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Vegas Tastes Life as New York’s Sixth Borough

Over the years Caesars Palace has become the West Coast home to quite a few famous old-school New York restaurants. Read more »

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Life in A Festival Town

Life Is Beautiful is still a long ways off, although updates are frequent. Most recently, Mary Sue Milliken, Susan Feniger (TV’s Too Hot Tamales) and chef Mike Minor of Border Grill have signed on to the all-star chef lineup for the October 26-27 music and food event. Read more »

Cinco de Mayo 2013

Cinco-pated Rhythm

The fifth of May comes but once a year—you’re gonna need a game plan

Time to kick the tires on your liver. Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner. Not to be confused with Mexican Independence Day (September 15-16) Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s defeat of the French in 1862. And with so many dining, party and drinking options, don’t even think about letting “Cinco de Drink-o” go by uncelebrated. Las Vegas has some plans for you, my friend. And after a few tequila shots, well, you know how she gets. Read more »

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Bellagio Dining Is Right On Trend

Thanks to shows like Chopped, Master Chef and Food Network Star, cooking competitions have gone from spectator sport to something that anyone can try his hand at, spawning a breed of rabid fans who not only want to taste what their idols are making on the screen, but also make it themselves. Bellagio has wisely served up a duo of opportunities for guests to get their hands in the game, or if they are so inspired, get them dirty. Read more »

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Snow Cream Comes to Vegas

Chef Jet Tila—formerly of Wazuzu in Encore, now running his The Charleston Restaurant and Gastrolounge in Santa Monica—will make his way back to Las Vegas for Memorial Day weekend, when he will open a casual concept at 3735 Spring Mountain Road, Suite 206. Kuma Snow Cream ("kuma" is Japanese for polar bear) will offer varieties of "snow cream," a creamy dessert made from condensed milk and shaved ice. Read more »

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Prepping for Project Dinner Table

Chefs, start your burners! Project Dinner Table’s 2013 season kicks off April 20 at Downtown’s Neon Museum with the chefs of the MGM Grand. The first in the annual series of communal, outdoor dinners puts participants at one long table that will wind through the bone yard where Las Vegas history, written in neon, is preserved. Read more »

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Brunch on the Beach

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Morton's La Comida Names Chef

Pablo Sanchez-Ortiz will bring traditional preparation methods to the new Downtown Mexican restaurant. Read more »

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App Answers ‘What’s For Dinner?’

If you find Trip Advisor too whiney, and Yelpers a little too mean, there’s another option that’s just as subjective … but with sources more reputable than the reviewer who calls Fatburger haute cuisine. Named by Apple to the Top 70 of 2012’s best-of-the-best (out of nearly a million apps), Chefs Feed is an iPhone app enjoyed by fans in 20 U.S. cities (Las Vegas now included) for getting restaurant picks from folks who should know: professional chefs. Read more »

Feature

Food U Offers a Crash Course in Celebrity Chefdom

If you’ve ever fantasized about cooking on the Food Network, here’s your chance (minus the drama queens and the sad being-sent-home bits). Food University at Caesars Palace (March 27-29, $1,995, FoodUniversityLasVegas.com) is where cooking-show fanatics can get off their couches and into a classroom for nine hands-on sessions taught by renown chefs during a breakneck 72 hours in one of the world’s top international dining destinations. Read more »

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