For great steaks with a classic old-Vegas atmosphere, book a reservation for Bugsy & Meyer's at the Flamingo. Named after the gangsters who founded the resort, the steakhouse plays up its mobster theme with a "hidden" bakery entrance and speakeasy lounge in the back. The steaks are dry-aged in-house, and among the best currently on the Strip. 

Time to place your bets! Las Vegas now has two major-league sports teams: The Raiders in the NFL and the Golden Knights in the NHL. While you can't currently attend the games in person due to the pandemic, you can still watch on TV at your favorite sports bar and place a bet at the nearest hotel sports book. Who knows, maybe you'll win big?

There's nothing else quite like AREA15 in Las Vegas. The large mysterious warehouse near Interstate 15 is a mixed use entertainment space, where you can sip cocktails at Oddwood, check out the installations at Art Island, experience virtual reality at Birdly and much more. Make sure to grab a scoop of ice cream at Emack & Bolios.

Lounges are less crowded during the week. Enjoy a few cocktails and soak in a spectacular Strip view from the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria at Skybar.

Hours are 4:00 PM - 1:00 AM Sunday-Thursday, 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM, Friday-Saturday. More lounges

Hop on and hop off at your leisure. Enjoy the sights and colorful marquees of Las Vegas during a double-decker Big Bus Night Tour. Tours for both the Strip and Old Vegas begin at 10am and wrap up 6-7pm. Tickets begin at $45 ($36 for kids).