Melinda Sheckells

2 days ago | stories.wynnlasvegas.wynnorigins.com | Melinda Sheckells

Wynn Las Vegas hosted an exclusive wine dinner with globally-renowned winery Screaming Eagle, marking the winery’s sole dinner hosted in the United States in 2025. As a highlight event of Wynn’s ongoing Connoisseur Series, the intimate dinner featured a multi-course meal, several Screaming Eagle vintages, and remarks from Screaming Eagle and Wynn Las Vegas experts.

2 weeks ago | theinfatuation.com | Melinda Sheckells

On an average night at Don's Prime inside Fontainebleau, Tom Brady or the casino's order might be at the table next to you. Or you could opt for the circular bar, one of the most coveted stools in the city. Either way, the white marble and gold-accented banquettes make every surface shine, complemented by servers dressed in velvet tuxedos who cruise carts around the dining room, carrying Old Fashioneds to mix tableside, and for dessert, whipped chocolate mousse.

2 weeks ago | theinfatuation.com | Melinda Sheckells

RESERVE A TABLECome here any time on any night to see a cross-section of the real Las Vegas: food and beverage staff on their days off, casino executives, television news anchors, doctors, lawyers, and dentists. There are two ways to do it right here. Nicco’s makes for a fantastic burger and bar situation on those nights when you don't want a full steakhouse experience but still want to soak up the vibes.

2 weeks ago | theinfatuation.com | Melinda Sheckells

Prime, at the Bellagio, is the second oldest steakhouse on this list (behind Golden Steer). The tables are packed with business and leisure travelers enjoying slabs of meat and decanters filled with big reds, but the setting doesn’t look like your typical steakhouse—the jewel-tone dining room wrapped in swaths of velvet and crystal chandeliers is more like a store peddling precious gems. A billion-dollar view of the Bellagio Fountains is the opening act to a menu of steakhouse classics.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Melinda Sheckells

Las Vegas can sometimes feel like one big gift shop. While we all love a T-shirt, there are many other creative ways to take Las Vegas home with you. Great places to buy souvenirs, from classic to quirky, line the Strip. Many luxury retail centers, like The Forum Shops at Caesars, Crystals, The Shops at Wynn, Grand Canal Shops at The Venetian, Fashion Show and Bellagio, sell limited-edition city-themed items.