Japanese Wine In A Carnival Setting
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At SushiSamba inside The Palazzo, the flavors of Brazil, Peru and Japan collide in a fusion of bold flavors. Enjoy a feast with your group, sampling appetizers, small plates and seviches, as well as roasted meats from the robata grill and fresh sushi and sashimi while watching colorful videos of Brazilian, Peruvian and Japanese culture projected on the restaurant's walls.
Cufflinks, Cocktails And A Lot Of Class
By Megan Riggs | Posted In Nightlife
Versatility has made the team of Chris Phillips and Marley Taylor, known as Zowie Bowie, one of the hottest nightclub acts in town, even before they opened at the Monte Carlo in early September. Arriving from Scottsdale, Ariz., only three years ago to perform at Red Rock Resort on the west side of town, the couple developed a local following with their Top 40, hip hop, dance music show as well as a Rat Packera performance. Now on the Strip...
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A True Artisan
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One of the most unique (and boutique) hotels in Las Vegas, the Artisan is lavish in its décor and even, some might say, a bit eccentric. The candlelit lounge is an especially stunning sight, with its walls and ceiling covered with framed reproductions of famous paintings. You can settle into one of the lounge's comfortable leather chairs or sit at the black granite top bar and enjoy a drink.
¡Viva La Revolución!
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You might not know this, but Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico's Independence Day. The holiday that we celebrate in May is actually a yearly commemoration of the Mexican army's victory over the French army in 1862's Battle of Puebla. More interesting, outside of Puebla and the United States, most of Mexico doesn't even celebrate the fi fth of May. September 16th, though, is a whole different story.
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