The Las Vegas Adventurer

Are you heading into Las Vegas for Blog World Expo this weekend? Check out my links below for some tips and information on making the most out of your stay!
General Tips
~ Find an ATM
~ Tipping in Las Vegas
~ Pet friendly hotels
~ What’s the weather in Las Vegas right now?

Transportation
~ Taxi Information
~ The Las Vegas Monorail
~ The Las Vegas CAT Bus
~ Find the best gas prices
~ Car rentals
~ What’s traffic like right now?
Dining, Shows and Entertainment
~ In-N-Out Burger
~ Vegas Vegetarian
~ Best of Las Vegas 2008
~ The Best Las Vegas Buffets
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SushiSamba at the Palazzo Hotel is a 14,000 square foot restaurant with a dining room that seats 150 people, a sushi bar that seats 21 and a main bar that accommodates 35 people.
The cuisine is a fusion of Brazilian and Japenese with creative dishes like Brazilian churrasco and feijoada, Japanese tempura, Peruvian anticuchos, and roasted skewered meats.
For the Brazilian Independence Day on September 7th, the restaurant will be offering a menu of Brazilian dishes, samba and capoeira (an ancient Brazilian dance incorporating martial arts) with Brazilian drummers.
The live entertainment begins at 8 p.m. and again at 9 …read more

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Part restaurant and part lounge, Brand Steakhouse has brought their simple yet elegant approach to dining to the Monte Carlo Hotel.
Featuring a 120 ounce porterhouse steak (that’s 8.6 pounds and feeds six!) called “The Ultimate Steak,” the menu runs the gamut from lamb, filet mignon, burgers, prime rib, chicken, seafood, salads and à la carte sides (such as lobster and double-roasted garlic mashed potatoes; crispy corn pancakes with sautéed bacon and creamy pudding; and a blooming caramelized onion).
And of course they’ll also hook you up with their extensive wine list, …read more

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Las Vegas is well-known for its buffets and world-class dining, but it also has a fantastic selection of vegetarian restaurants as well.
And of course, you don’t have to be vegetarian to enjoy a great vegetarian meal!
My friend Alicia at The Denver Traveler was born and raised here and has some great recommendations:
The Go Raw Cafe
This restaurant and juice bar does exactly what its name suggests: No food is cooked or even warmed – basically it’s altered (chopped, sliced, pureed) but never exposed to heat to cook it. Alicia says cold tomato soup is a little weird at first but …read more

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