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How to Spend Your Extra Hour of Evening Sun in Vegas

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We probably can’t complain about lack of sunshine in Las Vegas, but even so, springing our clocks forward on March 11th and getting an extra hour of daylight is something to be celebrated. How are you going to spend your extra hour of evening? In a city jam-packed with activities and entertainment, the Las Vegas outdoor attractions are endless.

Here are some of the best ways to spend your extra evening hour in Vegas:

Dine and Drink Outdoors

Enjoy the extra hour of sunshine by indulging in food and a couple drinks al fresco. There’s nothing like feeling the sunshine on your skin while you enjoy some delicious snacks and libations. The gorgeous Vegas afternoons, now elongated by the time change, present the perfect setting to sit back and enjoy a meal with loved ones. One of the best al fresco patios in Vegas is 17° South Booze & Bites at Tahiti Village. Decadent starters like Calamari and Spinach Cheese Dip lead the way into an indulgent outdoor meal in Las Vegas. Favorite entrees include Steak Frites, Atlantic Salmon Filet, and Slow Cooked Ribs. Wash that down with a signature cocktail like the Chocotini or the Manhattan and you’re sure to kick Spring off with a bang!

Explore the Grand Canyon

One of the best perks of visiting or living in Las Vegas is the close proximity of the Grand Canyon and a longer day means more opportunity to appreciate its beauty! Take advantage of the convenient location and go explore! Whether you like to sit back and take in the views or partake in some canyon adventuring, there is a Grand Canyon activity for you. Boating, hiking, observing, walking, rock climbing, and even riding in a helicopter are all options. If you’re interested in having someone guide you through, visit Grand Canyon Tour Company. Knowledgeable experts with extensive Grand Canyon experience will lead the way as you take in the magnificence of this world-famous attraction.

Watch the Sunset from Above

Vegas sunsets are beautiful and the longer days give you more time to make an activity of watching them. Want to go on a hike or walk after work to get the perfect view? Go ahead. Always wanted to catch a ride on the High Roller in time to see those gorgeous colors? Now you can! Daylight saving gives you the opportunity to experience the desert sunsets as they’re meant to be experienced. To catch the sun setting on the city from above, head over to the High Roller observation wheel. Each ride takes about 30 minutes, so if you time your boarding right you’ll catch the sunset at the very top.

Peruse Outdoor Markets

Forgo the grocery store and pick up your market necessities at one of Vegas’ farmers markets. Many people choose to shop at farmers markets instead of conventional grocery stores because the produce is extra fresh and it’s an outing in itself. You’ll find ready-to-eat meals, groceries, services, and goods. Bring your family and friends and say goodbye to stuffy, corporate grocery stores. Favorite Vegas farmers markets include the Downtown 3rd Farmers Market, Fresh52 Farmers and Artisan Market, and the Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market.

Walk and Hike

Though most think of Vegas as a flat desert, there are plenty of walking and hiking opportunities in and around this desert city. Take advantage of the extra hours of sunlight by getting outside and being active. You’ll notice both physical and mental benefits, including a boosted mood, stronger body, and less stress. If you’re more the walking type, check out the parks and botanical gardens at Springs Preserve. If hiking’s more your thing, check out the trails at Mount Charleston!

Lounge by the Pool

Of course, no Vegas afternoon would be complete without lounging by the pool. Daylight saving time gives you an extra hour to sit back and enjoy one of the best Las Vegas outdoor activities. A favorite pool for both locals and visitors is the Las Vegas Pool and Lazy River Complex at Tahiti Village. Spend your extra hour of sunshine moseying along the lazy river or sipping on a cocktail in a lounge chair. The options are endless when it comes to having a good time at the pool.

There are plenty of activities in Vegas that make an extra hour of sunshine worthy of excitement. As March 11th approaches, think about what you’d like to get out of the extra time in the day. There’s sure to be a Vegas offering that’s just waiting to exceed your expectations!

Couple enjoying a romantic meal together.

The Most Romantic Las Vegas Restaurants to Dine at on Valentine’s Day

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Valentine’s Day is approaching quickly, and if you are going to be in Las Vegas on this day of love, then you’ve already done your planning correctly. Now the question is, where do you take your significant other so they know that you truly care? Let Tahiti Village be your guide for the perfect Valentine’s Day. Get your creative juices flowing for the special holiday, and learn more about some of the most romantic restaurants in Las Vegas.

17° South Booze & Bites at Tahiti Village Resort

To start off our list of romantic venues in this city, we will begin with 17° South Booze & Bites located inside our very own Tahiti Village Resort. This Valentine’s Day, embrace the tropical side of Las Vegas and indulge with island style drinks, a vast menu, and an ambience like no other. Tahiti Village creates the perfect atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of the Strip, for the ultimate date with that special someone. After enjoying your romantic meal, head out to the patio to enjoy views of the pool as you enjoy each other’s company.

*Valentine’s Day Callout: Book a Suite at Tahiti Village for the ultimate stay in Las Vegas. Enjoy an amazing meal with your significant other, and then relax in your island-style Suite, perfect for the two of you.

VooDoo Steakhouse at Rio Hotel & Casino

If you’re looking to impress your Valentine this year, then you can’t go wrong with VooDoo Steakhouse at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. Located just off the Strip and on the 50th floor of the Rio, VooDoo offers incredible views of the city. Your date is sure to gush over the views just as much as they’ll gush over the food. Enjoy one of the best, upscale steakhouses in the city and a menu that features some of the best food that will hit your lips in Las Vegas. While dining with your significant other, try the lobster bisque, pan-roasted sea scallops, Wagyu beef, or one of the other amazing steakhouse dishes VooDoo has to offer.

After dinner, keep the evening going by heading up to the 51st floor to experience the VooDoo Rooftop Nightclub & Lounge. Here, you will be greeted by striking design, specialty cocktails, a nightly DJ, and of course – the dance floor! Your loved one will never forget Valentine’s Day 2018 when it’s filled with amazing food, breathtaking views, and dancing into the night.

*Valentine’s Day Callout: Boniato-Wrapped Prawns and Grilled Romaine Lettuce Hearts served with a Prime Dry-Aged 40 oz Porterhouse and a Valentine Chocolate Display. Price: $190/couple.

Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas

If you couldn’t make it to the City of Love this year for Valentine’s Day, don’t worry because Las Vegas has you covered. At Paris Las Vegas you can treat your loved one to one of the most romantic cities without even leaving the country. Plan ahead and make reservations at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant for one of the most memorable Valentine’s Days to date.  With floor-to-ceiling windows surrounding the restaurant, you and your date will enjoy views of the Strip, as well as a front row seat to the fountain show at the Bellagio. Not only will your eyes be filled with joy, but your stomachs will be happy, too! If French cuisine is what you’re looking for on this day of love, then you’ve come to the right place. Browse the menu, order some champagne, and enjoy the company of your significant other.

*Valentine’s Day Callout: Sunset Seating – 4 to 4:45pm @ $125/person, Gala Dinner – 5 to 10:45pm @ $195/person, and Late Seating – 10 to 11:00pm @ $125/person.

Brio Tuscan Grille at Town Square

Just down the road from your suite at Tahiti Village is Town Square, filled with some amazing restaurants to get your taste buds watering. But, one of the best dining options available in the area for Valentine’s Day is Brio Tuscan Grille. At Brio, you and your date will have a wide variety of food and drinks to choose from in this laid back environment. Whether you’re craving pasta, seafood, grilled entrees, or just some delicious appetizers, you’ve come to the right place. Choose to sit out in the patio, bar area, or dining room, depending on the mood of the evening. After enjoying a romantic evening together, stroll through Town Square and do some exploring together without the busy atmosphere of the Strip. Make this Valentine’s Day in Las Vegas just about the two of you by crafting an evening that neither of you will ever forget.

*Valentine’s Day Callout: February 9-18, during lunch and dinner. Although there are a variety of Valentine’s Day specials to choose from, we recommend getting the Lobster & Shrimp Scampi with Asparagus and Angel Hair Pasta ($24.95) accompanied by the Sweetheart Martini ($8).

SUGARCANE Raw Bar Grill at The Venetian Las Vegas

Another hotel that’s focused on the romantic side of Las Vegas is The Venetian, filled with amazing decor and even better food. This Valentine’s Day, take your loved one to SUGARCANE Raw Bar Grill, for a more laid back vibe with very intimate feels. Enjoy one of the newest hot spots in the city and focus on the simple pleasures in life. At SUGARCANE, the executive Chef and his partner Timon Balloo have created a menu consisting of small plates from the open fire grill, the raw bar, and the traditional kitchen. Your significant other will love the variety of food that will fill your table, and will love you even more for suggesting this one-of-a-kind dining experience on Valentine’s Day. After you’ve filled up on some amazing food, take your loved one on a gondola ride down the Grand Canal. No Valentine’s Day in Venice – or at The Venetian – is complete without a floating ride down the canal as your guide sings romantic notes, to end the perfect night.

*Valentine’s Day Callout: Truffle Ricotta Gnudi with Black Trumpet Mushrooms ($26) or Petite Filet and King Crab Oyster with Sturgeon Caviar ($45), along with Spice of Love (Grey Goose vodka with passion fruit & mango puree and fresh jalapeno) ($14).

Between the lights, the glamour, and the accomodations, Las Vegas is the perfect place to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Enjoy all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink specials during the Big Game at 17˚ South! Eat and drink till you can’t!

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Looking for a great place to watch the Big Game? Join us at 17˚ South Booze & Bites, located in the main lobby right here at Tahiti Village. We’re offering all-you-can eat tailgate goodies, all-you-can-drink domestic drafts and well drinks, a prize raffle during the game, and special giveaways. The price is just $52 per person for all you can eat and drink. You can purchase your tickets and reserve your seats at 17 South beginning at 11 a.m. on game day. The Big Game party begins at 3 p.m. Kickoff is 3:30 p.m. 17˚ South has an array of widescreen televisions and plenty of seating. It doesn’t matter who wins. You’ll have a great time watching the game at 17˚ South. We hope to see you here!

Fans cheering on the football game.

Planning Your NFL Championship Weekend in Vegas

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Football is in the air and we could not be more excited about the upcoming game day weekend. There’s absolutely no better time to plan your Big Game Day weekend in Las Vegas! Watch as two of the best football teams compete for the ultimate win in the comfort of your own suite, at one of Vegas’ best sports books, or with a beer in hand. No matter what you choose, this big sports weekend (February 4th to be exact) is always a hit in the Entertainment Capital of the World.

If you’re ready to plan out your NFL Championship weekend, then we’ve got you covered with a full itinerary of where to watch the game, what to snack on, and the best spots to kick back and relax.

Where to Watch the Game

The NFL Championship is the biggest game of the season and will feature not only great football, but great entertainment. Justin Timberlake will be hosting the halftime show, Pink will sing the National Anthem, and we already know there will be plenty of glitz and glam thrown in. So where should you watch all the excitement?

Best Sports Books

-The Bellagio – The Bellagio is known for its luxury and comfort, but did you also know that their sports book is one of the most popular in Las Vegas? If you want to get away from some of the weekend rush, step into the upscale hotel-casino to place your bets in a more intimate setting. Get catered on hand and foot while you cheer on your team from the plush comfort of this Las Vegas staple.

-Green Valley Ranch – If you want to do the big weekend in true Vegas fashion, check out Green Valley Ranch, located a few minutes off the strip. This huge sports book has not one, not two, but more than 200 screens, including personal seats and over 30 plasma screen TVs. There’s also a VIP section for the high rollers, as well as incredible food and drinks.

-Westgate Las Vegas – Westgate is one of the original sports books in Vegas, dating back to 1986! It has set the standard for sports betting and features 30,000 square feet of entertainment space, 28 screens, and a massive 15 x 20 foot screen for viewing from all angles! Plus, it’s a bit off the strip, so you can avoid the major tourist rushes.

What to Eat

What’s football without snacks? The two go hand-in-hand and there’s no use doing the big game weekend without enjoying the delicious cuisine that Las Vegas has to offer!

-Last year, Umami Burger did a Big Game Bash, which included open bars, game day food, and special giveaways and this year will likely be something similar. The chic burger bar, beer garden, and sports book has it all for football fans and foodies alike.

-Like peanut butter and jelly, beer and football are BFFs. At Beer Park, you can enjoy both the game and the beautiful view from their rooftop patio, while also sipping on one of over 100 beer choices! This hot spot will also feature fun takes on game day classics, like chile verde nachos and mac and cheese egg rolls.

-Tahiti Village’s  17° South Booze & Bites features everything you need on game day, including wings, wide screen TVs and tropical island-inspired seating. Kick back, relax, and enjoy one of our many world-class food options. The stomach is the limit for this football party weekend!

Where to Stay

All this fun can get tiring! Start your NFL Championship weekend off right by picking the right place to stay. Las Vegas has many first rate hotel and suite options available for all.

–Caesars Palace is right in the center of the action on the strip and an iconic Las Vegas favorite. The hotel has food and drinks right there, meaning that after the game you can keep the party going!

-Tahiti Village features some of the most beautiful suites in the area and if you want to take your football weekend up a notch, look no further. Our Royal Tahitian, Bora Bora, and Moorea suites are all first-class and we feature vacation packages to make your trip about more than just cheering on a team.

Whether you’re a seasoned football fan or just here for the snacks, watching the Big Game in Las Vegas is an experience like no other. Whether you experience the rush of the stirp or take the party elsewhere, your NFL Championship weekend will certainly be one for the books.

Magician Seth Grabel to make official Tahiti Village debut this Sunday afternoon. It’s interactive! It’s early! It’s kid friendly!

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Last Sunday, in a rehearsal performance a week before his official Tahiti Village debut on Jan. 14, magician Seth Grabel wowed a roomful of invited employees and their guests with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of sleight of hand trickery, astonishing utensil manipulation, mindboggling levitation, and dexterous card virtuosity.

He was also incredibly funny and engaging.

I was in the audience and can say, without reservation, that Seth’s sheer magic mastery compares with any Strip magician I’ve seen, and he surpasses them all where audience interaction, participation and fun are concerned. Seth never lacked for willing human props, and if they experienced any initial trepidation, he quickly put them at ease with madcap question and answer ventriloquism and subsequently blew their minds with incredible how-did-he- do-that artistry.

Watching him live, it is easy to see how Seth was an America’s Got Talent semifinalist and a guest on numerous other TV shows, including Animal Planet, EXTRA, and E! Seth’s show is decidedly family-friendly (the kids in the audience were completely captivated) and, with a 4 p.m. start, it’s a great way to begin your evening in Las Vegas.

If you’re staying at Tahiti Village this weekend, or you live in Las Vegas and want to get out of the house on a Sunday afternoon, I wholeheartedly recommend taking in the Seth Grabel show inside the second floor Kahiko Room above Denny’s. Doors open at 3:30.

Tickets are available at the concierge desk in the main lobby or by calling (702) 440-6915. Get some before they disappear!

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The incredible close-up magic of Seth Grabel is coming to Tahiti Village!

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You won’t believe your eyes when magician extraordinaire Seth Grabel brings his bag of tricks to Tahiti Village beginning Jan. 14. Seth will perform mind blowing sleight of hand magic every Sunday at 4 p.m. in our Kahiko Room on the second floor above Denny’s.

A semifinalist on America’s Got Talent, Seth has been wowing audiences with his visionary approach to magic on television and stages across the country for 20 years. Here at Tahiti Village, this versatile performer will demonstrate the art of sleight of hand to mesmerizing effect.

The intimate Kahiko Room is the perfect setting for Seth’s brand of close-up card wizardry and the audience participation that is a large part of his family-friendly show. Tickets are available at the concierge (702) 440-6915 or as part of a special room package on our website.

Don’t miss the incredible Seth Grabel on your next visit to Tahiti Village!

Staying at Tahiti Village over Thanksgiving? Looking to get your turkey fix? We’re serving the bird all day long!

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Sure it’s nice to give thanks for all we have on Thanksgiving, but who are we kidding? This holiday is all about stuffing your face and hoping your expanding waistline doesn’t blow the button off your pants.

If you’re staying with at Tahiti Village on Thanksgiving Day and looking for a turkey dinner with all the fixings, join us from 1-8 p.m. at 17˚ South Booze & Bites. Our onsite restaurant (main lobby building next to the front desk) is serving slow roasted turkey breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, house made sage stuffing, sweet potato casserole, roasted seasonal vegetables, and two kinds of pie (pecan and of course pumpkin!).

This dine-in only feast can be all yours for only $17.99 per person! We’ll also be showing all the games on our nine widescreen TVs. Don’t miss a minute of the action while you enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal. We wish you all a happy and filling Thanksgiving!

NHL Golden Knights logo.

Get Ready for the Golden Knights

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The 2017-2018 NHL season is officially underway and this year brings new excitement to residents and visitors of Las Vegas because it’s the inaugural year for the Vegas Golden Knights, the city’s professional ice hockey team. Although hockey games aren’t new to Sin City (there have been several games played here before), the Vegas Golden Knights is the first major professional sports franchise to call Las Vegas home. Their debut only adds to the ongoing activity and thrill of life in the desert.

Las Vegas Golden Knights Schedule Overview

The Vegas Golden Knights NHL 2017 season schedule includes play on multiple nights during the week, every week, which gives visitors a chance to catch a game, possibly two depending on their travel plans. It’s also perfect as part of a stay-cation itinerary with plenty to do in and around the venue.

The team is hosting the San Jose Sharks the day after Thanksgiving, which is a great way to spend family time or get out of the post-turkey daze from the day before. Play continues into the first week of April leaving plenty of opportunities to see the team take the ice.

T-Mobile Arena Seating for Golden Knights Games

If you’ve never been to a hockey game before, the speed of the skaters and energy of the crowd is an experience like no other. And you can see it firsthand in one of the premiere venues on the Strip. The fairly new T-Mobile Arena has had a rotating number of events since its opening in April 2016 and is also the official home of the Vegas Golden Knights.

There are several seating and pricing levels to accommodate all ticket needs. They range from Upper Bowl Seating starting at $25 and goes all the way up to Premium Seating VIP Glass Seats beginning at $350. When selecting seats, it’s up to just how close you want to be to the action. Right next door is The Park, an outdoor venue with a mix of bars, restaurants, and live entertainment to complete the experience either before or after the game.

Gameday Hotspots

There is no shortage of places to satisfy hungry appetites or grab a few drinks. Beerhaus is a popular, casual spot that has $4 select draft beers and hot dogs from 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM every day. Enjoy a local brew like Big Dog’s Brewing Las Vegas Lager or Sin City Say Hello to Amber and load up on bar snacks such as pretzels and beer cheese dip or the Beerhaus Brat, an IPA chedderwurst topped with smoked bacon and onion jam!

800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria, which is part of Blvd Plaza, is also a popular place because you can’t go wrong when ordering one of their specialty pies. They also have small hot and cold plates with options such as meatballs, baked goat cheese, caprese salad, and more.

Additionally, if you’re staying at Tahiti Village, it’s only a 10-minute drive to the T-Mobile Arena. Stop by 17° South Booze & Bites, which offers plenty of tasty eats for a pre- or post-game celebration, including the 17 South Burger with bacon, caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato, and house spread, specialty pizzas, appetizers, salads, and entrees. We’re also conveniently located by Town Square, a place with several restaurant options that will feed any craving. Our complimentary shuttle service will take you directly there, only a short, five-minute drive away.

Getting to Know the Golden Knights

The team has recruited plenty of young talent, plus veterans who have come from other NHL teams. Right wing James Neal was part of the Nashville Predators’ first Stanley Cup Finals appearance and was an alternate captain during his time with the team. His leadership makes him a great fit to guide the Golden Knights.

Left wing David Perron was a top scorer for the St. Louis Blues with 159 career goals, which definitely should help boost the Golden Knights in their first year. Shea Theodore, Marc-Andre Fleury, and Deryk Engelland are all also touted to be top performers for the team. However, time will tell who will rise to the top as fan and league favorites.

Finally, Chance the Gila Monster made his official debut as the team mascot and will appear as a regular at the rink to build a community and fan base around the NHL’s newest hockey team. The addition of the Vegas Golden Knights makes a visit to the city even more alluring than before. Are you planning to attend a game during this inaugural season?

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Dining Around the World All in One Location: Sin City

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Dining options in Las Vegas have seen quite a boost over the years. Buffets are still synonymous with Vegas cuisine, but even the endless dishes lining these Sin City staples have been elevated. However, there’s more than the casino buffet to look forward to for your next dining experience. Las Vegas is a culinary hotspot attracting chefs from all over the world to open restaurants and further expand the food offerings available right here in the desert.

Nearly every type of cuisine is represented in these Las Vegas restaurants, which means you can go plan a food-centric trip and still not manage to try it all. However, it’s a challenge we think travelers are willing to try because each restaurant is trying to outdo the competition and keep their tables full of hungry diners. There are always new places opening and new dishes being created. Take your taste buds on a trip around the world by trying some of these places to eat in Las Vegas.

Thailand

Le Thai, DTLV

Although not as conspicuous as its Strip counterparts, Le Thai is a favorite among locals and visitors who have been instructed to seek out what many call “the best place for Thai in Vegas.” Located off downtown’s popular Fremont Street, this restaurant boasts quality food and affordable prices. The expansive menu includes Thai standard favorites like Pad Thai and a range of curries, while also putting a unique spin on certain dishes like Short Rib Fried Rice and Waterfall Beef. Get an authentic Thai meal in a casual Las Vegas restaurant setting for a taste of East meets West.

Greece

Estiatorio Milos, Cosmopolitan

Mediterranean-style cuisine is popular in Vegas, but a truly authentic, Greek-only food experience isn’t as easy to come by. Fortunately, one of the top dining options in Las Vegas offers just that. Restaurateur Costas Spiliadis serves up Greek favorites, as well as specialties like the Milos Special. This zucchini and eggplant dish is a fried concoction cooled by a creamy, tzatziki sauce and graviera cheese saganaki. From fresh seafood to full Greek spreads, guests can count on delicious fare from Estiatorio Milos.

Tahiti

17° South Booze & Bites, Tahiti Village

Tahiti Village guests need not travel far for a tropical-inspired dining experience. The onsite restaurant serves up vacation-ready cocktails like mai tais, daquiris, and margaritas, in addition to several specialty libations. Menu favorites like Wagyu Sloppy Joe Nachos, the Ahi Tuna Burger, and 17 South Jerk Chicken Penne Pasta all pair well with your drink of choice. There are also more standard options like create-your-own pizzas and chicken tenders to satiate your hunger any time of day.

France

Bouchon, The Venetian

Award-winning chef Thomas Keller has made Bouchon one of the best places to eat in Las Vegas. Indulge in the restaurant’s Caviar d’Esturgeon, Parfait de Foie Gras, and Steak Bouchon or enjoy a simple plate of mussels with a glass of crisp, white wine. Quality ingredients and advanced culinary techniques create impressive dishes without a lot of fuss. Be whisked away to the French countryside by making a reservation at one of the city’s top fine dining restaurants.

England

Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Caesars Palace

Experience the lively atmosphere of a traditional English pub and grill from one of the world’s most notorious chefs. Gordon Ramsay has his namesake on several restaurants along the Las Vegas Strip but his restaurant in Caesars Palace is one that never disappoints. It’s casual food with a fine dining flair and full of the quality of flavor Ramsay demands from his chefs-in-training. Start with the ultimate in comfort food, Pigs in a Blanket, and then, go for the Yorkshire Ale Batter Fish & Chips, or Shepherd’s Pie for a taste of England right here in Las Vegas.

Japan

Morimoto Las Vegas, MGM Grand

Revered Iron Chef Morimoto has been a staple on the Las Vegas restaurant scene for years. His modern take on Japanese cuisine continues to delight and entice diners, despite the influx of up-and-coming dining options that sometimes are nothing more than a flash in the pan. Morimoto Las Vegas is a favored classic along the Strip offering up entrees such as Braised Black Cod and Duck Duck Goose. There is rarely a misstep at this popular place, which is to be expected from one of the most beloved celebrity chefs.

We couldn’t be luckier to have so much delicious food right at our fingertips available from every corner of Las Vegas. This barely covers the kind of cuisine you can find when you travel here, but it gives you an idea of what to look forward to in terms of Las Vegas restaurants. As the culinary scene continues to blossom in Sin City, you can dine around the world and have a taste from all around the globe while never leaving Vegas!

Don’t miss a minute of the NFL action all season long at 17˚South Booze & Bites!

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Join us at 17˚ South Booze & Bites inside the Tahiti Village main lobby for all the NFL action every Thursday night, Sunday and Monday night! This year we’re opening an hour early on Sundays for the start of the 10 a.m. games. We’ll have great food and drink specials and prize giveaways all season long, including a replica jersey to one lucky winner during the Sunday night and Monday night games! Select drink purchases are required to receive raffle tickets for the jersey drawing. Please see the bartender for details. Don’t miss a minute of the 2017 season. We have nine widescreen televisions for your viewing pleasure. We hope to see you here!