What is your Vegas "Hidden Gem" ?

Cowboy was asked to tell the story when the lady luck was mentioned.

I will continue to give a thumb's up to the pinball hall of fame. My husband also loves it there.

My current hidden gem is the Culinary Dropout happy hour at Hard Rock. We also love Arepas on LV Blvd at Oakey, I think. Between the Strat and Fremont.

That's what she said !

Betcha what she ACTUALLY said was, "OK, but it's a little dong."

See what goes on her?
This turned into a hooker thread?
Sometimes hookers are a hidden gem.

Hard to find,anyway.(Safe ones).
Hof want's to make it easy.

The Lady Luck story made me do it.

I know it's a little long.Dong. You guys are kinda funny.
Spend some time digging for links and ..."Yeah,who turned this into a hooker thread?
I helped.

Las Vegas is a degrading cesspool of......
Never did find the video that I was looking for.... AFTER IT WAS MODERATED into cyberspace.
It happens.

OK,back to hidden gems.
We missed commenting on some good ones while we were circle-jerking.

Lawry's Prime Rib,
excellent service, prime rib dinner comes with salad and mashed potatoes and Yorkshire pudding (that tastes amazing).

you can have a meal for two for under $100.00....for fine dining in Vegas = great price.

That is some expensive Yorkshire pudding....

I agree this is for a good cause, have you partaken in this good cause?
If so, can you provide further details on the experience???????????

I am quite interested in next years event.

I haven't partaken in the cause of JA, no. But I've gone on the tour. It's fantastic.

You show up at the one of the five hotels that are hosting the tour. You get to the suite, and their catering staff starts with the complimentary fancy hors d'oeuvres and specialty cocktails, wines, and other drinks specially chosen for the event. You then boozily wander about the suite for a half hour or an hour and marvel at it all.



When you're done, you head back to the lobby and catch a shuttle to the next hotel and do it all again. Our group started at 3P and was finished at a wild suite on top of Palms Place about 8P. We were stuffed, trashed, and elated.

One thing: this event isn't black tie, but dress very smartly for it, it tends to attract a lot of prominent members of the Vegas business community. Not a lot of tourists seem to know about it, hence "hidden gem".

My wife and I went to this event in December 2015. It is still very similiar to what is mentioned above. This year they had 9 stops along the way including a free ride and drink on the new high rolller, a small tour of the Bellagio Fine Art Gallery, and a visit to the Foxtail Club at the SLS. The rest of the stops were at suites. It is a well run event and we plan to attend this year.