Las Vegas, known for its vibrant nightlife, dazzling entertainment, and world-class dining making it an exciting addition to the Formula 1 calendar. Beyond the thrilling race, the city has plenty to offer in terms of culinary delights, iconic sights, and exciting nightlife. These are our top suggestions on where to eat, see and do when visiting Las Vegas for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. 

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Where to Eat

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Lotus of Siam

Lotus of Siam

Lotus of Siam is a legendary Thai restaurant acclaimed for its authentic flavors and exceptional dishes. Located just off the Strip, it’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Signature dishes include the Northern Thai-style khao soi, a rich and flavorful coconut curry noodle soup, and the crispy garlic prawns. The extensive menu offers a variety of regional Thai specialties, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Reservations are highly recommended due to its popularity.

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The Black Sheep

The Black Sheep

The Black Sheep is a modern Vietnamese-American restaurant located in the southwest part of Las Vegas. Chef Jamie Tran combines traditional Vietnamese flavors with contemporary techniques, creating unique and delicious dishes. Standout dishes include the Imperial rolls, filled with shrimp and pork, and the slow-cooked short ribs with a Vietnamese twist. The cozy, unpretentious setting makes it a perfect spot for a relaxed yet gourmet meal.

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Bardot Brasserie

Bardot Brasserie

Bardot Brasserie, located inside the ARIA Resort & Casino, offers an exquisite brunch experience that combines French culinary traditions with a touch of Las Vegas glamour. The menu offers a delightful mix of classic French dishes and modern brunch favorites, all prepared with high-quality ingredients and exceptional attention to detail. Some of the standout dishes include; croissant benedict, french toast, lobster croissant, escargot & mushroom toast, and of course bottomless mimosas and bloody marys. Whether you’re in the mood for something light or indulgent, there’s something to satisfy every palate and help you recover from a night out. 

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Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

Bazaar Meat is a carnivore’s paradise located in the Sahara Las Vegas. Renowned chef José Andrés offers a menu focused on premium meats and innovative preparations. The restaurant is famous for its selection of unique cuts of meat, from tender Wagyu beef to exotic game. The "Rossejat," a traditional Spanish paella with a twist, and the "Cotton Candy Foie Gras" are standout dishes. The theatrical presentation and luxurious setting make dining here a memorable experience.

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What to See

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Seven Magic Mountains

Seven Magic Mountains

Seven Magic Mountains is a large-scale public art installation by Ugo Rondinone, located in the desert just outside Las Vegas. It features seven towering stacks of brightly colored boulders. The vibrant colors of the sculptures contrast beautifully with the surrounding desert landscape, creating a striking visual experience. It’s an ideal spot for photography and a unique outdoor excursion.

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Neon Museum

Neon Museum

The Neon Museum, also known as the Neon Boneyard, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing iconic Las Vegas signs. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s history through its neon heritage. The museum’s outdoor exhibition area features over 200 restored neon signs, including classics from old casinos and hotels. Guided tours provide historical context and intriguing stories about the signs and the city’s evolution. The night tours, when the signs are illuminated, offer a magical experience.

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Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is a stunning indoor garden located in the Bellagio Hotel. It features elaborate seasonal displays created by a team of expert horticulturists and designers. The garden transforms with each season, offering themed displays that incorporate thousands of flowers, plants, and trees. Highlights include the elaborate holiday decorations, the springtime cherry blossoms, and the vibrant summer blooms. It’s a peaceful and visually enchanting escape from the hustle and bustle of the Strip.

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Where to Go Out

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The Chandelier Bar

The Chandelier Bar

The Chandelier Bar, located inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, is a multi-story bar encased in a dazzling curtain of crystal beads. It offers a glamorous setting and innovative cocktails. The bar spans three levels, each offering a unique atmosphere and cocktail menu. Signature drinks include the "Verbena," known for its electric daisy garnish that creates a tingling sensation. The stunning décor and sophisticated vibe make it a must-visit nightlife spot.

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Downtown Cocktail Room

Downtown Cocktail Room

The Downtown Cocktail Room, often referred to as the DCR, is a speakeasy-style bar located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. Known for its intimate ambiance and expertly crafted cocktails, it’s a favorite among locals. The bar’s menu changes seasonally, featuring both classic cocktails and inventive creations. The cozy, dimly lit setting and stylish décor make it perfect for a relaxed evening out. The entrance is intentionally discreet, adding to the speakeasy experience.

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Atomic Liquors

Atomic Liquors

Atomic Liquors is Las Vegas’ oldest freestanding bar, with a history dating back to the 1950s. It has a laid-back, retro vibe and a storied past, having once been a favorite hangout for the Rat Pack. The bar offers a wide selection of craft beers, classic cocktails, and spirits. Its outdoor patio is a great spot to relax and soak in the historic atmosphere. The bar’s unique history and casual, welcoming ambiance make it a beloved local institution.

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