In the latest news from the Las Vegas food and drink scene, there have been some exciting developments.
First up, Ethel M Chocolates, famous for its Holiday Cactus Garden Lights in Henderson, has opened a new store in Downtown Summerlin. They offer a variety of chocolate treats, including samplers, collectible tins, customized boxes, nuts and caramels, chocolate-dipped fruits, milkshakes, and seasonal hot chocolate starting from November 1st. Ethel M now has six stores in the Las Vegas Valley, one in Southern California, and retailers across the U.S.
Next, Roma Kitchen has opened in Southern Highlands, serving up Italian classics like calamari, stuffed artichokes, chicken dishes, veal Parmigiana, and delicious desserts like tiramisù. The restaurant, owned by Steven Kennedy and executive chef Ricardo Romo, also has a full bar for guests to enjoy.
Wing Nutz Tavern has also made its debut on Tropicana Ave., offering a wide range of menu items beyond their signature baked wings. The tavern features fried items, more alcoholic beverages, gaming options, happy hours, and a 24/7 schedule. Guests can also enjoy breakfast dishes, salads, burgers, sandwiches, a children’s menu, and desserts.
Unfortunately, not all news is good news as The Garden Las Vegas, a popular LGBTQ bar in the Arts District, has closed its doors after four years. The bar hosted its final drag brunch recently, marking the end of an era for the establishment.
Cali Bombs & Burgers, also known as Cali Burgers, has also closed its location in North Las Vegas, with plans to relocate to a new spot in the future. The restaurant was known for its onion bombs, Cali Burgers, spiced wings, and loaded fries.
In other updates, Hakkasan in the MGM Grand is celebrating the fall Chinese Golden Week with special cocktails and desserts from October 1st through 7th. Nevada Hand is hosting its annual Block Party at Symphony Park, featuring food, drinks, games, and music for attendees to enjoy. Las Vegas Restaurant Week, which took place in June, raised nearly $381,000 for Three Square Food Bank, providing meals for food-insecure residents of the valley.
On game days during football season, various bars in Las Vegas are offering special deals on cocktails and beverages for guests to enjoy while watching the games.
Overall, the Las Vegas food and drink scene continues to evolve, with new openings, closures, and special events happening throughout the city. Whether you’re looking for sweet treats, savory dishes, or refreshing drinks, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the vibrant culinary landscape of Las Vegas.