How to spend three days in Las Vegas. This Las Vegas guide features where to stay, what to eat, and where to shop!
My family did something a little different this Thanksgiving. Rather than do the traditional turkey dinner at home, we spent the holiday in Las Vegas with my boyfriend’s family.
No one had to worry about cooking and there was no clean up afterwards. It was a great and relaxing weekend (despite the heavy traffic driving both ways).
We all had a wonderful time eating, shopping, and even gambling! together.
I was lucky on the roulette tables and won enough to fund my shopping spree at Williams-Sonoma Outlet’s Thanksgiving sales. I got a Boos Block cutting board for $20!, a great deal on an All-Clad stainless steel roasting pan, and a whole lot of new cookbooks!
It was really fun having my family get to know my boyfriend’s family. Together, we are a family that loves to EAT! Check out some of the videos I made using the Tastemade app on my iPhone.
Las Vegas has a very large and diverse dining scene. I have a detailed guide on Japanese dining in Las Vegas.
Thanksgiving Dinner at Lawry’s The Prime Rib
Lunch at Bachi Burger
Brunch at Aloha Kitchen
Hi Maryanne, your Mom was my classmate in elementary and high school and your Dad was our neighbor in Pagsanjan. I always read your mails and was amazed of your cooking expertise.enjoyed every post you make and thanks that I am one of those who can read your notes. Regards to your Mom and the rest of the family.
Hi Maryanne, so nice to see the wonderful 72 hours in Las Vegas with the family! Las Vegas eats all look yummy. The videos are informative and entertaining, love them.
Thanks, Tita Ebu! Also, thanks for all the magazines and goodies! :)