For over 30 years, Vickie’s Diner has served up all day breakfast and comfort food from its pink booths just east of the Strip, winning loyal fans with homemade classics and the owner’s personal touch.
China Poblano stands out on the Las Vegas Strip with two open kitchens—one for Mexican, one for Chinese—serving dishes from both traditions. Diners can order family-style or try the chef’s tasting menu for $60 per person.
The Original Lindo Michoacan on East Desert Inn Road has built a loyal following over 36 years with regional Michoacan dishes, live mariachi nights, and portions that guarantee leftovers. Here is why regulars keep returning to this off-Strip favorite.
Happy hours in Las Vegas have become a draw in their own right, with places like Flight Club and STK adding games, creative menus, and flexible pricing to attract crowds. Here’s a look at the spots making happy hour a real event.
Mon Ami Gabi at Paris Las Vegas has introduced L’Apéro Happy Hour with discounted small plates and drinks every Monday through Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. Guests can enjoy select dishes and cocktails at reduced prices inside the Pavilion and Pavilion Bar.
Durango Social Club in Spring Valley has introduced an expanded Vietnamese comfort food menu, featuring new appetizers, main dishes, and desserts from Executive Chef Crystina “Mama” Nguyen. Reservations are available Wednesday through Saturday.
Chef Stephen Lee’s In Limbo Burgers pop-up is gaining a following in Las Vegas for its charred smashburgers, fries and hot dogs, served from borrowed kitchens across the city. Diners track the pop-up’s changing locations for a taste of these sought-after burgers
Pinches Tacos at The Gramercy introduces a football-themed menu for the season, featuring Chili Cheese Fritos, carne asada Philly cheesesteak, burgers, and wings. The restaurant opens daily at 10AM and offers a lively game-day atmosphere.
Go Greek Yogurt is set to open a new location at BLVD Las Vegas on the Strip in early 2027, marking the brand’s return to Southern Nevada after its previous outpost at The Venetian closed.
Super Kyuramen has opened its first West Coast location in Chinatown Las Vegas, bringing ramen, sushi, and izakaya-style dining to Hotai Plaza. The restaurant operates daily from 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m.
