Bonanza's huge sign declares it to be the 'world's largest gift store'; certainly, it's hard to imagine one much bigger. The store sells everything from postcards to place...

If you're looking for hard rock, you could do worse than to make the trip out here for some cheap beer and loud music. The stage is sizeable, the sound system is impressively...

If 1980s music is your guilty pleasure, get over to this sleek club/showroom, where the Purple Reign tribute band play on Friday and Saturday nights for rather less money than...

Established in 1962, Las Vegas's first public course is a favourite with locals, thanks in part to the fabulously inexpensive prices.

Open since 1972, this couple-friendly establishment is Nellis Air Force Base's de facto adult bookstore. Gay men shop and cruise the joint, which is stocked with the usual...

The finest selection of discounted designer cobbling in town with footwear stacked from floor to ceiling. While the shoes may be not be this season's latest design, they're...

The slot-club at the Fiesta Rancho is known for regular triple-point days and no-hassle food comps. There's also a 300-seat bingo room and a drive-up sports-betting window,...

This is the oldest course in the Valley, dating back to 1938. But with $5 million in improvements, you'd never know it. The 6,319-yard, par-72 public course is popular, and...

This fabulous little French store sells fine wines, champagnes, pâtés, cheeses, some sandwiches and salads, and tasting kits. There are also monthly wine-tasting sessions, and...

Mike Hileman, a licensed optician and avid cyclist, runs this one-stop shop where sportspeople can find cool prescription eyewear that stays on the head, no matter how rough...

The granddaddy of Vegas clubs is ragged, but merits its reputation as the city's most atmospheric nude club: it's the only one with a liquor licence. Upstairs, an egalitarian...

The small cinema has a 360º screen. After the day's last performance, you can also scan the sky through the planetarium's telescopes (weather permitting).

Las Vegas was robbed of a jazz legend when charismatic drummer and bandleader Irv Kluger died in 2006. Happily, though, keyboardist Dick Fazio has continued Kluger's old Friday...

One of the earliest locals' casinos is evidently now the best: the Las Vegas Review-Journal said so in its 2006 'Best of Las Vegas' poll, crediting the property's classier look...