Popular Breakfast Restaurant Closing On The Las Vegas Strip

A popular breakfast restaurant is closing on the Las Vegas Strip after 10 years! Della's Kitchen will be closing at the end of the month.

It's been a great run but all great things must come to an end. Now, we're approaching the end of the road for Della's Kitchen, the popular breakfast spot at Delano Las Vegas will be closing at the end of October. October 30 reportedly will be the restaurant's final day.

Las Vegas is changing. We saw The Tropicana be brought down and restaurants seem to be coming and going. For every one that leaves, there's a new restaurant that opens. Recently, Mark Wahlberg opened a Mexican restaurant in Vegas, and it looks amazing! You can read more about Flecha Cantina here. It sounds like they have amazing dishes on that menu and a ton of Pork Belly options which certainly got my attention. That's going to be a stop I have to make soon. It's calling my name. Soon, Norms Diner will be opening a location in Sin City, and that's going to be a big deal. It will fit in perfectly. That architecture will fit in, and the menu will be appreciated by residents and tourists alike.

The restaurant opens at 7 am Saturday through Wednesday and serves up delicious breakfast and lunch options through the early afternoon. Popular menu items in the morning include fried chicken over Belgian-style waffles, eggs and avocado, and more. Then they also offer up quality lunch dishes like beef tenderloin, sandwiches, and salads.

According to Eater, Della's Kitchen opened in September 2014 along with the Delano which replaced THEhotel at Mandalay Bay. There is still no word on what the site will be used for in the future, but hopefully it's something exciting. There are rumors out there that it's being rebranded into a W Hotel which would be really cool! I've stayed at a W in Los Angeles and it was one of the better stays I've ever had. The room was comfortable and the amenities were unbelievable. This would be a major win for Las Vegas if this rumor is true.

Della's isn't the only restaurant leaving The Strip. Gabi Boutique donut shop also recently closed down and that happened at the beginning of October, per Casino.org. Did you ever eat at Della's? What did you think?

What are your favorite TV shows set in Las Vegas? It's the entertainment capital of the world, and there are plenty of TV programs to choose from.

While iconic movies like The Hangover and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas might be the first to come to mind when you think of programming set in Vegas. However, those are movies and we're talking TV shows right now! Movies get enough chatter, and now it's time to highlight the little guy on the small screen. If you're looking for some TV shows set in Las Vegas to watch, you can't go wrong watching these 5 shows.

Hollywood might get most of the attention when it comes to entertainment, but we all know where the best place for it really is. Not only are there great shows to see at the various resorts and stages around town, there have been many fantastic shows that chose Las Vegas as its setting. Honestly, some of the biggest shows in TV history were set right here in Vegas.

Sure, when you think of Sin City, TV shows probably aren't the first thing that comes to mind. There's a lot more happening here to distract you. The bright lights can be pretty distracting and can lead you to thinking of several other things. There's the live shows, the residencies, and all the fun you can have at the casino. Then, there were many blockbuster movies set in Vegas that got a lot of attention. Am I too bold if I say that The Hangover (the first one, obviously) was the most recent quotable comedy movie? Even though that came out back in 2009 I don't think anything quotable has come out since then. Am I wrong on that? I'd be happy if you could provide a more recent example.

Only going with 5 TV shows set in Las Vegas posed a unique problem--it's a small number and there have been lots of shows that take place here. So, I'm going to have to name some Honorable Mentions before we get to the 5 final shows that actually ended up making the list. Bad Ink was big for a while and so was American Restoration, both of those were based here. Dr. Vegas was an interesting show but has no business making the final 5. I also didn't include any older shows because I haven't watched them and it wouldn't be fair to put a show on the list that I haven't seen. Ready for the list? Check out the best shows set in Sin City below! Have you seen all of these?

Not only is CSI one of the greatest shows set in Las Vegas--it's one of the best shows ever. The Las Vegas version was the first in the CSI franchise and ended up having spin-offs such as: CSI: New York, CSI: Miami, CSI: Cyber, and a revival series CSI: Vegas. At one point, it was the most successful show on CBS and was a national phenomena. The show was so big it gave real life Crime Scene Investigators problems known as the "CSI effect" where people thought they knew more than the professionals thanks to the show. It's a great show and does a good job showcasing Las Vegas.

If you haven't seen Hacks on Max you are missing out! It is so funny and the cast is phenomenal. It stars Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, and Kaitlin Olson. The show has won 6 Emmys including Best Actress, Best Writing, and Best Directing. The show follows legendary Vegas comic Deborah Vance as she struggles to regain her former glory and hires a young writer to help out. The chemistry between the 2 is great. It's a funny show for anyone, I love it just as much as my parents do. Actually, they might even like it more than I do!

It's pretty where Las Vegas took place based on the title. The NBC show starred James Caan, Josh Duhamel, James Lesure, and Nikki Cox. The show started in 2003 and concluded in 2008. The show follows a security team at a Vegas casino. It was pure Sin City. It was a powerful cast with some serious star power! Definitely a must-see show set in Vegas.

GLOW follows a Los Angeles actress who moves to Las Vegas and discovers an amazing world of women's wrestling and gets involved in the scene. It's funny, it's engaging, and it's very Las Vegas. It has a unique cast made up of Alison Brie, Marc Maron, Sydelle Noel, and Betty Gilpin. The show ran for 3 seasons on Netflix. It came to an unexpected end due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the record, I love HGTV but I can't stand Flip Or Flop (the original). Both of the hosts annoy me and I don't trust them. Having said that, Flip Or Flop Vegas has different hosts who I can actually tolerate. However, it's not about the hosts. It's all about the beautiful homes and what they do with them. Is it my favorite show on HGTV? No (that's Rock The Block) but it's good enough to recommend. However, Flip Or Flop the original you should avoid because those 2 hosts are something else.