Hedary’s Las Vegas, whose middle eastern cuisine would cause terrorists to put off jihad until after dessert. It’s a delicious blending of west meets… well, west. Contributed by LLV Blogger Andrew Miller in his blog. 7365 W. Sahara #K Las
Opa Restaurant, a testimony to fine Greek dining that would make Zeus himself weep in envy. Contributed by Andrew Miller from his blog here. 2550 S. Rainbow Blvd (At Sahara )
Makino’s, where patrons can enjoy all you can eat gourmet sushi the likes of which residents of 19th century Edo could only dream. As reported in Andrew Miller’s blog here. Two locations: Makino Decatur Inside of Renaissance of Center West
As an Earth Hour "official city," Las Vegas joined cities across America and turned out lights from 8:30 to 9:30 on Saturday night, April 28th. Writers from Living Las Vegas observed the neon vacuum from various vantage points around the
Valentine’s Day is a big deal in Las Vegas. Not only is “Sin City” the wedding capital of the Western world, it’s—well—Sin City. So you’ve got love comin’ atcha from every point of view. You’ve got every kind of venue
