May 15, 2011 Hi from Las Vegas! Well we have interesting news from the culinary industry here. Jose’ Andras who is the owner and chef at what is considered the world’s best restaurant, El Bulli near Barcelona Spain, is closing … Continue reading →

While everybody was watching City Center rise out of the desert in all its splendor (and troubled finances), Marriott Corp. tiptoed right next door and built the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino. Even with all the excitement over the hi-tech splendor … Continue reading →

The Las Vegas branch of New York’s iconic Carnegie Deli is a bit more civilized than its Big Apple namesake (that can be a good or a bad thing depending on how raucous you like your Kosher delis). Located on … Continue reading →

Regular visitors to RehobothFoodie.com know that I’m not shy writing about fast-food places. I always justify it with something silly like “Well, y’gotta eat!” But if you define fast-food as something that was cooked thirty-five minutes ago and is slowly congealing under the infrared … Continue reading →

It all started in 1933 in Nashville Tennessee, when Vernon Rudolph dipped the first warm and puffy little orb into white-as-snow, sugary icing. Now, they roll off the line by the millions, and have become one of the major food … Continue reading →

The Foodie likes to move under the radar, mingling with the masses and the Great Unwashed to root out new places that are not quite on the beaten path. Such is the case with the Peppermill restaurant, on the east side … Continue reading →

Emeril’s iconic “Fishhouse” at the MGM Grand has morphed into just “Emeril’s” located in the cavernous “Studio Walk” between the casino and the pool area. It maintains the cajun/creole feel of its namesake in New Orleans. Like anybody, The Foodie can’t help but approach a … Continue reading →

Possibly one of the worst meals I’ve had in Las Vegas (in a fine-dining restaurant, yet) was at Gallagher’s Steakhouse in the New York New York Casino/Hotel at the intersection of Tropicana and Las Vegas Blvd. The interior is modeled after … Continue reading →

Pho is a tiny Vietnamese place adjacent to the coffee shop on the main floor of the Treasure Island (TI) Casino/Hotel at 3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd. It’s open all-hours, and has an interesting combination of goodies, some authentic Vietnamese, … Continue reading →

Regular visitors know that The Foodie is a fan of the burgers and dogs at 5 Guys. But there’s a (primarily) West-Coast chain of burger joints that are easily equal to 5 Guys, and, on a few small points, maybe … Continue reading →