Author: dtp3

Vegas locals like to laugh and roll their eyes at bumble-stumble tourists.

Inside the Downtown Container Park sits this tiny but formidable bar, Oak & Ivy, with its barrel-aged and specialty cocktails with whiskey as the star of the show.

"The Downtown Project were early adopters and pioneers in helping Las Vegas and we want to continue down the path," said Patrick Sinnott, manager of business development for the city's Economic & Urban Development department.

As the number of delivery services continues to increase, a new generation of “eatertainment” venues are popping up, creating social experiences that lure customers with “everyday special occasions.

Forty million visitors crowd into Las Vegas each year.

With wedding season right around the corner, bachelorette parties are on the brains of every bride-to-be.

Over the last few years, Las Vegas' bar scene has been growing, especially in the trendy East Fremont area in Downtown Las Vegas.

While Las Vegas is famous for its glitzy and over-the-top hotels, it looks like even Sin City is jumping on the tiny house bandwagon now with the opening of the Sugar Shack, a 344-square-foot Traveler XL Tiny Home located in the Gold Spike's "Backyard" in downtown Las Vegas.

It’s no secret that Downtown has always been competing with The Strip – but in recent years the tables have turned.