Check out the expense-account crowd at this Downtown institution, with patio dining that's oh-so-New York. Chef and owner André Rochat (also of Alizé), a local legend of sorts,...

Located inside the Commerce Street Studios, Archinofsky showcases worthwhile exhibits of photography, as well as the occasional sculptural installation by emerging US artists....

The slightly shady stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South between the Stratosphere and Charleston Boulevard is lined with old motels. Many of them are pretty sketchy places, as...

Founded in 1935 and located at the sketchy end of Fremont, this is a gem, from its cut-to-the-chase sign - 'Liquor' in huge white neon - to the cast of crims, bums and chancers...

Its claim to be the largest vintage store in the world is as silly as the $1 admission charge (refundable on purchase, but that's not the point). Despite this, and its high...

The Backdoor caters to Latino guys and their admirers. It's like any other Vegas bar during the week, but plays things up for the weekend with dance parties, drag shows and...

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...

The New York version of this chain made famous the 'martinis and manicures' concept featured on Sex and the City; a shame, then, that cosmetology laws forbid full manicures...

Opened by Benny Binion as Binion's Horseshoe in 1951, this Fremont Street relic competes with the Flamingo and Caesars Palace for the title of the most iconic hotel-casino in...

The City of Las Vegas puts a great deal of thought into the shows it exhibits in its municipal galleries. All four of the City of Las Vegas Galleries (Bridge Gallery, West Las...

This place is all about contrasts: though no longer a country bar, it has kept the animal heads and cowboy paraphernalia, but the place packs with hipsters in skinny pants...

Formerly part of the Red Rooster Antique Mall, the old 7-Up bottling company has been restocked and renovated with 35 vendors. If you like the look of that tiki bar, snap it...

The kind of no-frills, fair-prices locals' favourite that everyone loves, CJ's - located in a tiny 1932 brick house - has lasted 30 years, thanks to its solid southern Italian...

Mario D'Loe cut his teeth as a costume designer for Vegas shows before filling this store with finds from the 1960s and '70s. A few blocks away is Valentino's Zoot Suit...