Fremont Street Experience Redwood Steakhouse at California Hotel and Casino An energetic mix of rich history, cutting-edge culinary trends, creative art galleries and lively nightlife venues, Downtown Las Vegas is a unique neighbor-hood that artfully blends past and present. Experience the best of clas-sic and contemporary in the heart of Downtown: Fremont Street. Take in the sights and sounds of the world-famous Fremont Street Experience as you watch the Viva Vision Light Show — a dazzling light and sound show broadcasted on a 1,500-foot video screen (the world’s largest) — domed over the walkway. Then, get a thrill (and test your courage) at Fremont Street’s new Fear of the Walking Dead Survival , an interactive adventure that’s part escape room, part haunted house. Afterward, stop by OneBar , located in the heart of Fremont Street in front of Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, where bikini-clad bartenders dance to the music and serve ice-cold beers and cocktails. When you’re ready to eat, Downtown Las Vegas offers an unbeatable mash-up of timeless and trendy choices. Inside Four Queens Hotel, Hugo’s Cellar is a beloved vestige of classic Las Vegas, where ladies receive a long-stemmed rose, the lighting is low and romantic, and tuxedoed waiters perform table-side service with flair, whether hand mixing a Caesar salad or flambéing bananas foster. Indulge in steakhouse classics such as slow-roasted prime rib, veal Oscar and Alaskan king crab legs. For all-night eats, stop by the 24-hour Siegel’s 1941 inside the El Cortez Hotel & Casino, where a retro vibe meets contemporary style. Order from the chef’s selection menu for upscale dishes such as roast prime rib, filet mignon and crab legs, or keep it casual with breakfast, burgers or sandwich-es any time of the day or night. Did you know Downtown Las Vegas also has its 26 /// VisitLasVegas.com >> photos courtesy of: Boyd Gaming Corporation; Fremont Street Experience; Downtown Project (DTP) DOWNTOWN Dynamic Downtown Container Park Despite being a more recent addition to the Downtown dining scene, Redwood Steakhouse at California Hotel and Casino maintains an elegant, classic aesthetic, with dark tones, warm wood accents and a menu packed with upscale dishes: baked escargot, oysters Rockefeller, USDA Prime flat-iron steak and lobster tail.
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