Like the casino in which it's housed, this is an icon of old Vegas. There's nothing fussy or upscale about the Bay City Diner: it's just a small room serving basic food for 20...

Take out the casino buffets, the stuff-yourself-silly diners and the ubiquitous Starbucks, and there aren't many spots in Las Vegas in which to enjoy a light breakfast and a...

This little shack doesn't look like much, but it dispenses the most moreishly delicious desserts in the city. Frozen custard looks like ice-cream and even tastes a bit like...

Next door to Neiman Marcus's ultra-chic Mariposa sits its trendier sibling, more Juicy Couture than Chanel. Perch at the sleek bar nibbling on classic Middle Eastern fare from...

Housed in one of Maryland Parkway's scruffiest strip malls, this jaunty little hangout is done out with a rather curious mix of sci-fi memorabilia and bargain-basement diner...

The cascading chocolate fountain stops passers-by in their tracks, but it's pastry chef Jean-Philippe Maury's biscotti, truffles, macaroons, jellies and jams that lure them...

Long before the idea caught on, Paymon Raouf was serving the kind of ethnic food that the college crowd adores. Even now, when so many Middle Eastern restaurants have opened up...

The eaterie that reinvented Vegas dining in 1992, Spago has managed to stay smart with the tourists and power-lunchers by regularly reinventing itself, most recently with the...

Outfitted in everything from suits to tennis shorts, rock stars, real estate magnates and other riff-raff find this comfortable California country club-styled spot...