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West24 · Sep 17, 2008

Originally Posted by Piobaire

Friday afternoon, arrive The Venetian.

Dinner: DelMonico (in the Venetian).

Sunday night: a show, TBA. Leaning towards Rosemary's for dinner, as suggested here.

Keep the ideas coming. Don't forget for night life, 37 y/o married folk. No kid spots please.

i hear they have fantastic bingo games going on at night!

Piobaire · Sep 17, 2008

Originally Posted by West24

I hear sitting in a room full of 22 year olds on the make and embarrassing themselves with drugs and alcohol can bore mature adults.

Totally agree.

emptym · Sep 18, 2008

Oops. I originally wrote that Luv It and All Star Donuts were on or near Maryland Pkwy. It should have read, "Oakey Blvd." Sorry about that. I've corrected it in my earlier post.

Hope you have fun, P!

But don't forget, as my dad taught me, "They don't build those things to give away money."

Of course, they do (or did) give out half of what they take in.

Piobaire · Sep 20, 2008

Just got seats to see Blue Man Group. Row F, center stage. Perfect seats for this IMO. It is the first row outside the "Poncho" section (meaning you get wet) and the seats open directly to the the aisle that runs parallel with the stage. 10p seating Friday night, so we have time for a nice dinner after getting checked in, the show, then a late night stop somewhere.

Ideas for a late night glass of wine in a decent spot?

GQgeek · Sep 20, 2008

Isn't vegas mostly for young people?

Piobaire · Sep 20, 2008

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Isn't vegas mostly for young people?

It's for people with disposable income.

Connemara · Sep 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Piobaire

Ideas for a late night bottle of wine in a decent spot?
Don't kid yourself P!

Piobaire · Sep 20, 2008

Originally Posted by Connemara

Don't kid yourself P!

I just finished cruising Rosemary's wine list, as it's 50% bottle night on Sundays, the day we'll be there

There's no pricing on the internet list, but I see at least 10 bottles that I own, so I'm sure I'll get some tasty stuff.

There's a lounge/bar in the Venetian, might just check that out Friday night after the show. OTOH, we have this huge suite, and they're only on the upper floors. We booked a view room, might just order some cocktails and desert to the room and look out the window. We often like to end the night when traveling, having a little room service with cocktails.

Has anyone been to the Double Helix?

GQgeek · Sep 21, 2008

Originally Posted by Piobaire

It's for people with disposable income.

Don't give me lip, boy.

Piobaire · Sep 21, 2008

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Don't give me lip, boy.

Ah man-child. You can be so cute.

TexasLidig8r · Sep 23, 2008

If you're still looking.. on Saturday night, try David Burke in the Venetian. The food is incredible... or go across the street to TI and dine at "The Social House." ... very good Asian cuisine.

Mixx at "THE Hotel, as others have said, is fun.. they have an outside balcony on about the 64th floor looking down the Strip. A slightly older crowd so you don't have the young 20 somethings stumbling over everything.

Tangerine Room at TI has some of the younger set.. but not as bad as Pure or Rain or places of that ilk.

Piobaire · Sep 23, 2008

Originally Posted by TexasLidig8r

If you're still looking.. on Saturday night, try David Burke in the Venetian. The food is incredible... or go across the street to TI and dine at "The Social House." ... very good Asian cuisine.

Mixx at "THE Hotel, as others have said, is fun.. they have an outside balcony on about the 64th floor looking down the Strip. A slightly older crowd so you don't have the young 20 somethings stumbling over everything.

Tangerine Room at TI has some of the younger set.. but not as bad as Pure or Rain or places of that ilk.

Thank you sir! That fits in perfectly for Saturday night, since I will be the only haole in the group. I think I will suggest The Social House. That added info about Mixx is good; I think we will try and get in Saturday night.

Piobaire · Sep 23, 2008

I need Sunday morning breakfast recommendations. On or near the Strip, we're headed to Primm's after breakfast. Not a buffet, and we'll have an eight year old with us.

Connemara · Sep 23, 2008

My grandparents really liked The Wynn's breakfast when they were there (this was early 2008).

Actually it may have been Bellagio's buffet.

tbone226 · Sep 24, 2008

Originally Posted by Piobaire

I need Sunday morning breakfast recommendations. On or near the Strip, we're headed to Primm's after breakfast. Not a buffet, and we'll have an eight year old with us.

Have Sunday breakfast/brunch at Bouchon in the Venetian. In my opinion its one of the best places for breakfast/brunch in Vegas.

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