
Downtown · Hawaii-style
Aloha Specialties
A casual meal on the California Hotel mezzanine. A useful food stop while spending time downtown.
Find restaurants, attractions and shops by interest or area. Save your favorites as you browse.
95 places to explore

Downtown · Hawaii-style
A casual meal on the California Hotel mezzanine. A useful food stop while spending time downtown.

Downtown · Shops & gifts
Pick up chocolates at the California Hotel shop. Pair it with a meal in the same hotel, without adding another cross-town stop.

West of the Strip · Hawaii-style
A Hawaii-inspired kitchen with several locations around the valley. This listing is specifically for the Decatur restaurant.

Downtown · Places to stay
The Cal has a long connection with visitors from Hawaii. Its dining and shops also make an easy downtown outing when you are staying elsewhere.
Food & drinkWest of the Strip · Korean
Korean barbecue and banchan for a meal that deserves time of its own.

Downtown · Things to do
Explore Las Vegas sign history through the museum’s current visitor experiences. Choose an experience before arranging the rest of your outing.

West of the Strip · Things to do
Look into the preserve’s gardens, museums and visitor experiences for an outing beyond the resort corridor.

East Las Vegas · Things to do
A city community center designed to reflect Latino heritage, with murals and community programs. Check what is open to visitors on your date.

The Strip · Treasure Island
Some Vegas nights are better with a little wonder. Mystère fills Treasure Island’s stage with Cirque du Soleil acrobatics and the kind of spectacle that gives everyone at the table something to talk about afterward.

West of the Strip · Rio
Make your way to the Rio for magic with a mischievous point of view. Penn & Teller turn an evening of illusions into something to puzzle over on the ride home.

The Strip · V Theater
Bring your love of Prince and leave room for a little funk. Purple Reign brings the music, the signature looks and the larger-than-life stage presence to V Theater, with Jason Tenner leading the tribute and a nod to Morris Day and The Time.

Arts District · Arts District
Give an Arts District evening a good anchor: handmade pasta, sourdough and a seasonal Italian menu on Main Street.

Downtown · Fremont East
Creative comfort food and shareable plates make this downtown kitchen an easy place to settle in with a group.

The Strip · North Strip
A casual taco stop near the north end of the resort corridor. Choose this branch when building a meal around nearby Strip attractions.

The Strip · North Strip
Retro booths, generous meals and late hours give this Las Vegas Boulevard restaurant a different rhythm from a formal resort dinner.

The Strip · Paris Las Vegas
A French bistro at Paris with breakfast, lunch and dinner service. Make it a central Strip meal before wandering toward Bellagio.

East of the Strip · Paradise Road
Bavarian cooking and live music bring a beer-hall evening to Paradise Road. Plan a separate trip east of the resort corridor.
West of the Strip · West Flamingo Road
Handmade noodles are the reason to head west for this casual Chinese kitchen. Save the Flamingo address so you arrive at the right location.

Downtown · Fremont East
Curries, noodles and a casual dining room make this Fremont Street restaurant a useful meal stop during a downtown outing.

The Strip · The Venetian
A French bistro from Thomas Keller for a more leisurely meal at The Venetian. Weekend brunch offers another way to work it into a trip.
The Strip · Park MGM
Roy Choi’s Los Angeles and Koreatown influences meet a lively resort dining room. Pair dinner with a show at Park MGM.
The Strip · ARIA
Soup dumplings and a view into the craft behind them make ARIA’s Din Tai Fung a meal to plan around, rather than squeeze between stops.

The Strip · Wynn
Choose sushi, cooked Japanese dishes or a separate teppanyaki experience at Wynn. This is a dinner worth giving room in the schedule.
East of the Strip · East Flamingo Road
Fried chicken, pancit and dishes for sharing offer a Filipino meal east of the Strip. Leave room to finish with halo-halo.
East of the Strip · Maryland Parkway
A quick fried-chicken stop from the Filipino fast-food chain. Useful when your plans call for a casual meal away from the resort dining rooms.

Arts District · Arts District
Central Texas influences, regional barbecue and live entertainment make this Main Street stop a natural anchor for an Arts District evening.

Arts District · Arts District
Brooklyn-style pies, street slices and Detroit-style squares give pizza lovers plenty to compare during a downtown food outing.

East of the Strip · East Flamingo Road
Make a Thai dinner the anchor of an evening east of the Strip. This listing follows the restaurant’s Flamingo location and its own reservation information.

The Strip · Encore
Coastal Mexican dishes and house-made masa turn an Encore dinner into the main event. Sharing a larger dish can suit a leisurely group meal.

The Strip · Wynn
Dim sum, Hong Kong-style barbecue and noodles offer a casual dining option on Wynn’s casino floor, with later service on weekends.

The Strip · MGM Grand
A stage that moves, a story told through acrobatics, and martial arts that become part of the action. KÀ makes an MGM Grand evening feel properly larger than life. Give this one the starring role in your plans.

The Strip · Bellagio
At Bellagio, the stage becomes water and the water becomes part of the story. “O” brings divers, swimmers and aerial performers together for a Cirque du Soleil evening that pairs naturally with a leisurely dinner nearby.

The Strip · Luxor
Percussion, visual jokes and a little audience participation: Blue Man Group gives a Luxor night its own offbeat rhythm. Much of the fun happens without words, so let the music and the mischief do the talking.

The Strip · MGM Grand
The masks are familiar. The choreography is the reason to settle in. Jabbawockeez mix hip-hop movement, music and visual humor at MGM Grand for a night built around the beat.

The Strip · Mandalay Bay
Michael Jackson’s songs meet Cirque du Soleil’s acrobatics in a Mandalay Bay production full of dance and stage effects. Make a south Strip evening of it, with dinner first and the music as your last stop.

The Strip · The Palazzo
The smallest movement can be the one you miss. Shin Lim brings card magic and close-up illusion to The Palazzo, giving your evening a quieter kind of suspense before the inevitable “how did he do that?” conversation.

The Strip · Wynn
Puppetry, acrobatics and elaborate stage effects come together in Awakening. If your idea of a Vegas night involves stepping into another world for a while, put this Wynn production on the shortlist.

The Strip · Luxor
Leave the family itinerary for tomorrow. Fantasy brings dance and live vocals to Luxor for an adults-only revue, with plenty of room to make dinner and the show the whole plan.

The Strip · SAHARA
At SAHARA, Magic Mike Live puts dance and aerial performance all around the audience. Gather the adults, pick your seats and make a night of a show designed to keep the room part of the action.

The Strip · Excalibur
Horses, jousting and a meal built into the show: Tournament of Kings makes Excalibur an easy anchor for the evening. Come ready to cheer, and leave the separate dinner reservation off your to-do list.

The Strip · Excalibur
Mac King keeps things playful at Excalibur, blending comedy with sleight of hand. Look for a daytime performance if you like the idea of getting your show fix before the evening has even started.

The Strip · FlyOver
Illusions and comedy share the stage at Nathan Burton’s theater inside FlyOver. It is a compact way to add a magic show to your Strip plans without building the whole day around one stop.

East of the Strip · Westgate
Jen Kramer brings sleight of hand, mentalism and audience participation to Westgate. Make the short trip beyond the main resort corridor for an evening where being part of the room is part of the fun.

The Strip · The LINQ
At The LINQ, Mat Franco blends sleight of hand with improvisation and audience interaction. Leave a little room for the unexpected, then keep the post-show conversation going over a meal nearby.

The Strip · Flamingo
A dragon costume, dry humor and some very unlikely magic: Piff gives the Flamingo an evening with a personality all its own. Check which edition is playing, then settle in for the comedy as much as the illusions.

The Strip · Miracle Mile Shops
Juggling and circus comedy share the spotlight with animal performers at Popovich Comedy Pet Theater. Make it a family stop at Miracle Mile Shops, with time for a bite before or after the matinee.

The Strip · Luxor
Carrot Top turns props into the center of an energetic Luxor comedy show. Expect visual jokes, sharp humor and an evening that leans firmly toward the grown-up side of Vegas.

The Strip · MGM Grand
Everyday objects take on a life of their own in Tape Face’s mix of mime, music and audience-involved comedy. Head to MGM Grand for a show that finds its laughs without needing a long conversation.

The Strip · Miracle Mile Shops
A live band, singers and showgirls bring classic Las Vegas entertainment back into the room. VEGAS! The Show at Miracle Mile Shops is a good place to start when you want a night with an old-school streak.

The Strip · Excalibur
The Australian Bee Gees build an Excalibur evening around familiar harmonies and disco-era songs. This tribute production makes a natural finish to dinner at the south end of the Strip.

The Strip · Harrah’s
Donny Osmond brings music, dancing and stories from a life onstage to Harrah’s. Pick a performance, keep dinner within easy reach and let the residency give the evening its shape.

East of the Strip · Westgate
Head to Westgate’s International Theater for an evening with Barry Manilow. Choose your performance first, then build a relaxed dinner around it: this is a night to give the music a little room.
The Strip · Bellagio
Seasonal floral installations turn the garden beside Bellagio’s lobby into an easy visual detour during a central Strip outing.
The Strip · Bellagio
Water, music and light make a short outdoor performance part of a central Strip evening. Leave a little time to find a viewing spot.

Downtown · Stewart Avenue
Organized crime and law-enforcement history unfold in a former federal courthouse, with artifacts and optional interactive experiences to explore.

Downtown · Symphony Park
Hands-on exhibits give children room to explore and experiment. Make this the main activity of a family outing, with a meal before or after.
South of the Strip · Las Vegas Boulevard
A collection of playable pinball machines turns arcade history into a hands-on outing. Choose a few games rather than rushing through the room.

Downtown · Fremont Street
Look up for music-driven LED displays over Fremont Street. Build an evening around downtown dining and leave room for a lively street atmosphere.

Downtown · Fremont East
Boutique shops, food stops and an outdoor play area share a compact Fremont East setting. Check the stage calendar for a reason to linger.
East of the Strip · East Flamingo Road
Explore Nevada’s nuclear-testing history through museum exhibits east of the Strip. Pair it with a nearby meal and allow time for the subject matter.

Northwest Las Vegas · Parks & picnic spots
Lakes, big trees and the old Tule Springs ranch make this a good place to slow down. Bring a picnic and leave time to wander the grounds.

Southeast Las Vegas · Parks & picnic spots
A pond-side walk, a playground stop or a round of disc golf: Sunset Park gives you room to spend an afternoon away from the Strip.

East Las Vegas · Gardens & wildlife
Reeds, ponds and birds reveal a different side of the desert. Walk the Nature Preserve, then visit the Nature Center’s exhibits.

West of Downtown · Parks & picnic spots
Twin lakes and an old Las Vegas setting make Lorenzi a pleasant break west of downtown. Come for a walk or a picnic by the water.
North Las Vegas · Parks & picnic spots
Big playgrounds, a skatepark and open lawns make this a useful choice for an active afternoon with the family.
Boulder City · Gardens & wildlife
Lake Mead views and a chance to spot wild bighorn sheep make this small Boulder City park a memorable stop. The sheep keep their own schedule.

Henderson · Gardens & wildlife
Wander among cacti and desert plants, then stop inside for chocolates. This is the Henderson factory garden, separate from Ethel M’s shop at the California Hotel.

Red Rock area · Scenic day trips
Red sandstone, desert overlooks and a 13-mile scenic loop make this a rewarding outing west of Las Vegas. You can enjoy the views without committing to a long hike.

Valley of Fire · Scenic day trips
Bright sandstone formations and wide desert views make Valley of Fire a trip in its own right. Plan around the scenic roads and the stops that are open on your date.

Red Rock area · Parks & picnic spots
Historic ranch buildings, tree-shaded picnic spots and mountain scenery sit just beyond the city. Make time for the ranch house as well as the grounds.

North Las Vegas · History & discovery
Meet the mammoths and other giants that once lived in this valley through exhibits and life-size sculptures. The short Megafauna Trail is a good place to begin.

Downtown · History & discovery
Step into a much earlier Las Vegas at this small historic park. Adobe fort remains and visitor-center exhibits tell the story of the site beside Las Vegas Creek.

Mount Charleston · Scenic day trips
Trade the resort corridor for mountain scenery and pine forest. Start at the Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway, then choose a picnic spot or trail that suits the day.

Boulder City · History & discovery
See the dam, the Colorado River and the scale of the engineering up close. Pair the visit with time in Boulder City instead of rushing straight back to the Strip.

Downtown · Downtown Grand area
Make pizza the center of a downtown evening. Share a pie, then head toward Fremont Street or leave time for the Mob Museum nearby.

Arts District · Main Street
Steaks, seafood and seasonal vegetables give you plenty of ways to settle into dinner on Main Street. Leave time to explore the Arts District before your table.

West of the Strip · Chinatown
A casual burger stop on South Jones with a late finish. Pick this location when your evening takes you through Chinatown.

Southwest Las Vegas · South Buffalo Drive
The Buffalo location brings the burger stop closer to the southwest valley. Make it an easy meal when you are staying or exploring on this side of town.

Summerlin · Town Center Drive
Make a neighborhood Italian dinner part of your time in Summerlin. The restaurant sits on Town Center Drive, well away from the Strip crowds.
East of the Strip · Paradise Road
Steaks and cocktails in a dining room filled with portraits. This Paradise Road dinner stop works well when you want an evening beyond the casino restaurants.

Downtown · Las Vegas Boulevard North
Trade a little casino time for dinosaurs and natural-history exhibits. This museum north of downtown makes a good indoor stop for curious kids and adults.

Boulder City · Boulder City Parkway
Explore railroad exhibits, then build your visit around a train ride if one is running. The museum and the rides have different schedules and admission.

Henderson · Bird Viewing Preserve
Bring binoculars and spend a quiet morning watching birds around the ponds. The preserve is a place to walk slowly and notice what is moving through the valley.

Henderson · Bruner Avenue
Plan an outdoor visit to see the ranch’s lions and learn about their care. Give this Henderson outing its own part of the day.

Arts District · Charleston Boulevard
A proper pasty makes a good pause between galleries and vintage shops. Settle in on Charleston for a pastry-wrapped meal, then wander back toward Main Street.

Arts District · Main Street
Leave a little room in your Arts District evening for a cocktail on Main Street. Velveteen Rabbit is a place to slow down with your group after dinner or gallery hopping.
Arts District · Casino Center Boulevard
Start your Main Street wander with coffee from a working neighborhood roastery. This Casino Center location is an easy daytime stop before the shops and galleries.

Arts District · Main Street
Make Main Street your meeting point for a brewery stop. Order from the current tap list and settle in with food from Arts District Kitchen inside.

Arts District · Antique Alley
Give yourself time to browse instead of arriving with a shopping list. This Main Street antique mall is a good stop for the pleasure of finding something unexpected.

Arts District · Antique Alley
Browse vintage furniture, collectibles and small finds in a roomy Antique Alley shop. Pair it with another Main Street store and a coffee, and let the afternoon unfold.

Arts District · Charleston Boulevard
Step inside for working studios, galleries and small creative businesses under one roof. A good Arts District visit starts with seeing what is open and following your curiosity.
Arts District · Main Street
Bold graphic art gives this Main Street gallery its point of view. Stop in for Izaac Zevalking’s work and the current exhibition, then keep exploring the neighborhood.

The Strip · Luxor
Bring your gaming crew to Luxor for PC play in the Game Lounge. Check the arena calendar if you would rather build the visit around a tournament or special event.

South of the Strip · Town Square
Arcade games, PC and console play, and bowling give a mixed group plenty to choose from at Town Square. Make it the main outing or stop in between shopping and dinner.

West of the Strip · Chinatown
Try Japanese rhythm cabinets, racers and arcade favorites in the Chinatown corridor. An hourly play option lets you settle into a session, with food and boba available at Kafe Nesto.
No places match that combination yet. Try another interest or reset the filters.
Updated September 11, 2026.