Five Hundy by Midnight 307: What About the Jade and Ivory Antiquities?

Las Vegas podcast #307 includes:

  • Nightline opener
  • The Strip gets violent
  • Matsuri closes
  • Caesars announces Nobu Tower timeline
  • Plaza announces Hash House
  • TI closes Khotan
  • Serendipity 3 offers breakfast
  • Lakeside Grill takes on Red Lobster
  • Our sponsor, Viator offers exclusive member deals
  • Listener calls about Munchbar, Stratta, Shibuya, Delmonico, fireworks, Vesper, Absinthe, Cosmopolitan, Red 8, Michael Mina, Wicked Spoon, Flightlinz, Book and Stage, Holsteins, Palazzo, Fusion, Dos Caminos, Jersey Boys, Earl of Sandwich, Celine Dion, Golden Gate blackjack and much more
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Five Hundy By Midnight 7/10/11 76:28 min, 70.2 MB)

Five Hundy by Midnight 303: Play Freebird!

Las Vegas podcast #303 includes:

  • How I Met Your Mother opener
  • Caesars signs Shania Twain
  • Excalibur announces Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ and Bar
  • Concert venue and billiard bar planned for Fremont East
  • Firely isn’t returning to Plaza
  • Introducing our new site, FremontStreetBars.com
  • We love our sponsor: Viator
  • Reviews and observations about: Tropicana; Cafe Nikki; Bally’s Steakhouse Bar; Riviera; Stripburger; Peppermill’s Fireside Lounge; Billboard Music Awards; and random other stuff from our May trip
  • Listener calls about Golden Nugget’s Rush Tower, Golden Gate blackjack, Cosmopolitan, Mandalay Bay cabanas, Aria, Wicked Spoon, RM Seafood, Mandarin Bar, Encore, pornslapper avoidance, brunch, Bally’s Tequila Bar, weather boogers, casino smells, Tunica casinos, Rio, Lion’s Share and more.
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Five Hundy By Midnight 6/12/11 (105:13 min, 96.5 MB)

It’s Official: Firefly Isn’t Coming Back to Plaza

Firefly

As we speculated on the podcast a few weeks ago, tasty tapas restaurant Firefly will not return when Plaza reopens later this year. In a Las Vegas Weekly article today, Steve Friess spills all of the dirt. It turns out the downtown crowd was just looking for a cheap view of Fremont Street.

The other two Firefly locations are still alive and well, and a third location is on the way. They’re a bit of a pain for us tourist shmucks who like to stick close to the Strip and Fremont Street. However, if you didn’t make it to the Plaza location during its short 18-month life, you may want to grab a cab and check one of them out.