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Originally posted by: RecVPPlayer
Wow, Westie! Thanks for another excellent report with great photos!
Maybe you should slightly change the name of your report to "4 Fun And Eating In Las Vegas" which could be a combination of your great hits in Fours (Four Deuces And Four Royal Flushes) along with your great dining excursion! Team Westie certainly knows how to do Vegas right!
And by the way, what are Kolaches? And unfortunately, I want you to know that I recently found out that the Kosher restaurant that I previously told you about that had Kosher Huevos Rancheros has closed down (at least in the location that it was [at 1040 Flamingo]).
RecVPPlayer
Originally posted by: RecVPPlayer
Wow, Westie! Thanks for another excellent report with great photos!
Maybe you should slightly change the name of your report to "4 Fun And Eating In Las Vegas" which could be a combination of your great hits in Fours (Four Deuces And Four Royal Flushes) along with your great dining excursion! Team Westie certainly knows how to do Vegas right!
And by the way, what are Kolaches? And unfortunately, I want you to know that I recently found out that the Kosher restaurant that I previously told you about that had Kosher Huevos Rancheros has closed down (at least in the location that it was [at 1040 Flamingo]).
RecVPPlayer
Rec - thanks for reading the TR. Kolaches are apparently big in certain parts of the country including Texas wherever this is a sizeable Czech population. These pastries traditionally had a dollop of fruit surrounded by pastry. The ones I saw in the display case had either a hot dog or sausage in them so I assume those are consumed at lunch time. I might give them a try some afternoon if I am in the area.
