The Strip’s great. Really, it is. But sometimes you want a certain vibe. Something like, say, summer in Massachusetts. And for those times, there’s this place. It’s got a bunch of reclaimed wood, farmhouse tables, meatballs and scallops. Be thankful they weren’t going for a summer-in-Reno vibe.
You know Surrender. With its huge bar, go-go dancers and outdoor oasis of pools and cabanas. Well, now there’s more. Five thousand square feet more, plus 24 extra VIP tables. Also, a dome. It covers the pool, and yes, it’s climate-controlled. Next summer, maybe they’ll blot out the sun.
Neon: it’s what makes the Strip glow and your eyes hurt. There’s a whole museum dedicated to the stuff, and now the outdoor spot known as the Boneyard’s open for tours. So stop by for views of iconic Vegas signage dating back to the 1930s. And pay your respects to Girls! Girls! Girls!
Here’s your new MGM pizza spot. It’s called Project Pie, and after a bunch of delays, it’s finally open. So stop in. Say hello. Grace them with your pizza-eating prowess. Just choose your toppings, then watch as it’s transformed in the magnificent, 800-degree, pizza-yielding crucible. Ah, the circle of life.
Hey, look, a couple attractive ladies are on stage. Removing their clothes. While the audience cheers. So... yep, comedy show. Improv, to be exact. And it involves two teams going head-to-head, with human scorecards shedding clothing for each victory. But really, there are no losers here.
