Fly over Fremont on a zipline? Yes, it's possible!
🟠 Sphere Las Vegas – Las Vegas’ Next Generation Entertainment Icon
Las Vegas was already an extreme city… But Sphere came and took flight! They combined technology with art, light and sound in such a way that it makes you say, “I’ve never seen anything like it.” Sphere , which opened in 2023, has become one of the most striking structures in Las Vegas. This giant spherical structure, approximately 112 meters high and 157 meters wide, is the largest spherical building in the world. When you look from the outside, a giant digital sphere; during the day, it turns into a giant emoji, a space view, waves or a giant golf ball at night! Inside, you watch mind-blowing audio-visual shows with a capacity of 18,000 people, a giant screen with 16K resolution and a 4D sound system.
🎯 Where? Right behind the Venetian Hotel, also known as MSG Sphere
🎫 Entry Fee – varies depending on the show (usually $50-150)
👀 What to Watch?
The most popular one right now is an experiential film called "Postcard From Earth" . It's not a movie, it's like you're inside the planet and breathing.
Occasionally, concerts of famous artists such as U2 are held here.
💡 My suggestion:
Buy your tickets in advance, it gets crowded especially on weekends. If you want to see it from outside without buying a ticket, go at night, the light shows are much more impressive.
Upcoming Events : In 2025, an enhanced version of The Wizard of Oz , produced by Warner Bros. Discovery in collaboration with Google, will premiere on the Sphere. The experience will be enhanced with ultra-high-definition visuals and environmental effects.
📸 “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” Sign
Proof that you're in Vegas! Located about 200 meters from the Mandalay Bay Hotel, posing in front of this iconic sign is definitely a classic.
🏁 Speed Vegas – Experience the Adrenaline!
Just 10-15 minutes from the Strip, Speed Vegas Motorsports Park is a true paradise for speed enthusiasts. Here, you can drive 40 exotic supercars, from Ferraris to Lamborghinis, Porsches to Corvettes, at full speed on a smooth 12 km track. For those who want to race fast, get their heart racing, or make their supercar dreams come true, the stop is definitely “Speed Vegas”! I was terrified when I first got in, but once you get used to it, you won’t want to get out of the car. It was an experience we’re glad we did.
⛰️ Red Rock Canyon – Nature’s Vegas Side
If you want to get away from gambling and the crowds and take a breather, you can rent a car and reach this natural wonder in 30-40 minutes.
Ideal for hiking, photography and sunsets. Entrance fee (approximately $15 per vehicle).
It is best to go early in the summer, be careful of the midday heat.
🎡 High Roller – Giant Ferris Wheel
The LINQ is located behind the hotel and offers views of the Strip from a height of 167 meters. There is a happy hour cabin version in the evenings!
🛍️ Shopping and Outlets
Las Vegas is not only a paradise for gambling but also for shopping.
Forum Shops at Caesars – Luxury brands, architectural masterpieces.
Las Vegas North & South Premium Outlets – Ideal for more affordable shopping.
Fashion Show Mall – Stores to suit every budget.
🧖♀️ Spa, Pool Parties and Non-Casino Activities
Spa pleasure in luxury hotels (such as The Spa at Encore, Aria Spa).
Pool Party culture – Daytime parties with DJs at places like Marquee, Encore Beach Club, Drai's.
Vegas is now also showing an eye on wellness trends: there are even yoga classes and mindfulness workshops!
🗺️ Bonus: Day Trips from Las Vegas
Grand Canyon – A magnificent natural wonder that you can spend 1 day at. Helicopter tours are also available!
Places such as Zion National Park , Bryce Canyon , and Death Valley can also be included in day trips or overnight plans.
🎟️ Las Vegas Shows – Must-See Show in Las Vegas!
One of the top things to do in Las Vegas is definitely seeing a show!
This city is not only filled with gambling, but also with stage performances that push the boundaries in terms of visuals. Las Vegas is perhaps the city that offers the most stage shows in the world. There is something for every taste. Must-see shows:
Cirque du Soleil (It, Ka, Mystère, Beatles Love etc.) – Each one a masterpiece.
Famous artists such as Adele, Lady Gaga and Usher give "residency" concerts from time to time.
Magic Mike Live, David Copperfield – Magical or fun alternatives.
And the most ambitious name in this business is undoubtedly:🎪 Cirque du Soleil
This world-famous show group performs around 7-8 different shows with different themes in Vegas. Each one has a completely different concept and is a visual feast. Some of the most popular shows are:
“It” – Aquatic themed, performed at the Bellagio.
“Ka” – Action packed, we watched it at the MGM Grand Hotel, it blew our minds!
“Love” – Beatles themed, dance and nostalgia all rolled into one.
“Mystère” – Colorful, energetic, classic Cirque vibe.
💡 The shows are staged in the theaters of the big hotels and are usually played on certain days of the week. So if you want to watch legendary shows like “O” or “Ka”, you should plan your days in Las Vegas according to this calendar!
🎟️ Ticket Prices and Recommendations
Average ticket price: between 65 – 170 USD .
If you buy early, your chances of finding a better and more suitable seat increase.
As the show day approaches, prices can increase, and some days are completely sold out.
🃏 The Most Iconic Casinos to See in Las Vegas – Walking Route
🚶♀️ Starting Point: MGM Grand (South Strip)
🎰 MGM Grand
One of the largest hotels in Las Vegas. Boxing matches and major events are held here.
Nearby M&M's World and Coca-Cola Store are worth a stop. MUST take a photo in front of the MGM Lion statue!
🎰 New York-New York
Its exterior looks like a miniature of Manhattan! Empire State, Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty... Inside, themed streets, classic American bars and great burger joints.
There's The Big Apple Coaster , a giant roller coaster that goes around the outside of the hotel! You can look down on the Strip from outside the hotel on the roller coaster.
🎰 Excalibur
A hotel-casino in the shape of a medieval-themed castle. Visually very enjoyable but simpler in content.
🎰 Luxor Hotel – Giant Laser Light 🔦
A giant pyramid , yes really. Ancient Egyptian concept, stalactite elevators inside and mystical atmosphere. It has a very interesting architecture, especially for those who come for the first time.
🚶♀️ From here we start walking north of the Strip…
This light, which rises from the top of the pyramid into the sky, is the brightest light in the world and can be seen from 200 miles away! Keep your eyes on the sky during your night walk, you are sure to see it.
🎰 Bellagio's Dancing Waters – “Fountain Show” 💦
Perhaps the most famous casino in Vegas. That water show we see in the movies is here! Pool dancing , stylish decoration, luxurious atmosphere. The first visual show that comes to mind when you say Las Vegas. Watching the water show synchronized with music in the giant pool in front of the Bellagio Hotel is fascinating. The Conservatory & Botanical Gardens and Art Gallery inside are a must-see.
🕒 It happens every half hour until 20:00, and every 15 minutes from 20:00 to midnight.
🎰 The Caesar's Palace – The Forum Shops 🛍️
This is not just a shopping mall, it is a modern version of ancient Rome! It is an architectural experience in itself with its sky-patterned ceilings, fountains and statues. It is famous for its Roman Empire theme. Inside there is the Forum Shops , a shopping paradise.
Scenes from the famous movie “The Hangover” were filmed here! Marble columns, statues, ceiling frescoes… literally a movie set!
🎰 The Venetian – Gondola Ride (A Feast for the Eyes) 🛶
Want to take a gondola ride through the streets of Venice? Seriously.
The interior is designed with a sky effect and a small canal system. Okay, there is a fee to ride this gondola, but watching it from outside and hearing the gondoliers sing Italian songs in those romantic canals is free and fascinating!
🎯 Must see : “Sky ceiling”, the artificial sky!
🎰 Wynn & Encore
The more luxurious and modern hotels of the Strip. The interior design is very stylish, decorated like works of art. Perfect for luxury shoppers. Stylish, expensive, rich but the inside is like a painting.
🎯 Must see : Decorative ceilings, carpets, window designs.
🎰 The Mirage – Volcano Show 🌋
The hotel is famous for its volcano show (outside in the evenings). This show, which simulates a real volcano eruption, takes place in front of the hotel.
🕒 It starts every 15 minutes after dark.
🎯 Must see : The volcano show around 20:00 – 21:00.
🎰 The Cosmopolitan
It appeals to a more modern, hip and young crowd. A different atmosphere with the Chandelier Bar and art installations. Both stylish and energetic. The interior is Instagrammable.
🎯 Must see : Look for Secret Pizza!
🎰 Treasure Island – Sirens of TI Show 🏴☠️
It's like a staged little action movie with pirates, ships, and explosions.
🕒 Starting at 17:30, 19:00, 20:30, 22:00 and 23:30.
🎰 Circus Circus
More classic and old style. The only hotel with an amusement park inside, apart from the casino. Worth seeing if you are coming with your family, but more "retro" than the others.
📌 Bonus: Downtown District (Fremont Street)
If you want to see outside the Strip, you can also visit authentic and historical casinos such as Golden Nugget , Binion’s , El Cortez . These carry the spirit of old Vegas and still maintain classic details such as slot machines.
Recommended Tour Plan (Walking Route)
Day / Time | Casino / Hotel | Notes |
Morning | MGM Grand → NYNY → Excalibur → Luxor | South end of the Strip, exploring on foot |
Midday – Evening | Bellagio → Caesars → Venetian | Pool show + architectural discovery |
Evening | Wynn → Encore → Cosmopolitan | Luxurious and modern themed hotels |
Extra Day | Fremont Street: Golden Nugget etc. | Retro Vegas vibe with night lights |
Tip: If walking is too much, you can easily get from hotel to hotel by monorail , bus (The Deuce) , or Uber , which runs on the Strip.
Las Vegas hotels generally consist of three basic parts:
Casino : The heart of the hotel! It is usually located just beyond the entrance and immediately draws the visitor in. Slot machines, poker tables and roulettes that spin 24/7 are here.
Shopping (Shopping Area) : As you walk from hotel to hotel, you may suddenly find yourself in front of Gucci or Sephora. A true paradise for fashion lovers!
Rooms : Usually the last part. The goal is to "entertain" you with games and shopping first :)
Note: Entry to the casino and shopping sections is completely free , in fact it is almost encouraged.
Technology, visuals and “wow!” experiences!
🏜️ AREA15 – Alternative Art and Experience Complex
This place has a bit of a “Black Mirror” vibe. Neon lights, interactive art galleries, VR experiences, dystopian madness… There’s Omega Mart inside; you enter a fantasy world through secret doors inside a crazy-looking supermarket.
🎯 Must See:
Meow Wolf's Omega Mart
Illumination light lounge
Mini public events, DJ sets
🎯 Where? 5-10 minutes from the Strip
🎫 Entry is free but some activities are charged
🧠 Museum of Dream Space (MODS)
Instagram heaven! Digital art installations, interactive LED tunnels, mirrored rooms... An area that will appeal to your eyes and make you want to take lots of photos.
🎯 Where? Inside The Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes
🎫 Entrance fee (approximately 30-40 USD)
🦾 FlyOver Las Vegas
A “Soarin’” style experience at Disneyland: With real images, you feel like you’re flying over America with your feet off the ground! There are “The Real Wild West” themed tours or Grand Canyon routes.
🎯 Where? On the Las Vegas Strip
🎫 Entry: approximately $35
🍸 Nightlife and Bars in Las Vegas
Nightlife in Las Vegas is not limited to dance clubs. Rooftop bars, themed cocktail bars, nightclubs with shows and spontaneous entertainment on the street... They are all energetic 24/7! Here are the places you should definitely visit during your Vegas nights:
1. Omnia Nightclub – Caesars Palace
A huge club where world-famous DJs (Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki) take the stage. It offers a visual show with a giant LED lamp system on its ceiling. For those looking for a crowded but fascinating atmosphere.
💡 It is important to arrive early or be on the list for entry.
2. The Chandelier Bar – The Cosmopolitan
A sophisticated bar with 3 floors, housed in a giant crystal chandelier. Each floor offers a different menu (the lowest floor is the quietest, the middle floor is the coolest).
3. SkyBar – Waldorf Astoria
A more “chic” and calm environment with a view of the Strip. High-quality cocktails, attentive service. Perfect for special celebrations or to end a night in style.
4. XS Nightclub – Encore at Wynn
Luxury, poolside entertainment and a huge stage. Ideal for electronic music lovers. Famous for pool parties, especially packed on summer evenings.
5. The Laundry Room – Downtown Las Vegas
A bar with a secret entrance. Only with reservations and no phone calls allowed inside. A different night experience with a classic jazz atmosphere and personalized cocktails.
💡 This is not for Instagram, this is for living in the moment!
6. Minus5° Ice Bar – Mandalay Bay / Venetian
Everything inside (including the glasses) is made of ice! Warm coats are given at the entrance, you drink your drink in a glass made of ice. An extraordinary and fun experience.
📌 Things to Know About Nightlife:
Must be 21 years or older to enter (carry your passport with you).
Some clubs apply a “dress code”; you may not be allowed in with sneakers or shorts.
Entry fees can range from $20–$60, with some places free for women.
Entrance tickets to the best clubs can be purchased online in advance , but there will be long lines at the door.
At the end of the night, getting around with Uber/Lyft is very easy and safe.
🚗 Transportation in Las Vegas – How to Get Around the City?
International flights take you directly to Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran). The airport is very close to the Strip. Las Vegas has a busy but organized tourist scene, especially along the Strip. So renting a car is not usually necessary , but it can be advantageous in some cases. Once in town: Take a taxi, Uber or Lyft. Some hotels offer free shuttles.
If you are just going to explore the Strip and surrounding area - then no car needed.
If you are going to do some sightseeing such as Fremont Street, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam - it might make sense to rent a car.
Harry Reid Intl Airport (LAS) → Strip takes 15–20 minutes .
Transportation options from the airport to the Strip:
🚖 Taxi: Average $25–30
🚗 Uber/Lyft: $15–25
🚌 Shuttle service: Around $10 but stops at hotel, may take a long time.
🏨 Where to Stay in Las Vegas – Sleep in the Heart of the Show
1. The Strip – Staying at the Center of the Show
Las Vegas Strip is the heart of all the famous hotels, shows and lights in the city. The best location for first time visitors. Everything is within walking distance. Evening shows, nightlife, restaurants can be in your hotel. For first time visitors, the "Las Vegas feeling" is 100% experienced.
Popular Hotel Suggestions:
🏰 Bellagio – The famous pool dances, luxury and classy Vegas experience.
🗽 New York-New York – Fun architecture, younger vibe.
🎭 The Venetian – A romantic setting with canals and gondola fun.
🔥 Aria – Modern, stylish, a bit more expensive but packed with technology.
🎲 Caesars Palace – A legend in Las Vegas. Big, flashy, diverse.
💡 Note: Strip hotels often have hidden fees (resort fees) . This can add up to an extra charge of $30–$50 per day.
💸 Budget-friendly suggestions: Hotels like Harrah's, Flamingo, LINQ are on the Strip and are reasonable in terms of price/performance.
2. Downtown / Fremont Street – Retro Vegas
Located north of the Strip, the Fremont Street area retains the old Vegas vibe. It offers an alternative experience with neon lights, street artists and more affordable hotels. More affordable than the Strip. A nostalgic environment for those who love the retro Vegas atmosphere. The Fremont Street Experience is lively at night!
Popular Hotel Suggestions:
🎲 Golden Nugget – There’s a shark tunnel in the pool!
🛎️ The D Las Vegas – A young, energetic hotel.
💡 Circa Resort & Casino – Adults-only, modern and opulent.
💡 Note: You can reach the Strip by Uber or bus in 15–20 minutes.
3. Off-Strip Hotels – For Those Seeking Quietness
If you are looking for a quieter and more peaceful environment away from the casino crowds, hotels off the Strip can also be considered. A good option especially for those traveling with a family. They usually offer larger rooms and free parking . Some have suites with kitchens. A more economical accommodation option.
Recommended Areas and Hotels:
🏨 The Signature at MGM – Attached to the MGM Grand, but away from the casino side.
🛋️ Vdara Hotel & Spa – Completely smoke-free and casino-free.
🏠 Airbnb & VRBO – Economical and comfortable alternative, especially for long stays.
4. Accommodation Near Airport (LAS area)
It makes sense for those who are only staying for 1 night or have an early morning flight.
Hotel Suggestions:
Hyatt Place / Hampton Inn Airport – Free shuttle service to the airport.
Prices are more affordable than the Strip.
🤔 Which Region is Suitable for Whom?
Travel Style | Recommended Region |
First time visitors | The Strip |
Those looking for budget-friendly | Fremont / Downtown |
Traveling with family | Off Strip hotels |
Romantic / Luxury holiday | Bellagio / Aria / Wynn |
Nightlife seekers | The Cosmopolitan / The D |
Calmness, away from the crowds | Vdara / Airbnb / Off-Strip |
💡 Accommodation Tips
Prices are much cheaper during the week. During weekends and event periods, they can increase 2-3 times.
If you're renting a car, check the hotel's parking policy .
Compare prices across booking sites (Booking, Expedia, Hotels.com , etc.).
Some hotels offer discounts on shows or restaurants to those staying at.
We stayed at Palms Palace as an airbnb . I left the link. We were very pleased. The advantage of being on a high floor is that the city view is perfect in the evening. Of course, I don't think you will be sitting in the room.
🗓️ When to Go?
Las Vegas has a desert climate. Summers are very hot (up to 40°C). The desert climate of Las Vegas can bring "scorching heat" during the summer months. July and August, when temperatures reach 40 degrees, make daytime activities especially difficult. Therefore, the best time to visit is:
March - May (Spring)
September - November (Autumn) .
💡 Tip: Hotel prices increase during holiday periods, big congress times and weekends. Early booking is a lifesaver!
🍽️ What to Eat in Las Vegas? Where to Eat?
Like everything else in Las Vegas, the food is extravagant, flashy, but surprisingly high-quality . From Michelin-starred restaurants to $1 tacos, there’s something for every palate. Here are some of Vegas’ top food and drink stops:
When you think of Las Vegas, don't just think of casinos or parties; it's also a foodie's paradise! There's a variety ranging from Michelin-starred restaurants to legendary street burger joints. But for a wanderlust like you, you need both delicious and affordable options, right? Here are the places I recommend so you don't go hungry in Vegas:
🥩 Fine Dining – Spectacular Dinners
Gordon Ramsay Burger
Famous chef Gordon Ramsay's restaurant. The famous chef's signature burgers are here.
Recommendation: Beef Wellington, Sticky Toffee Pudding.
Reservations are essential, especially in the evenings.
Joel Robuchon – MGM Grand
A 3 Michelin star French cuisine.
Perfect for romantic evenings with dress code.
Buttery mashed potatoes are legendary.
é by José Andrés – The Cosmopolitan
A special tasting menu experience for 20 people.
For molecular gastronomy enthusiasts!
🍔 Casual Flavors – Comfortable, Delicious and More Affordable
In-N-Out Burger – LINQ Promenade
The legendary fast food of the west coast. Affordable price, great taste.
Recommendation: Order Double Double and “Animal Style”.
Shake Shack – New York New York Hotel & Casino
It is known for its burgers with lots of sauce and crispy fries.
Don't skip the ice cream milkshakes!
Secret Pizza – The Cosmopolitan
It has no sign, no name. It's really secret!
For New York style pizza, follow the hallway full of records to the third floor of the hotel.
🌮 Affordable and Delicious Places
Tacos El Gordo – Off the Strip (nearby)
The most famous Mexican street food spot in Las Vegas.
Recommend: Carne Asada, Al Pastor tacos.
Earl of Sandwich – Planet Hollywood
An affordable, filling, quick alternative.
It's more of a "grab and go" vibe rather than an open buffet.
Pho Kim Long – Chinatown
A great choice for a hearty pho soup.
It's 10 minutes from the Strip. It's always packed, especially if it's open late at night.
🧁 Sweet Stops
Milk Bar – The Cosmopolitan
Crazy desserts, ice cream cakes and the famous “Crack Pie”.
For those who want birthday-style desserts!
Carlo's Bakery – The Venetian
Huge slices of cheesecake await you at this patisserie, famous for its “Cake Boss” program.
Also try the cannoli and lobster tail (sweet mille-feuille).
🥞 Breakfast & Brunch Suggestions
Mon Ami Gabi – Paris Las Vegas
French breakfast with a view of the Strip.
Weekend brunches are especially popular.
Eggslut – The Cosmopolitan
An egg sandwich turned into art.
Recommended: Fairfax Sandwich and “Slut” (mashed potatoes with eggs served in a jar).
Famous for its legendary egg sandwiches.
Go early in the morning, otherwise the line gets long!
“Fairfax Sandwich” must be tried.💸 Average: 10–12 USD
🍷 For Open Buffet Lovers
Vegas means “buffet,” but some have closed since the pandemic. Here are some of the best and most open:
Bacchanal Buffet – Caesars Palace: The best buffet on the Strip right now. Over 100 different cuisines from all over the world! Unrivaled in terms of variety. Not for eating all day long, but for spending the day eating.
Wicked Spoon – The Cosmopolitan: Quality, stylish, beautifully presented.
The Buffet at Wynn: Aesthetic presentation, plenty of seafood and a wide selection of desserts. Perhaps the best buffet in Vegas! Everything from seafood to desserts. The price is high but you can get through the day with one meal.
Tip Corner – Tips for Dining in Las Vegas
Restaurants on the Strip are generally expensive. The same chain restaurants may be 20-30% cheaper outside the Strip.
Make a reservation through OpenTable or Resy. It's hard to find a spot spontaneously, especially in the evening.
Don't miss out on Happy Hour opportunities. Between 16:00 and 18:00, most restaurants have affordable cocktail and snack menus.
With this list, you won't be hungry in Vegas, but you'll most likely experience a calorie explosion ! 😄
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