Vegas questions

Unless conditions have changed recently, there is no ATM fee in the Harrahs' high limits room.

And, of course, there is no charge to cash a check at the cage.

I've been to Vegas over 60 times, and I've literally used a Vegas ATM twice. I'm hoping that number still holds at 2 after my September trip has concluded. I take a slug of cash from home, and that's my "maximum" budget. I've exceeded that supposed maximum twice.

Puppetry of the Penis is a great show. That is some crazy stuff.

Hash house is just big portions of bland food, IMO.

One of my favorite spots right now is Tuscany Gardens at Tuscany. Go to Tuscany's website and see what days they have have point Multipliers.....usually they have 10x slot/ 7x vp. You can rack up points in a hurry and they have three quality restaurants to spend them at.

tuscany Gardens is their Italian restaurant and I would put it up against Olives at the Bellagio...and its more reasonably priced.

With a few exceptions, we don't move far from our home hotel. Getting these 14 guys to move in the same direction while drinking and gambling in Vegas is like trying to coral cats on crack cocaine. The further the move, the less likely the success.

For lunch downtown, I recommend Nacho Daddy, which is a few steps away from The D on 4th. They have other stuff, but they specialize in very good nachos like you probably won't see back home; with shrimp or tofu or Buffalo Chicken or baked potato skins - and so on. I'm told their booze is good too.

Thanks Forkie.

I just Mapquested Tuscany, and realized that I was mistaken regarding where I thought that this restaurant is located. This suggestion is a good one and I'll take it under advisement. I'm also considering Musashi Japanese Steakhouse, as with 14 guys we can fit around two hibachi tables.

The Mob Museum downtown is great.

Hugo's is an excellent steakhouse, although pricey.

I wasn't impressed with any of the Hash Houses I have been to. I would prefer less food, with better quality.

I did like an Italian restaurant that was in the Planet Hollywood mall, across from the theater, not expensive.

Casino Royale? We have stayed at the TI which have nice rooms & not expensive.

The mob museum is awesome if you like that kind of thing. Plan on spending 4 to 5 hours if you want to read about the various exhibits. The group is going during football season, so I highly doubt they will want to do a museum.

I will also second Hugo's. I don't think Boiler is planning on going there though, because it is a high end quality restaurant that isn't cheap.

As for Nacho Daddy, I've never been there, but tofu nachos are NEVER going to touch these lips.