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7 Top Las Vegas Food Tours

Las Vegas is a foodie’s paradise. There are literally thousands of restaurants in and around the city. It would be nearly impossible for the average person to experience them all in a single lifetime – but Las Vegas food tours make it easier to at least try! Several companies in Las Vegas offer delicious food tours throughout the Strip, Arts District, and Downtown Las Vegas. 

Each food tour offers an entirely different experience. Here is a selection of seven of our absolute favorite culinary tours in Las Vegas that any foodie will love. 

Las Vegas Food Tours on the Strip 

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There are only two accessories you need on the Best Bites on the Las Vegas Strip tour, and those are an insatiable appetite and a love of amazing food. This two-hour food tour by Best Bet Vegas Tours takes you on a sightseeing adventure as you visit some of the most iconic hotels and resorts in Las Vegas. 

• Savors of the Strip by Lip Smacking Foodie Tours 
• Taco Lovers E-Scooter Downtown Foodie Tour by Atomic Scooters Rental & Tours 

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Food stops on this tour include the Cosmopolitan , Bellagio, New York New York, and the Park MGM. At each location, you’ll stop to enjoy casual gourmet bites from restaurants that are part of the world-famous Las Vegas food scene. 

This Sin City food tour isn’t just about the nibbles. You’ll also learn a lot about the foodie history of old Vegas, from the early days of buffet carts to the fine dining and celebrity restaurant scene that makes Las Vegas one of the top destinations to enjoy world-class cuisine. 

Las Vegas Strip Foodie Tour by Taste Buzz Las Vegas  

If you love the idea of Las Vegas food tours but like to keep things casual and fun, this Las Vegas Strip Foodie Tour is perfect for you. You’ll explore Las Vegas Blvd but also find spots that many tourists don’t even know exist. The rotation of stops changes frequently, but you might eat at a secret hole in the wall that only the locals know about, or maybe you’ll find your way to one of the best food carts in Vegas while sightseeing along the tour. 

From super casual local food to more elegant eats, your group will enjoy this fun and engaging tour as you eat your way through Las Vegas. As a bonus, you’ll also learn interesting bits of history and fun facts about the city during one of the best sightseeing food tours in Las Vegas. 

Savors of the Strip by Lip Smacking Foodie Tours 

The Savors of the Strip Tour is an elevated dining experience and a pure gem among Las Vegas food tours. Along this tour, you’ll visit four of the hottest restaurants on the Strip. Keep in mind that you won’t be visiting just any trendy restaurant. Lip Smacking Foodie Tours promises that your local guide will make sure you’re whisked right past the long line at Las Vegas restaurants that are notoriously difficult to get into. 

You’ll enjoy the culinary wonder of three to four signature dishes at each restaurant along the tour. There’s also an optional beverage package that includes a special cocktail at each location. 

This is a walking tour, so you’ll have the chance to explore some of the sights while working up an appetite for the next stop. This Las Vegas foodie tour promises a VIP experience, but you can take up another notch by adding on the Neon Lights package, which includes a helicopter tour of the Strip and a complimentary champagne toast. 

Off-Strip & Downtown Vegas Foodie Tours 

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There’s no doubt that some of the most delicious food can be found off the beaten path. This Las Vegas Arts District food tour takes you off of the Las Vegas Strip and into some of the best eateries of the Arts District. 

Taste Buzz Las Vegas offers a casual, walking food tour through the Art District. This district is currently one of the hottest and trendiest areas in Las Vegas and is quickly becoming a favorite spot for anyone who loves food. This food tour will take you on a stroll through the neighborhood, where you’ll stop at up to four different locations for delicious bites of food. The selections are casual, but the flavors are out of this world. 

Tastings at each of the restaurants range from savory to sweet. In between each stop, you’ll learn interesting details about the area’s history from your local tour guides. The tour takes about three hours, and you’ll cover approximately 1.5 miles of the neighborhood (so wear good walking shoes!). This small-group tour is limited to twelve people. 

Downtown Delights Foodie Tour + Helicopter Tour of the Las Vegas Strip by Taste Buzz Las Vegas

If you’re looking for an elevated experience, this Downtown Delights Tour that’s combined with a helicopter tour of Las Vegas Blvd is over-the-the-top and definitely one of our choices for the best food tours. 

Taste Buzz will take you on a tour of Downtown Las Vegas, where you’ll stop at up to five local restaurants and enjoy samplings of one to three dishes at each. While the dishes are described as “small bites”, one could easily argue that this tour will leave any Las Vegas foodie fully satiated. As you stroll from restaurant to restaurant, you’ll also stop at some of the must-see attractions in Downtown Las Vegas. These include the iconic Golden Nugget Hotel and a light show at the Fremont Street Experience. 

Once your Downtown Las Vegas food tour is complete, you’ll hop in a luxury limo that will then take you to where you’ll board the helicopter for an aerial tour of the Strip. The entire tour lasts about six hours, and at the end, the limo will drop you off back at your hotel or another destination of your choosing. 

Las Vegas Segway Foodie Tour by Segway Las Vegas

There are a lot of walking tours in Las Vegas, but if you really want to see the sights and go easy on your feet, a Segway is definitely the way to go. Segway Las Vegas, which offers multiple tours of the city, led by a local guide, has added a culinary tour to their list, and we couldn’t be more excited. 

You’ll spend about 2.5 hours floating through the city on your Segway and stopping for delicious eats along the way. This is a great food tour for those who love to discover the hidden gems and discover the standouts that all the locals love. 

 Along this guided tour, you’ll sample small bites from unique local Vegas restaurants and enjoy all the fun of riding a Segway through the entertainment capital of the world. Restaurants and food choices rotate every few months, so even if you’ve tried this tour in the past, chances are there’s an entirely new experience waiting for you. 

Taco Lovers E-Scooter Downtown Foodie Tour by Atomic Scooters Rental & Tours  

It would be negligent to talk about all the Las Vegas food tours and not mention this tour that’s entirely devoted to one of our favorite foods – tacos! Hop on a scooter and get ready to enjoy tacos as you’ve never had them before on this favorite of Las Vegas tours . 

Atomic Scooters will take you on a guided tour that explores Downtown Las Vegas and the Arts District. Your group will visit two taco shops known for their incredible food, where you’ll enjoy 2-4 tacos at each stop. The food has been preselected for you, but there’s also the option to create your own culinary experience. There’s also a stop at a chocolate shop for dessert, just to sweeten the deal. 

Tours last a little over two hours and include two complimentary photos of your group. Food must be preordered. This is one of the most economical food tours on our list, but part of the reason that the price is lower is that additional charges for the food may apply. Tours run daily and make multiple stops throughout the downtown area. 

An Easy Guide to Choosing the Best Food Tours In Las Vegas 

With a culinary scene that never stops, there’s no shortage of food tours to enjoy while you’re in Las Vegas. Of course, they each have something a little different to offer, so here are the main points to consider when choosing the best food tour to satisfy your foodie appetite. 

Location, Location, Location 

Food tours in Las Vegas are generally divided into two categories – on the Las Vegas Strip and off. Food tours on the Strip are great if you’re staying in one of the main hotels and really want to stick to that area. Food tours of the Strip feature all sorts of types of food, from food carts and local eats to fine dining and restaurants by celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Giada de Laurentiis. 

Downtown food tours in Las Vegas tend to be more eclectic, which matches the atmosphere of the downtown area and the Arts District. A downtown tour might take you to vintage Vegas spots or hidden gems that mostly only the locals know about. Downtown food tours also give you the opportunity to do a little sightseeing at some of the most well-known spots, like Container Park and the Fremont Street Experience. 

The Food 

Of course, you want to know that you’re going to love the food before signing up for any food tours in Las Vegas. Many food tour companies are a little secretive about where exactly they’ll take you on the tour. After all, the suspense is part of the fun! Still, you should be able to get a good idea of if the food will be casual and traditional, upscale and eclectic, or anything in between. 

If you have any special dietary considerations, make sure that you contact the company directly to ask if any accommodations can be made. Some food tours in Las Vegas do what they can to accommodate special dietary needs, but this isn’t always possible. 

Always make sure you’re familiar with the rules of any food tour you attend. Most are open to all age groups, but some do have age restrictions – especially those food tours that involve scooters or Segways. 

There may also be extra charges for beverages or add ons. Many food tour companies suggest you bring along extra money to pay for cocktails or extras that you might want during your experience. Often the only beverage that’s included is water, so plan accordingly if you’d like something more. 

It’s also a good idea to inquire about free cancellation and what happens if you leave the tour early. You’ll likely find that free cancellation is available given an ample amount of advanced notice, but each tour has its own policies. 

Indulge Your Inner Foodie with Las Vegas Food Tours

Las Vegas food tours offer the opportunity to explore culinary worlds that some only dream of. From tours that take you to the hidden gems and local favorites to the trendiest Vegas restaurants with notoriously lengthy waiting lists, there’s a food tour that everyone will love. Set off on a culinary adventure and enjoy the very best of the Las Vegas restaurant scene.

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Step into Vegas like a local and explore the city’s culinary delights, landmarks, and heritage with Taste Buzz Food Tours! Imagine strolling through vibrant streets, tasting flavors you’ve never dreamed of while making unforgettable memories with friends and family. This is your chance to experience Las Vegas in a way that only the locals know how.

From hidden culinary gems in local neighborhoods to iconic attractions steeped in history, our tours offer an unforgettable adventure that captures the true essence of Las Vegas. It’s more than just a meal; it’s about discovering Vegas on a plate, rich with memories just waiting to be made.

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Downtown Delights Foodie Tour

Eat your way through Fremont Street and beyond on this downtown Las Vegas food tour. Packed with flavor and lots of fun, you’ll discover “Old Vegas” and it’s up and coming local scene. Alongside delectable bites, you’ll find yourself making new friends and creating stories that last a lifetime. Don’t forget your camera as you’ll stop to visit many top attractions along the way!

$124 per person | All Ages

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Arts District Foodie Tour

Explore this up and coming local neighborhood located between the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Vegas. You’ll feel the heartbeat of the city as you mix and mingle with the locals, uncovering an area pulsing with creativity and culinary excellence. It’s like stepping into a whole new world, yet feeling right at home. Filled with small businesses, art, antique stores, coffee shops, restaurants, breweries, and cocktail bars.

$124 per person | Ages 21 and over

THE ORIGINAL

The Original Las Vegas Strip Food Tour

Taste everything from street food to specialty dining on this exciting and delicious foodie adventure on the Las Vegas Strip. Experience the thrill of discovering new flavors with your loved ones, all while soaking in the glamour and excitement of Vegas. Combined with sightseeing at top Vegas attractions and a complete tasting, you’re sure to please more than just your palate on this exciting Las Vegas food tour!

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Very Vegas Foodie Tour

This dinner food tour is perfect for those who want to explore the secrets of Sin City. As night falls, witness the city come alive with lights and laughter, promising an experience unlike any other. There are many hidden gems located in top hotels that only locals know about. Discover and taste our favorite bites, savoring everything from casual to high-end.

$149 per person | Ages 21 and over

Complete, unique, and fun!

There’s no other experience in Vegas like Taste Buzz Food Tours. Picture this: you’re laughing and sharing stories with friends and family as you stroll through the bustling streets. You’ll taste dishes whose flavors explode in your mouth, dishes you won’t find in any guidebook. 

That’s because you’re visiting local favorites and locally-owned businesses for an insider perspective into the local Las Vegas lifestyle. Learn about Vegas history, visit top attractions, and sample a variety of local flavors.

You have three different areas to choose from: The Las Vegas Strip , Downtown Vegas , and the Arts District .  Each area offering its own slice of the Vegas experience, as rich and diverse as the city itself.

What The Foodies Have To Say

Don’t just take our word for it! Read testimonials to see what previous guests have to say about Taste Buzz Food Tours.

Taste Buzz has easily set the standard of excellence bringing my husband and I to hidden gems that we would have never found or even known to look for. The history anad the intimacy of the tour was both unexpected and greatly appreciated as we learned about the history of the places we went and Vegas it’s self. Highly recommended these folks and enjoy a great time.

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As a local, sometimes I need to be reminded of how great my city is and Taste Buzz Food Tours did just that. All the restaurants I visited I had never been to before and the food was out of this world delicious.

Mandi W. Facebook

Ayesha was a great tour host, she provided a ton of details about the history of LV as well as info about places to check out while we were here. Ayesha gave us recommendations that were catered to what she thought we would like. The food was great and we loved everything, wasn’t too much for us although we felt like we needed a nap halfway through! Thank you for all the info and for Ayesha’s great energy!

This has to be the best food tour I could’ve ever hoped for. This tour was the real deal, seemingly much better than the other ones I’ve seen advertised for 2-3x the price. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, and I will definitely use this company again personally! Thanks for the memories, Taste Buzz!

Victory B. Google

We did the evening food tour on the Strip and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Vegas! Our guide Ayesha was amazing – super knowledgeable and fun. The food was delicious and we were introduced to really cool places we never would have found on our own. I highly recommend!

What is TASTE BUZZ Food Tours?

Taste Buzz Food Tours is the tastiest way to explore Las Vegas. Can you imagine diving into a city’s culture through its food? That’s exactly what you get! 

Our three-hour food tour experiences combine sightseeing, history, local culture, and food tastings in a casual setting to get the best perspective of what living in Las Vegas looks and tastes like.

What you'll get:

With Taste Buzz Food Tours, it’s like becoming a local for a day. You’re finding those spots that people talk about well after their flight home. Each one of our delicious food tours will take you off-the-beaten-path to discover some of the local favorite places to eat and hang out. 

We’ve tastefully chosen a variety of different local offerings for you to sample the local flair. Tastings from one food tour adventure with Taste Buzz Food Tours may include samples from a street cart, a food truck, a coffee shop, a hole-in-the-wall, a specialty shop, and/or a trendy restaurant.

On your Taste Buzz Food Tour you’ll:

• Enjoy tastings at 4-6 local favorite foodie destinations.
• Visit top attractions and other cultural landmarks that make Vegas unique.
• Explore Vegas like an insider with your friendly and knowledgeable foodie tour guide.
• Learn fun facts and interesting Vegas history.
• Experience the local culture through the food you eat and the people you meet. 
• Receive personalized recommendations for more places to eat, drink, and play during your stay. 
• and so much more!

More than just a food tasting

Imagine stepping into the secret corners of Las Vegas, where every meal tells the story of the neighborhood. Our three-hour experiences are your guide to Las Vegas local culture. At the end of your tour, you’ll learn where the locals go to eat and hang out. You’ll learn some fun facts about the city and visit top attractions. In addition, your friendly foodie tour guide will provide recommendations on more places to eat, drink, play, and visit during your stay!

You’ll do all of this exploring by walking. We believe that the best way to discover a city is to venture in between the main streets. You’ll walk between 1 to 2 miles on your three-hour experience so make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather.

You’ll taste a variety of cuisines on your Taste Buzz food tour, from the daring and bold to the comforting classics. One thing that all your stops will have in common is that they are all local favorite places to eat. Join us in Las Vegas and you’ll find out why!

Delicious Discoveries & New Friends!

Taste Buzz Food Tours is the tastiest way to explore Las Vegas. Our three-hour food tour experiences combine sightseeing, history, local culture, and food tastings in a casual setting to get the best perspective of what living in Las Vegas looks and tastes like.

A personalized experience

We know just how difficult finding friendly faces in a large city like Las Vegas can be. In a small group setting, your friendly foodie tour guide has the opportunity to interact with everyone on a personal level. Enjoy genuine conversations with your tour guide, hear stories, and receive personalized recommendations for other places to visit during your stay. Going on a Taste Buzz Food Tour is like having your very own local friend and tour guide in Las Vegas,, showing you the greatest places you’d otherwise miss!

Meet other friendly foodies

When you step on one of our Taste Buzz Food Tours, you’re not just strangers on a tour; you’re a community of food-loving friends. Small group tours allow our guests to interact with each other in a non-intimidating manner. Engage in delightful chats about your favorite dishes, share a laugh over a unique taste experience, and make new friends and long-lasting memories as you share your love for food with other foodies on your Taste Buzz Food Tour. It’s more than a tour; it’s a shared culinary adventure!

A complete fun and foodie-filled experience

There’s no other experience in Vegas like Taste Buzz Food Tours. You’ll visit local favorite and locally-owned businesses to get an insider perspective into the local Las Vegas lifestyle. Learn about Vegas history, visit top attractions, and sample a variety of the best local flavors. You have three different areas to choose from: The Strip, Downtown/Fremont Street, and the Las Vegas Arts District. With Taste Buzz Food Tours, every bite takes you on a journey, unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before!

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10 Best Food and Drinking Tours in Las Vegas in 2023

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Known as the “City of Lights,” Las Vegas is a buzzing city great for shopping, gambling, lively shows, and world-renowned club experiences. On top of all that, it has some of the best food you will find in the United States. 

With all these ridiculously fun activities to pick from, it can be hard to decide on which ones to try during your time in Sin City. Our suggestion? Take a food or drinking tour in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

It is the perfect way to eat at the best restaurants in town while getting personalized tips on what to do next from knowledgeable guides. To make things even easier, we’ve done the research for you. We’ve rounded up our favorite food and drinking tours based on personal experience, friendly recommendations, and reliable reviews. We wanted to make sure we gave you the best of the best. To make the list, each tour needed at least a 4.5-star review on Google*. 

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So if you’re ready to jump on a highly-rated, wickedly fun tour, we’ve got you covered. Keep reading for our list of best drinking and food tours in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

# 1 Food & Drink: Downtown Las Vegas Food Tour

Las Vegas is known for being over-the-top, a little wild, and a whole lot of fun. Jump on a Sidewalk Food Tour of Downtown Las Vegas and savor the taste of various flavors. From taquerias and Thai restaurants to pizzerias and Hawaiian ice cream parlors, Sidewalk Food Tours has something delicious for everyone. Satisfy your cravings at the best restaurants in the city and learn all about Las Vegas’ legendary history from Bugsy to Sinatra. When the tour is over, your guides will leave with helpful tips for the rest of your stay in Vegas!

You won’t leave full!

This is definitely a top-notch food tour in Las Vegas. Don’t believe us? Take it from Dan M. who took the tour in November. His Secret Food Tours review put it this way: 

“The food choices were unique but from well-known chefs and were very well chosen… The “Secret” nature of the tour added to the fun and excitement as well… With SOOOO many amazing restaurant choices in Vegas, this was a great, fun way to help sort it all out – a highly recommended event for even experienced visitors.” 

# 2 Food: Get The Best Bang For Your Buck On A Budget Tour 

Looking for something that won’t break the bank? Worried a Groupon for Las Vegas tour might not work on the dates you’ll visit? Not wanting to pay full price for a Las Vegas escorted tour? Or do you simply want to move more at your own pace? 

We’ve got great news. Finger Licking Foodie Tours Las Vegas has come up with the perfect solution. They’ve started offering self-guided tours in Vegas that are perfect for small group tours or where you want to be more “on your own.” 

An app-guided food tour!

Their tours are private and one of Las Vegas’ cheapest options for a food tour. You’ll get VIP seating at each venue and three delicious tastings at each spot. Listen to the virtual tour guide to get information about the history and story behind the establishments. It is the perfect way to save money, explore on your own, and still get to taste mouthwatering dishes. 

# 3 Drink: Party All Night With A Las Vegas Club Crawl 

If your group likes to party, this tour is the perfect way to get into some of the best clubs in Las Vegas. Turnt Up Tours   has you show up in style with luxury party bus rides to Las Vegas’ hottest clubs. Then, you get to skip the hassle of waiting in line and won’t have to pay a cover charge. 

This is a great option for groups celebrating major events like birthdays or bachelor and bachelorette parties. There will even be professional photographers at the clubs to document the fun! 

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# 4  Food: Eat Your Way Through The Up And Coming Arts District 

Once considered a pretty rough area to walk through, Las Vegas Arts District has seen exponential growth over the past few years. With cute shops, antique stores, specialty bars, and restaurants popping up all over – this area is a must-see. The people who live and work here are the heartbeat of Vegas and you’ll get a much more local vibe eating in the Arts District. It is one of the city’s best-kept secrets!

On your Taste Buzz Vegas’ Arts District Foodie Tou r you’ll get to try some of the best bites a food tour in Vegas has to offer. The best part? Since very few tourists know about this hidden gem, it won’t feel as chaotic or crowded as the strip. You’ll get to see a side of Las Vegas most overlook – and trust us, the food alone is worth it! 

Vintage pink car!

# 5 Food: Get Off The Strip With A Bus Tour To The Grand Canyon 

After a few long nights on the strip, you might be considering getting out of the city and into nature. One of our favorite day trips from Las Vegas is a sightseeing bus tour to the Grand Canyon.

Comedy Bus Tours Grand Canyon Ultimate Tour takes you through the scenic Joshua Tree Forest out into the desert. Notable stops along the way are the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam Memorial Bridge. If you need it, they also offer courtesy hotel pick-up and drop-off.  

What a view!

You’ll get a true sense of down-home American cooking with breakfast at a local restaurant and savory BBQ once you are at the canyon. This Grand Canyon tour is perfect for the adventure seeker who also wants to fill up on authentic comfort food. 

# 6 Drink & Food: A Behind The Scenes Look For Football Fans

If you are looking for the perfect tour for sports fans, check out a tour of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. When the Oakland Raiders left the Coliseum and became the Las Vegas Raiders in 2020, the Raider Nation grew. Most old fans stayed loyal and many locals joined the crew. This meshing of cultures has added to the hype of Las Vegas and definitely makes for a good time. 

This was taken on the last game that the Raiders had at the O.co Coliseum at Oakland, CA.

If you are looking to get in on the action, check out Allegiant’s Drink and A View Stadium Tour . You’ll get to tour the stadium and see where Las Vegas Raiders players suit up and get ready for their home games. You will even get a special peek at the Al Davis memorial torch honoring one of the most loved Raiders owners. This is a great tour for anyone who loves football, drinks, and food! 

# 7 Food: Bring The Whole Gang For A Family-Friendly Food Tour In Vegas

If you are in Las Vegas with the family, there are a bunch of places and restaurants to discover. The most family-friendly food tour we could find is  Food Tours of America Las Vegas Strip Walk . They take you along the strip and give you the background of the massive buildings and bright lights. 

You’ll devour tastings from a mix of legendary spots and some of the hottest up-and-coming ones. They are wheelchair and stroller friendly so whoever comes along can enjoy the fun! Just make sure to bring an empty stomach, you’re going to be eating enough for a full meal so you want to have room!

There’s something for everyone!

# 8 Drink: Drink Your Way Through Vegas History 

What do casinos, mobsters, The Rat Pack, and a piece of the Berlin Wall have in common? Vegas, baby. 

For those of you looking for something on the unusual side, check out The Weird, Wacky, Wonderful Bar Crawl of Fremont Street . This is one of the most unique Las Vegas Tours as it takes you through Old Vegas and up Fremont Street. This Downtown Vegas experience offers craft beers, margaritas, and a special scorpion tequila shot. You read that right, a scorpion tequila shot. 

Along the way, you’ll see just why Vegas was nicknamed the “City of Lights.” After the Hoover Dam brought electricity to the city, this spot was lit up with retro Neon Signs. Keep your eye out for Vegas Vickie in the Circa hotel or for the bright casino signs at the Golden Nugget and Four Queens. Book your tickets through Viator to enjoy drinks at vintage cocktail lounges that will have you feeling like you’ve traveled back in time. 

City of Lights

# 9  Food & Drink: Dine With The Best, Then Fly Over The Rest

If want something truly special and are a bit of an adventure seeker, then opt for something a little more daring. Maverick Helicopter Savory Bites & Neon Lights offers a thrilling Las Vegas tour package that includes food, drink, and a nighttime flying experience unlike any other.

The helicopter tour in Las Vegas kicks off with a Lipsmacking Foodie Tour taking you to three extraordinary restaurants on the strip. If you want to take it above and beyond, add their specialty drink package.  That way, you’ll enjoy tastings at lavish restaurants coupled with sinfully good drinks – all followed by a night flight over the city. If you are looking for an out-of-this-world experience, this food tour will not disappoint. 

Helicopter ride over Las Vegas

# 10 Drink: Cool Off With A Las Vegas Pool Crawl 

We all know Vegas can get seriously hot. In the summer months, you can bet on temperatures in the 100s. What better way to cool down than with a pool party? Las Vegas Pool Crawl is one of the best tours out of Las Vegas starting in Spring of 2023. 

You’ll get a party bus, drink specials, high-energy DJs, and the time of your life. There will even be a private party host to get the party started and photos to document the adventure!

Hotel Paris Las Vegas Pool

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Whether you’re a local, a first-time visitor, or a seasoned Las Vegas traveler, there is no better way to explore a city than with a food and drink tour. They’ll help you find your favorite bars, restaurants, and attractions in the city you’re exploring. 

Want more inspiration for food tours in other cities around the world? Check out one of our food tours in San Francisco, NYC, Chicago, LA, San Diego, New Orleans, or Paris!

Footnote: *Each tour had a 4.5 star rating on Google as of January 2023

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Experience the best food on the Las Vegas Strip with our food tour, combining culture and cuisine. Enjoy two, three-course progressive dining experiences at top Strip restaurants, featuring dishes like torched salmon crispy rice, bacon-wrapped dates, Cacio e Pepe Ala Ruota, and tableside tiramisu. Savor over ten different tastings from multiple cuisines on this curated dining adventure.

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Downtown vegas food & fun tour.

Discover the best downtown Las Vegas food on a walking tour through its oldest and most colorful neighborhood. Enjoy tastings at four local eateries, enough for lunch or dinner. Try an exotic Hawaiian dish, a secret off-menu taco, and a montadito artisan sandwich flight featuring a Flaming Cheeto grilled cheese. A freshly baked sweet treat and a gourmet shopping stop will sweeten the deal!

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Vegas chinatown food tour.

Enjoy sit-down and street-style tastings on the fully-guided Las Vegas Chinatown Food Tour. Created by locals, you’ll savor dishes from China, Korea, Japan, and Malaysia, including a Japanese Taiyaki pastry and a sweet and savory treat bag. Venture off the Strip for a foodie adventure that provides an insider’s understanding of these cuisines and the confidence to navigate any Chinatown!

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Vegas food tours offer a unique blend of global cuisines and innovative flavors, reflecting the city’s dynamic culinary scene and vibrant cultural diversity​.

The tours offer a diverse range of cuisines, including local specialties and international flavors. Expect to taste a variety of dishes, from savory street food to sweet desserts, showcasing the vibrant culinary scene of Las Vegas​.

The tours provide a comprehensive sightseeing experience, including iconic landmarks such as the Venetian, Bellagio Fountains, Fremont Street Experience, historic casinos, Downtown’s Container Park, and insta-worthy street art​.

Yes, the tours include guided narration that offers insights into the rich history and culture of Las Vegas. You’ll hear stories about the neon-lit streets, historic neighborhoods, the legacy of Fremont Street, and other landmarks.

Absolutely! The tours are curated to offer a deep dive into the cultural tapestry of Las Vegas, blending food tastings with cultural and historical narratives. This makes them ideal for those interested in understanding the city’s diverse heritage​.

Best Las Vegas Food Tours In 2024

Las Vegas food tours are becoming a thing on The Strip and downtown in 2024. Sin City is not only about glitz, glamour and casinos. Hidden away on the Strip and Downtown are delightful authentic world class eateries. Discover Vegas food, wine and beer places with a knowledgeable guide on unique walking and scooter tours. Combine learning about the history and culture of the city with sampling tempting dishes as you go along. Get behind the scenes to meet the chefs and restaurant owners for exclusive VIP treatment. Don't leave Vegas without trying a few of these fabulous food tours!

Walking Food Tour of the Las Vegas Strip - Taste Buzz

The Food Tour of the Las Vegas Strip is one of the best ways to experience Sin City and learn about the culture as well as the food of the area. On this 2.5-hour Las Vegas food tour you will first meet your guide at the Cosmopolitan Hotel where you will start your excursion of dining and sightseeing. Some of the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants on the Strip serve some of the most tantalizing treats your taste buds will experience. During your 1.5-mile walk you will see some great sites such as live flamingos, the world's largest chocolate fountains and you will probably run into an Elvis. While you are walking working off the calories you can even indulge in a beverage or two at your own expense. The tour highlights various restaurants that can change daily so be prepared to try all of the great bites that Las Vegas has to offer. Your foodie good time will conclude back at your starting point.

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Las Vegas Strip And Downtown Scooter And Food Tour

For the ultimate fun experience, ride a Hog Car scooter around Las Vegas to see the sights and enjoy fabulous eats on this unique Las Vegas food tour.

The four hour trip takes you to the famous Las Vegas sign, the Chocolate Fountain, the Venetian and the Palazzo as well as the iconic TV studios where world class shows are filmed. For the food, you will stop at famous eateries along the way, many of which have been featured on TV, and be welcomed by the owners and chefs to sample their signature dishes. End your day at the Rio Hotel where you will love the VIP treatment as you are taken up to the viewing balcony to admire the panoramic views of Sin City.

Downtown Delights Las Vegas Food Tour - Taste Buzz

If you are the type of foodie that like to mix history with a tasty cuisine then an ideal Las Vegas food tour for you is the Downtown Delights Food Tour. Your 2.5-hour dining journey begins when you meet your expert guide at the Downtown Container Park. From here you will set out on foot while listening to interesting stories told by your guide. You will get a chance to taste some of the best dishes that eateries in the downtown area have to offer and you can purchase a few drinks along the way. While you are walking you will see such highlights such as the 12.5-million LED lights of the Fremont Street Experience, the world's largest golden nugget, $1,000,000 cash and even a piece of the Berlin. The restaurants that you visit change regularly but you can be assured of a pleasant time for your taste buds while you learn more about the history of Glitter Gulch. Your walking tour concludes at the Golden Spike on Las Vegas Boulevard.

Las Vegas Tasting Food Tour

A superb Las Vegas food tour for you to try that takes you along the Strip to visit numerous restaurants is the Las Vegas Tasting Food Tours. Your 3-hour culinary journey begins when you meet your guide at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino. From here you will walk the Strip taking in the sights of several hotels including the Bellagio Fountains. As you walk the Strip to your food tasting opportunities your guide will tell you interesting stories of Sin City. During your tour you will learn about the 20 different celebrity chefs that have opened restaurants along the neon lit street that stretches 4.2 miles. You will taste incredible cuisine at some of these celebrity chef's restaurants as well as other fascinating restaurants that have been serving delightful food for years. After you have indulged in numerous small plates at several locations your tour will conclude at the Venetian where you have the option to continue on your own.

Downtown Las Vegas Food Tour by Segway

An interesting and super activity for foodies to try that includes riding a Segway on the streets of Sin City is the Downtown Las Vegas Food Tour by Segway. Your 2.5-hour food tasting begins when you meet your guide at a predetermined location in Downtown Las Vegas. Here you will be given a quick lesson on how to navigate your Segway and receive all the necessary safety equipment for spectacular excursion of culinary delights. You will cruise along on your Segway listening to interesting commentary from your guide about the history of food and culture of Sin City. There are five stops at locations that are off the beaten path and favored by locals where you will have a chance to indulge in tasty treats created by some of the world's most innovative chefs and restaurant owners. You will learn how these chefs and restaurant owners prepare their dishes using locally grown and sourced ingredients to enhance the flavor of each spectacular dish you will try. The restaurants you visit will all be unique in style and cuisine with no stops at any one of the many chain style restaurants that exist in Las Vegas. At the end of food tasting excursion you will end at your predetermined location in Downtown.

Route 66 Wine Tasting Brewery and Lunch Tour

A perfect Las Vegas food tour for you to try that combines the historic Route 66, adult beverages, and tasty treats is the Route 66 Wine Tasting Brewery and Lunch Tour. Your 6-hour gastronomical journey begins with hotel pick-up service where you are then transported through the Mojave Desert to Kingman, Arizona. Once at Kingman which is famous for its role in the movie Cars, you will stop at the Kingman Powerhouse Visitors Center/Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum. Here you can gaze at numerous dioramas, electric vehicles, and murals of historic Route 66. From here you go to Stetson Winery where you indulge in a variety of wine tastings, splendid appetizers, and a little local music. Your next stop is the newest winery in the region named Little Old Wine Drinkers Winery where you taste fabulous wines from the new vineyard. From here you travel to Black Bridge Brewery built on the original National Trails Highway. While at the brewery you will try a flight of craft-brewed beer and a delicious lunch from Siren’s Café or another local eatery. Your adult day of fun concludes with transportation back to your hotel.

Best Bites on The Strip - A Beginners Guide to Sin City

One of the best Las Vegas tours for anyone who is a foodie that mixes excellent casual cuisine with the history of food in Sin City is the Best Bites on the Strip a Beginners Guide to Sin City. Your 2.5-hour extravaganza begins when you meet your food guide at the base of the Statue of Liberty at New York New York where your first stop is for an incredible corned beef sandwich straight from an authentic Jewish delicatessen. From here you stroll to the Bliss Dance Statue to gaze at $100 dry aged steaks, sculptures from the Burning Man, and a roller coaster. Next stop is at the Park MGM where you are treated to a 40,000 square foot authentic Italian market with all the real Italian makings including house made mozzarella cheese for a superb slice of Neapolitan pizza. Now you walk to The Cosmopolitan viewing all the interesting sites along the way. Once inside you enter Black 16 where you have a choice to try some Korean spit-roasted meats or a spicy eggplant flatbread. Your final stop is at the Bellagio where you gaze at the architecture, botanical gardens, exquisite artwork, and of course the famous Fountains at Lake Bellagio while you try a wonderful desert from the world’s largest chocolate fountain.

Underground Donut Tour of Downtown and Fremont Street in Las Vegas

The Underground Donut Tour is one of the coolest food tours in Las Vegas, taking you away from the hustle and bustle of the Vegas strip and introducing you to the hidden gems and local secrets of Fremont Street and downtown. Your journey begins at Mothership Coffee, where you'll get to taste some of the tastiest donuts in town and explore the local shops and cafes. Then, you'll take a short walk to Donut Bar, one of the top-rated donut shops in Vegas, where you can indulge in their amazing selection of donuts. Your adventure continues along the DT Alley, where you'll admire interesting art installations and murals before heading to Evel Pie, a fantastic pizza joint that surprisingly also serves donuts. Finally, you'll head to a surprise location to finish the tour with a bang by indulging in some delicious churros. The combination of sweet donuts and artistic exploration will surely leave you with sweet memories of the hidden wonders of Fremont Street

Las Vegas Arts District Foodie Tour

There is not anything better in Las Vegas than mixing great tasting food with gorgeous artwork and that is what you will find when you book the Las Vegas Arts District Foodie Tour. Your 3-hour art and food journey begins when you meet your fellow foodies at Bungalow Coffee Company within the Las Vegas Arts District along E. Charleston Boulevard. After a short walk you will enter the Arts Factory where you can browse the interesting and creative artwork to photograph or purchase. As you walk to your next stop you can feel free to stop at one of the many quick bites locations to help with your hunger and strength as you walk. The next stop is the Las Vegas Antique & Gift Mall where you can hunt for hidden treasures that include vintage Las Vegas memorabilia and other valued treasures. As you continue to walk you can once again feast on the local street vendor’s culinary delights that range from tacos to ice cream to hot dogs and quick hamburgers. Next up is the fascinating ‘Greetings From Las Vegas Mural’ where you can take an incredible selfie of the mural and yourself. The last stop on your walking Las Vegas food tour is the famous Little Vegas Chapel where you will have time to take as many photographs as you want but there is not enough time to get married. Your tour concludes about a 5-mintue walk from your starting point within the Las Vegas Arts District.

Taco Tuesday E Scooter Downtown Foodie Ride

What foodie does not like Taco Tuesday and you can combine tacos with a thrilling ride on an E-Scooter when you try the excellent Taco Tuesday E Scooter Downtown Foodie Ride Tour in Las Vegas. Your 2-hour taco Las Vegas food tour begins when you meet you guide along Fremont Street and get outfitted with your E Scooter and helmet. Now take-off glided the streets of Downtown on your E Scooter while looking for some of the best sightseeing opportunities and flavorful tacos of Sin City. Your tour includes stops at four predetermined taco locations within the Downtown and Las Vegas Arts Districts where you can indulge in tacos of pork belly, barbacoa, pastor, asada, and other deliciously flavored meats. While you are gliding you stop at several places like the Container Park, Fremont Street, and several art galleries within the Arts District for photo opportunities. Your last stop is to indulge in a unique Deep-fried Oreo Cookie which makes your mouth jump with joy. Your taco Tuesday tour concludes at your original starting point along Fremont Street.

Self-Guided City Food and Culture Tour on Scooters Featuring Pawn Stars

When you want to enjoy some great BBQ and don’t want to walk around looking at several iconic locations of Sin City, then a perfect tour for you to try is the Self-Guided City Food and Culture Tour on Scooters Featuring Pawn Stars. Your 5-hour self-paced Las Vegas food tour begins when you arrive at Atomic Scooters along Fremont Street where you are outfitted with a scooter, helmet, and learn about the smart maps displayed on your scooter. After a quick driving lesson about navigating your scooter, you will take-off on your journey passing numerous sights in the Downtown area such as Container Park, numerous iconic casinos like the Golden Nugget, and you can witness in person the fabulous light show of The Fremont Street Experience. The smart maps allow you to create your own tour through several places including the Las Vegas Arts District where you can stop at several places to look at antiques and incredible artwork including several street murals. There are plenty of places for you take photos and two professional photos of you are included. When you get hungry on this tour you can make your way to the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop where close by is Rick Harrison’s Rolling Smoke BBQ where you are treated to a complimentary lunch. Your fun filled day concludes when you return your scooter to your original starting point.

Arts District 3 Hour Vintage Vegas Shopping, Cocktails, Champagne, Photos & Dinner Tour

If you are looking for a unique adult’s only bar crawl tour in Las Vegas that mixes drinks with food and fun, then you should try the Arts District 3 Hour Vintage Vegas Shopping, Cocktails, Champagne, Photos & Dinner Tour. Your 3-hour Las Vegas food tour begins when you meet your tour guide outside the Burlesque Hall of Fame along South Main Street for a champagne toast. From here you spend your evening exploring antique shops, art galleries, and retro bars to quench your thirst throughout the Las Vegas Arts District. As you walk around you will indulge in hand-crafted cocktails at several locations while looking at hundreds of pieces of old-time Vegas memorabilia while a professional who will document your evening on the town. Once you are a little tipsy it’s time for a complimentary dinner at Makers & Finders where you are treated to customized dinner menu that is included in the tour. Your fun-filled adult night on the town concludes at your original starting point.

Private Tour Secret Food Tours Las Vegas

If you want to indulge in exquisite cuisine from more than 20 chefs without the hassle of a large group, then you need to take the Private Tour Secret Food Tours. Your 3-hour gastronomical Las Vegas food tour begins when you meet your private guide at the acclaimed Gordon Ramsey’s Pub & Grill inside Caesars Palace. During your incredible food journey, you will learn about several of the iconic chefs and try numerous offerings prepared just for you at numerous locations which are crafted to please your palate. You will continue down the Strip viewing incredible street performers and the neon lights of Sin City learning about how the cheap buffet was transformed into a beautiful gastronomical event of taste bud pleasure and the eating habits in Las Vegas has changed the culinary work around the world. After your stomach is full of tasty treats and a little complimentary wine your tour concludes at The Venetian near the gondola rides where you can choose to serenade your partner with a romantic ride at your own cost.

Vegas Chocolate Tour

An ideal Las Vegas food tour for people who have a sweet tooth and love tasting unique chocolate delights is the Vegas Chocolate Tour. Your 4-hour taste bud excursion begins when you meet your tour guide at M&M's World Las Vegas where you will try numerous M&M creations, meet the M&M characters, and print your own M&M messages. Next you will visit the Hershey's Chocolate World where you will find 800 Hershey candies and chocolates before traveling to the famous Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign for a quick photo op. Next stop is Ehtel M Chocolates where you will make a box of chocolates and walk-thru the three acre Botanical Garden which features 300 varieties of cactus. Your last stop is at The Strip Cafe Hollywood where you will indulge in a decadent ice cream jar which includes a K+M Extravirgin Chocolate Bar created by Chef Thomas Keller.

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By booking our Secret Food Tours: Las Vegas, you'll enjoy a variety of celebrity dining favorites. Explore the culinary wonder of Las Vegas with a food experience highlighting premier celebrity chef restaurants, including Gordon Ramsay and Giada De Laurentiis! This tour takes you to some of the most sought after celebrity chef restaurants, provides a history of Las Vegas, introduces you to how Las Vegas has become the mecca for culinary greatness, and teaches you the secrets to enjoying the best Las Vegas has to offer.

Learn the story of a city that started from nothing and has become an unapologetic shrine to excess and change. At the end of your tour, you'll have sampled some of Las Vegas' most delicious dishes and gained a better understanding of our culture and history.

Experience the magic of Las Vegas, a desert city that has grown into an oasis for travelers around the world. Savor the flavors of the local cuisine as you immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of this bustling metropolis.

Las Vegas culture is much more than just gambling and entertainment on the strip. The city has a rich and vibrant history just waiting to be explored, and it all begins in Downtown Las Vegas. This tour takes you to fascinating historical locations that have all had an influence on what the city has become today.

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There’s more to Las Vegas than casinos, cheap hotels , gambling, and exciting shows . Beyond the bright lights and bustling venues is a rich culinary experience in every corner of Sin City . From famous restaurants run by stars of the Food Network to lesser-known local favorite spots, here are some of the best tours to check out when visiting Las Vegas.

10 Las Vegas Food Tasting Tour

This exciting Las Vegas food tour takes travelers to some of the top restaurants in the city. They’ll dine at restaurants run by stars of the Food Network, including the Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill.

• Tour: Las Vegas Food Tasting Tour
• Duration: 3 hours
• Cost: From $143.42
• What’s Included: 5 stops, tour guide, Prosecco, and water

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9 Downtown Vegas Sightseeing And Foodie Tour

This small group tour is capped at 12 people for a fun opportunity to meet fellow travelers in a lively setting. Guests sample the cuisine and visit attractions near Fremont Street and Downtown Container Park.

• Tour: Downtown Vegas Sightseeing and Foodie Tour
• Cost: From $124.00
• What’s Included: Stops at four restaurants and eateries, a city tour of street art and attractions, a professional tour guide, and a souvenir digital photo.

8 Dine At The Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas

Travelers who want to dine at the Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas can get a great deal by booking this tour option instead of just a traditional dinner reservation. In addition to preferred seating, purchasing the experience as a tour offers a fixed price for the menu, including a beverage and all gratuities.

• Tour: Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas
• Duration: ~2 hours
• Cost: From $38.50
• What’s Included: Preferred seating, one meal per person, choice of soft drink, coffee or tea, taxes, and tip

7 Best Bites On The Las Vegas Strip Tour

This tour of the Las Vegas strip offers a chance to explore the casinos and culinary scene. The excursion starts at noon and includes lunch, with the group departing from the Replica Statue of Liberty. From authentic Jewish delicatessens to New York pizza, this tour is full of delicious delights.

• Tour: Best Bites - A Traveler’s Guide to Sin City
• Duration: 2.5 hours
• Cost: From $79.00
• What’s Included: Lunch

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6 Vegas Bite Card

The Vegas Bite Card is a great investment for travelers who want to explore the Las Vegas food scene independently rather than on a guided tour. The card is valid for a full year from the date of purchase and provides discounts of up to 50% at various venues throughout the city. The card works at many attractions in the area, including the Grand Canyon .

• Tour: Vegas Bite Card
• Duration: Valid for 1 year
• Cost: From $29.89
• What’s Included: One year use of a Vegas Bite Card

5 Food Tour By Scooter

For the adventurous foodie, exploring the Vegas culinary scene by scooter (Hog Car) is the ideal choice. Passing by top attractions like the Venetian, the Bellagio, and the Rio Hotel, travelers will get a fantastic view of the Vegas Strip while trying some delicious cuisine. This tour also stops at the Las Vegas sign.

• Tour: Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Scooter with Food Tour
• Duration: 4 hours
• Cost: From $349.99 (for two people)
• What’s Included: Bottled water, food tasting, local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off

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4 Fremont Culinary Experience

The Fremont Culinary Experience departs from the California Hotel & Casino at 6 PM and takes travelers on a unique tour of the Las Vegas strip that highlights some of the best food in the area. The tour stops at four different restaurants and includes a tasting of nine diverse dishes. Amidst the food tasting, travelers learn about the history of the famous Fremont Street.

• Tour: Fremont Culinary Experience
• Duration: 3 hours and 50 minutes
• Cost: From $130.00
• What’s Included: Dinner, a discount on any other excursion of choice, taxes, and fees

3 Chinatown Vegan Food Tour

Calling all Vegans - this is the culinary choice for travelers who want to enjoy the best vegan food in Las Vegas. There are stops at three different food spots in Chinatown Las Vegas on this excursion, including samples of vegan sushi, orange chick'n, and milkshakes. Guests will also learn about vegan items available for purchase at the largest Asian supermarket in the city.

• Tour: Chinatown Vegan Food Tour
• Cost: From $137.00
• What’s Included: Lunch, dinner, coffee/tea, and snacks

2 E-Scooter Taco Tour

Travelers who want to experience some of the best Mexican cuisines in Las Vegas will love this exciting taco tour. Traveling the strip by e-scooter on this small group tour, capped at 12 people, is a fun way to see the area and have a delicious lunch simultaneously. Try four different tacos and a deep-fried Oreo for dessert.

• Tour: Taco Lovers E-Scooter Downtown Foodie Tour
• Duration: 2 hours
• Cost: From $49.00
• What’s Included: Lunch, use of an e-scooter, a helmet, photo of the tour, and snacks

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1 Art District Food Tour

Explore the Las Vegas Art District on a guided food tour that departs from behind the Arts Factory building. Run by Taste Buzz Food Tours, the excursion tours the up-and-coming scenic neighborhood and includes a stop at an Elvis Wedding Chapel. Food stops at four local restaurants complete the experience.

• Tour: Art District Sightseeing and Food Tour
• What’s Included: Sightseeing, exploring the Arts District, stop at four restaurants, and a tour guide
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Las Vegas nonprofit execs make big bucks helping the poor

N evada nonprofit groups are designed to help the poor and other people in need, but their leaders aren’t working for minimum wage.

Here are 10 of the highest-paid nonprofit executives in the Las Vegas Valley, as disclosed in publicly available filings with the Internal Revenue Service. The compensation totals — which include base pay, bonuses and other benefits — are the most recent figures available through nonprofit-research site GuideStar.

The Review-Journal did not include leaders of foundations, which typically donate their own money to outside groups. Other nonprofits have programming and raise funds from donors and other sources.

Audra Hamernik, president and CEO, Nevada HAND

Nevada HAND says it is the largest affordable-housing developer in the state, with a portfolio that includes 36 communities serving 8,200-plus residents.

Bob Brown, president and CEO, Opportunity Village

Opportunity Village helps people with disabilities through employment services, arts and recreation, youth programs and other services.

Brown is a former publisher of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Deacon Tom Roberts, president and CEO, Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada

Catholic Charities offers food services, emergency homeless shelter, immigration services and other programs.

Roberts recently announced he is retiring at the end of the year.

Brian Burton, president and CEO, Three Square Food Bank

Three Square, which says it distributed more than 37 million meals last year, partners with nonprofits, schools and other groups to provide food to the hungry.

Burton left Three Square in 2022 to become CEO of the Arkansas Foodbank.

Rick Neal, president and CEO, Goodwill of Southern Nevada

Goodwill operates a chain of thrift stores where it sells clothing, electronics and other donated goods, and it provides free career coaching and other employment services.

Neal, a retired Air Force colonel and former Clark County School District official, was hired to lead the group in 2019, shortly after Goodwill emerged from bankruptcy .

The nonprofit had filed for Chapter 11 protection in 2017 following an aggressive expansion and hefty bond sale, and after it fell behind on its rent at most stores, the Review-Journal previously reported.

Mark Brown, CEO, Miracle Flights

$313,635, plus $78,409 in compensation from related organizations

A national nonprofit, Miracle Flights provides free commercial air travel to sick children who need distant medical care. It says it has provided more than 150,000 free flights since 1985.

Liz Ortenburger, CEO, Safe Nest

Safe Nest helps victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse with a 24/7 hotline, emergency shelter, counseling and other assistance.

Barbara Buckley, executive director, Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada

Legal Aid Center provides legal counsel to people who can’t afford an attorney. Its practice areas include foreclosures, bankruptcies, evictions and debt collection.

Buckley, who took the helm of the organization in 1996, is a former speaker of the Nevada State Assembly.

Julian High, CEO, United Way of Southern Nevada

United Way provides funding to dozens of organizations that help students, offer career services, provide food and shelter and operate other programs.

High was hired to lead the group in 2021 .

Andy Bischel, president and CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada

The Boys & Girls Clubs offer after-school programs focused on academics, leadership skills, arts, health, and sports and recreation.

Contact Eli Segall at [email protected] or 702-383-0342.

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Will famed Chicago restaurant chain ever open in Las Vegas?

It’s been almost a year since this restaurant chain known for its Chicago-style food made a splashy announcement about expanding into Vegas. Why the delay?

Is it beef, interrupted?

In September 2023, Portillo’s, the chain known for its Chicago-style food, including Italian beef sandwiches on Turano French rolls (with a splash of house gravy), announced it was “looking to enter Nevada, including the Las Vegas market, for the first time as part of its long-term plan to scale the brand and open new locations across the country.”

Almost a year later, where are we in Vegas with Italian beef sandwiches, char-broiled burgers, and Chicago hot dogs provisioned with kosher pickles, sliced tomatoes, spicy sport peppers, chopped onions, mustard, relish and celery salt? When is Portillo’s coming to town?

Nothing so far

An online search of the publicly available business license and planning records for the cities of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson, and for Clark County, did not locate any filings listing Portillo’s restaurant (with name variations). Even if a parent company submits such filings, the name under which a restaurant does business should eventually appear in the public record.

So: Has the expansion into Nevada been delayed? Or even canceled? Delays aren’t uncommon when chains enter new markets. Remember how long it took Zippy’s to arrive in Vegas , even accounting for the pandemic?

The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s requests for comment to a representative for Portillo’s and to the company’s corporate office have not been returned.

Expansion elsewhere

The September 2023 announcement also indicated Portillo’s would “seek development opportunities in Georgia and Colorado in the near term.”

In a Wednesday LinkedIn post, The Shopping Center Group, an Atlanta commercial real estate firm, indicated it was seeking sites for the chain. According to reporting by BusinessDen, a Denver business publication, Portillo’s submitted plans in February for a location near Denver International Airport.

In 1963, Dick Portillo invested $1,100 in a small trailer to open a hot dog stand, called The Dog House, in suburban Chicago. Today, Portillo’s has more than 80 locations across 10 states.

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The restaurant featured a schoolhouse theme, a gastropub menu and an industrial-chic space.

The restaurant features a menu of Italian standards, private spirits lockers and daily happy hour.

The restaurant is known for sandwiches that incorporate classic bar foods like fries, onion rings and mozzarella sticks.

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