Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

Yeah, good point, I forgot........Go all the way to the top and walk around the canal and out out to the square......Get yourself and Pam some Gelato from the cart in the middle of the square. It's pretty damn good. I'm an old, deaf, colorblind (ex)soundman who never gave a shit about lights, but the lighting up there is pretty damn amazing...
Walk??? Won't the Gondola take me there???
 
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I could try locking myself in the bathroom, it has a TV.....

Ummm...........hold out for a wet bar, minifridge (stocked) and WiFi (don't forget your iPad).

BTW;

Up the I-15 in Temecula, on your way to lost wages;


In Vegas;

Peppermill (the interior has to be seen to be believed. You never know who you will run into there......Foods good, Yuge portions......open 24 hours, maybe not for those of tender sensibilities.... Would I go back ? Hell yes !);

 
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Have not tried Peppermill yet, will check that out, thanks mate. Lunch on the way will probably be this place again, http://www.peggysuesdiner.com/ great food and a genuine 50's atmosphere.

While it's very popular, I did not like it. I preferred the 24 hr. deli in Treasure Island.

The Venetian restaurants are all very good. Actually, it's hard to find bad food in Vegas. It's its most redeeming feature. Have you had a In & Out burger yet?
 
While it's very popular, I did not like it. I preferred the 24 hr. deli in Treasure Island.

The Venetian restaurants are all very good. Actually, it's hard to find bad food in Vegas. It's its most redeeming feature. Have you had a In & Out burger yet?

Yeah, I'm not promoting the Peppermill as "haute cuisine"....'cause that, it 'ain't. It is interesting, maybe only once though. Along those same lines, I'd stay away from Old Town/Fremont street altogether.....A bit too much debauchery and perversion for my tastes. If you go, be careful not to step on any discarded needles.
 
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Along those same lines, I'd stay away from Old Town/Fremont street altogether.....A bit too much debauchery and perversion for my tastes. If you go, be careful not to step on any discarded needles.

It's been a few years since I've done Fremont Street. If you need the old skool Vegas, then go. I'm not a fan either. Some folks just feel more "at home" on Fremont rather than the glitz of the strip. And the minimums are a bit lower too. :)
 
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It's been a few years since I've done Fremont Street. If you need the old skool Vegas, then go. I'm not a fan either. Some folks just feel more "at home" on Fremont rather than the glitz of the strip. And the minimums are a bit lower too. :)

Agreed. I was there 20 or so years ago and it was kinda neat. Too much seediness out in the open/in your face now.
 
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It's been a few years since I've done Fremont Street. If you need the old skool Vegas, then go. I'm not a fan either. Some folks just feel more "at home" on Fremont rather than the glitz of the strip. And the minimums are a bit lower too. :)
Fremont is getting a facelift. I was there last summer, lots of construction going on.

For those on a budget, the Denny's across from Ceasar's can't be beat... and they serve liquor. The Hash House at the LINQ is good also.