Experience the gambling mecca in the desert. Sin City is alive with money, fine dining and lavish resort casinos.

Courtesy of: Garia

The new Garia LSV Concept Car made its debut at the world-renowned, motor show in Geneva Switzerland. The 80th edition of the Geneva International Motor Show runs from March 4th to 14th, 2010.

The Garia LSV Concept Car, which is a collaboration between Garia and Valmet Automotive, is a street legal version of The Garia Golf Car.

The Garia LSV is a Low Speed Vehicle that is allowed to travel on U.S. public roads that are currently not accessible to regular golf carts or neighborhood electric vehicles.
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Courtesy of: Herbs & Rye

Herbs & Rye, which opened in December of 2009, is located in what used to be The Venetian Restaurant. That wonderful “old Las Vegas” style Italian restaurant was were you went for traditional Italian food, good drinks and to meet friends late in the evening.

“I’ve dreamed of bringing this type of restaurant back to Sahara for years,” proud owner, Nectaly Mendoza informed me. His goal is to encourage other venues to come back to Sahara, giving the new generations a taste of the old Las Vegas. He is doing a wonderful job of it so far!

Walking in you will immediately get a feeling of déjà vu, as you take in the vintage chandeliers, red flocked wallpaper, and the high-backed leather banquettes. The large room is divided in half, with the ristorante to your left, and a large mixology bar ahead of you.
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You’re standing in a crowded line, waiting for up to two hours for the incredible buffet at the Bellagio. It seems every time you glance over, there’s another “VIP” guest walking on in ahead of you.

You can get mad or do something about it. Start cashing in on one of Las Vegas’ best kept secret – the perks.

You hear the stories about preferential treatment at the Las Vegas casinos, and free meals at the many fine dining restaurants. But where do you start to begin receiving your Sin City comps?
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The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge is an amazing architectural and engineering feat. The massive 2,000-foot bridge is part of a much larger project – the 3.5-mile corridor that starts in Clark County, Nevada, and ends in Mohave County, Arizona.

The bridge is inching along and moving ever so close to completion. The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge rises about 900 feet above the mighty Colorado River. The two sides of bridge at the Hoover Dam are slowly take shape.

When completed, the bridge will carry a new section of US Route 93 around the frustrating bottleneck of the old road. The traffic jammed road currently winds around and across awesome Hoover Dam.
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Courtesy of: Hash House A Go Go

If you are looking for huge portions, unique presentation, and unusual combinations, Hash House A Go Go, with their “Twisted Farm Food” is where you want to be!

The fun part of this dining experience is in trying to figure out how and what to eat on your plate. Try to imagine a pork tenderloin sandwich that has a standard sized bun perched under and over a tenderloin the size of a small turkey platter.

Hash House A Go Go, founded over ten years ago by Craig Beardslee and Johnny Rivera, claims to provide excellent service and entertainment while you dine. There is no question that it is very entertaining every time another meal is brought out from the kitchen.

Incredibly stacked plates of foods in strange combination, along with the most original plating this reviewer has ever seen, cause forks to drop, as other diners watch to see how creative you can be in attacking your dinner.

While it is intriguing to see the number of ways they use uncooked wheat pasta and huge lengths of rosemary to decorate a plate, neither are a welcome addition to your dining experience. This menu is not for those who do not love sage and rosemary, the scent of which seems to permeate every dish that is served.

Still, their food is fresh, and they definitely bake the best (and largest) buttermilk biscuit you will ever eat. Their biscuits and gravy are topnotch, and the griddled French toast is to die for…but only if you like thick, Amish style bread that has been dipped in cream flavored with banana and cinnamon, and then drizzled with pecan maple syrup!

This restaurant does not seat guests between 2:30pm and 5:30pm. Regardless of what allergies or preferences you have, they will not make substitutions, nor will they omit an item from a plate. If you are in the mood for a waffle at 9pm, you will have to take it with the sage battered chicken. And if you are allergic to rosemary, it will still be presented, skewered into your hamburger bun.

Breakfast & Lunch 7:30am-2:30pm
Dinner Monday-Thursday 5:30pm-9:00pm
Dinner Friday & Saturday 5:30pm-10:00pm
Closed Sunday Nights

Hash House A Go Go
6800 West Sahara Ave,
Las Vegas NV 89146
(702) 804-4646

Authored by Sandra Oertell

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The Palazzo Las Vegas’ own Prosecco, a luxurious new high-end accessories boutique, continues to flourish in The Shoppes at The Palazzo.

The chic boutique, which can only be found in The Shoppes at The Palazzo within Las Vegas’ ultra luxury resort, is “wowing” shoppers by carrying an extensive assortment of high-fashion jewelry, evening bags, day handbags and sunglasses by acclaimed designers from around the globe.

“The unparalleled luxury of The Palazzo has attracted an impressive collection of world-renowned designers and brands, many of which are making their first Las Vegas appearance at The Palazzo,” said Rob Goldstein, president and COO of The Palazzo Las Vegas.
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Courtesy of: Hilton Las Vegas

For the ultimate in pampered Las Vegas luxury, enjoy an unforgettable stay at the exclusive Verona Suite in the Las Vegas Hilton.

The Verona Suite is massive at 15,400 square feet, making it the largest suite in all of Las Vegas.

Verona is decorated in Old World Venice furniture, sitting on amazing Italian marble floors, and includes hand-painted walls and ceilings, and numerous marble and bronze statues.
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Cirque du Soleil’s Mystere show at the Treasure Island (TI) hotel, is like being awake during one of your most bizarre and with wonderful dreams, and it’s quite an incredible ride.

The stunning Las Vegas show invites its guest to venture into a magical world filled with brilliant colors and bizarre creatures on a wild journey to the edge of human potential. Intrigued yet?

Mystere experience begins before the curtain rises with classic Las Vegas entertainment, as two clowns come out to play tricks before the large audience and on each other. The demonstration is a very light hearted note and helps the time to pass away while the audience is seated.
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Las Vegas is known as the Entertainment Capital of the World. Sin City is bustling 24×7 with non-stop lights, gambling casinos and world-class entertainment.

But Las Vegas is also known for its world-class resorts. These resorts are some of the most extravagant and luxurious anywhere.

Travel + Leisure, the world’s number one rated travel magazine, has just released its Travel + Leisure’s Top 500 World Hotels for 2010.

Las Vegas is proud to have five of its luxury resorts named among the top 500 list.
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