"Hey, you didn't go back far enough on the black building with the pink awnings on Sahara & Las Vegas Blvd. In the '50s & '60s that was Foxy's Deli (I believe the first one in Vegas). It was very popular with great Corned Beef, Pastrami, Matzah Ball Soup, etc. It was a big deal at that time."

There are a lot of great restaurants in LV metro area, but I have yet to find any good Indian restaurants in LV/Henderson. Are there any?

Did Carlos and Charlies open yesterday in the Flamingo? If not, is there a projected date?

Do you have any information about Broadacres Marketplace? I came across an article about the place but didn’t have much information, like where it is located and if it’s a safe place to visit.

Years ago I tried to buy an In-N-Out franchise in Florida after enjoying their burgers in LV. What is the history of In-N-Out in Las Vegas and have their products changed through the years? Have their franchise areas extened further than Las Vegas? The closest we have to In-N-Out in Florida is 5 Guys, which ranks a distant second.

We are interested in eating in Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare for our anniversary and my wife loves seafood but I’m a vegetarian. I checked the Wynn website but they don’t list the vegetarian menu. Is there a website that provides their veggie menu or can you tell us what is on it?

What are the top can’t-miss items to eat in Las Vegas? In-N-Out may be considered by many to have the best burger, but is that In-N-Out burger one of the "can’t miss" items to eat? If I have a few days in las Vegas, please give me recommendations for some dishes I really have to try, keeping cost out of the equation.

We will be in Vegas Sat. 4/14-Sat. 4/21. I have read about a Food Truck gathering that takes place on Saturdays somewhere downtown. Can you tell us if we will be in town for this, and where it takes place along with the times? Thank you!!

Who serves the best burger in Las Vegas? Reader Poll feedback.

Just returned from a trip to LV for Super Bowl weekend. Can you help us find a good steakhouse that has the old charm of red leather chairs, soft music, and of course, good steaks? We used to love the Brown Derby and the old Luxor steakhouse (went to the new one, Tender, the other day: loud, loud music and steaks that were anything but tender). We also like the Golden Steer, but would welcome some other suggestions.