I'll be in Las Vegas during the 8-day festival of Hannukah (starts on 12/16) and was wondering if some casino buffets still offer a Hannukah buffet during that time? I remember seeing ads for Station Casinos Hannukah buffets in past years.

What popular restaurants in Vegas are availing their customers of gluten-free menu choices?

We recently visited the buffet at the Cosmo in Vegas and noticed that they do a take-out deal for $20, which is excellent value. That got us thinking about how many other buffets in Vegas offer take-out to their customers?

Why is the California Hotel & Casino a non-union hotel, when the other Boyd casinos downtown are? Why doesn’t the Culinary Union picket the Cal?

I seem to recall a Vegas local recently won one of the big eating contests. Have any restaurants started offering new challenges in light of this?

Would it be possible for a person with unlimited resources to experience new restaurants in Vegas every day indefinitely? If not, approximately how long would it take before running out of dining options? (Obviously, if fewer than 2-3 restaurants open every day, then our hypothetical diner will run out at some point... and if MORE than 3 open in a day, then he'll ALWAYS be behind.)

Sometime in the past you mentioned the owners of our former favorite restaurant, Rosemary’s, were going to reopen a place downtown this year. Did that happen and if so the new name and location please. The food was just great.

On LVA’s recommendation, we went to dinner at Mastro’s in Crystals at CityCenter. Great meal, but the waiter asked my date if she wanted a white napkin, a black napkin, or both? What’s the reason for that?

Which casino is known for testing the newest slot machines in their casino first? Is there such a "testing casino"?

What's happening with the new Border Grill that was being added to the Forum Shops at Caesars?