Las Vegas’s Chinatown stretches about three miles down Spring Mountain Road from Rainbow Boulevard east to Valley View ...

Las Vegas has never met a meal it couldn’t turn into a spectacle. Although it’s nothing new, the trend has been supercharged by the rise of social media and the city’s playful lean toward ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. For those who view breakfast as a communal affair, Snooze makes ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. The West has long been a mirage — the draw of exploration, ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. If I want pristine seafood or prime rib, I can go to a restaurant ...

But you would be way, way off. The toughest seat is actually the 24-hour Palace Station Oyster Bar, where devotees are queued up at all hours of the day and night to taste its Cajun- and Creole-style ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. When Andrés opened Zaytinya in Washington D.C. in 2002, it ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. On the Strip, a genre-bending diner proved that the themed ...

Janna Karel is the former Editor for Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region, where she covered the Las Vegas culinary landscape. The first and only Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse in the U.S.

As expected, the line was out the door on opening day of the first Las Vegas home for Wahlburgers, with the Wahlberg family star power propelling the casual burger restaurant into a summer hit. On the ...

When it comes to world-class entertainment, luxury brand shopping, and famous chefs, Las Vegas locals have it all. But sometimes the thought of navigating traffic on the Strip, paying for parking, and ...