Hankering falafel or tandoori chicken after a long night at the casinos? Try the Spice Market Buffet inside Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, where celebrities decorate the walls and champagne is served with special weekend buffets. Not only does Spice Market offer a generous selection of meat dishes from around the world but vegetarians will delight in diverse offerings such as pastas, spring rolls, salads, soups and even make-your-own pizzas. Save room for dessert, too, for the strawberry shortcake and fruit cobbler are wildly popular, while playful favorites such as cotton candy are available as well. ...more

Is it Paris, or Las Vegas? Paris Las Vegas, of course. Ride to the peak of the 50-story replica of the Eiffel Tower in the glass elevators. At the observation deck on top, you will behold a breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip from 540 feet up. The 11th-floor Eiffel Tower Restaurant is formal dining at its finest; reservations are necessary. Tickets available at the Tower. ...more

Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill, inside Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel, is decked out in red, white, and blue. The menu includes Fried Bologna Sandwich and Sweet Potato Pecan Pie with bourbon ice cream. It also offers live country music after 9p. It also features music videos, recording studio, and retail shop. Look out for surprise appearances by Toby Keith himself! ...more

Secret Garden & Dolphin Habitat is a tropical paradise dedicated to the wild things. You will find many exotic animal breeds housed here, from elephants, panthers and leopards to Siegfried and Roy's rare and enchanting white tigers. This exhibit is presented in an effort to spotlight the need to protect vanishing breeds. Along with the land-based residents, visitors are invited to visit the intriguing Dolphin Habitat. You will thoroughly enjoy watching the antics of these amazing creatures that love to show off for onlookers. This attraction is located at the Mirage Hotel Casino located mid Strip. ...more

This southwest link of the chain that began in New York opened in 2004. Located in Caesar's Palace, the dining room has a definite Vegas flair with bold colors and luxurious fabrics. Celebrity chef owner, Bobby Flay offers an intriguing menu which includes New Mexican Spice Rubbed Pork Tenderloin with Bourbon-Ancho Chile Sauce, Sweet Potato Tamale, and Crushed Pecan Butter. Make sure to save room for dessert as many of pastry chef Viki Wells's confections are not to be missed. The bar features top-shelf tequila and mezcal alongside an extensive wine list. ...more

What happens in Las Vegas stays in Las Vegas, so come to Tryst for a secret romantic getaway. Built at a cost of more that $1.5 billion, Wynn Las Vegas is emblematic of decadent American luxury. Tryst nightclub, located on the Wynn property, characterizes this notion. An expansive dance floor opens out onto a 90-foot waterfall and lagoon, perfect for the sultry heat of the Las Vegas desert. The dress code is "casual chic," and hats, oversized jeans, baggies, and athletic wear are not allowed. ...more

Kahunaville has tiki decorations and vibrant decor. They offer an eclectic menu that includes island stuffed toast, teriyaki-ginger flank steak, aloha lime chicken, kon tiki coconut shrimp and chocolate insanity. Their flair bartenders serve up specialty cocktails. There are dueling pianos or DJs spinning nightly. The kitchen closes at 10p on weeknights and and 11p on Friday and Saturday, but the bar stays open to impress guests. ...more

This is a spectacular experience for children of all ages. There are one-of-a-kind toys, gifts, collectibles and attractions unlike anything you'll see elsewhere. Greeting you upon entrance is a gigantic Trojan horse that you can walk through. Perhaps you'd like a Thomas the Tank Engine track with your name on it or an exclusive Harry Potter toy. Simply put, FAO Schwartz is a place to go nuts, with every kind of toy under the sun, right down to the kid-sized Mercedes 500SL or enormous stuffed animals! ...more

For those that are bored with the ordinary buffet fare, Le Village Buffet is truly a fine dining experience. Classic French foods are featured including dishes from five different provinces, such as Burgundy and Alsace. The chefs prepare crepes to order and if your mouth waters for seafood, you have come to the right place. Small but important touches, such as fresh berries for breakfast and real whipped cream for hot chocolate raise the bar for buffet food. This eatery is located at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel. ...more

Inside one of the five tall, white-washed buildings of Caesars Palace Hotel Casino, you will find the Forum Shops which were added in 1992. Here, you can buy with the richest of them (Gucci, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Baccarat, Harry Winston, etc.) in an atmosphere reminiscent of the ancient Roman Senate: large statues, majestic fountains and grand pillars abound. This enormous mall spans multiple floors (more than 643,000 square feet!) and is dotted with various restaurants (some with a dress code and some casual) to please all palates, including Wolfgang Puck's renowned Spago. Free valet parking available. ...more

If the New York-New York Hotel & Casino is the Las Vegas version of the Big Apple, then Il Fornaio is its little Italy. Dine in elegance inside the restaurant or sit "outside" near the hotel's indoor stream and enjoy an authentic Italian meal. The restaurant features homemade pastas, wood-fired pizzas, grilled steak, duck and fish. But you'll have to pry yourself away from their bread steeped in olive oil or you won't even make it to the main course. ...more

The blue skies and wispy clouds of downtown Paris seem to follow you throughout this shopping promenade. Full of French stores, mimes, les gendarmes at your service, it is small compared to other hotel shopping areas, but it is very realistic. Bakeries, French restaurants and galleries dot the corridors offering 31,000 square feet of shopping and dining. You will find many of Parisian-type bars and restaurants, as well as Le Village Buffet Take a leisurely walk outside and gaze at the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower. It is located at the Paris Hotel. ...more

Step out of the gondola and into the dining room. You will enjoy a casual global cuisine in a relaxed and beautiful atmosphere. The dishes are tasty and the portions are extremely generous. It will be difficult to save room for the excellent selection of cheesecakes. Try the Peppered Ahi Tuna Steak in Wine Sauce and the nice selection of cognac and port, as well as specialty cocktails and coffees. This fine eatery is located at the Venetian Hotel. ...more

While the anchor stores include Dillard's, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, there are more than 140 specialty shops and galleries that are yours to enjoy. Le Gallerie Luminste features vintage and current works by Thomas Kincade. The Wyland Gallery for fine art and the Southwest Spirit Gallery are both lovely places to visit. The Colorado Pen Company offers fine writing instruments and other gift ideas. For a gorgeous keepsake, look in the San Francisco Music Box Company. Fine dining establishments include Sfuzzi, an Italian bistro. Free valet parking available at Neiman Marcus entrance. ...more

This swanky nightclub, on the dazzling strip of Las Vegas, is a popular location for the late night birds to drop by. Charming waitresses, delectable drinks, cozy booths and an elegant bar with video screens amidst the carefully created darkness are just a few of the attractive features. Food is tasty and comes in generous portions. A special Martini Menu accompanies the drink list. Equipped with a friendly staff and a lively atmosphere, this 24-hour open venue, which has received several accolades from the media, is a much sought-after spot. The Peppermill Coffee Shop also located here is a great place to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. ...more

Encompassing Fremont Street in the center of downtown Las Vegas is a light and musical show like none other in the world. A permanent canopy has been constructed to cover the casino-lined street with two million lights and a state-of-the-art sound system. This USD70 million attraction provides shows in the evening hours and is a popular area for filming motion picture scenes. There is no charge for entrance except for their New Year's Eve Street Bash. The special shows projected on the canopy ceiling last for approximately seven minutes. ...more

This dramatically-decorated cafe, located near the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, had its start as a small ethnic grocery store and deli. From those humble beginnings in 1988, Paymon's Mediterranean Cafe & Hookah Lounge has risen to become the place to go for Mediterranean food and many varieties of relaxing hookah flavors in Las Vegas. This place offers a variety of delicious dishes from all around the Mediterranean region, including Greece, Iran, Turkey and Lebanon. Menu selections include moussaka, gyros, pita sandwiches, and various meat kabobs. Before you leave, be sure to check out the adjoining original market, which is well-stocked with everything you could possibly need for preparing your own aromatic Mediterranean dishes. ...more

The Papillon Helicopter takes off from the South Rim and flies over the canyon for over 40 minutes. Get a birds eye view of the widest and deepest points of the Grand Canyon. The views of the canyon and the mighty Colorado River are unbelievable. If you want to experience the most amazing views of the canyon, this flight is sure to leave a lasting impression. ...more

Craving a California roll after a boisterous night at the casino? Stop by Kaizen Fusion Roll and Sushi for fresh rolls, salads and drinks and groove to the DJ's funky beats until the wee hours of the morning. Friendly, personable staff and stylish decor to boot. If you miss this one, there are two other locations in Las Vegas alone. ...more

The house rules of this club are, 'You Puke, You Clean', if this isn't eye-catching enough then wait till you walk in to the Double Down Saloon. It's located between the city's airport corridors of Paradise and Swenson, far east off the Strip and is not a club you will come across by accident. But the biggest landmark is that it is located close to the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Double Down has a certain fan-like cult following and is a very interesting place if you want to meet a lot of different kinds of people. The drinks here are very strong and have innovative names. Live bands play here too and there are plenty of fun events, check their website for more details. ...more

The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden in the Bellagio Hotel is one of Las Vegas' claims to fame. The garden is a sanctuary to more than 7500 flowers, which are well taken care of by 140 horticulturists. The garden is a treat to the eyes with its beautifully placed gazebos, ponds, bridges and water fountains. Its a delight to tour the garden during day time with the light pouring in from the glass ceiling. The night tours are equally exotic with the stars overhead, making it more tranquil. ...more

Acclaimed Fleur de Lys chef Hubert Keller offers gastronomic fun at Burger Bar, an experiment in customizable classic American food. You get to build your own burger here, choosing from a variety of beef options, including Kobe, or turkey, buffalo or even vegetarian choices, and then pick your toppings from a list that includes pretty much everything. Save some room for the dessert burger, a doughnut filled with chocolate ganache. ...more

This truly amazing state-of-the art aquarium has sharks, alligators, monitor lizards and other amazing creatures living in more than 1,000,000 gallons of salt water at the Mandalay Bay Resort. You will enjoy a beautiful display of blue sharks, stingrays, sea turtles, eels and a remarkable jellyfish display with black lights. Tickets are USD15.95 for adults; USD10.95 for children 12 years and above and free for children younger than 4. This is a must-see exhibit for the whole family. ...more

Step into Jean-Philippe Patisserie and take a trip back to childhood when you were a little kid just finishing some chocolate ice cream, leaving a good portion of it on your face because you ate it so excitedly. That is how you'll leave this take-out dessert spot, located in the luxurious Bellagio. Choose from bite-size chocolates, savory crepes, fluffy cakes, sweet cookies, crisp salads, and warm paninis. With sweets in hand, take the opportunity to gaze upon the world's largest chocolate fountain at the entrance to the shop. ...more

Nothing is taboo at the Tabú Ultra Lounge. Located at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, this lounge is chic, stylish and very, very sleek. The decor is glam to say the least and alluring images pour out of projectors. To add to this ambience are the gorgeous models (who act as waitresses) and world renowned DJs. Join the pretty people of Las Vegas while you sip on specialty cocktails and take in the fashionable vibe! ...more