Firefly

There’s been a treasured local hang out that not many out of towners know about unless having the privilege of being taken there.  Where would this secret spot be? Firefly of course! Located on Paradise just north of Flamingo, it’s always packed and, well, worth every second, nickel and dime you’d be spending while there.

Perhaps it’s the low lit atmosphere that gets people chattering about their daily grind, the latest celebrity gossip, or even the congratulations to a job well done. Or maybe it’s the casual tapas dining experience that gets all hands in one basket (literally); tapas being small serving sizes similar to what one would get with an appetizer. The stuffed dates seem to be a favorite as well as the washing it all down with a glass or pitcher of their flavored mojitos.

Firefly has been a hot spot from quite some time. It’s a great place to come for lunch, after work, or for a little late night rendezvous. It’s social atmosphere, not to mention good food and pitchers of mojitos, can make even the toughest day an enjoyable one. It’s no wonder it’s now a Urban Fuel hot spot; smoke free and sexy Firefly Tapas Bar.

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From our early school years we have been accustomed to think of summer as 90 days of relaxing from the evil teachers; no one ever said it had to stop as you get older. In fact, those relaxing summer months only get better as staying at home becomes, going to those pool parties, and sipping an iced tea becomes an ice cold glass of beer. This is where the Yard House Las Vegas comes in. ....

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Located in Town Square just south of the Las Vegas Strip, it houses this city’s largest selection of beer. Exactly how big a selection would that be? Consider their glass enclosed keg room filled with 400 barrels; this translates into approximately 5,000 gallons of blonde, amber, and dark goodness. ....

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Pair up a pilsner (or pitcher) with some awesome American Fusion food and you’re well on your way to a relaxing summer day. Seating is available inside or out on the patio, which is heated in the winter and cooled by misters in the summer. ....

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So, the next time you’re looking for a chill place to enjoy the company of friends and other local hotties, find your way to the Yard House at Town Square. Get yourself a glass of ice cold beer, turn to the next person and strike up a conversation about why it’s getting hotter in there…you won’t be talking about the weather; smoke free and sexy Yard House Las Vegas. ....

With the economy now in question, hearing the word 'bank' may send shivers down your spine. Not anymore. Taking the space once occupied by the nightclub Light, the Bellagio hotel and casino proudly opened its doors to the newest edition to the Light Group, The Bank.

A multi-tiered club, this venue spews luxury across every inch of its 6,600 square feet. On the lowest tier is the dance floor, encased in class, like a priceless jewel for club goers to gawk at. Elevated above the dance floor is the DJ booth, while patron booths circle the dance floor, bustling with
servers.

To quench your thirst there are two bars set up with bartenders at your liege. They are there to mix you your perfect cosmo for a night out with the girls, or pour you your whiskey on the rocks for the fellas. In either case, your drinks are safe here. Everywhere you turn in this club there are drink rails; a sure way to keep that drink from ending up right where in belongs, in you instead of on you.

The concept behind The Bank extends afar beyond suits, ties, vaults and nasal-voice tellers. You wont secure a checking account here but you are guaranteed a healthy return on an evening out. This Bank holds more than cash, it holds luxury...luxurious things, luxurious people, and an overall luxurious night; smoke free and sexy at The Bank.

Studio 54

The ball has dropped in Times Square and the fireworks have gone off along the strip, it's time to ring in the New Year right. What better way to start 2009 than to enjoy an oldie but goodie. This month's featured hot spot is none other than the legendary Studio 54 in the MGM Grand.

Clubs come and go; many are built within a single year, which is a norm in regard to the Las Vegas nightlife. Studio 54 has stood the test of time. It has the basic foundations of what makes a good club without the need to glitz it up as many newer clubs do.

The venue itself has a lot of room to move, to dance or to meet a hottie. There are two stories, each with a bar so your thirst is always taken care of in a timely matter. If you really want to impress or be impressed, a VIP table and bottle service is always a good way to go. Luckily this well thought out club has many VIP areas, some of which are near the dance floor action and others tucked nicely on the side for a more intimate feel.

The party goers that come to 54 aren't just the one note crowd either. From the young college kids to the older successful business men and women who are just looking for an excuse to have a good time; this club caters to all. For those that don't necessarily dance or dance very well, there is also entertainment on the dance floor: go go dancers, aerialists and confetti drops.

Although the Las Vegas Studio 54 isn't the original, it has no intention of bowing down to new clubs springing up year around. The club is watched over by the original hanging Man on the Moon that was brought in from the original 54. He makes sure everyone has an amazing time, ringing in the New Year the only way possible, smoke free and sexy Studio 54.