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Las Vegas Gets Another Food Hall: Proper Eats At Aria

Shawn Tempesta February 27th

At one point, Las Vegas was the buffet capital of the world. Since the pandemic, however, the “all you can eat” fare seems to have gone by the wayside. In its stead: food halls. Park MGM has one. The Cosmopolitan has one. Durango is going to have one later this year. Now, add Aria to the list. Proper Eats Food Hall is open for business.

Food halls are like food courts, but a lot more fancy. Gone are the big name brands that you tolerate but don’t love. Instead, bougie one-offs or very exclusive two-in-the-world brands that are sure to please. This one will be no different.

What can you find at Proper Eats Food Hall in Las Vegas?

  • Egghead is the brainchild of TAO Hospitality and serves up delicious breakfast offerings on a delicious piece of brioche. It’s only open until 2pm daily though, so get your eggs before they hatch.
  • Easy’s Donuts is another stop that offers up delicious baked goods, coffee and sandwiches… plus it seems like the venue may have a secret double-life, with Easy’s Cocktails that are soon to arrive, turning “Easy’s Donuts” into “Speak”easy’s… cute.
  • Every food hall needs star power, and Steve Aoki brings his with “Pizzaoki“. Sink your teeth into Pizzaoki’s “EDM” (or “every day menu”) including pizzas like the “Mic Drop” featuring mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, and pepperoni. The prices range from $5-7 a slice, or $30-38 a pie…which, considering it’s on the strip, isn’t the worst we’ve seen.
  • Greatest name of all? Shalom Y’all! They come to town from Portland, Oregon with delicious Mediterranean dishes.
  • Wexler’s Deli brings the old school Jewish deli experience to Aria. The O.G. packs the pastrami high to the sky. The salmon? Smoked to perfection.
  • Who doesn’t love burgers? Lola’s Burgers features the recipes of Lola’s grandfather Michael who slung delicious, meaty burgers throughout the 70s and 80s. Now the taste of the Big Apple is in your hands.
  • Who has a jolly laugh and a big ol’ belly. Santa, sure, but also Laughing Buddha. Bringing delicious ramen dishes to Proper Eats, letting the miso broth flow…
  • Seoul Bird features delicious chicken that’s marinated for 24 hours, featured in their Korean Street Food sandwiches and tenders of course.
  • Temaki Bar features sushi, both cut and handrolls (Temaki means handroll) that are made with sustainable seafood with sake available to wash it down.

More food, more happy! Glad to see another delicious Las Vegas food hall!

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7 Best North Las Vegas Restaurants You Should Eat At

Best North Las Vegas restaurants you will have to add to your foodie adventure bucket list.

North Las Vegas doesn’t always have the best wrap sheet but the community is growing more than ever. According to Census.gov, around 274,133 residents live in North Las Vegas as of July 1, 2021 compared to the 216,961 from 2010. Families are moving north due to the lower housing prices and more square footage.

Community developments are popping up left and right with a potential 40-acre CSN Northwest college campus to be built. We don’t know the specifics as to when this project will take off as a sign sits abandoned on the lot. In addition, the college will sit at Grand Montecito Pkwy and W Elkhorn Rd. Shopping centers like The Deer Springs Town Center, The Decatur 215 shopping center and the North Mesa Plaza have provided North Vegans the ability to shop, dine and hang out. Furthermore, these new developments and store fronts update our neighborhoods by providing culture and community.

The city of North Las Vegas are using their voices to make changes happen. They just voted in last November, a new mayor, Tempore Pamela Goynes-Brown. She is the first black mayor for the city. We are excited to see someone who is for the people make the town thrive to it’s full potential.

One area of growth that we aren’t complaining about is the plethora of food options. Restaurants of all varieties are cooking up hot plates to feed to the hungry masses. From Mexican to Italian and we can’t forget Thai, the food possibilities are endless. We wanted to highlight businesses with tasty menu items and great customer service. Our team of “foodies” put together a list of restaurants that are worth the visit. Enjoy and check out the Best North Las Vegas restaurants below:

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