Rio

2012 Nightclub Awards

Best Place to Party With Your Parents: Voodoo Rooftop Nightclub

Look, we don’t want to make a big thing about this, but your mom? She needs to get out a little more. Don’t ask us how we know. And when she and dad swing through town and want to get a little taste of that Las Vegas nightlife you keep going on about, Voodoo at the Rio is the spot. Read more »

Serious Mischief

Encrypt your Wi-Fi and watch your smartphone for unusual behavior if you’re near the Rio from July 26-29, because Defcon, the annual hacker convention, is back in town for its 20th year. Read more »

Nightlife

Best Place to Avoid Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian

There’s not a chance in hell that the underground go-to party for bass music known as Dub Church will register on the radar of aging socialites. Read more »

The Deal

A Rio Good Deal

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Vegas Moment

Shady Business

Quick: It’s 108 degrees outside and you’ve got a few free minutes. What do you do? If you’re these dealers, you head on up to the Rio rooftop for some nice, cool cigs and coffee. Read more »

Showstopper

Re-launch of raunch at the Rio

No retelling of the dirty jokes in the Dirty Joke Show, the cheerfully lewd laugh-fest starring machine-gunning gag-meister Geechy Guy that’s reopened at the Rio’s King’s Room after two years at Hooters Hotel. Read more »

KHAAAAAAAAAN-VENTION!

Like a Genesis Device careening into the Mutara Nebula, The Official Star Trek Convention is coming back to the Rio in a few months. Read more »

Diner's Notebook

Taste of the Nation blowout, four presidents for Ruvo, and Dirty Vegan Water

May has flown, but memories of several great meals and festivals linger. Read more »

The Deal

The Best of All Time

When I started the Las Vegas Advisor back in the ’80s, casino dining specials were the primary hook, and over the years the LVA has chronicled thousands of them. Here are a few of the best of all time. Read more »

Dining

An Initial Success

KJ anchors the new Dim Sum Triangle out west

Suddenly, there is a cluster of dim sum restaurants on Flamingo Road, just west of the Strip. Ping Pang Pong is at the Gold Coast, and Cathay House is at the Palms across the street, so it only seemed logical that the Rio would get into the game. That’s exactly what the casino has done, and on a grand scale, I might add. Read more »

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