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hen we launched Industry Weekly in January 2016, the objective was clear: Every week, we’ll explore every facet of the world’s most captivating entertainment landscape. We’ve done it, deep-diving into all the things that make you think of Las Vegas: nightclubs and pool parties; restaurants, bars and lounges; artists, executives and hospitality professionals that keep the Strip sharp. Since we started, that entertainment landscape has become even more compelling,
adding more than a few sparkling new facets. Less than two months ago, Vegas received the gift of an entirely new live entertainment experience, one that fits like the last perfect puzzle piece and will continue to grow—major league professional sports. (Go Knights go!) To celebrate how far we’ve come and all the amazing destinations that have given us so much to get excited about, we’re filling the pages of Industry Weekly’s 100th issue with the 100 clubs, theaters, concert halls, restaurants, bars and entertainment venues that define the Vegas scene right now. You’ll
find your favorites, you’ll discover some hot spots you need to visit, and we hope you’ll learn, like we have, that 100 is just a beginning. Thank you for reading and for being a part of Industry Weekly. Photograph by Mikayla Whitmore/Staff
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T - M O B I L E A R E N A The home of the Vegas Golden Knights and the city’s biggest concerts and events is even more than that—it’s the new heart of the Strip.
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The house Celine built 14 years ago is still the blueprint for the modern Strip residency.
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Expect more game-changing innovation and top-tier resident artists to arrive at Wynn Nightlife’s megaclub in the coming months.
M o m o f u k u
David Chang finally made it to Vegas this year, and his delicious food fits right in at the Cosmopolitan.
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B o w l
The versatile concert hall at the Linq Promenade remains Las Vegas’ favorite place to catch the coolest bands.
S T K
When it’s time to gather the squad for a memorable night, this sexy steakhouse is the starting point.
E m b a s s y
The off-Strip club continues to break the mold when it comes to divergent sounds and unique parties.
P r i m r o s e
The first taste of Park MGM’s restaurants is fresh, slightly French and infinitely promising. P h o t o g r a p h b y St e v e M a r c u s
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T h e A x i s Planet Hollywood’s finely tuned pop-music machine keeps plugging in our favorite performers and watching the shows take off.
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Chef Brian Howard’s Chinatown hot spot was an industry fave before it even opened its doors.
H y d e
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Mix one part lounge, one part club, one part classic Vegas and top with Champagne— that’s the recipe for Hyde.
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There’s only one place where the biggest DJs and the wildest pool-party experience
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The Strip’s got soul, and if you’re not sure where to find it, look no further than this iconic music hall, restaurant and bar.
T a o
Lounge to restaurant to nightclub to pool club, Tao still does it all, and like no other single venue can.
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Old-school charm and refined cuisine stock the menu at this hidden gem at Westgate Las Vegas.
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C l i q u e L o u n g e As if Cosmopolitan didn’t have a lock on great casino lounges, here comes Clique with cocktails, music and attitude to spare.
D r a i ’ s
Hip-hop on the roof—that’s how Victor Drai set the standard, again, with this utterly unique night- and dayclub.
A n d r e a ’ s
Addictive eats and all the right vibes keep Andrea’s at Encore packed with the ready-to-party crowd.
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J o i n t
The Hard Rock Hotel’s legendary music venue seems to get better and more versatile every year.
W e s t g a t e S u p e r B o o k
Anything that happens in the world of sports betting happens first at the Westgate.
M a n d a l a y B e a c h
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You haven’t summered in Vegas until you’ve hit the Beach for a hot night of music with your feet in the sand.
B a r d o t B r a s s e r i e
Vegas native Josh Smith brings the sexy back to time-honored French food at Michael Mina’s Aria outpost.
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I n t r i g u e You’ve found something special when the nightclub experience is huge but feels intimate, and when it feels exclusive even when everyone is invited.
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Upgrades are on the way for the theater at the Palms, which was already the true music geek’s top concert choice in Las Vegas.
F ou n d a t i o n R oo m
Only one other club has lasted 18 years on the Strip, but there will only ever be one Foundation Room, a personalized experience with a mood all its own.
D a y l i g ht
One of the biggest, brightest, most sonically diverse day parties is happening at the south tip of the Strip at Mandalay Bay’s energetic pool club.
H e a rthsto n e
Landmark Las Vegas chef Brian Massie’s passion project has reached neighborhood favorite status at the Red Rock Resort.
MGM Gr a n d G a r d e n Are n a
With The Killers, Shakira, Demi Lovato and DJ Khaled kicking off 2018, it’s clear the lion has plenty of roar left when it comes to this epic events center.
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Ask any F&B pro where they like to eat in their rare off-hours and most will point you to this raw bar and cocktail paradise.
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This icon’s recent redesign has it looking and feeling like an entirely different restaurant. Don’t worry—same amazing food. COURTESY PHOTO
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W i n g L e i The first Chinese restaurant in the country to be awarded a Michelin star is one of the brightest jewels in Wynn’s restaurant crown.
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The pool party that started it all is still going strong, connecting the Hard Rock Hotel’s wild past to its bright future.
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With four local outposts—including one inside T-Mobile Arena—Danny Meyer’s beloved burger chain has truly taken Vegas.
A t o m i c L i q u o r s
Everyone’s favorite Downtown dive bar is that much more perfect now that it has its own eatery, the Kitchen.
E n c o r e T h e a t e r
From Tony Bennett to Diana Ross to Harry Connick Jr. to Elvis Costello, this lavish theater is suddenly a headliner champion.
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Edgy cocktails in swanky surroundings is a natural in any casino, but the Dorsey stands out from the pack.
J e w e l
At Aria’s high-tech, star-studded, intimate club, it feels like industry night every night.
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S t i ll
The ultimate man-cave sports bar has everything you need, including a wing challenge and a refurbished Airstream.
M a n d a l a y B a y Ev e n t s C e n t e r
Recent renovations have brought new sparkle to the Cosmo cocktail centerpiece.
Welcome to home court: The WNBA’s San Antonio Stars are moving to Vegas next year and playing in this versatile arena.
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L o n g B a r
Every night is a special occasion at this NYC transplant, where the fun is the only thing bigger than the veal parm.
D o w n t o w n L a s V e g a s Ev e n t s C e n t e r
Dance-music rave-ups, hard-rock fests, football-watching mega-parties ... there’s no limit to this outdoor venue’s capabilities.
J a r d i n
Breakfast, lunch or dinner, this Encore eatery has you covered, in enchanting style.
The D casino boss Derek Stevens has been known to knock back a few at this busy bar. It doesn’t get more Old Vegas than that.
L i b e r t i n e S o c i a l
If the drinks by Tony Abou-Ganim don’t get you, the food by Shawn McClain will.
S t a r b o a r d T a ck
The 1970s-era afterhours favorite has been reborn as a rum-slinging dive that’s attracting all the cool kids.
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P a r k T h e a t e r The newest Strip venue offers high-wattage headliners and an ideal location near all the action, and there’s not a single bad seat in the house.
L i g h t
The evolution continues for one of the most beloved names in the nightlife game, where it’s all about the party.
M ontecristo C i g a r B a r
Rare whiskeys and one of the largest humidors in the city are just two things that keep this Caesars Palace spot smoking.
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When Bob Dylan and Adam Sandler perform at the same place within a month, you know you’ve got a unique venue.
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Herbs
It’s the place to meet before a game or a show at T-Mobile, and you’ll be back at Beerhaus after to keep exploring that list of brews.
The Iron Chef champion’s fusion cuisine is just what the MGM Grand dining landscape needed.
Las Vegas’ truly local burger joint is on the rise with expansion in the hip southwest part of town.
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Nobody in this town goes too long without sidling up to this legendary cocktail bar and late-night hang.
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F r e e d o m B e a t With soulful comfort cuisine and lots of live music, Freedom Beat is Downtown’s one-stop shop for fun.
M a r q u e e
Anchored by hip-hop and EDM stars, Cosmo’s cool club keeps the party rocking day and night.
C h i c a
Lorena Garcia’s next-level Latin cuisine is breaking barriers at the Venetian.
V i n y l
The Hard Rock Hotel’s smaller music room is the place to catch the next big thing.
G r a n d v i e w L o u n g e
Whether it’s music or afterhours comedy, this entertainment hub at South Point is always packed.
T h e B l a c k S h e e p
This modern Vietnamese restaurant in the southwest part of town is on everyone’s to-eat list.
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Addictive sweets like cereal milk ice cream and buttery crack pie are the perfect Strip-walking snack.
T h e S a n d D o l l a r L o u n g e
The stalwart blues bar is surging again thanks to cool cocktails and a friendly industry crowd. Peter Harasty/File
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M B S t e a k Michael and David Morton have taken the concept of the big Vegas steakhouse to new heights at this Hard Rock Hotel spot.
Y e l l o w t a i l
This Bellagio classic remains one of the most popular sushi destinations on the Strip.
T o p g o l f
Swinging the clubs is just the beginning of the overall entertainment experience at this vibrant complex behind MGM Grand.
T h e G o l d e n
T i k i
If you’re looking to get lost for a few hours (or longer), transport yourself from the desert to the tropics at this Chinatown bar and lounge.
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This energetic pool club has been packing in powerful summer parties for more than a decade.
H e rr i n g b o n e
Stellar seafood and an unforgettable brunch head up the reasons to visit this Aria restaurant.
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L o u n g e
All-star comedians, avant-garde theater productions and rockin’ bands all call this comfy Red Rock Resort lounge home.
J e a n G e o r g e s S t e a k h o u s e
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New levels of sports book luxury await at Wynn’s beautifully refreshed venue, including the tasty, adjacent Charlie’s Bar & Grill.
G i a d a
The celeb chef is readying a fast-casual concept at Caesars Palace, a nice complement to her warm, welcoming dining room at the Cromwell.
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L ounge
Get up to the top of the Delano tower to take in the best Strip views and a few creative libations.
E ggslut
If you never thought you’d wait in line for a breakfast sandwich, you haven’t been to Eggslut yet.
H a r v est
Roy Ellamar’s fresh, ingredient-driven approach at Bellagio is making fans of his fellow chefs.
Fre m ont S treet E x p erience Running wild under the neon canopy has become a vintage Vegas experience—and a fun way to see the evolution of Downtown.
B a nger B re w ing
Step into the FSE’s Neonopolis complex to savor some of the best and most creative local brews. DENISE TRUSCELLO/COURTESY
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L a v o Winter is when one of the best Italian restaurants on the Strip doubles down with an over-the-top party brunch.
H a k k a s a n
Between the refined Chinese cuisine and the electric nightclub experience, it’s hard to decide which part of Hakkasan we like best.
C l e o p a t r a ’ s B a r g e
If live entertainment in a classic casinolounge environment is on the rise, the iconic spot at Caesars Palace is leading the way.
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Watch the game, feast on favorite foods, rotate through the tap list and keep on eye on the Strip at Paris’ rooftop party spot.
A n d r e ’ s
B i s t r o
Legendary chef André Rochat’s new neighborhood eatery is everything locals want.
R e d R o c k & S p o r t s
R a c e B o o k
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Partying and betting at the Red Rock’s book is often a bigger experience than the game itself.
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The Cosmopolitan opened so many cool new restaurants this year, but the Bromberg brothers’ deliciously updated eatery requires your attention.
O m nia
With chart-topping resident DJs and eyepopping special effects, Omnia remains an otherworldly musical experience.
F ran k lin
Delano’s sexy lobby bar is a secret treasure, a place where conversation and cocktails can lead anywhere.
V elveteen R abbit
There’s always something happening—or a fresh new entry on the drink menu—at this Downtown Arts District favorite.
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The rustic Downtown icon is still the center of the local music scene.
C arson Kitchen
The legacy of comfort-food king Kerry Simon lives on at this recently expanded Downtown restaurant.
L e C leo
See how many flavor-packed Mediterranean dishes you can sample in one sitting at this SLS standout.
Ku m i
Before Light or after Daylight, Kumi’s intricate, upbeat Japanese food is the meal you need.
D o w nto w n C oc k tail R oo m If this isn’t the bar that started it all on East Fremont, it certainly made an impact—and kicked a hole in the Vegas craft cocktail scene, too.
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You won’t have a complete picture of the Strip’s fantastic restaurant landscape until you’ve had a blow-out dinner at José Andrés’ SLS powerhouse.
T hai
It seems like this Fremont East restaurant has been packed since the day it opened six years ago.
L agasse ’ s S tadiu m
Step into a truly immersive sports experience at the Palazzo, complete with mobile betting, stadium seating and Emeril Lagasse’s unforgettable cuisine.
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12/1 Vegas Strong Benefit Concert with The Killers, Imagine Dragons & more. 12/8-12/9 George Strait. 12/16 Lady Gaga. 1/5-1/6 Ice Vegas Invitational. 1/20 Katy Perry. 3780 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702-692-1600.
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