Welcome to UrbanDaddy Cribs. On today’s episode, we visit the 50-acre estate of legendary Vegas performer Wayne Newton. You’ll stand witness to his artesian waterfalls, champion Arabian horses and collection of rare automobiles. Then, if you’re VIP, you’ll meet the man himself. Just don’t expect a serenade.
So much new going on at the Grand Bazaar Shops...
Let’s start with Ramen-ya: It’s the sibling of an award-winning San Francisco-based
noodle shop.
And end with Fuel Bar Garage: A full-service destination with bottle-flipping flair
bartenders and post-cocktail beer pong and air hockey.
Classic ramen-beer-pong one-two.
Lago is open for 200% more meals. Here’s the proof: 1) Lago used to just do dinner. 2) Now they’re offering unparalleled views of the Bellagio fountains during a three-course brunch (including eggplant-parmesan benedicts) and a new lunch (for meatball panini and seafood salads). That’s basic math, people.
You’re not supposed to mix business with pleasure. It’s the oldest rule in the book. But now there’s a wildly elegant, 20,000-square-foot event space between the Strip and the airport offering overnight accommodations exclusively to guests of whatever work-related shindig you’re throwing. So in other words: Vegas.
From the Commission on the Integrity of Wine Tastings: “This Wine Amplified festival is a disgrace. Sure, there are more than 60 wineries participating. But performances by Passion Pit and G-Unit? A speakeasy for specialty cocktails? A veritable cave? For raving? We won’t stand for it.” Uh-huh. Neither will we...
