Top evening tips in Las Vegas

Part 3: Unforgettable shows and dining experiences

31. July 2024 |

Alexandra Gorsche

31. July 2024

Alexandra Gorsche

Discover the best evening activities in Las Vegas! From breathtaking shows to unique dinner spots – here are our recommendations for unforgettable nights in the City of Lights. Prefer to be out and about during the day? Then we have the best lunch spots for you here – a guide and highlights.

With more than 40 million annual visitors, Las Vegas is one of the most visited cities in the USA. The city has changed a lot in the last 20 years, the days of cheap buffets and cheap hotel rooms to lure gamblers are numbered.

When is the best time to travel to Las Vegas?

The best times to travel to Las Vegas are February, March, April and October as the temperatures are pleasant in these months.

Las Vegas, the glittering metropolis in the Nevada desert, is world-famous for its spectacular shows and first-class restaurants. In the evening hours, the city comes to life and offers countless opportunities to make the evening unforgettable. From impressive stage shows to exquisite dining experiences, we'll show you the best must-see spots when the sun goes down and the city lights come on.

Tip 1: Monzu

Start your evening at Monzu, where you can not only enjoy outstanding Italian dishes, but also be entertained by live jazz music. Chef Giovanni Mauro not only impresses in the kitchen, but occasionally also on stage. Perfect for a special dining experience.

Tip 2: Absinthe show at Caesars Palace

Experience an original Vegas show! The Absinthe Show at Caesars Palace was voted the "Number 1 greatest show in Las Vegas history". Here you can expect an extraordinary dining experience with small bites in the front garden, breathtaking show acts and, of course, lots of drinks and champagne.

Tip 3: LPM Restaurant

Enjoy a dinner at LPM Restaurant, which impresses with delicious Mediterranean cuisine inspired by the French Riviera. The concept extends from the branding and ambience to the dishes and drinks. A particular highlight is the "Lettre à Coco" cocktail, which is served with a personal, perfumed letter from Chanel No. 5.

Tip 4: The Vault at the Bellagio

Discover The Vault, a secret bar discreetly located behind the live slot machines on the casino floor of the Bellagio. This former casino host's office has been transformed into a luxurious speakeasy-style lounge, offering one of the most extravagant drinking experiences in Las Vegas. The Vault impresses with an intimate atmosphere, exquisite details and an exquisite selection of spirits, including a Rémy Martin Cognac from the 1930s and a Bacardi Rum from the 1950s. You can access this hidden gem by making an online reservation via the link on The Vaults Instagram.

Tip 5: Bellagio Fountain

The Bellagio Fountains are an absolute must-see on any visit to Vegas. This free attraction in front of the Bellagio Resort on the Las Vegas Strip offers a spectacular musical water show in an artificial lake. With 1,214 water fountains and 4,792 lights, the water jets reach heights of up to 140 meters. Sometimes stages are set up on the lake to host events such as musical performances that integrate the fountain show.

Las Vegas in the evening offers countless opportunities for unforgettable experiences. From impressive shows to exclusive dinner venues, these tips will ensure magical nights in the City of Lights.

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If you want to understand why Angelo Coassin, alias @cookingwithbello, has attracted millions of followers online, you don’t have to look far – his first cookbook, “Cooking Like a Real Italian,” is an invitation to a culinary journey through Italy that is as charming as it is practical for everyday use. What particularly struck us while reading it was that the recipes are deliberately kept simple, but never banal. The typical Italian culinary philosophy – few ingredients, maximum quality – is consistently implemented here. From classic antipasti to pizza, pasta, and more, to original dolce and aperitivo ideas such as a tiramisu espresso martini or a pistachio lava cake, the book brings both tried-and-true classics and creative new discoveries to the table.

Between the recipes, Coassin charmingly conveys what Italian cuisine is really all about: the feeling of enjoying food together. This also includes many small but valuable tips, such as the famous pasta water for creamy sauces or the perfect lemon pesto. We particularly like the successful balance between traditional family cuisine and modern influences – inspired by Angelo’s childhood with his mother and grandmother as well as his international career.

INFO:
Cook like a real Italian – Amazingly simple & guaranteed authentic favorite recipes
Author: Angelo Coassin (@cookingwithbello)
Publisher: Südwest Verlag
176 pages
ISBN: 978-3-517-10394-5
Price: €25.00 [Germany] | €25.70 [Austria] | CHF 34.50
Publication date: April 2025