The Vegas Minute: Sup in Sin City at These Three Foodie Favorites
LA TimesAside from gaming, world-class entertainment, luxury experiences, eye-popping visuals, amazing nightlife … yes, there’s a lot to do in Las Vegas, but one thing you’re going to have to do is eat. Feed the Beast at Mother Wolf Angelenos likely already know Chef Evan Funke’s tribute to all things Rome, Hollywood’s Mother Wolf. Social Hour is part of the property’s desire to be as much of a locals hang as one for visitors and to bring people together for a drink or a meal without breaking the bank – in Sin City, there are plenty of opportunities to do that elsewhere, after all. Fresh Aqua Classically trained Australian chef Shaun Hergatt knows a thing or two about fine dining, and Aqua Seafood & Caviar Restaurant in Resorts World Las Vegas certainly fits the bill as a high-end establishment, already being hailed as one of the best seafood restaurants in Las Vegas.
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