It's where Mario Lopez and Ashton Kutcher get their Sin City sushi fix! Tip: Order the signature crispy rice and spicy tuna like a real VIP—with a table in the scenic, private Fountain Dining Room.
A real-life Candy Land with two floors of rainbow sweets that beckon stars like Taylor Swift and the Beckham boys. Tip: Get bang for your buck with the pre-packed baskets.
The venerable chain goes big with a sprawling hotel, daytime pool party scene (Rehab) and gaming complex – plus concert venue hosting must-see artists from The Rolling Stones to Bon Jovi.
Three venues in one–an Asian restaurant, nightclub and outdoor pool–means nonstop action. Tip: Wanna party like Christina Aguilera? Snag a VIP skybox and dance above the crowd—just be prepared to pay.
Love the luxury suites. Relaxing spa. On top all of that food is crazy good at the Wynn Hotel. -Angelo Sosa, Top Chef
The iconic bridge (opened 1894) still gives priority to river traffic, and is raised on average 3 times a day. In 1997 it split the motorcade of US President Bill Clinton, causing some alarm.
The infinity pool is a reliable and cool spot to hang-out. Lots of lovely latinas dressed to the nines too.
The Happiest Words Ever Written: fries cooked in duck fat at Hot Doug's. – Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations Leer más.
Best of Miami - Best Bar - Our favorites include the Nunca- a caipirinha that replaces cachaça with Japanese sake along with muddled strawberries and mint. Leer más.
This newly renovated Miami legend is not ideal for a quiet tête-à-tête with a loved one. But for livelier occasions, it can't be beat, with atmosphere, decor, and food that are all a bit over the top. Leer más.
Cochon, known for rustic Cajun fare and hearty pork meals, serves a variety of oyster dishes. Knowlton's not-to-miss include the oyster and meat pie and oyster BLT. Leer más.
Features a state-of-the-art wine serving system that, upon inserting a pre-paid store debit card, allows customers to pour an ounce's taste, or half/ full glass. Don't miss the cheese menu. Leer más.
Other beaches may have glitz and glamour, but this barrier island south of downtown and Miami Beach is quiet, and away from the madness of South Beach. Plus, it's perfect for children. Leer más.
Long home to artists, writers and musicians, this neighborhood still has a bohemian air. Leer más.
Diners line up here for jerk penne pasta and fried-calamari salad. It has an island's flavor, great food and great atmosphere. Leer más.
Behind a mahogany bar, the mixologists at Clarke's shake up a Bloody Mary with an interesting twist that doesn't take away from its classic style: Houses of Parliament steak sauce. Leer más.
Be sure to try the creative cocktails: the Cazuela, an "adult Gatorade," and the Orient Express especially. The Bloody Mary is made with herbs grown at the bar and fresh tomatoes. Leer más.
This Rush Street watering hole feels like a speakeasy. Guests head downstairs, where they'll find small sitting areas where they can gather with friends. Leer más.
Alsatian-born chef Jean Joho serves refined and updated versions of French classics: cream of watercress soup with quenelles and frog legs, for example. The wine list is very extensive. Leer más.
Chef Sean Brock, who was named best chef in the Southeast in the 2010 James Beard Awards, raises, butchers and smokes his own hogs. Leer más.
Offers 80+ miles of equestrian trails wind through wooded Appalachian forests, and is perfect for those traveling with non-riding companions, because there's plenty to do in the area. Leer más.
This tour swoops through hardwood forests and old-growth hemlocks above a canyon adjacent to the New River Gorge, which is famous for its whitewater rafting. Leer más.
Desserts are made on-site and the tequila selection is second to none. Try their pineapple-chipotle margarita with chipotle-infused tequila. Leer más.
