Motley Brews sold its Vegas festival portfolio to Brothers Molloy Events, folding Downtown Brew into Great Vegas and reshaping the city's craft-beer calendar.

KOUW Bar is listed as opening soon in the Arts District at 732 S. 6th St; the brand’s landing page takes newsletter sign-ups while filings name Heemin Lee.

Mr. BBQ’s Chinatown Las Vegas outpost on Spring Mountain Road has closed, leaving a high-profile vacancy. The brand’s Fullerton original remains open as the company pursues other openings.

Two Las Vegas chefs and Tamba joined the 2026 James Beard finalists, highlighting the city's growing national profile in dining. Winners will be revealed June 15 in Chicago.

The Buffet at Luxor closed on March 30, 2025, shrinking the Las Vegas Strip's buffet scene as operators pivot toward food halls and higher‑margin dining.

Big Boy inside Terrible's Indian Springs Casino will close after five years. The diner's last day of service is March 31, 2026.

Caramella at Planet Hollywood blends 1970s‑Italy glamour with shareable pastas, Tuscan‑style steaks, cocktails and a candy‑shop speakeasy with patio Strip views.

Swiss chocolatier Läderach is opening its first Las Vegas shop at Fashion Show Las Vegas, bringing FrischSchoggi slabs and pralines to the Strip; date TBA.

Dig It! Coffee Co., the Arts District cafe that hires adults of all abilities, will close its Casino Center location on April 26 as the owner searches for a new home.

The Stacked Smokewagon food trailer is headed to northwest Las Vegas this spring, serving smoked brisket, brisket mac & cheese and stacked pulled‑pork grilled cheese. Sampling events are expected before a formal opening.

California poke chain Poke House is coming to Summerlin, with a 'coming soon' listing at 7175 W. Lake Mead Blvd and an anticipated early‑fall opening.

The New York Times finds Gymkhana's headline dishes mostly deliver at ARIA, even as service and diner reaction remain mixed.

Two White Castle locations in the Las Vegas Valley will close as the chain buys the rest from a local licensee, reshaping late‑night slider options on the Strip and in Henderson.