TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN LAS VEGAS: A LOCAL INSIDER GUIDE

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A NOTE FROM YOUR INSIDER

Las Vegas is a big city where big things happen — but locals know the truth: Vegas is actually a very small town. Everything is close. Everything is connected. And the best nights here are never the ones you planned from a tourist brochure. They are the ones you discovered because someone who actually lives here told you exactly where to go.

This is that list.

And one more thing — Vegas used to be all about arriving in a limousine. Guess what? It still is. AWG Ambassador — Alan Waxler’s legendary Las Vegas luxury transportation company, with over 40 years of moving Las Vegas’s most important people in style — is the call to make before any of these nights. Sedans, SUVs, stretch limos, party buses. When the night calls for it, arrive the right way.

AWG Ambassador | Alan Waxler Group
Phone: (702) 792-8000
4740 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

DATE NIGHT #1: THE NIGHT THAT STARTS WITH LAUGHTER AND ENDS WITH THE BEST PASTA OF YOUR LIFE

Number One Escape Room + Ferraro’s Ristorante

“Too Much of a Good Thing Is Wonderful” — Liberace

Let’s start the night with something most couples never think to do first — and absolutely should.

Number One Escape Room isn’t just entertainment. It’s a revelation. The moment that door closes behind you, something genuinely remarkable happens: you start talking. Really talking. Figuring things out together, thinking out loud, laughing at yourselves, surprising each other. If this is a first date, you will learn more about this person in sixty minutes than you would over three dinners. How they think. How they problem-solve. Whether they laugh when things go sideways — and trust us, things will go sideways. The best kind of sideways.

This is the most natural conversation starter in Las Vegas. No awkward silences. No staring at a menu hoping something interesting comes up. Just two people completely locked in together, minds working, energy electric, having the kind of fun that makes you forget everything else exists.

And here is something that happens in every single room without exception — the phones come down. Not because anyone asked you to. Just because you are too busy laughing and thinking and being completely present with each other to even think about scrolling. For couples who have been together a while, this is the gift. No distractions. No notifications. Just the two of you, talking, connecting, and remembering exactly why you like each other so much.

Pro Tip: Before you get too deep into puzzle-solving mode — take the pictures and videos. The moments inside these rooms are pure gold for Instagram, and more importantly they are the kind of candid, laughing, genuinely-having-the-time-of-your-life shots you actually want to keep forever. Two people having a blast together is the most attractive thing in the world, and Number One Escape Room has a way of bringing that out in everyone.

Play two rooms. You will want to. With over 13,000 five-star reviews across all platforms and twelve wildly different rooms across two Las Vegas locations — each one built like a fully realized movie set — there is always another world to step into. Pick your vibe: mysterious, adventurous, hilarious, heart-pounding. First-timers: choose a medium-difficulty room. The sweet spot between triumph and beautiful chaos is exactly where the magic lives.

Book in advance at NumberOneEscapeRoom.com — these rooms sell out, especially on weekends.

You are standing on the same ground where Liberace — one of the greatest entertainers Las Vegas ever produced — once dazzled the world. That spirit of pure, unapologetic, over-the-top fun never left this address. It just moved inside.

Now you are walking into Ferraro’s Ristorante — and you already have everything you need for the best dinner conversation of your life.

The escape room is all you need to talk about. Every brilliant move. Every wrong turn that turned into something hilarious. That shared experience sitting between you at the table? That is connection. That is chemistry. And it happened before the bread even arrived.

The locals will tell you Ferraro’s is the best Italian restaurant in Vegas — and they say it like a secret they are not completely sure they should be sharing. Of the 60 items on the menu, 59 are made fresh the moment you order. Every pasta hand-rolled by the Ferraro family — the same family that started with a tiny deli on Spring Mountain Road in 1983 and never once compromised on a single ingredient. Executive Chef Mimmo Ferraro carries forty years of family tradition into every single dish — and you taste every one of those years.

Ferraro’s has been honored with Gambero Rosso’s Tre Forchette — making it one of only eight restaurants in the entire United States to receive the highest rating for authentic Italian cuisine. Eight. In the whole country. Right here in Las Vegas.

Order the carpaccio. Surrender to the pasta. Let the osso buco — veal shank slow-cooked in red wine reduction over saffron risotto — absolutely ruin every other osso buco you will ever eat anywhere else. Pour something beautiful from a wine cellar of over 1,800 labels and 22,000 bottles.

Ferraro’s is open until 2 AM — because a night this good deserves every minute it needs.

Ferraro’s Ristorante | 4480 Paradise Road, Las Vegas
Number One Escape Room | NumberOneEscapeRoom.com

DATE NIGHT #2: OLD VEGAS ROMANCE DOWNTOWN

Hugo’s Cellar at the Four Queens + Fremont Street

Before you even think about sitting down to dinner, you need to understand where you are.

This is Fremont Street — and at night it is a completely different world from the Strip. Louder, rawer, more electric, more Las Vegas in the way the city used to feel before everything got polished into a resort brochure. Walk it. Feel it. Let it hit you.

Then step inside the Four Queens and play the slots for half an hour. Not because you are going to win. Because this is old Vegas the way it was meant to be played — and it puts you in exactly the right mood for what comes next.

Here is the most important thing: make your reservation before you leave the house. Hugo’s Cellar has been packed since 1973 and it has never once slowed down. This place does not need to advertise. It does not need a celebrity chef. It does not need a rebrand. It just needs you to show up.

The moment you walk down into that brick-lined cellar, something shifts. The noise of Fremont disappears. The lighting drops. And your date receives a long-stemmed rose from a staff member who has probably been working here longer than most restaurants have existed.

Start with a classic martini and take your time with the menu — because the Hugo’s Hot Rock Specialty appetizer arrives first: tenderloin medallions of beef, marinated swordfish, breast of chicken, and jumbo shrimp, all cooked on a sizzling slab of granite right at your table. The drama alone is worth the visit.

Then comes the moment Hugo’s is famous for — the tableside salad cart. Every restaurant in the world has tried to steal this idea. None of them have pulled it off like Hugo’s. It is prepared right in front of you, exactly to your taste. Pace yourself here — and that is not a suggestion, that is a warning.

Your entrée is a production: char-broiled steak aged 21 days, Australian Lobster, Beef Wellington, Rack of Lamb. And then — completely complimentary — fruit dipped in chocolate with whipped cream arrives at the table. If you have any room left, the Bananas Foster or Cherries Jubilee are both prepared tableside with flame and fanfare.

Tip the staff generously. These people have been here for decades and they are the reason this place feels the way it does.

When dinner is over, walk back out onto Fremont Street and just wander. Look up at the light show. Let the food settle. This is when the night becomes a memory.

Hugo’s Cellar | 202 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas — Reservations required

DATE NIGHT #3: THE NIGHT OLD VEGAS NEVER LEFT

Piero’s Italian Cuisine + The Magician’s Study + The Laundry Room

Let us be honest about what Piero’s is.

It is the most storied restaurant in Las Vegas. It has been since Freddie Glusman opened it in 1982 — and the walls have been listening ever since.

Walk in and go straight to the Monkey Bar. Order a drink. Stand there for a moment and just absorb the room. Because at this bar, over the last four decades, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, Luciano Pavarotti, Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood, and Justin Timberlake have all pulled up a stool. George W. Bush and Bill Clinton have sat down to dinner here. Mike Tyson, Dana White, Raiders owner Mark Davis, and the entire Las Vegas Golden Knights have called this their table. Oscar Goodman — the mob lawyer turned Mayor of Las Vegas — has been a fixture here for decades.

Martin Scorsese filmed Casino here in 1995, and ever since, one particular table has been known as the Sharon Stone Booth. Ask for it when you reserve. You may or may not get it. But you should absolutely ask.

The food matches the history. The osso buco is legendary. The pastas are made with the kind of intention that only comes from four decades of doing one thing obsessively well. The wine list is vast and serious. The service is the kind that makes you feel like you have been coming here for years, even on your first visit.

Ask for the Sharon Stone Booth. Order the osso buco. Have a second drink at the Monkey Bar on the way out.

Then the night gets even more interesting.

The Magician’s Study is one of the most exclusive and extraordinary experiences in Las Vegas — and almost nobody knows it exists. This is an intimate, invitation-only interactive theatre experience hosted by an international magician inside his secret study. To attend, you request an invitation at themagiciansstudy.com and receive a codeword that unlocks the booking page.

Here is where it gets truly special: the location is never revealed in advance. At midday on the day of your show, you receive a text with instructions on how to find the secret entrance. A host meets you and escorts you through a hidden entrance into the Study — and if you have been before, the entrance may not be where it was last time.

The Magician’s Study | Secret Location, Las Vegas Strip
themagiciansstudy.com | Thursday–Sunday, 7 PM and 9:30 PM

End the night at The Laundry Room — hidden behind an unmarked door inside Commonwealth on Fremont Street. A speakeasy with a capacity of less than two dozen people. Reservation only. No photography. A piano player performs period-specific music. Tell the bartender two flavors you love and they will create something bespoke just for you.

This might be the most memorable cocktail experience in Nevada.

The Laundry Room | 525 E. Fremont Street, inside Commonwealth
Reservations required — laundryroomlv.com

DATE NIGHT #4: THE MOST ATMOSPHERIC NIGHT IN LAS VEGAS

Capo’s Restaurant & Speakeasy + Regal Summerlin Luxury Theatre + Grape Street Wine Bar

This date night starts with a knock on a door and ends with a glass of wine under the stars. Everything in between is pure theatre.

Capo’s Restaurant & Speakeasy sits on West Sahara Avenue — and from the outside, you would never know it existed. That is the point. When you make your reservation, you receive a password. When you arrive, you find a phone booth. You pick up the phone, give the password, and a false wall opens to reveal one of the most atmospheric rooms in Las Vegas.

Inside, Chicago Tommy — dressed in a vest, arm garter, and 1920s flat cap — greets you like you belong here. Jazz singers perform on stage. A wandering magician appears at your table. The lighting is low, the red leather booths are deep, and the whole room hums with the energy of a different era entirely.

The food is the real deal. Inspired by the mob era, owner Nico Santucci built Capo’s around Al Capone’s actual family marinara recipe — purchased before the restaurant opened in 2002 and used on every pasta that leaves the kitchen. The meatballs, featured on both the Travel Channel and Food Network, are extraordinary. There is also a secret cocktail menu. Ask for it.

Dress sharp. The room deserves it and the staff will notice.

After dinner, head to Regal Summerlin Luxury Theatre — the finest movie theatre in Las Vegas. Luxury recliner seating, a full bar, and a kitchen that delivers food directly to your seat.

After the movie, settle into Grape Street Café, Wine Bar & Cellar — a beloved Summerlin neighborhood institution for nearly 30 years. Between 65 and 75 wines by the glass. Sit on the patio. Share a bottle. Talk about the movie. Talk about everything.

Capo’s Restaurant & Speakeasy | 5675 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas

Regal Summerlin Luxury | 2070 Park Centre Drive, Las Vegas

Grape Street Café | 2120 Festival Plaza Drive, Downtown Summerlin

DATE NIGHT #5: ADRENALINE, LAUGHTER, AND A NIGHT YOU WILL NEVER FORGET

Don’t Look Under The Bed at Third Gate Hotel Escape Room + The Peppermill Fireside Lounge

There are date nights. And then there are the ones you talk about for years.

Don’t Look Under The Bed at Third Gate Hotel Escape Room is not your average escape room. This is a fully cinematic experience built like a movie set — designed with the kind of detail that makes you forget you are in a room at all. Las Vegas’s premier adrenaline escape room delivers something the Strip simply cannot: genuine, pulse-racing suspense that pulls two people completely into the moment together.

Your hands will find each other. You will laugh. You will scream. And when that door finally opens, you will walk out buzzing, breathless, and already talking about going back.

Book at ThirdGateEscape.com

Then end the night at the Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge — open since 1972, a James Beard America’s Classics Award winner, and one of the most iconic rooms in Las Vegas.

Two ways to do the Peppermill — both perfect.

For breakfast: Slide into a counter seat and feel the city before it fully wakes up. Order the French toast ambrosia, the eggs benedict, or the legendary Maserati omelet — stuffed with two cheeses, sausage, and mushrooms, arriving on a plate the size of a hubcap.

For midnight: The fire pits are glowing. The Bloody Marys arrive — made completely from scratch, award-winning, thick and spicy and extraordinary. Sink into a velvet booth by the fire, order a 64-ounce Scorpion and the Peppermill Sampler, and let the outside world completely disappear.

Elvis. Dean Martin. Santana. Anthony Bourdain. Seinfeld. Penn Jillette loved it so much he built his own Peppermill-style booth at home. De Niro and Sharon Stone filmed Casino scenes by these very fire pits.

You are not just at a restaurant. You are inside a living piece of Las Vegas history.

Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge | 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S | Open 24 hours Thu–Sun

Third Gate Hotel Escape Room | ThirdGateEscape.com

DATE NIGHT #6: THE SHOW NIGHT

Zombie Burlesque at Planet Hollywood + Bazaar Meat by José Andrés at The Venetian

Las Vegas was built on this kind of night.

Zombie Burlesque at Planet Hollywood’s V Theater is set in a 1950s zombie-themed nightclub — and the moment the lights go down, you are transported completely. Burlesque, comedy, live big-band music, variety acts, and audience participation all wrapped into 75 minutes of pure electric entertainment.

Think retro-horror parody with showstopping performers — campy, hilarious, and genuinely sexy in equal measure. The V Theater seats about 200 people, which means every seat feels close and every moment lands hard.

Book in advance. Tickets start at $39 all-in. VIP adds $20 for the first ten rows. Monday through Saturday at 8 PM.

After the show, dinner at Bazaar Meat by José Andrés is not just a meal — it is the perfect second act.

James Beard award-winning chef José Andrés just moved Bazaar Meat into a stunning newly renovated space at The Venetian Resort — and the room alone is worth the visit. Warm light from a breathtaking pattern of bulbs covers the entire ceiling, moody red booths invite you to settle in, and the energy is theatrical from the moment you walk through the door.

This is not a traditional steakhouse. This is a wild, playful, carnivorous celebration where every dish arrives with a sense of theatre and a story behind it. The signature caviar cones are non-negotiable — come on, it would be sacrilegious not to. Then the tableside beef tartare. Then the fire-roasted king crab. Then Japanese A5 wagyu. Then the suckling pig, nested in a Spanish cazuela and roasted in a wood-fired oven until the skin is crackling and the interior is impossibly juicy.

The best way to do Bazaar Meat is the tasting menu — José’s Ultimate Tasting puts the whole stage in front of you. But ordering à la carte and sharing everything is just as extraordinary. Do not skip the piquillo peppers. Do not skip the martini cart. And do not rush a single course.

A show that makes you feel alive. Then a dinner that makes you feel like a lion. That is the night.

Zombie Burlesque | V Theater, Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, 3663 Las Vegas Blvd S

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés | The Venetian Resort, 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd

DATE NIGHT #7: THE BIG CELEBRATION NIGHT

Joel Robuchon + Waldorf Astoria Hard Shake Cocktails

“This Is Who I Am” — For the anniversary, the proposal, or the night you want to say nothing was too much for you

Call Alan Waxler at AWG Ambassador first. This is that kind of night.

AWG Ambassador | (702) 792-8000

There are restaurants in Las Vegas. There are great restaurants. And then there is Joel Robuchon at MGM Grand — in a category completely by itself.

Joel Robuchon was the most celebrated chef in the history of fine dining — the man who earned more Michelin stars than any chef who ever lived. His restaurant at MGM Grand carries that legacy with complete reverence. This is the pinnacle of French fine dining in Las Vegas. Possibly in America.

Tasting menu only. Every course is an event. The legendary bread cart — arriving at your table with dozens of freshly baked varieties — has made grown adults emotional. The room is intimate, jewel-toned, and hushed in the way that only the finest restaurants in the world manage to be hushed. The service anticipates your every need before you have it.

This is not dinner. This is a declaration.

Reserve 3–4 weeks in advance. Dress beautifully. Put your phone away. Be completely present for every single moment.

Afterward, your driver takes you to the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas and the extraordinary Hard Shake cocktail bar — named for the three-point shaking technique pioneered by legendary Japanese mixologist Kazuo Uyeda. Prime Strip views and a menu where cocktails are transformed into living works of art.

Order the Clear Skies — a white Negroni with Aviation gin, Lillet blanc, and Italicus. Share the wagyu sliders and mini potatoes topped with Ossetra caviar. Watch Las Vegas glow 23 floors below you.

This is the night they will never forget.

Joel Robuchon | MGM Grand, 3799 Las Vegas Blvd S — Reservations required 3–4 weeks in advance

Hard Shake at Waldorf Astoria | 3752 Las Vegas Blvd S, 23rd Floor

AWG Ambassador | (702) 792-8000

DATE NIGHT #8: THE MOST GLAMOROUS NIGHT IN LAS VEGAS

The Mayfair Supper Club at Bellagio

There are dinners. There are shows. And then there is The Mayfair Supper Club at Bellagio — where the two become completely inseparable and neither one would survive without the other.

This is the night you do not plan around anything else. You do not start here and go somewhere after. You arrive, you surrender, and you let the Mayfair take you somewhere you have never been.

This immersive experience blends elevated cuisine, live performance, and timeless glamour into an iconic dinner party filled with endless wonder. And in 2026, it just got reimagined from the ground up. A cast of 15 or more artists and athletes helps the room evolve from a relaxed lounge to participatory nightlife as the night unfolds — blending live music, lighting design, choreography, acrobatics, and aerial work into a dreamlike arc.

A host glides through the main dining room on a Vespa, threading between cloth-covered tables before joining fellow dancers on stage. A ballerina balances atop a row of rotating Champagne bottles. An aerialist, suspended by her ponytail, hovers above the room as the Bellagio fountains surge and retreat on cue outside the window.

This is not a show happening near your dinner. The new format unfolds throughout the dining room, with performers appearing between tables, atop banquettes, and even suspended above guests. The Bellagio’s Executive Director of Food and Beverage described it simply: “It’s sensory overload — in the best way.”

The food matches every bit of it. The menu balances refinement with familiarity — Dover sole Véronique, hot and sour crispy lobster, decadent truffle pasta, fresh sushi rolls, and a raw bar that sets the tone from the first moment. The cocktail program is equally theatrical, with tableside presentations that turn every drink into its own small performance.

Dress the part. Dressy and elegant for ladies. Jackets are recommended for gentlemen. Tank tops and open shoes for men are not permitted. This room deserves it — and you will want to look as good as everything around you.

Since 2019, the Mayfair has occupied a rare space on the Strip, blending fine dining with live performance. What launched in 2026 is its most spectacular chapter yet. The fountains are firing outside your window. The performers are moving through the room around you. The food is extraordinary. Your date is right across the table.

Some nights you remember forever. This is one of them.

Reserve in advance — this room fills up. Book via Resy or call (702) 693-8876.

The Mayfair Supper Club | Bellagio, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

DATE NIGHT #9: THE MOST ELECTRIC NIGHT ON THE STRIP

SushiSamba + The Wizard of Oz at Sphere

Two of the most viscerally exciting experiences Las Vegas has to offer — back to back.

Start at SushiSamba for the full experience — the Tree Bar, the floating ribbon sculptures, the menu that spans Japan, Brazil, and Peru. The moment you walk through the iconic Tree Bar — a sweeping 125-foot curved bar crowned by a glowing orange canopy — you know this is not going to be an ordinary dinner.

SushiSamba sits on the second level of The Palazzo at the Grand Canal Shoppes, and from the moment you arrive the room takes your breath away. Three-dimensional ribbon sculptures float beneath a soaring 16-foot ceiling, filling the entire space with a sense of movement and energy.

Start with the tiradito — Peruvian-style sashimi that will rewire your understanding of raw fish. Move to the black cod: miso-marinated, buttery, extraordinary. Order the anticuchos — Peruvian skewered meats charred over an open flame. Share the Brazilian churrasco. Let the sake list surprise you.

Then head to Sphere.

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere is unlike anything else on earth. Oz has been reimagined as a fully immersive cinematic experience wrapped in 16K resolution across a screen that encompasses your entire field of vision — above, beside, and below. When the cyclone hits, you do not just see it. You feel the rumble in your seat and actual wind in the theater. The poppy fields wash over you. The Emerald City rises around you in a way that makes the hair on your arms stand up.

The entire experience runs about two hours — beginning with 45–60 minutes in the Sphere’s extraordinary atrium with holographic art installations, before the film begins. Showtimes at 11 AM, 2 PM, 5 PM, and 8 PM. Book early — performances sell out.

Pro Tip: Do not skip the free Oz-themed activation in the Venetian Waterfall Atrium before or after the show.

SushiSamba | The Palazzo, 3327 Las Vegas Blvd S

Sphere | 255 Sands Ave, Las Vegas — Book at TheSphere.com

DATE NIGHT #10: THE MOST ROMANTIC MILE IN THE WORLD

Lago at Bellagio + Chanel + The Tram to Crystals at CityCenter + The Chandelier Bar at The Cosmopolitan

This is the date night that has everything — beauty, intimacy, luxury, and a story that belongs completely to the two of you. And here is the extraordinary part: you never need a car. It is all connected.

Begin at Lago — the intimate Italian restaurant inside the Bellagio, right on the water. Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows look directly over the Fountains of Bellagio — the most iconic view in Las Vegas, from the most intimate table you have ever sat at. James Beard award-winning Chef Julian Serrano’s modern Italian small plates are designed for sharing, designed for lingering, designed for exactly this kind of evening.

Order the beef carpaccio — people fly back to Las Vegas for it. Then the bucatini or pappardelle bolognese. Share everything. Let the fountains go off outside your window while you eat — they perform every 15–30 minutes and every show is different. At some point during dinner, one of you will stop mid-sentence just to watch. That is the moment.

Book early and request fountain-view seating.

After dinner, stroll through the Bellagio shops and stop at Chanel.

Buy the bag.

This is not just a purchase. This is a gesture. This is the moment the evening becomes a memory with a physical artifact — something that will live in your home and your story for years. Do the thing.

Then hop on the Aria tram — which connects the Bellagio directly through to Crystals at CityCenter, the most breathtaking luxury shopping destination in Las Vegas. Walk through extraordinary architecture and stop wherever calls to you: Tiffany & Co. for a piece of jewelry to mark the night. Louis Vuitton. Prada. Gucci. Tom Ford.

Step outside and walk along the Bellagio fountains one more time — up close, with the music and the water and the lights of the Strip wrapping around you.

End the night at The Chandelier Bar inside The Cosmopolitan — a three-story bar encased in over two million crystals, rising 65 feet through the center of the hotel. Each level has its own energy. Live music plays throughout.

Order the Verbena — the legendary secret-menu cocktail featuring a Szechuan flower. Take a sip, chew the flower for 30 seconds, then sip again. The tingling sensation changes the flavor of the drink entirely. It is a cocktail that is also an experience — which is exactly right for the end of a night like this.

The crystals catch every light in the room. You are sitting inside something that feels like it was built specifically to make this evening feel like the best night of your life.

Because it might be.

Lago | Bellagio Hotel & Casino, 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd — Reservations required

Crystals at CityCenter | 3720 S Las Vegas Blvd

The Chandelier Bar | The Cosmopolitan, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S — Open 24 hours

DO THIS NIGHT RIGHT — ARRIVE IN STYLE

Vegas used to be all about the limousine. Guess what? It still is.

AWG Ambassador — Alan Waxler’s legendary Las Vegas luxury transportation company — has been moving Las Vegas’s most important people in style for over 40 years. Sedans, SUVs, stretch limousines, party buses. Whether it is a quiet transfer or a grand arrival, AWG Ambassador is the call to make before any of these nights.

AWG Ambassador | Alan Waxler Group

Phone: (702) 792-8000

Las Vegas rewards the couples who look past the obvious. The most unforgettable nights here are never at the blackjack table — they are inside a room where the clock is ticking and you are laughing so hard you can barely think, at a table where the tableside flame lights up your face, in a velvet booth by a fire pit at 1 AM with someone you want to stay up all night talking to.

This city was built for exactly that.

Now you know where to go.

Number One Escape Room Las Vegas

1775 E. Tropicana Ave. #100, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Book now at numberoneescaperoom.com or call 702-528-1459.

Open 7 days a week.
Late nights on weekends.
Locals welcome always.

Vegas People’s Choice Award 2025 — Gold.
Over 10,000 five-star reviews.
Since 2017.