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Looking for a hidden gem steakhouse in Las Vegas? Herbs & Rye is your spot. It's perfect for both visitors and locals, offering a classic prohibition-era vibe with mahogany furnishings and red vinyl seats. Reservations are a must, so plan ahead! The bartenders, especially Lorenzo, Guzman, or Eddie, know their stuff. Dress as fancy or as casual as you like—you'll fit right in. Their French 75 cocktail is a must-try, and for food, start with spicy mussels or beef carpaccio, then go for the Ribeye. Don't miss out on their happy hour specials every night from 5 pm to close!

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Esther’s Kitchen is a seasonal Italian neighborhood restaurant that served up classic favorites and seasonal dishes that surrounds diners in wood paneled walls and industrial accents, set in the Las Vegas Arts District in downtown.

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18bin is the go-to spot in the Downtown Arts District for both Las Vegas visitors seeking a lively party atmosphere and locals looking for a good time. While walk-ins are welcome, it's best to reserve a table for dining. The outdoor seating area is where the action is, especially on weekends. The vibe inside is like a local dive bar, but the outside feels like a park party. Weekends are especially lively, with bottomless mimosas and a bustling atmosphere. While it's not a craft mixology spot, the drinks are solid, and the food menu offers favorites like Buffalo Chicken Nachos and Steak & Eggs. It's perfect for large groups and even offers bottle service. Don't miss Yappy Hour from 4-6 pm Monday through Thursday, where you and your furry friends can enjoy half-off drinks and select appetizers.

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At Honey Salt, reservations are a must, especially for weekend brunch. Opt for seating in the main dining room or the intimate outdoor patio. The staff ensures a professional dining experience every time. Whether you're there for dinner or weekend brunch, the comfort food menu and farm-to-table ambiance make it feel like home. Brunch-goers can enjoy "Bottomless Therapy" with mimosas or bloody marys, paired with dishes like Monkey Bread or Steak & Eggs. For dinner, don't miss the Savory Monkey Bread and starters like Sticky Iberico Pork Ribs. Entrées range from Shrimp Scamp Linguine to Buttermilk Fried Chicken.

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With its chic interior and cozy yet luxurious booths, The Pepper Club is perfect for weekend brunch or dinner. Expect modern décor with velvet drapery and abstract chandeliers, creating an ambiance for a sophisticated outing. The dress code leans towards business casual to luxe, ideal for exploring Downtown afterward. Parking is available nearby, but rideshare is recommended for convenience. During brunch, indulge in bottomless mimosas and enjoy favorites like Stuffed French Toast and JFC & Waffle from their menu.

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Oscar's Steakhouse is a must-visit for those looking for a classic steakhouse with a rich history, especially because it was created by the beloved former mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar Goodman. The main dining room offers the best seats, overlooking Fremont Street, while large booths provide comfort and a view of downtown. With its Goodman legacy, the service at Oscar's reflects the former mayor's style and hospitality. The restaurant exudes a classic Vegas vibe with mahogany furnishings and leather booths, especially lively on weekends. Start your evening with Oscar's signature Dirty Martini and indulge in Ice-Cold Shellfish platters or Lobster Bisque for appetizers. For mains, try Carolyn's 16oz. Prime Rib or Oscar's 24oz Bone-In Ribeye, paired with sumptuous sides like Sheriff Ralph's Mashed Potatoes or Mac & Cheese with Lobster.

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The restaurant exudes an old-school Vegas vibe with white linen tables, wooden furnishings, and rich red rock-colored walls. It's busiest and liveliest on weekends between 6 to 8 pm. The menu features classic Italian dishes with standout options like Caesar Salad, Garbage Caesar, Carpaccio with truffle vinaigrette, and Steamed Pei Mussels for starters. Main courses include Scaloppine Marsala, Chilean Sea Bass, and a variety of pasta dishes like Agnolotti, Linguine & Clams, or Truffle Cream Orecchiette. For sides, recommended options are Broccolini, Baby Portobellas, Whipped Potato, or Crispy Brussels Sprouts, especially with steak or fish dishes. Wine is a must-order, with Sauvignon Blanc or Cabernet Sauvignon often recommended, and diners can rely on the server's suggestions. Throughout the week, the atmosphere is relaxed and casual, but it becomes livelier on weekends.

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Easy's Cocktail Lounge offers an intimate experience with no bar seating, so reservations are recommended online, potentially with a beverage minimum. With the proximity to the stage, enjoyment is assured. Shows occur Thursday through Monday, with diverse acts; check the website beforehand. Occasional appearances by the speaker add to the allure. The venue, reminiscent of a premier jazz club, features around 12 tables, dark green velvet, and Instagram-worthy décor. While no food is available, nearby Aria offers various dining options. Easy's signature cocktails, like Shroomin and Heart of the Ocean, promise both flavor and flair.

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For a memorable experience at Majestic, it's wise to secure tickets 2-3 weeks in advance, aiming for seats closer to the stage by arriving 10-15 minutes early. Enjoy a drink from the intimate lobby bar during the show. Shows typically run Thursday through Sunday, featuring engaging musicals and plays. Majestic boasts a unique personality with eclectic decor and local talent. Notably, "Scream’d: An Unauthorized Musical Parady" gained viral attention. With tickets in hand, you'll have a great time with a date or friends at Majestic.

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