‘Mexican Hooters’ Is Getting Its Very Own Casino in North Las VegasĪ breastaurant chain that has been described as “Mexican Hooters” partnered with a Las Vegas hospitality company to open what it called the “first-ever hotel-casino dedicated to the Latino community.” While the Las Vegas Valley is home to several exceptional Latinx-owned restaurants and sports bars, the Ojos Locos Sports Cantina Y Casino ambitiously positioned itself as a destination for Latinx customers. His newest venture at Caesars Palace will focus on French fries. One of Las Vegas’s Best Steakhouses Is Getting Replaced by a Bobby Flay RestaurantĬelebrity chef Bobby Flay is opening his third Las Vegas restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip.

It now has a sign on the door and is expected to open in 2024. Rumors about the Korean grocery chain with a cult-like following have filtered around Las Vegas for years, with several shopping center spaces looking like they may finally bring an H-Mart with its Asian groceries, copious snack aisles, and food court to the Valley. H-Mart Is One Step Closer to Opening in Las Vegas Tensions rose until a last-minute deal was made in November - hours before the strike deadline. Service industry workers in Las Vegas voted in September to authorize a strike that had the potential to impact 22 casino resorts on the Strip - which meant bartenders, cooks, cocktail and food servers, guest room attendants, porters, bellmen, laundry, and kitchen workers statewide could hit the picket line at any time. 60,000 Hospitality Workers in Las Vegas Vote to Authorize a Strike at 22 Casinos And announcements came for new restaurants, grocery stores, and bars that will debut in 2024.īelow are the top ten stories that caught the attention of Eater Vegas readers last year, plus a handful of stories you may have missed. The Culinary Union secured the largest wage increase ever negotiated in the union’s 88-year history - and avoided a strike. Two new resorts opened their doors in December - which also meant dozens of new restaurants entered the Las Vegas market. And that’s not to mention the return of paid parking at the casino parking garages. Remember the MGM cyber attacks? What about the first time you saw the Sphere crest the horizon? Then there was the shitshow that was the months-long road repaving for the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

But this year had an unprecedented number of larger-than-life happenings around the Valley. Food festivals returned after pandemic-related hiatuses. If there’s one word to define 2023 in Las Vegas, it was: chaos.

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