On our last trip, we followed LVA's advice and went to Pho Vietnam for lunch at the Chinatown Plaza. We were amazed that there was a sort of Chinatown in Las Vegas. What's the story there? Was it planned? Or did it just grow up that way?

What are the meals that card players are now using to get past the long sessions when playing, say 8-12 hours. I heard that one of the card player's wives came up with a diet that gives them a wake-up call.

Will there be any wine and/or food tastings in Las Vegas from May 23-28, 2007?

Is there anywhere in Las Vegas that serves an English high tea?

I read in the paper the Barbary Coast closed down very suddenly and is now Bill's Gambling Hall. My question is, what happens to the shuttle service between the Coast properties? Where do they originate from? Also, will they keep Michael's open? That was the best gourmet room in town (in my opinion) and I have been going to the Barbary Coast since 1978. I sure do miss the old Vegas ...

I have recently been diagnosed with celiac disease, which means that I must follow a gluten-free diet (no wheat). My husband and I will be vacationing in Las Vegas this year and I was wondering if there are any restaurants in the area that offer gluten-free items.

Can you please let us know of the best late-night dining restaurant deals in Las Vegas? Thank you.

What's going on in Las Vegas for Valentine's Day? Any special meals or romantic suggestions for a visiting couple?

My wife and I will be in Las Vegas Super Bowl weekend. Where can I find information about game viewing parties, as well as other activities planned for that weekend?

My beer buddy came back from a trip to Las Vegas last week raving about a bar called the Freaking Frog. He just won’t stop going on about the place. This guy likes his brew, but it’s not like he had great sex there! (At least I don't think he did.) What’s the big deal?