Last Friday I attended the South Point for their dollar drink special.  I arrived around 8pm and the place was already packed, the first bar by the parking garage was full, and there were no tables or spots at the bar.  But waiting for drinks wasn’t really a problem. 

I was skeptical when I first arrived about "every drink one dollar", but as soon as I ordered I quickly found that it was legit.  While sometimes they skimped on the liquor pour for some drinks, overall everything I ordered tasted right and was decently strong. 

For example, I ordered 4 Surfer’s on Acid and the bartender made it with 3 shots instead of 4 – but when the price is only a dollar a piece, who’s complaining?  Literally every kind of booze was a dollar. They will give you well liquor unless you specify, but I was drinking Jack Daniels Single Barrel and Patron as well as some normally expensive shots all for a dollar. 

A bit later we moved over to the sports bar where we managed to find a table.  By about 9pm the sports bar was completely jammed.  I waited 15 to 20 minutes to get a drink. I even started waiting at 9:45 to get a last round and didn’t get served until 10:10. The bartender still gave me the drinks for a dollar since I was in line -  very decent of her.  

Overall I had a really good time, with a crowd of interesting people.  You cannot beat this for the price -  anywhere.  It’s the real deal – no Vegas gimmicks.

The offer is advertised only for the month of June, so unless they extend – Fri Jun 26 is your last chance for a boozer’s dream.

Beer Bar: 3 out of 10 (happy hour)

Earlier I had a posting stating that the 32 Degree beer bar located inside the M Casino has a happy hour during the week from 4pm to 7pm that was all domestics $1 .

Well, I am sorry to report that this isn’t nearly as good of a deal as I originally posted. Despite the fact that on their menu pricing the domestics are considered to be anything brewed inside the US (including micro breweries and premium US beer), the $1 drafts are limited to the standard "domestic" pisswater beers such as Bud light and Coors light.

I was very disappointed when I drove all the way out to the M in order to partake in the happy hour and taste a variety of delicious beers for cheap and found out I basically wasted my time.

I apologize to any readers that may have read my article and did the same thing as I did.

Last time I was at the M, I noticed that their Beer Bar 32 Degrees has a Happy Hour Sunday through Thursday from 4 to 7 with all domestic pints $1. 

This is a better deal than you think because at 32 Degrees, "domestics" aren’t just Bud light and Coors. 

If its brewed here in America, it’s a buck – including Samuel Adams and a wide selection of micro-brews – all draft and served ice cold.

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Through the month of June the South Point Casino is offering every Friday a happy hour from 4pm to 10pm with any drink $1 – yes Dollar Drinks – at all casino bars.  That’s right -  everything’s one greenback from Patron to beer. 

This being almost too good of a deal to pass up, I hope I see you there. 

Only two Fridays left in June – Let’s Party!

I will post more details after I check it out this Friday. TGIF – almost.

But on the second visit, in the late afternoon, we sat at the bar and began sampling some of the 71 ice cold brews on tap.  I am ready to tolerate a little slot machine noise in the background for the opportunity to drink domestic microbrewery draft beer for $3.50 (including tax) and imported draft beer for $4.50 (also including tax.)  These are arguably the best prices in town.  I don’t know anywhere else you can get a Chimay for $4.50. 

The service was extremely friendly – as is everywhere we went at the M.  We were offered several generous samples along with the 4 brews we ordered for a grand total of $15.  At those prices, we felt more than comfortable leaving a very generous tip.

It seems the Marnell Family may have achieved the dream – "build it and they will come" – even in a recession."

MY RECOMMENDATION:
32º Draft beer bar at the M is the place to go for beer lovers – excellent air conditioning, elegant surroundings, friendly service, incredible easy on the budget prices and a wide selection of fine brews, domestic and imported.

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First thoughts are why such a trendy palace so far from the Strip?  But on second thought, the M lies at the gateway to Las Vegas when traveling on the 15 from California, just off the interstate at the intersection of St Rose Parkway and Las Vegas Blvd South.  It’s also a short drive from Henderson and Anthem – an area recently one of the city’s fastest growing, and sure to be again when the recession ebbs and home sales and building re-commence.

The Marnell family, successful in the actual construction of casinos for others, has learned well from its experience.  The architecture is monumental, the style forward, luxurious but youthful and hip.  It should please anyone, although was definitely intended to attract a more urbane, under 50 crowd.

Citing lack of funds, Anthony Marnell III explained to the Las Vegas Sun that although he knew building a more environmentally smart structure was what he should have done, he declined the Lied formula based on costs.  Who am I to argue with a wildly successful businessman, but one can’t help but wonder if that decision was short-sighted.  It seems to be one that many builders take here in the Valley,  ignoring the harsh reality of looming energy and water crises.

Highlights of the M include a movie set pool area with a surrounding marble campus reminiscent of grand Egyptian temples – plenty of space here for any reception or grand ball. 

They did a reasonable job on the sweeping canopy of the hotel entrance, but the M lacks a grand entrance which says "Here I am and here is exactly how you get to me." Anyone with a sprinkling of feng shui expertise would have spotted that right away. It’s not that hard to take the wrong turn and end up in the outdoor parking area. 

They also need to do something about the valet pick-up. Totally exposed to the elements (wind and sun), someone forgot that many clients use the valet services to avoid the elements.

The lobby has splendid wow power with walls of elegant fresh lilies complemented by soothing cascading water elements.  It’s a pleasure to access restaurants and guest elevators without the obligatory pass through the casino area that haunts most Strip venues.

Baby Cakes
The Baby Cakes pastry and gelato shop serves exquisite sweets for great prices.  A large scoop of gelato in a delicious cone is $2.25 and worth every penny. You can get two scoops for $3!  The pistachio gelato was divine.  The gelato selection is limited, but certainly adequate for anyone, and I would place their flavor and quality on par with the Bellagio.  Don’t miss the croissants!

Hostile Grape
The Hostile Grape wine cellar on the lowest level is worth the drive alone.  With an amazing array of both good sipping wine and higher end vintages, you can either select your own from the myriad of dispensers or be served at the small bar.  Furnished with intimate clusters of low Italian leather sofa sets or high bar stools grouped around tall modernistic cubes, the low lighting and soft music make it the perfect spot to gather, partake and socialize in intimacy.  You take a glass and and using pre-paid tasting cards, select your own wine, 1,3 or 5 oz, from a selection of 160 – and enjoy.  Access to the Grape is by stairs leading down from the lobby or a glass elevator.

32º Draft Beer Bar
I revised my opinion of the 32º Draft beer bar in another post, and was grossly unfair when I panned it for it’s proximity to the slot machines and sports betting.  When you are savoring those incredibly priced ($3.50 domestic, $4.50 imported) and ice cold beers, you forget all else.

Veloce Cibo
We ate at the Tower Restaurant, Veloce Cibo, which did not disappoint in terms of spectacular view of the valley.  The menu was diverse which surely pleases in the way the variety of a buffet will satisfy the palettes of groups with varying tastes.  Much of it is designed to share, adding to the buffet-like advantage – while still being served at table.

Unfortunately, several of the dishes fell short – most notably the sushi which is their flagship. If you can’t make a California roll, you are in trouble.  I cannot recommend it at all. The tuna sashimi, au contraire, was fresh and delicious.  The fried calamari were not light enough, the batter being a little "floury" and lacking delicacy.  The chicken wraps were tasty and well spiced, with excellent lettuce (not iceberg), but not served with the crispy raw veggies that give them crunch and freshness.  The Asian marinated steak was superb and, by far, the best dish of the evening. 

Although the staff tried very hard, there was something generally chaotic about the service and I kept thinking that much more training was needed.  The prices are not for budget-minded.  I am hard pressed to give Veloce Cibo a high recommendation for fine dining.

The M Guest Rooms
The Guest rooms do not disappoint and the selection of suites, especially the 2 story 2400 sqft loft suites with wrap around views of the Valley, are sufficiently extravagant to impress most visitors. Keeping with trends, all rooms offer IPod docking and room safes large enough to accommodate laptops.

Dress
Geared to a younger set, the dress code is casual chic.  Designer jeans and tight T shirts, accented by some Vegas Bling and you are in mode.

MY RECOMMENDATION:

• Visit for architectural experience – don’t miss the pool.
• Don’t miss Hostile Grape if you are wine lover.
• Savor a gelato.

Find out more at their excellent website: www.themresort.com/

or read about the M and the Marnell family in the Las Vegas Sun: www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009/may/01/m-resort-chief-vegas-gaming-industry-survival-mode/

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The Blue Martini, across from the Rave Movie Experience, at the top of the escalator and to the left, at the west end of Town Square, is pulsating with feverish energy.  Three giant bars anchor this sprawling hot spot, one with outdoor patio, one with live music stage and the last secreted in the far back with cozy alcoves for tête á têes.  With an outdoor terrace that stretches on two sides, there is always quick access to fresh air and open space.  The bathrooms are also buried in the back, which can seem like quite a trek if you don’t plan ahead.

The servers are sweet and sexy in their powder blue bodices, a vague reference to French cancan and Playboy bunny.  The bartenders, handsome young lads, pour genereous martini’s and are well trained to keep customers happy.  In fact, the service everywhere is excellent - friendly and casual without the pretensions of the Strip.

The live music in the middle bar is rock sold dance quality, although there is no dance floor per se.  But who can sit still to Santana, although the average age of the dancers is way older than the sitters.  Do we just get freer as we age, or don’t people know to dance any more?

Happy Hour serves $6 martini’s (regular $12) with beers about half that.  The food menu is diverse and the portions designed to set in the middle of the table and share.

Although most of the crowd is well under 40, you won’t feel ridiculous if you could be their parents. It’s a great spot and one I hate to write about because I’d still like to get a seat at the bar or a table when I go.  But if you are wondering where locals go – “to see and be seen” – it’s Blue Martini.

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JJ’s features the best jazz trio in Las Vegas with The Cocho Arbe Trio – Cocho Arbe on upright piano, Chris Gordon on upright bass and Boris Shapiro on drums.

line-up:
cocktail hours 5p-8p- Joe Darro, piano & voice with Happy Hour 1/2 price drinks on everything.

Mon – 9pm DJ Jazz Mixes & Service Industry Night – 25% off with ID
Tue 5pm -
Wed – Ladies Night – 1/2 price all night
Thu 5pm-
Fri 10pm – February Fridays with the Cocho Arbe Trio and Ronnie Rose
Sat 10pm – the Cocho Arbe Trio and guests
Sun 8pm- Sunday Swing with Joe Darro Trio

Full Bar. No food. No cover charge , but 2 drink minimum. For more info visit justjazzlv.com. 702-650-0432. Just Jazz 1000 E. Sahara Ste 105 Las Vegas NV

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Kelly also produces a Sunday evening Celebrity Spotlight Dinner Show at the Bootlegger with dinner at 7pm and show starting at 8pm. It’s over by 9:30p for those who have day jobs on Monday morning.

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Mon @10pm is Rock Star Karaoke with a live rock band. Free at the Courtyard.

Wed at 9pm Crossroads: “The Blues, Only the Blues, and Nothing But the Blues.” Free admission.

Thur @ 9pm Michael Soli‘s Unplugged @ Crossroads with live acoustic music. Free admission.

Sun @ 9m Courtyard. Purple Reign, a Prince Tribute Show. WAS Free to locals, others $10 but check first cause the free locals part has disappeared from the website.

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Full Bar. No food. No cover charge. For more info on “JJ’s” visit justjazzlv.com. 702- 650-0432. Just Jazz “JJ’s” 1000 E. Sahara Ste 105 Las Vegas NV

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Websites to check out:
1. Whirlygig, non-profit producer of the events, who works closely with host sponsor, the City of Las Vegas Office of Cultural Affairs: whirlygiglasvegas.org
2. specific info about entertainment, activities, maps etc firstfriday-lasvegas.org.

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Another Vegas night spot that is Off the Strip has closed its doors. What a world we live in here in Sin City…..millions upon millions spent on entertainment on the Strip, while nightlife just a couple of blocks to the west or east struggles each day for breath. Elvis was a funky, fun kind of place with an eclectic crowd that had crossed the street when Zinger’s closed. With great dance music by Karin Denise and her group on the weekends, you might see any kind of person there and everyone having a good time. But apparently not enough people to make it happen for Elvis, the owner who dressed like the “King” and even performed a few numbers. A sad sayonara to another possibility for locals who can’t/won’t fight the crowds and pay the big bucks to go out on the weekends on Las Vegas Blvd.

Old website and addresss: elvislv.com. Previously Steve and David’s. 702-262-0001. 545 E. Sahara Las Vegas.

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Check their website for up-to-date details on performing artists. Sun & Mon Nights are Open Jam. This is a HOT place to be, especially late. This used-to-be biker bar has gone half-civilized and I find perfectly safe. You’ll see some very expressive dancing, no partners necessary. Ladies, hit the dance floor. It’s hard to sit with this music. NON-smoke free. Cover Charge varies, locals often free. Full bar. Goes on late (2 am or 2:45 am). 702-871-6651n 3344 Spring Mountain Road Las Vegas NV. (enter parking lot from Polaris). www.sanddollarblues.com

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The Palms has an impressive line-up of special events with regular parties like Ditch Fridays and Moon Tuesdays offered to draw in locals. Email glist@9groupvegas.com or call 702-942-6832. Palms Hotel & Casino 4321 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas NV

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Irish pubs

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DIRECTIONS: Self park or Valet at The Hotel @ Mandalay or at The Shops. Enter through the MIX Lounge entrance (not the restaurant entrance through the room elevators). Look for the big MIX sign – dedicated elevators located in walkway between The Hotel tower and main Mandalay tower.

As usual, tickets are $33 prepay/$38 door, all inclusive. to reserve, call 702-240-3066 or email rsvp@rocknrollwine.com.

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According to Jerry Fink of the Las Vegas Sun, the club is the baby of Lance Sterling who helped start the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay. He later opened the Canyon Club in Agoura Hills CA. Check out their website canyonclub.net. Canyon Club at Four Queens Hotel & Casino 702-385-4011 202 Fremont St Las Vegas NV

Concerts at the Las Vegas Canyon Club: The doors open at 6pm with shows starting at 8pm. Tickets vary, but from $13.20 for most concerts. ticketmaster.com

Sep 21 James Hunter
Sep 22 Eric Johnson
Oct 19 The Tubes
Oct 20 America
Nov 08 Old Crow Medicine Show
Nov 09 Michael Johns Billy Joel Tribute
Nov 10 Mr. Happy Face Presents: All Eyez on Us
Nov 11 -Tommy Shaw & Jack Blades
Nov 13 Nekromantix
Nov 16 Age of Reason
Nov 17 Indulge
Dec 28 The Tubes
Dec 29 Jake Shimbukuru
Dec 29 & 30 Justin Tranz (comedy)
Dec 30 & 31 Cheap Trick
Jan 04 Lucas Rossi of Rockstar Supernova
Jan 18 Pink of Diamonds
Jan 19 David Michelangelo
Jan 26 Robbin Ford
Feb 02 Three Bad Jacks
Feb 20 The Horror Pops

Check the website for Late Show schedule for week nights @11pm with dancing.

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NOTE: We went by Thursday night to check it out and the bartender did not know about the Reverse Happy Hour deal. Sports was playing on the TV. A call to the Hotel on Friday morning assured me that the promotion is indeed happening. Hopefully, the bartender will be informed. Still, we had a great time and met some interesting people at the bar, including “El Blondie” a British professional poker player in town for the World Series of Poker. He likes the Platinum and Stir because it’s Off the Strip but still happenin’. We heard his story over a couple of Laphroaig’s. Now that folks, is the beauty of Las Vegas. You never know what you’re going to find or who you’re going to meet. You just need to get out of the house.

By the way, I attended Chris’ Rock ‘n Roll Wine Event at the Platininum last Friday. The place was packed and I applaud Chris his success. We started with sparkling wines at the rooftop, which has a great view of the Strip from the airport down to the Stratosphere. I was amazed at just how good a view they have. Reds and whites were poured at the pool and restaurant area on the 5th floor which is very chic and has a view of the Strip as well, albeit not as good as the rooftop. Dessert wines were served in the ground floor lounge Stir. I like the decor of the Platinum, it’s modern but still inviting and they did a lot visually with troemps d’oeil (meaning it looks like it cost more than it did.) It’s a clever place, quite intimate. They were a bit overwhelmed at first with the numbers of Chris people, but landed nicely on their feet. As for Chris – what a star! I need to get his story.

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The “progressive style” evening will start at 7pm on the rooftop terrace with strip view and sparkling wines. Then it’s on to the middle terrace with indoor/outdoor pool, more strip view and world wines-tasting. The acoustic sound of Jeremy Cornwell will accompany the tasting. Last stop is the Stir Lounge on the 1st floor with a sampling of dessert wines. This is a great chance to get to know the Platinum as a VIP. The hotel is offering special rates of $159 for the Solitaire Suite. Just call the Platinum at 702-365-5000 and mention you are with Rock ‘n Roll Wines.

Tickets are $33 in advance, $38 at the door entry fee covering all wines. Space is limited, so you are guaranteed entry only with prepay. This is a chance to put on your best sparkle and come out for the glamorous side of Vegas nightlife without breaking the bank. Great place for singles looking to connect. RESERVE through website rocknrollwine.com, call 702-240-3066 or email chris@rocknrollwine.com. The Platinum Hotel & Spa 211 E Flamingo Rd Las Vegas NV (Flamingo & Koval).

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Billed as “VooDoo Risin’,” this should be a great 2-story patio party with fabulous views of the Strip. DJs KrisCut & L1 will be spinning HipHop on the Outside Deck while House spins inside the Groove Lounge. Sexy VooDoo Dolls GoGo Team should keep things hot. Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino 3700 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas NV

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Visit www.myspace.com/nothingbuttheblues2007 or hob.com/lasvegas.

Schedule:

Jun 06 Stoney Curtis Band
Jun 13 The Michael Grim Band
Jun 20 Billy Ray Charles
Jun 27 The Andy Walo Trio

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When I wrote that a few short months ago, little did I know that changes were coming that were huge – like Bobby Morris and group quitting – and now I hear that the place is being sold. I also heard that there was no jazz last night (Fri Jun 01), so I apologize to anyone who went on down based on reading my calendar and articles. I have no idea what’s next, but it saddens me when something so successful (for the jazz-loving public anyway) would die so suddenly.

I had many memorable evenings there, not the least the night Mary Oliver sang “Happy Birthday“ Marilyn Monroe-style to my son celebrating his rite of passage 21st big one. We had a night on the town with him “legal” and took him to all our favorite spots – Stirling Club, Jazz on 3rd, Sand Dollar, Barcode…but the highlight of the night was that song with him on stage with Mary. I know he’ll never forget it. You know what they say in the Mastercard commercial – “Priceless.” And that just perfectly describes my memories of Jazz at the Church on 3rd.

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Elvis has closed.� See related Elvis’ Restaurant & Lounge has closed

I’m the kind of person who likes to have a good time and I don’t have a lot of hang-ups about the kinds or types of people to help me achieve that. I figure there are good people everywhere and they come in all shapes, sizes and life-style preferences. So I don’t like to stereotype a place as to “this is a biker-bar,” or this is a “gay bar,” or this is a “black club,” but would rather use a criteria such as great dance music and a high energy, let yourself go kind of ambiance.

What I’m leading up to here is a take on Elvis’ Restaurant and Lounge on Sahara and how an eclectic group of partiers can get it on with everybody feeling welcome and nobody being uptight. When you first walk in the door, you get a wild impression of the cantina in Star Wars, only Las Vegas style. The owner Elvis Nargi is decked out just how he should be in star-studded black, enormous belt buckle on his generous belly and hair couiffed in just that “sideburns and wings style” you would expect in a Vegas “King” impersonator.

Karin Denise is MC on Friday and Saturday nights, taking charge of the business of everybody enjoying themselves – from her lusty vocals to her commanding, high-voltage personality. Read more about her at karindenise.com. Elvis treated the full house to shots of Tequila with the waitress letting the good times pour directly into the gaping jaws of one enthusiastic dancer. As long as he wasn’t driving….it’s his hangover, not mine.

I was heartsick when Zingers closed. But it looks like some of the crowd moved across the street with Karin to Elvis’. But don’t let silly bias keep you away. This is a fun place to party, all evening I’m sure, but certainly when other spots are shutting down and you just aren’t ready to give it up yet. Look for Karin and Elvis to perform from 9:30p-1:30a at Elvis’ Restaurant & Lounge Friday and Saturday nights. Great dance music. Italian Food. Open 24 hrs. No cover charge and the drinks are very reasonable ($3 beers.)

There is a DJ spinning from 2a – 6a for those of you who are looking to keep the party going all night. Special interest for Latinos is Monday night Noche Latinas Latin Karaoke. Elvis tries to keep the action going, so check our yourself what’s going on at elvislv.com. Previously Steve and David’s. 702-262-0001. 545 E. Sahara Las Vegas.

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Addison’s Lounge

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Carine Mandia

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Contributing Musicians: Rick Smith & The Blackjack Blues Band, The Chris Tofield Band, Al Ek’s Shuffle-Aires, Snailhead, West Coast Blues Conspiracy, Junior Brantley & Friends, The Stoney Curtis Band.

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Among supporters are Deeper.com, “dedicated to the underground music scene and all its soulful genres of music.” Doors open at 2am and show begins at 3am. For more info about this icon of House Music, visit jessesaunders.com. More info or interviews call Trish 702-429-1623 or email twb@lvprco.com. triQ Planet Hollywood 3667 Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas NV (formerly Alladin’s).

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The Sweetbox group: “Chicago” Joe on lead & rhythm guitar & vocals, Todd Hite on harmonica, acoustic guitar and vocals, and Bobby Cottonwood on drums and vocals. 60’s, 70’s, 80’s & 90’s with many R&B classics.

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Chris’ Rock ‘n Roll Wine Tastings are one of the primo gatherings of the young, vibrant, hip and beautiful of Las Vegas – or those who like to look at the afore-mentioned. No age restriction except over 21.

If you have already purchased your ticket, you can just show up at 7p. If you can’t make it, then your prepaid reservation will be honored at any future event. You can also get a full refund if you email Chris. But WHY would you want to do that? All of Chris’ events are fun. You can’t go wrong. The cost is $33 prepay/$38 at door. Call 702-561-3498 or email chris@rocknrollwine.com. Golden Nugget Las Vegas 129 East Fremont St Las Vegas NV (Fremont & 3rd). Valet or self-park.

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Paul Stubblefield

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The BH features live music every performance night, with some local bands. They are also featuring a Wednesday Comedy Night at 8 pm (free admission.) and a Tuesday “Blues Night” starting`at 10p. Also on Wed from 10 pm is Reggae DJ. Check out their website www.bunkhouselv.com. 702-384-4536 124 S. 11th St Las Vegas NV (between Fremont & Carson).

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