On 07/13/06 we ran a QoD covering some of our top choices for where to sip a great martini in town. As usual, we invited your feedback and got some great responses. So here's Part Two to the LVA "Best Martini Guide."

My husband and I love chocolate soufflé. We've noticed that it has disappeared from many restaurant menus. What restaurants still offer this dessert?

It seems there's never any information on establishments with dart boards, pool tables, shuffleboard, Golden Tee golf machines, pinball, etc. As adults we like that stuff sometimes, but don't know the bars in Vegas that offer these games and are okay to attend. Could you list maybe ten places, please?

Where can I buy the best martini?

I've never been to Las Vegas and I'm trying to decide if I should spend some time and money at the top of the Stratosphere Tower. What all is there to do up there?

We love Aureole at Mandalay Bay and Charlie Palmer Steak at the Four Seasons. What can you tell us about Palmer, the celebrity chef who runs both restaurants and is opening a hotel in Las Vegas?

Can you recommend some sports books and/or bars for (soccer) World Cup viewing? A lot of the games will be at pretty odd hours here. Thanks.

My wife and I recently discoved the "Hooka" or Indian water-pipe. We have a couple of places in our home town that are hooka bars, where you can smoke and get drinks and such. Are there any such places in Las Vegas where we can get our hooka fix?

Do any of Las Vegas' "name" restaurants offer cooking or demonstration classes?

Which Sunday brunches in Las Vegas are the best?