Central's Bar offers specialty drinks and people watching!

With the opening of Central Michel Richard at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas’ already vibrant social scene just became a whole lot brighter. With a wraparound, double-sided white onyx bar open onto the resort’s bustling hotel lobby, Central’s bar offers an incomparable people-watching vantage point. Most importantly, guests will delight in its extraordinary menu of lively libations—from a selection of specialty beers never before offered in the United States to creative cocktails, an expansive wine list and extensive roster of bourbons and whiskeys.

Patrons will discover Innis & Gunn Original, a rum cask beer from Edinburgh, Scotland, offered for the very first time on draught in the United States. This brew is golden honey in color, punctuated by mouth-watering vanilla and toffee notes with hints of fruit.  Other acclaimed beers offered on tap at Central including Chimay Cinq-Cents, Delirium Tremens, Old Speckled Hen, Newcastle, Kronenbourg, Stella Artois, Guinness, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Fat Tire and Miller Lite.

Central’s outstanding collection of bottled beers includes many Belgian (Hoegaarden, Piraat, Westmalle) and Dutch (Duvel, Gulden Draak, La Trappe) brews not commonly found in the United States. Other notable bottles include the Australian Coopers Ale and the American PranQster, as well as several other European, Mexican and American brews. Prices for beer at Central range from $7 to $14.

On Central’s imaginative cocktail menu, fresh fruit takes center stage:

1. Muddled blueberries in the Bluberry Blitz, which blends Stoli Bluberry Vodka with lemon juice, Champagne and simple syrup
2. Drunken cranberries in the Halcyon Cosmo, a concoction of Grey Goose Le Citron, Cointreau, lime juice and white cranberry juice
3. Fresh grapefruit juice and a grapefruit twist in the Gladiator Potion, a mix of Aperol, Boodles Gin, sweet vermouth and peach bitters
4. Brandy-soaked cherries in Sweet Magic, a blend of Hendrick’s Gin, orange juice, Pernod and grenadine.
5. Strawberries in the Strawberry Basil Mojito, a fusion of Bacardi Rum, basil club soda, lime juice and simple syrup

 Other cocktail selections include the Cucumber Mint Gimlet (Plymouth Gin, Yellow Chartreuse, lime juice, simple syrup, muddled cucumber and mint), Pear Sangria (pear nectar, dry Riesling, Cruzan Single Barrel Rum, Cointreau) and the Brittany Bulleit (Bulleit Bourbon, Champagne, orange juice, lemon juice, simple syrup). Cocktail prices range from $12 to $15.

It takes a vast wine list to encompass the hundreds of vintages housed in Central’s two, spectacular glass wine rooms, which flank the bar. Twenty-four wines by the glass are offered, including sparkling, red, white and rosé varieties, as well as the Domaine Bzikot “Michel Richard Selection” Bourgogne Blanc Chardonnay. Wines by the glass are priced from $9 to $29.

Whiskey aficionados will revel in Central’s substantial offerings, including 19 whiskeys, 21 Kentucky-straight bourbons, 23 single-malt scotches and six blended scotch varieties. Prices for a single range from $9 (Jim Beam, Johnnie Walker Red) to $162 (Macallan 30-year single-malt).

Central Michel Richard at Caesars Palace debuted this September.  The menu reflects Richard’s signature American cuisine crafted with a French accent.  Just like the menu and décor inside and out, the experience is unpretentious yet imaginative.

The total 300-capacity restaurant is located in the area previously occupied by the Augustus Café, adjacent to Caesars Palace’s bustling registration lobby.  This prime location at the Strip-facing main entrance of the hotel allows for guests to park in the hotel's main valet and go directly into the restaurant.

 

Central is Caesars Palace's only location to be open 24 hours a day, seven days per week.

For more information, go to www.centralLV.com or call (702) 650-5921.  Find Central Michel Richard at Caesars Palace on Facebook or Twitter (handle: @centralLV).

ABOUT MICHEL RICHARD

Michel Richard exemplifies the art of cuisine and a love of his profession.  Richard was a pioneer in French/California cuisine before moving to Washington, D.C., where Michel Richard Citronelle became his flagship restaurant.  Richard's creativity can be seen in prestigious culinary publications such as Food & Wine, Food Arts and Bon Appétit.  Chosen by the James Beard Foundation as Outstanding Chef 2007, Richard also won the James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Wine Service at Citronelle the same year and his second book, “Happy in the Kitchen” published by Artisan, won a James Beard Nomination.  To rave reviews, and the 2008 James Beard Award for Best New Restaurant, he opened Central Michel Richard, which continues to be a highlight of the Washington, D.C. restaurant scene.  Constantly engaged in something new, Michel, a modern French restaurant, opened at The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner in fall 2010.

ABOUT CAESARS PALACE

Reigning in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace is the world's best known resort-casino, celebrating the grandeur that was Rome in an 85-acre destination location that sets the standard for entertainment, dining and luxury. Ranking among the world's top luxury resorts Caesars Palace features 3,300 hotel guest rooms and suites, 23 diverse restaurants and cafes, five-acre Garden of the Gods pools and gardens, 50,000 square foot Qua Baths & Spa and 300,000 square feet of premium meeting and convention space. The 4,300-seat Colosseum sits just steps from celebrity chef restaurants and the acclaimed Forum Shops at Caesars and spotlights world class entertainers such as Celine Dion, Jerry Seinfeld, Rod Stewart (returning in August 2011), Elton John (returning in September 2011) and Shania Twain (beginning December 2012).

Caesars Palace, along with all Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas resorts, including Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, Paris Las Vegas, Flamingo Las Vegas, Harrah’s, Bally’s, Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Imperial Palace and Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall & Saloon, proudly prohibit adding hidden resort fees to hotel guest room rates. Find Caesars Palace on Facebook and follow on Twitter.

Winners from Walter V. Long Elementary School visit Disney's Lion King!

Disney’s THE LION KING at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino welcomed energetic students and teachers from Walter V. Long Elementary to its matinee performance yesterday. In honor of THE LION KING’s 1,000th performance, fifth grader Daniel Hernandez earned his school 1,000 tickets to the show when he submitted the winning essay to the Clark County School District’s contest “Why My School Should Go to THE LION KING.”

The students arrived to the beautiful Mandalay Bay Theatre wide-eyed and anxious for the show to begin. For many of the children, this was their first experience seeing a live musical production, and the teachers could not be more thrilled for the students to have this rare opportunity to see THE LION KING before ending its run at Mandalay Bay Dec. 30.

After the show, the students were patiently waiting in their seats for their teachers’ instruction when cast members Cornelius Jones Jr. (“Simba”), Samantha Ware (“Nala”), Zaire Adams (“Young Simba”) and Nia Harris (“Young Nala”) surprised the kids by coming out from backstage into the audience. The students went wild with cheers as Jones and Ware waved and gave hugs to several children. Hernandez, donning a LION KING T-shirt and LION KING temporary tattoo, came down from his seat to meet the cast members. When Ware asked Hernandez how he enjoyed the show, he replied, “It was great!” Hernandez’s teacher Danielle Rayos added, “He was transfixed the entire performance.”

As the giddy students exited the theater, they were handed souvenir LION KING caps. The children excitingly sported the caps as they made their way to their school buses. The 1,000 students and teachers from Walter V. Long Elementary are seeing THE LION KING over two matinee performances, and the remaining children will see the show Saturday, Nov. 19. THE LION KING celebrated its 1,000th performance on Thursday, Nov. 3.

THE LION KING is thanking its Las Vegas supporters for an incredible two and a half years on The Strip with a special 2-for-1 ticket offer. This extraordinary offer affords Nevada residents the chance to enjoy the world’s No. 1 musical at Mandalay Bay Theatre at an unbeatable price through Dec. 18. To purchase tickets, call 702-632-7580 or visit the Mandalay Bay Box Office and mention the code “PRIDE” with valid Nevada ID. Blackout dates are Nov. 23 - 27. 

Photo Credit: Bryan Haraway

Local Performer and Favorite Frank Marino on Millionaire Matchmaker!

Frank Marino on Millionaire Matchmaker on BRAVO TV

Tuesday, November 8 · 10:00pm - 11:00pm

           

Hey Guys,

Don’t forget to set your TiVo to catch me on Millionaire Matchmaker, Tuesday November 8th at 10:00 PM on Bravo.

Duel in the Desert coming to LVMS...with $7,777 winners check!

The half-mile Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway will present its annual Duel in the Desert for IMCA Modifieds on Nov. 9-12. The event has built a reputation as the biggest IMCA Modified event west of the Rocky Mountains. Last year, a record 232 drivers towed to Las Vegas from across the country and Canada to have the opportunity to claim the $7,777 winner’s check.

 Recent winners of the prestigious event include: Terry Phillips (Springfield, Mo. – 2010), Johnny “The Jet” Saathoff (Beatrice, Neb. – 2004 and 2009), David Murray Jr. (Oberlin, Kans. – 2008), Jimmy Mars (Menomonie, Wis. – 2007) and Jeremy Payne (Springfield, Mo. – 2005 and 2006).

The IMCA SportMods have been added as the secondary class for Friday and Saturday. A 40-lap Bomber Enduro will take place on practice night (Wednesday).

On both Thursday and Friday nights, 20 IMCA Modified heat races will be held, with the winner of each heat transferring to the feature. Ten B-Features will be held, with the winner of each transferring to the feature. Thursday’s and Friday’s A-Features will pay $777 to the winner and the top eight cars will advance to Saturday’s Duel in the Desert A-Feature.

Adult fans can save $20 if they purchase a three-day (Thursday-Saturday) super-saver pass for $40. Tickets may be purchased at the LVMS ticket office, online at www.LVMS.com or by calling (702) 644-4444.

Tuesday, Nov. 8

10 a.m.-Noon – Pit parking for premium pit space holders and vendor

2-6 p.m. – Pit parking and credential pick-up for pre-entries only.

Wednesday, Nov. 9 – Practice Night and Bomber Enduro

9 a.m.-6 p.m. – Pit parking for all participants.

Noon – Camper parking begins.

2:30 p.m. – Wheel-packing for all participants.

4-9 p.m. – Spectator gates open; practice night begins (groups of 15 cars, 2 sessions per group).

9 p.m. – Bomber Enduro (40 laps).

Thursday, Nov. 10 – Spectator gates open at 4 p.m.

8 a.m.-2 p.m. – Pit parking and credential sales for late/gate entries.

8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. – Tech inspection, IMCA Modified pill draw.

2:30 p.m. – IMCA Modified drivers’ meeting.

3 p.m. – Mandatory wheel-packing (based on pill draw).

4 p.m. – Spectator gates open.

5 p.m.

IMCA Modified heat races (20).

IMCA Modified Last-Chance Races (10).

IMCA Modifed preliminary feature.

Friday, Nov. 11 – Spectator gates open at 3 p.m.

10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. – Pit parking, tech inspection, Modified and SportMod pill draws.

2:30 p.m. – IMCA Modified and IMCA SportMod driver meeting.

3 p.m. – Mandatory wheel-packing (based on pill draw).

4 p.m. – Spectator gates open.

4:30 p.m. – IMCA SportMod practice.

5 p.m.

IMCA Modified heat races (20).

IMCA SportMod heat races.

IMCA Modified Last-Chance Races (10).

IMCA SportMod B-Feature (if needed).

IMCA Modified preliminary feature.

IMCA SportMod preliminary feature.

Saturday, Nov. 12 – Spectator gates open at 4 p.m.

Noon-2:30 p.m. – Pit parking, tech inspection, IMCA driver check-in.

3 p.m. – Mandatory wheel-packing.

4 p.m. – Spectator gates open.

4:30 p.m. – Dirt Modified Legend Cars practice (1/5 mile).

5 p.m.

IMCA SportMod Last-Chance Race.

IMCA SportMod Dash (top 8 from Friday).

IMCA Modified Last-Chance Races (12).

Dirt Modified Senior Shootout (55 and older).

WWMT North-South Shootout.

Dirt Modified Young Gun Challenge feature (17 and younger).

IMCA SportMod A-Feature.

$7,777-to-win IMCA Modified Duel in the Desert A-Feature. Fireworks.

Schedule subject to change.

 2011 IMCA MODIFIED PAYOUT: 1. $7,777, 2. $3,000, 3. $2,000, 4. $1,500, 5. $1,250, 6. $1,000, 7. $900, 8. $850, 9. $825, 10. $800, 11-28. $777.

Spectator admission (kids 5 and under are free):

Three-day (Nov. 10-12) adult super-saver pass: $40.

Three-day (Nov. 10-12) senior citizen or military super-saver pass: $32.

Three-day (Nov. 10-12) kids (ages 6-12) super-saver pass: $12.

Nov. 9 adult: $12.

Nov. 9 senior citizen or military: $10.

Nov. 9 kids (ages 6-12): $5.

Nov. 10 adult: $20.

Nov. 10 senior citizen or military: $15.

Nov. 10 kids (ages 6-12): $7.

Nov. 11 adult: $20.

Nov. 11 senior citizen or military: $15.

Nov. 11 kids (ages 6-12): $7.

Nov. 12 adult: $20.

Nov. 12 senior citizen or military: $15.

Nov. 12 kids (ages 6-12): $7.

General-admission spectator parking always is free.

Entry fees (car and driver admission):

IMCA Modified entry (after Nov. 1): $250.

Weekend pit pass (at gate): $120.

Single-day pit pass (at gate): $45.

Pit vehicle fee (for ATVs, golf carts) – sold on-site only: $30.

Backstretch tailgate parking (includes 2 pit passes and tow vehicle): $340.

Manufacturer’s midway row (alongside tech inspection area): $500.

Gold-level reserved pit space (Row 1, 25 spots available): $250.

Silver-level reserved pit space (Row 2, 25 spots available): $200.

All other pit parking (Rows 3-10): Free.

Additional RV in pit area (if not hooked to trailer): $120.

Final Three players at the WSOP! Who will win?

Pius Heinz and Ben Lamb

After roughly seven hours and 45 minutes of play on Sunday, the 2011 World Series of Poker® (WSOP) Main Event is down to its final three players. Pius Heinz, Ben Lamb and Martin Staszko will return to the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino on Tuesday to compete for the top prize of more than $8.7 million and the game’s most coveted prize, a WSOP gold bracelet.

Tuesday’s action will be carried nearly live – with just a 15-minute delay – on ESPN and ESPN3 beginning at 9 p.m. Eastern and will feature hole cards following the conclusion of the hand. Heinz, Lamb and Staszko will be vying for a share of more than $18 million.

In addition to the top prize of $8,715,638, the second-place finisher will receive $5,433,086 and the third-place finisher will take home $4,021,138.

Heinz is the chip leader going into the final day of play. The 22-year-old is a resident of Cologne , Germany . The student and poker professional has a chip count of 107,800,000.  Lamb, a 26-year old poker professional who splits time between Las Vegas and Tulsa , Oklahoma , is currently second in chips with 55,400,000. Staszko, 35, of Trinec , Czech Republic , will enter Tuesday’s play as the short stack, with 42,700,000.

Sunday’s action, which saw six of the final nine players eliminated, was carried nearly live on ESPN2 and ESPN3 beginning at 3:30 p.m. Eastern. The competitors broke out in the following order, collecting the following prize money:

9th place: Sam Holden, 22, of Sussex , Great Britain : $782,115

8th place: Anton Makiievskyi, 21, of Dnipropetrovsk , Ukraine : $1,010,015

7th place: Badih Bou-Nahra, 49, of Belize City , Belize : $1,314,097

6th place: Eoghan O’Dea, 26, of Dublin , Ireland : $1,720,831

5th place: Phil Collins, 26, of Las Vegas , Nevada : $2,269,599

4th place: Matt Giannetti , 26, of Las Vegas , Nevada : $3,012,700

The 2011 WSOP Main Event began in July with a total of 6,865 entrants. The event’s total prize pool was $64,540,858, with $28,279,223 going to the final nine players. A total of 693 entrants cashed in the event.

As has become tradition in recent years, Main Event play was suspended in July when the tournament reached its final nine players. It resumed with the “November Nine” taking to the felt Sunday with 34 minutes, 57 seconds remaining in Level 36, with antes 50,000 and blinds at 250,000 and 500,000.

The 2011 WSOP attracted a record 75,672 players from 105 different nations competing for a total prize pool of $192,008,868 over the 58-event, 50-day extravaganza.

About the World Series of Poker

The World Series of Poker® is the largest, richest and most prestigious gaming event in the world, having awarded more than $1.4 billion in prize money and the prestigious gold bracelet, globally recognized as the sport’s top prize. Featuring a comprehensive slate of tournaments in every major poker variation, the WSOP is poker’s longest-running tournament in the world, dating back to 1970. In 2011, the event attracted 75,672 entrants from 105 different countries to the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas , and awarded more than $191 million in prize money. In addition, the WSOP has formed groundbreaking alliances in broadcasting, digital media and corporate sponsorships, while successfully expanding the brand internationally with the advent of the World Series of Poker Europe in 2007. For more information on the World Series of Poker, please visit www.wsop.com.

Nadia Ali performs live at Chateau Nightclub..in Las Vegas!

Clubgoers went wild at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens www.chateaunightclublv.com at Paris Las Vegas as house music sensation Nadia Ali performed live under the Eiffel Tower. The songstress made a special appearance to Chateau Gardens Saturday night’s ultra-sensory nightlife event Butterfly, which includes the talents of the world’s top DJs and singers.

A befitting backdrop singing on a crisp Las Vegas fall evening, Ali heated things up as she took the stage around 1 a.m. for an unforgettable performance. During her 20-minute vibrant set, the gorgeous singer had fans on their feet as she set the tone for the night and elevated the crowd’s energy singing her electronic hits including, “Pressure” and “Rapture.” 

Also seen partying at Chateau Gardens was actress Lucy Hale from ABC’s “Pretty Little Liars." The young starlet helped celebrate close friend Anne Leonard’s 21st birthday in Sin City. The group of five girls was seen sipping champagne and dancing under the stars.

The new Chateau Gardens is situated on the rooftop of Paris Las Vegas under the awning of the Eiffel Tower. Reminiscent of a lush garden in Versailles, Chateau Gardens spans 22,000 square feet in an unparalleled setting beneath the stars. Butterfly, held every Saturday night at Chateau Gardens, is an ultra-sensory nightlife experience that combines the talents of the world’s top DJs, producers, singers and performance artists.

 For more information or table reservations, guests may visit the website at www.ChateauNightclublv.com, call 702.776.7777, follow Chateau on Twitter @chateaunightclublv or become a fan on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/ChateauNightclub.

Photo Credit: Denise Truscello, WireImage

Who was at Marquee in Vegas this week-end?

Saturday night celebs turned out at Marquee to take in the sounds of Erick Morillo.

Hollywood producer and director Michael Bay, Tony Dovolani from Dancing With the Stars, rapper Lil Jon and Lucy Hale from Pretty Little Liars were all spotted at separated tables in the main room.

Starlets Deena Nicole & Lucy Hale take over Sugar Factory!

Lucy

Deena

Lucy Hale and Friends

Deena and Chris Buckner

“Jersey Shore” starlet, Deena Nicole and "Pretty Little Liars" actress, Lucy Hale were spotted at the sweetest spot on the Strip last night, Sugar Factory American Brasserie at Paris Las Vegas.

Dressed in a black top with a sparkling gold and black skirt, the fun-loving self-proclaimed “meatball” from the shore and her boyfriend Chris Buckner indulged in Mac and Cheese pops and steak salad paired with the restaurants signature Lollipop Passion Goblet. For dessert, the couple flirted while they fed each other chocolate covered strawberries and white chocolate treats.

Before hosting a wild night at Gallery Nightclub inside Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, the care-free reality star snuck over to the flagship Sugar Factory retail store to pick up a few treats including runts, swirly bears, and an Italian inspired couture pop from "Jersey Shore" cast member, Mike Sorrentino's signature line. The bubbly Jersey princess also served sweet gelato behind the retail café and posed for photos with adoring fans.

Also spotted having dinner at Sugar Factory was actress, Lucy Hale from ABC’s “Pretty Little Liars” who helped celebrate her best friend, Anne Leonard's 21st birthday. Sporting a black fitted cocktail dress, Hale and her group of close girlfriends noshed on Mediterranean salad, bruschetta and turkey sliders and sipped on the Lollipop Passion Goblet and a Blow Pop martini. The girls were surprised with an assortment of cupcakes complete with sparklers as they sang "Happy Birthday" to the newly turned 21 year-old. After dessert, the girls ended with a round of pineapple upside-down cake shots before heading to the Paris casino for a game of roulette.

Earlier in the day, Kendall and Kylie Jenner from E!’s hottest reality TV show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians,” stopped by Sugar Factory at The Mirage Hotel & Casino to pick-up a few treats to celebrate Kendall's sweet 16th birthday. The teen queens scooped up sour cherry gummy candies and caramel apples. The brunette duo also passed out a few mouthwatering confections to the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" crew who were on-site to film the girls.

Sugar Factory American Brasserie is an American take on a traditional French brasserie, serving delicious cuisine all day and all night, along with an oversized retail store and signature Chocolate Lounge. Other Sugar Factory retail stores are located at The Mirage andMiracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. Follow Sugar Factory on Twitter @sugarfactory or on Facebook at /sugarfactory.

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Favorites Jasmine Trias & Society of Seven coming to The Suncoast!

Formed in Hawaii and perfected in showrooms throughout Las Vegas and the Islands, Society of Seven brings its lively variety show to the Suncoast Showroom November 12 and 13. Joined by season three “American Idol” finalist Jasmine Trias, Society of Seven will perform each evening at 7:30 p.m.

Society of Seven, the famed Hawaiian-bred group, offers an energetic variety show that combines comedy sketches, celebrity impersonations, dance and live music performances, including popular standards, Top 40 hits and Broadway showstoppers.

In what has been called an entertainment experience that rolls a classic Hollywood movie, Broadway show and Vegas spectacular into one, Society of Seven has been entertaining fans for more than 40 years. Having performed to more than 10 million fans, these seven elite performers and one “American Idol” finalist make this show a must-see.

Showtime is 7:30 p.m. each evening. Tickets are available starting from $15.95, plus tax and convenience fees. Tickets can be purchased at any Coast Casinos box office, by calling 702.636.7075 or visiting www.suncoastcasino.com.

About Suncoast Hotel and Casino

Suncoast Hotel and Casino is a property of Boyd Gaming. Located at the corner of Alta Drive and South Rampart Boulevard, Suncoast Hotel and Casino features eight restaurants, a 16-screen movie theater, a 600-seat bingo room, a 500-seat state-of-the-art showroom and a newly renovated 80,000-square foot casino. For further information, visit www.suncoastcasino.com, on Facebook (www.facebook.com/suncoastcasino), and Twitter (@suncoastcasino). Headquartered in Las Vegas, Boyd Gaming is a leading diversified owner and operator of 17 gaming entertainment properties located in Nevada, New Jersey, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana and Louisiana. Additional news and information on Boyd Gaming can be found at www.boydgaming.com.

Pasta Cucina has Arrived! At several Boulder Stations in LV! Affordable Italian dining!

Stations Casino’s has long been a local’s favorite! Whether you enjoy gaming promotions, a fun atmosphere and friendly service, well you know where to go! Look for this new addition to add to your list of places to dine!

Pasta Cucina has arrived! The new Italian restaurant concept recently debuted at Station’s casinos throughout the valley. Check the website for the one located nearest to you www.stationcasinos.com.  We had the pleasure of dining at the Boulder Station location. Welcoming and affordable the menu has all of the Italian favorites you could possible want. We started off the meal with the Calamari Fritti which easily could serve a family of four, light and fresh this calamari was fresh and plentiful and priced at $8.99 Also on the appetizer list which we enjoyed were the Zucchini Fritti, once again lightly breaded and served with alfredo and marinara dipping sauces at $6.99.

Linguine and Clams

On to the Classics! The Chicken Marsala was simply divine! A rich creamy sauce with button mushrooms was smooth and the linguini was cooked perfectly – neither to soft nor to hard. A true classic that sometimes can go wrong, but not at Pasta Cucina - $12.99. Another Classic is the Linguini and Clams, which as we know can also be tricky! The clams were fresh and tasty and most definitely another recommendation from the menu. This was also priced just right at $12.99. Any of these dishes could be found at a “fine dining” Italian restaurant and priced more but you would be hard pressed to tell the difference. Flavorful and delish!

WINE!

Every type of wine is available for your dinner pairings! Expect to find a comprehensive wine list that once again would rival any Italian restaurant in the city. We had a delightful fruity, sunny Pinot Grigio which was the correct wine in which to savor a warm good-bye to summer! The ambiance is warm and welcoming with table and booth setting available. The wait staff is personable and friendly!

Fresh Home-made Desserts

Deserts are always the fine finish to a great meal. Whether you choose to have the hand made Cannoli’s with the pistachio coating or the rich and decadent Tiramisu you once again will be satisfied and delighted! All of the above dishes are generous and we had a meal for the next day and lunch! Pasta Cucina brings find Italian dining to your neighborhood at affordable prices. Enjoy!

JDM Sports SEMA After Party at Revolution!

November 4, 2011

Doors open at 10:00 pm

JDM Sports SEMA After-Party

SEMA 2011 is here and Revolution ‘torques’ into high gear with the official JDM Sport after-party! Featuring gorgeous Janelle Ha and special guest DJ Lord Q, along with DJ Ear Waxx, ladies drink free from 10pm to midnight as the party lasts all night long. Revolution is ‘top gear’ for Vegas nightlife

San Diego Beauties in town! Tonight at The Bank!

November 4, 2011

Doors open at 10:30 pm

San Diego Takeover

50 of San Diego’s sexiest ladies are invading Vegas for a Weekend kick-off party at The Bank! Join them and resident David Christian for a So-Cal celebration that’ll heat up a Friday fall evening!