Las Vegas

3500 W. Naples Drive; 702.541.7000

The Bing's matching dollar for dollar any liquor tab between $200 and $500, turning an evening of average intoxication into the sort of demented adventure that usually ends with someone sleeping in the bathtub -- even though the bed's totally wide open!

5255 Boulder Highway; 702.856.5300

Five miles off the Strip, Vegas's most oddly named casino now offers the city's most jaw-slackening view: a glass-walled, 16th-floor, future-disco lounge serving up small plates, cocktails, and humpingly cheesy tunes ("pop and dance"), plus the ability to spy on the entire Valley from any spot inside its 11,000 sq ft, or from the sprawling three-sided balcony. Finally, you can hold your head high as you announce how much you like it in the Cannery.

From a local photog, this hyper-focused collection of iconic Vegas signage prints (best represented: "The Flamingo" and "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas") ranges in style from neon-natural, to classy black & white, to psychedelically woozy, to Warholian (which is just Soup-er).

5285 Dean Martin Drive; 702.439.1750

With ambiance provided by a police siren-like red, white, and blue light show, streaming white curtains, go-go dancers, and a balcony-perched DJ backed by a 12,000 watt sound system, this relatively intimate (for Vegas) after-hours club's open Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 2am-9am, the hours between your last hand of blackjack, and your first craving for danishes and little tiny cereals.

Designed by "the world's top lowbrow artists", Frankie's eight ceramic mugs represent all aspects of the faux-Polynesian lifestyle, from wanton use of slot machines ("The Tiki Bandit") to wanton volcano explosions ("The Bombora Blast") to wanton names for Tiki mugs ("The Bearded Clam").