The only resort in all of Las Vegas that has no Wi-Fi! Stay away! #fail
The red chile enchilada with fried egg is the bomb, and you have to try the tacos de lengua. Heard awesome things about the Toro (a spicy michelada).
Sign up for RV's "signature" fried rice, which is studded w/ scallops, asparagus, and caviar. Read more.
Kobe beef made our day in the 8-oz Rockit burger (w/ melted brie, fried shallots and barely sweet medjool date aioli, and truffle fries) Read more.
Finally, a bar for the hockey fans. Run by Sean Avery, this place is like a love letter to the game. It feels just like a post-game locker room, if locker rooms had tabletop video games.
A throwback which serves elegant Italian fare. Osteria del Teatro was around South Beach well before "Italian" meant serving sushi. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Check the weekly specials board for exotic sausages like elk and ostrich, and other bolder flavors such as tasty, well-seasoned Greek-style pork sausage covered in olive tapenade and feta. Read more.
First 20 retweets will receive a $20 gift card to 1320 Market at LSF for healthy and tasty food. Read more.
Houses a burger with cheese in its core, marking the first time that a hamburger and Richard Grieco have shared something in common. Read more.
Taco a Trois ($8) is a bargain: choice of steak, chicken or grilled veggies in 3 corn tortillas with 4 garnishes like guac and salsa verde. Read more.
Hit this Belgian-style fry shack for hand-cut fries w/ 20 different dipping sauces. Or nab Completely Nuts' cinnamon-roasted cashews -- just wary of ravenous strangers trying to grab your nut sack. Read more.
The individual cheese plates are a great choice, which pull from Pastoral's broad selection of artisan fromage. Read more.
Gaztro-Wagon operates a storefront at 5973 N. Clark St., but catch it around town via Twitter (@wherezthewagon), or text Gaztro-Wagon to 41411 Read more.
For $2.25 or one Metrocard swipe, you can get downtown via the MTA M60 bus which connects to the N/R Train, also goes across bridge to 125th . During rush hour, its TONS faster than a cab.
Tomato-based vegan chili is assertive with cumin and coriander and lingeringly spicy from chipotle. White bean chicken chili is creamy and satisfying with more subtle heat from green chilies. Read more.
Sandra & Mathieu Holl were known for their pastries & quiches @ the Green City Market. Here they serve more ambitious fare, such as croissants, bread pudding, cookies, and locally sourced sandwiches. Read more.
1,136 feet tall. 5th-tallest in the United States; formerly known as the Standard Oil Building. Learn more about Aon at http://trib.in/qzPAiS
The draw: made-to-order blended beverages with nutrition boosters like the "fat burner." Read more.
In the Michael Jordan era, the Chicago Bulls won 6 championships in 8 years here. Bulls coach Phil Jackson won his 500th game & Bill Clinton was nominated for his 2nd White House term in this arena.
Health club or not, don't skip dessert — especially hot chocolate soufflé cake with crème anglaise and raspberry sauce Read more.
Thick, creamy shakes are prepared from a liquid mix blended with cream, pretty good considering no ice cream is involved. Read more.
Free wi-fi here, so when you're leaving from vacation you can get a jump on what you missed.
Sure to win over the table, the scallops here are glazed with maple syrup and seared, then served with oatmeal and whipped butternut squash. Read more.
This cash-only, Prohibition-style speakeasy tucked underneath Gilt Bar's a candlelit hideaway carefully mixing up 'tails like the Death's Door Daisy (DD vodka, Aperol, St. Germain, lemon). Read more.
This place features 60+ classic libations like the Ford Cocktail (London dry gin, dry vermouth, Benedictine, orange bitters). Drink some down & soak up the alcohol with the Pig's Face Poutine. Read more.
