Managers estimate almost all the crowd at the bar on the far south of Las Vegas Boulevard is local.

Don't worry if the closest you've ever come to country-western culture is that unfortunate flirtation with shiny shirts you had right after "Urban Cowboy" came out.

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Restaurant critic John Curtas says with great food at great prices, there is a lot to love at a new restaurant in Chinatown.

Da Sheng is located in the original shopping mall (opened in 1992) in the original Chinatown Plaza. You can’t see it from the street and you have to walk around the back of the first floor to find it. Like most Chinatown restaurants, you will have difficulty finding anything on the menu costing more than fifteen bucks, with most items under ten.

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Restaurant critic John Curtas says Southwest eatery has done some things right especially with its sliders.

Giuseppe’s is not the sort of place we’d normally bother with — sitting as it does alone, surrounded by sand and un-built, parched commercial lots in the southwest part of town.

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