This place has become our second home! I can't say enough great things about Pine Hollow Winery…read more I absolutely love that they have unique wines, first off . If you're looking for traditional - this is not the place for you. However, if you're looking to try something different - probably something you've never had before - you must check them out! They also have a few more traditional wines, but their uniqueness is where they shine. The owners are extremely friendly. John always chats with us and after just two visits, we were on first name terms lol! They also have live music and other events so check that out on their website! Friday evening happy hour is the best - $5 glasses of wine! Please go give them a try!

A really nice spot tucked away in the corner of a small shopping center/office complex. They offer…read morea solid selection of wines with tasting flights of 6 or 8 pours to help you decide what you like. The menu includes options like pizza, pretzels, calzones and other little bites that pair well with the wine. Visited on a Wednesday evening and had a great experience. John was fantastic behind the bar....very friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole visit even more enjoyable. Relaxed atmosphere, excellent service, and a great place to hang out. Would definitely return.

I've loved coming to Vegas Valley Winery since they first opened. They have expanded their variety…read morequite a bit since the last time I came by. Last night was my first time visiting in over two years and it was such a nice treat. My friend and I showed up around 5 and sat at the bar to grab a tasting. There is a really comfy cozy vibe inside. We picked which option we wanted and started from there. About three tastings in (we don't really drink) we needed to add some carbs to the party so we checked out the food menu. $10 for a small pizza, not bad at all. The pizza is made in the oven right there and smells so good! I think we spent two or more hours at Vegas Valley Winery and enjoyed every minute. I can't wait to come back and bring one of our other friends too. I highly recommend you check out VVW if you haven't yet!

When I was in Europe, I did so many white wine tastings that I developed a white wine palate…read moreovertime, and I just wanted to come to Vegas Valley Winery and try so much more! They are located in Henderson's Booze District right next to Grape Expectations, not too far from Crafthaus Brewery and Neon Desert Brewing. They are also one of the first wineries to ever open in the Las Vegas valley. We were greeted instantly upon walking in and took a seat at a table. It wasn't busy, which was typical for a Thursday evening, so there were plenty of open tables and chairs at the bar. You can choose between having wine by the glass (red and white wine available) or you can try their tasting flights. We were given a food and wine menu to start off with. Lots of wine choices, but limited food choices. For food, we decided on their 12" cheese pizza and their Charcuterie table. For our wine choices, I had the Sauvignon Blanc dry white wine, my mom had the Mist Muscat Canelli white wine, and my dad had the Whimscal Semi-Dry Riesling white wine. While my parents only had one glass each, I decided to have two glasses of my own because it was just so good! The Sauvignon Blanc had that fruity flavor to it with just a hint of green apple and grapefruit. While I didn't get the chance to try the Charcuterie table, which had numerous amounts of meat and cheese on it, the pizza was excellent, cheesy, and shareable. I really want to come back again and try their other options, plus their flights and tastings. Excellent little winery in town with a casual, chill ambiance. Come check them out if you haven't already!

This review has nothing to do with the wine, the tasting experience, the service, or the decor. We…read morenever even made it that far. We had a confirmed reservation for Friday, December 19, 2025 at 6:30 PM for a party of seven. The reservation was made online, accepted, and confirmed by email. I even received an email the day before asking me to confirm that we would be there, which I did. On top of that, I called the night before with questions about the menu. Although there is no direct phone line to The Wine Cellar, I was connected to a concierge who, while not fully familiar with every detail, took the time to review the website and menu with me. At no point was there any indication that the wine cellar would be closed. Everything showed as open, normal hours, reservations active. We arrived on time for our reservation and found the place completely closed. This was not a casual drop-in. It took effort to get this group together. We had friends in town visiting who Ubered to the location from The Strip, we drove in from North Summerlin, and others came from Henderson. We dressed up in holiday attire and planned this as a special night out leading into Christmas. It mattered to us. Instead, we were left standing there confused and disappointed, and ended up spending the rest of the evening sitting at another bar in the casino eating nachos. Not exactly the Napa-inspired wine experience we were excited about. If a business is closed, it should not be accepting online reservations, sending confirmation emails, or asking guests to reconfirm their attendance. Employees and concierge staff should be aware of closures. And if something truly unexpected happened, a facility issue or last-minute closure, then someone should be contacting guests with confirmed reservations. That would not have been difficult. We relocated to Las Vegas from Northern California years ago and were genuinely excited to visit a Napa inspired Wine Cellar because we miss that wine culture and wanted to share it with friends. As locals, it is incredibly disappointing to see a business handled this way. I want to support places where I live, but this experience left us frustrated and upset. This was a big letdown and, honestly, a shame.

I've randomly came across this place on Yelp & it looked interesting so hubby & I stopped by…read moretonight before watching a comedy show at the Rio. We walked right in & the place was dead with only 2 other tables filled. We got seated right away & service was polite & attentive. The ambiance felt like you're in a vintage cave similar to one of the wineries we've been to Napa. It felt relaxing & personable. Hubby ordered the worldwide red wine adventure which included 3 flights...a Malbec, Tempranillo, & Chianti. I had the Joe's the best of the best Cabernet which included 3 different pours of Cabernet. I'm from LA & have always been into cabs but recently have transitioned to old world wines bc it pairs better with food in my opinion. However, hubby suggested we have an open mind & order both the old world & new world wines. Surprisingly, I thought the cabs tasted better than the old world wines. The cabs listed on the menu are ones that I've never had before & it was bold as expected but solid. I've had better old world wines so it was just okay. With that being said, I don't mind coming back to try other wines on the menu.

My friend insisted on stopping at this place so I went along with it. I'm glad I did. I did not…read moreknow there's a distillery this far up Southeast of Las Vegas! It was a classic bar and lounge place. We entered the venue and it was quiet, like a lobby and I had to use the restroom which is clean. Then we approached the dining section and the bar and the waiter asked us if we needed a table which we did. My friend asked about the whiskey samples and we got a few samples and then my friend bought a couple bottles. It was a nice experience, a speakeasy type of place. Quiet, clean, classic and the staffs gave us great service. Perhaps if I'm in the area, I will stop by again.

This review is for the tour. It's about an hour and gives you a pretty good summary of how hard…read moreliquor is made. Extremely educational to hear the step by step process and also what makes distilling in Vegas is different. Kudos to the tour person.... Sorry forgot her name was very knowledgeable and took a great story. There is a dining area to eat after your tour L Highly recommended! Please support your local businesses.

This was a treat to be able to sip on some fabulous Icewine from the Godfather of Icewine and also…read morethe man behind Inniskilin, (his former label) Donald Ziraldo. Along with a very potent cocktail, he showcased his Riesling and Vidal Icewines, and some lucky guests were treated a "sneak" taste of his third Icewine, the Cabernet Franc. We also had assorted chocolates, potato-duck egg rolls and crabcakes to enjoy with each sip. Overall, a great Yelp event filled with Yelpers, Icewine, and tasty bites and it didn't even cost a cent......ALOHA!!!

Equifera icewine tasting event at the beautiful Trump International Hotel was a huge success. The…read moresetting was fabulous. The Equifera Icewines (Riesling and Vidal) + Icewine Martini were fantastic, especially paired with the hors d'oeuvres (mini crab cakes, potato and duck egg rolls, and assorted chocolate truffles). The brief presentation by the father of modern icewine making, Donald Ziraldo, was informative and insightful. I love dessert wines, so hearing about the microclimate, harvesting the grapes, and non-traditional pairings for the exquisite icewine was especially interesting. Donald was definitely the right man for the job of Global Ambassador for Canadian Icewine. The sampling of the icewine was a nice treat. I really enjoyed the Vidal Icewine, which has a really nice bouquet of tropical fruits flavor notes. And getting a sip of the Cabernet Frac Icewine was really a nice treat (Thanks Dean!) I am for sure going to Total Wines to get me a few bottles. Thank you Yelp (Misti) and Patricia Nims (Kruger Wines and Spirits) for partnering up and offering this wonderful evening of extreme icewine tasting, and providing a great function for networking with other professionals. The banquet staff at the Trump International Hotel. And a big shout out to Donald Ziraldo and the folks at Equifera for creating this awesome wine! 5 stars all the way! Now go out and treat yourself to a nice bottle of Equifera Icewine :)

The Grand Tasting 2019 was our 8th Grand Tasting. It seemed like their were less food booths. The…read morefood is still good but the crowds are out of control. Their was a few areas that you couldn't move a few feet, very crowded. We showed up at about 7:45 pm and avoided the line to get in. We walked right in and hit the booths to the right as you entered the pool area. We avoided the main crowds. We went around and came back to the main area at about 8:30 and the crowds had moved on. Overall it is still good but less entertainment then most years and not many extra gifts that we are used too.

Go hungry! There were so many different foods. Everything from oysters to lobster tacos (Guy Fieri)…read moreand all of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants (and Ramsay himself) showcasing their best.

I love this Italian restaurant inside GVR casino. Bright vibes, lots of TVs if you want to catch a…read moregame. We were started off with their house focaccia, served warm was delicious! I was blown away at how delicious the food was, one of the best rigatoni alla vodka I had. It was cooked perfectly and piping hot. Chicken Parmesan and chicken Marsala were excellent as well, their portions are huge. Our server Jace was amazing! Very efficient, friendly and made sure our drinks were always full. He even got me a yummy bday dessert! We will come back soon to try rest of their menu and happy hour.

Not sure why I couldn't find Bottiglia Cucina Enoteca anymore here on Yelp as I swear I did a…read morereview on them years ago. Looks like they rebranded their name on yelp. From the photos on my phone, we first dined here in 2022. I was going to go back and update my five star review because we recently dined here again avoiding the strip due to EDC weekend. In 2022, they had the best Crab Bucatini, everything was great including the service. Fast forward to 2026, we were surprised that the restaurant wasn't full. The service wasn't on point as it was in 2022. I was really looking forward to the Crab Bucatini, I didn't realize they changed their recipe. In 2022, they had a lemon butter sauce which complimented the crab well. 2026 they added tomato sauce to the recipe and it wasn't as good. No wonder it was not marked as best seller. Plus, the crab pieces were less, and 3x I bit into crab shell. I told the bus boy who cleared the plate, he apologized but the server was not informed. The complimentary focaccia was not as good as 2022. Calamari, the batter was thinner and lacked flavor. Not sure what happened, but what I am learning is that when I find a restaurant that is really good, I shouldn't come back anymore years later because I will just be disappointed. I'd rather keep the good memories of the first time alive. Photos from 2022 and 2026 for context.

Ada's is another reason why the Arts District is such a great Vegas find. As a local, I despise…read moreStrip dining crowds and prices, with the food often being mediocre. Ada's was a treat. Started with the Somm wine flight on a Thursday night. 4 wines chosen at random by the sommelier. First off, great idea! Second, they were delicious choices. The menu is mostly filled sharables grouped by vegetables, proteins, etc, and we shared two entrees as well. -Whipped Brie with honey and blackberry. Ask for extra bread, you will want to finish it. -Macatie mushrooms in garlic sauce. Star of the night. -Tagliatelle + scallops. Good and fresh, but a bit disappointing as the scallops were tiny instead of large...felt like a frozen bag was added -Shrimp w garlic and chile. Wow! Just wow. Should have asked for bread here, but I was too full to add bread. I could have licked the plate for this garlic chile sauce! Great service. Atmosphere is smaller restaurant with tables close to each other that offer a view of kitchen or window. Despite table proximity, noise was manageable enough to have conversation. It was fun to seek Kay, co owner energetically checking in on every table. Will be back!

I've been fortunate enough to enjoy several meals at Ada's, but this was my first visit (on…read more4/29/26) to their new location in downtown. To be honest, my party of two had already imbibed a flight of beers at CraftHaus across the street AND eaten a basket of their loaded tots, so we were kind of already full before we decided to pop on in for more food. - Whipped brie with blackberry and honey: smooth, dare I say light, sweet, creamy, served with triangles of toasted brioche... this was a delightful dish. We ended up running out of bread so the waitstaff generously brought us another round. - Lemon pepper pork ribs + house ranch: GET THIS! I was kind of stuffed by the time this dish came out, but the ribs were FALLING OFF THE BONES and the ranch was the perfect dip for them. SO freaking flavorful. - Mick's royale with cheese: I am a huge fan of burgers. The waiter confidently told us there isn't a better cheeseburger in town, and I think he might have been right. It was GIVING everything one would want in a hearty burger. Meaty, juicy, crispy edges, cheesy, saucy. DELICIOUS. I can't wait for my next visit, except next time, I'll make sure not to pre-eat beforehand! ;D

My sister and I were advised by our Grand Canyon tour guide, Andrew, that we should check out…read moreResort World. Neither of us had ever been, so when we opened an account we were given $25 free play. Yes please! It was our only gambling experience while in Vegas and we both had a blast. We were playing a game for a few then switched to a new game several times in a few hours. This worked well for me as I left with $71 ($40 investment). We also grabbed dinner as they had a food court with several options. This was our last night in town and we were not trying to break the bank. We split a ceasar wrap for $17. Not bad. If you've never been to Resort World, I highly recommend going for your $25 free play!

If you like to eat late or order room service, don't stay at Resorts World. So many restaurants and…read moreno room service. When you scan the QR code in your room it takes you to their website which says "we don't offer room service like a good Vegas hotel but here is a link to grubhub!" It says the grubhub drivers deliver to your room, they do not. At least mine refused. I had to meet him in the lobby with a sprained ankle which is why I wanted room service in the 1st place. Thanks Hilton! You're the best! Additionally the room has no microwave and the driver decided to have two other orders to delivery after picking up my food. Result? Completely cold food. I mean not a hint of warmth. All for $36 for a fast food sandwich and fries. Yum! I couldn't even heat it back up. Resorts world? No. Check out FontaineBleau.

This event is well organized, which helps avoid super long lines. I appreciated their emphasis on…read moreoffering a red and white option at each tasting area, since I cannot drink red wine. That said, the options weren't great and the "VIP" section was very tight and certainly not worth the up-charge. I believe in the mission of the event and will continue to support it. I believe it will continually get better with each passing year.

If you love wine, this is the place for you! Can I drive home? Barely... 20 1 oz. wine tastings =…read morebasically a bottle of wine, + a souvenir wine glass and a free wine charm with a Yelp Check in, what's not to love? William C. was kind enough to be my +1. I had no idea I'd be committing to 20 tastings when I signed up for this event, honestly, I thought maybe 8-10 tastings. But as a wine aficionado, how does one say no? The event came with a wrist band, a souvenir wine glass, a punch card and a raffle ticket. The wine walk had 20 tasting stations, everything from Riesling, to Merlot, to Muscat to Shiraz. Each wine ranging from $10-$20 per bottle. I have to admit, I only liked about 1/2 of the wines. But what a joy it was tasting everything anyway. It seemed like all of the red wines were on one side of Town Square while all of the whites were on the other. I wish they would have mixed it up a little bit more. With 20 tasting sessions, Yelp was hosting 2 of them. It was fun to meet so many of my friends such as Mel C., Terri R., and Tracy P., plus see other familiar faces like Ron L, River H.and Molly T. With my Yelp check in, I received a wine charm, another added bonus to the evening. I'm told each event has different wines, but from the 4/29/13 event - The best wine by my book? By far the Truffle Merlot at stop 15. The worst wine?? The Ed Hardy wine - *bleh*! This was the only wine that William tossed in the bushes (it was one of 3 I did). I love events that give to charity, and I also love wine, this was a perfect mix of both. I'll definitely do this again, only next time I'll arrange a designated driver!