I'm a Brit and flying over for my annual visit in March. Where is the best beer in town? Since the Monte Carlo did the unthinkable and ceased production at its own microbrewery (and got rid of its USP in the process -- crazy), for the most part, the beer I've found available in town has been the mass-produced variety from the larger breweries (which, apart from Sam Adams, I don't really like -- I tend to prefer darker beers). I went to Chicago and Toronto a few years ago and found some interesting American micro beers, including my two all-time favorites, Rogue Dead Guy and Flying Dog Cruiser. It would be great to find these in Vegas. Can I?

I heard a potential new Las Vegas urban legend yesterday. The story is that the 40,000 Brits that came to Las Vegas for the Mayweather-Hatton fight were able to drink the MGM Grand dry of beer. Then the MGM had to scramble to buy beer at many of the local liquor stores. Could this possibly be true?

Is there some place on the Strip that I can get a bubble tea?

It seems to me that you guys know a lot ... like when you answer questions about certain buffets, you even know what champagne is served. Do you have the types of champagne listed anywhere on the site? Or can you include this in a Question of the Day with a list for us?

We moved to Las Vegas about a month after Thanksgiving last year so we are not sure what the places around Las Vegas do for Thanskgiving. Can you tell me some places to go and have a nice dinner and save my wife a lot of time? Since it's just the two of us now, we have no reason to fix a big feast.

In the recent QoD on eggs, you mentioned drinking your special Ellis Island eggnog. You piqued my curiosity. Do tell. Will it still be available when I arrive in town on January 16, 2008?

There once was a hair salon in Las Vegas called "A Little Off The Top", I believe, that featured female haircutters wearing skimpy attire. Is it still around? If not, is anyone else trying to repeat the formula?

Every time I visit Las Vegas I wonder how many eggs does this town go through in one day. I eat more breakfasts when I'm in Vegas than when I'm home. I never think about it until I am there, and then it becomes an obsession thinking about the number of eggs the city must use. Do you have any idea?

In April we stopped at a little custard shop off Las Vegas Blvd. by the Stratosphere. To this day I can't remember the name of the place. It was the best custard I've ever eaten. Could you please tell me what the name was?

I was recently in Las Vegas and wondered how many bottles of beer the typical casino goes through daily.