Las Vegas is constantly growing, with new experiences to discover every time you visit. From exciting entertainment and world-class dining options to the latest, luxurious resorts, there’s always something fresh to explore, with an expanding array of new Las Vegas attractions for everyone to enjoy.

The Latest Dining

When it comes to new Las Vegas restaurants, Four Sixes Ranch Steakhouse at Wynn Las Vegas is a must-visit for fans of the TV show Yellowstone. The mastermind behind the hit, Taylor Sheridan, presents this immersive pop-up with a menu that captures the heart of ranch life, featuring Shiner Bock Beer Braised Wagyu Short Ribs paired with white cheddar polenta, Swiss chard and crispy leeks. Signature cocktails by Wynn’s master mixologist offer a wagonload of fun, like the tableside-smoked Campfire Old Fashioned.

Celebrity Food Hall is an exciting new addition to Caesars Palace. Within it, Tortazo by Michelin-starred chef Rick Bayless delivers bold flavors with crispy chicken tortas and Cuban sandwiches with bacon and avocado, while Korean cuisine trailblazer Esther Choi’s Mokbar serves high-energy Korean favorites like gochujang chicken and pan-fried vegan dumplings. “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s BV Pizzeria, dishes out square-cut “Boss Pizza” and hearty sandwiches, making this food hall well worth the trip.

Brasserie B by Bobby Flay at Caesars Palace is the Food Network personality’s latest restaurant at the resort, where he also operates Amalfi. While the celebrity chef is more known for his Latin and Italian fare, the food phenom is cooking up some classic French favorites at this new spot. From the French fries (or frites, for purists) with red pepper mayonnaise to the haricots verts salad to the delicious entrées such as the duck confit or Dover sole, this will be a meal to remember.

 

Ole Red Las Vegas at Horseshoe Las Vegas is a music venue meets restaurant from country star, Blake Shelton. Offering delicious food, fun and live music in a high-energy atmosphere, this spot is a must visit! Whether you’re chowing down on a burger or salad or just enjoying the entertainment, this place offers one heck of an evening.

Mae Daly’s Fine Steaks & Whiskeys offers a refined Prohibition-era Las Vegas vibe, complete with a chandelier-filled dining room and a dedicated whiskey selection. The menu showcases dry-aged steaks, American Wagyu and Japanese Kobe Wagyu, alongside fresh seafood towers featuring Maine lobster tail, oysters, jumbo shrimp, lump crab and clams on the half shell. 

Located in Vegas’ fantastic Chinatown neighborhood just off the Strip, Casa de Raku offers visitors something different. The acclaimed chef Mitsuo Endo is serving up traditional European tapas – and wine – at the restaurant inspired by the flavors and variety of Spanish cuisine.

The Pinky Ring by Bruno Mars at Bellagio, a one-of-a-kind cocktail lounge and jazz bar from the iconic superstar, offers a nightlife experience with entertainment and cocktails. The venue features moody lighting, live music, DJs spinning vinyl, a specialty bar program and best-in-class audio.

ITO at Fontainebleau Las Vegas delivers an unforgettable dining experience in a sleek, intimate setting. With 12 seats at the omakase counter, this modern sushi destination offers two nightly seatings where guests indulge in expertly prepared dishes. Paired with stunning floor-to-ceiling views of the Red Rock Mountain range, every bite feels as exceptional as the setting itself.

Bazaar Mar by José Andrés at The Shops at Crystals is a whimsical seafood haven that celebrates all things coastal. The space features a striking dining room, a tapas bar and private dining options, all adorned with vibrant shades of emerald and orange. Guests can savor imaginative dishes like Hokkaido Sea scallops crudo or finish with the playful Paloma dessert, blending tequila ice, grapefruit and caramelized peanuts.

At Diner Ross, Spiegelworld’s newest venture next door to DiscoShow at The LINQ Hotel + Experience, nostalgia meets culinary creativity in a 1970s New York-inspired diner. Beneath its disco vibes and classic record-lined walls, the menu surprises with elevated takes on diner staples. Think tuna tartare with yuzu and mustard, pepper-coated steakhouse-style burgers on challah or “disco-style” fries loaded with cheese, gravy and caramelized onions. Don’t skip dessert— chocolate malt shakes served with the tin are as playful as they are indulgent.

Mark Wahlberg’s Flecha Cantina at Town Square, located about 5 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, redefines Mexican dining in an expansive 10,000-square-foot space. The menu mixes traditional flavors with upscale twists, from achiote chicken burritos to a show-stopping 32-ounce braised beef short rib. Happy hour delivers craft cocktails and small plates at irresistible prices, while brunch features indulgent buffets. Whether it’s tacos, ceviche or a chimichurri steak, every dish is crafted for a truly elevated experience.

New Places to Stay: Resorts

Fontainebleau Las Vegas is the latest resort to open on the Strip. Between its impressive restaurant collection – 36 new-to-market eateries – nightlife options, shopping boutiques, a world-class spa, gaming offerings and a gorgeous pool area, this luxury hotel has plenty to offer visitors. Count how many bow ties (the resort’s signature feature) you can identify while you explore the sparkling new resort. Do just that in between dining at one of the best new restaurants on the Vegas Strip, like the modern steakhouse Papi Steak, taking in its awe-inspiring art program, or enjoying a world-class DJ’s set at LIV Las Vegas, a nightclub featuring an incredible view of the night’s talent for any ticketholder.

Durango Casino & Resort is located in the southwest Las Vegas Valley and offers a variety of restaurants and bars, a food hall, gaming offerings, elegant rooms, a beautifully landscaped pool area with cabanas and so much more. Just under 10 miles from the Strip, there’s so much to take in at this new offering. Whether you’re enjoying a margarita and a perfectly prepared dish at Mijo Modern Mexican Restaurant, enjoying the gorgeous Las Vegas weather at Bel-Aire Backyard or sitting down for your team’s game at The George Sportsmen’s Lounge, any day is going to be nothing short of spectacular.

Silverton Hotel & Casino, located just south of the Las Vegas Strip, has unveiled a stunning renovation to its hotel and casino, including three distinct guest room experiences that each offer Silverton’s signature Western charm, from the playfully stylish Cowboy Kitsch Collection to the cozy, earthy Rustic Modern Collection and luxuriously plushy Refined Lodge Collection. Silverton has also debuted a contemporary resort-style pool deck, The Swimmin’ Hole, featuring deluxe cabanas, a hot tub and poolside service as well as a refurbished 24-hour fitness center.

Rio Las Vegas has completed the first phase of its multi-year transformation. This includes the opening of Canteen Food Hall, offering a diverse selection of dining options like Attaboy Burger, Nama Nama, and Tender Crush. The renovation also features new pools and a stunning exterior art installation utilizing over three miles of programmable LEDs. Additionally, the resort has introduced new dining spots, including Lapa Lounge, and refreshed over 1,400 rooms in the Ipanema Tower.

The Latest Entertainment & Sports

While the destination awaits the arrival of the Las Vegas A’s in 2028, there’s plenty of Minor League Baseball action to catch at Las Vegas Ballpark. Located just over 10 miles from the Strip, the spectacular stadium is home to the Las Vegas Aviators and features fabulous amenities, including elevated eats with bites and beers from local restaurants and breweries.

Sphere has announced shows from legendary acts. The iconic rock band, Eagles, take the stage with until April 2025. V-U2: An Immersive Concert Film recreates U2’s iconic U2 Achtung Baby Live tour with extraordinary detail, including 3D effects. The venue also offers The Sphere Experience, a tech-focused and immersive tour through space featuring a screening of Postcard from Earth, which was filmed to take advantage of Sphere’s amazing audio and visual capabilities.

New Las Vegas shows and residencies continue to be announced, with the world’s leading musical artists signing on for exciting engagements at some of the destination’s world-renowned showrooms. Mariah Carey launched her new residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM Las Vegas, where Maroon 5 is also taking the stage through March. On top of that, country singer, Shania Twain, has returned for more Vegas residency action at PH Live inside Planet Hollywood & Casino. Janet Jackson will take the stage with her all-new residency, JANET JACKSON: LAS VEGAS at Resorts World Theatre.

The Latest Attractions

ARTE MUSEUM LAS VEGAS, an immersive digital art experience at 63 Las Vegas, is the brand’s first exhibit in North America. Housed in a $25 million, two-story, 30,000-square-foot space just steps from the Las Vegas Strip, its installations will amaze and astound.

PLAY Playground, an interactive space at Luxor Hotel and Casino, features two bars and over 20 larger-than-life nostalgic games guaranteed to bring back childhood memories. Test your steady hands with Doctor! Doctor! as you perform “transplants,” or challenge yourself with other classic-inspired activities.

For even more competitive fun, visit Swingers Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, offering wild mini-golf courses, carnival games and cocktail bars. Or head to Chicken N Pickle, near the M Resort Spa & Casino for pickleball courts, a casual restaurant and sports bar, live entertainment, yard games and cozy lounge areas. 

With so many exciting new things to do in Las Vegas, you’re sure to make unforgettable memories while having a fun-filled time. Don’t miss the chance to catch a Cirque du Soleil show, one of the city’s most iconic entertainment experiences, and explore all the new entertainment options that are waiting for you. Plan your trip today and discover the latest attractions and performances that will make your visit to Las Vegas truly one of a kind!