Las Vegas: where are some nice indoor places to take wedding pictures that is allowed?

Q. I am getting married this Friday and need a place that is not outdoors (temperatures in Vegas of 110!!!) and that is allowed!

A. Are you getting married like at a little quick church or something and not at a venue that provides great areas for photos? I lived in Las Vegas for 14 years and there are a bunch of places to go, but there are always going to be crowds. It IS your wedding photos and the temperatures are not that bad for 20 minutes of photos, especially if you have an umbrella handy and leave the car and AC running. I took photos on a golf course in phoenix next to a lake and it was worth it, its not humid, after all. Just a dry heat. If you can stand outside for a bit, I recommend a quick 20 minute drive up Charleston to Red Rock for some amazing photos, you wont be sorry. Also, if you can stand the temp. for 20 minutes but dont feel like driving off the strip, pose on the side walk infront of the Bellagio Hotel while their water fountain show is going. It lasts for 15 minutes I believe and the railing that you'll be standing up against is a beautiful stone, and obviously the view behind you will be unreal, the show is amazing.

If inside, and on the strip, the lobby of the Bellagio is amazing, tons of flowers, a huge botanical garden and skylights next to the front desk

Where are good cheap places to eat near LA and in Las Vegas. Any ideas?

Q. We are vacationing to Disneyland next week then to Las Vegas. Any ideas of budget friendly places to eat? Also what are some fun must see/do activities to do at both places besides the usual Disneyland. We do have 3 girls the youngest is 7 going with us. Any suggestions are helpful. Thanks in advance!

A. Well, first of all, you HAVE to go to Circus Circus @__@ -- the children will love it.
(I like it to)

They also have one of the cheapest buffets in town - not "great" tasting, but not bad either.

now here's some more ideas:


Buffets

Souper Salad - GREAT place to eat - 4 soups daily to choose from, LOTS of salad makin's - Taco bar with Baked Potato. ---- about $8.00 including soda.

(702) 792-8555
4020 S Maryland Pkwy
Las Vegas, NV 89119

(there is also one at Rainbow & Smoke Ranch --- across the street from Sweet Tomatoes)

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Sweet Tomatoes
2080 N. Rainbow Blvd. 702-648-1957
They claim to have the freshest vegetables in Vegas â they also have about 8 soups and a lot of salad makins, 2 or 3 pasta dishes, muffins & deserts. Itâs very good.

Sweet tomatoes is about $9.00 plus drink
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Best 2 Chinese buffets

China Star
4595 West Charleston Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89102-1501 (702) 870-1888

dinner 8.79 per person - soft drink 1.39 per person

Best in the west â has Mongolian style in the back, for an extra couple dollars (I always get
it â it is great)
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East side of town, go to

Dragon Buffet
230 North Nellis Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89110-6003 (702) 438-1666

Definitely the best on the east side - $9.99 with soda (~ $8.40 w/o) includes tax
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Best Large Buffet

The Rio - try the Carnival World Buffet
Breakfast $14.99 plus tax, 7am-11am Mon-Fri,
Lunch $16.99 plus tax, 11am-3:30pm Mon-Fri
Dinner $23.99 plus tax, 3:30pm-10pm Nightly
Saturday & Sunday Champagne Brunch $23.99 plus tax, 8am - 3:30pm
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Best breakfast buffets

Arizona Charlie's (on Decatur)
Frisco Market Buffet 702 258-5200
Breakfast 8:00am - 10:30am $4.99/$5.99
Lunch 11:00am - 3:30pm $5.99/$6.99
Dinner 4:00pm - 9:00pm $7.99/$8.99
Sunday Champagne Brunch 8:00a.m.-3:30p.m. $8.99/$9.99
Wednesday night is Hawaiian Night Luau $11.99/$12.99
Sunday night is Prime Rib & Potato Bar Night $11.99/$12.99
(the lower price is for Ultimate Rewards Members)
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Main Street Station (downtown)
Garden Court Buffet 702 387-1896
Breakfast 7:00am - 10:30am $6.99
Lunch 11:00am - 3:00pm $7.99 +tax
Dinner - Sun, Mon, Wed 4:00pm - 10:00pm $10.99 +tax
Champagne Brunch 7am - 3pm Sat & Sun $9.99 +tax
Tue. T-Bone $13.99 +tax
Thur. Filet & Scampi $13.99 +tax
Fri. & Sat. Seafood Night $15.99 +tax
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Gold Coast - Ports O' Call Buffet 702 367-7111 (just a few blocks from the strip on W. Flamingo)
Breakfast 7:00am - 10:00am $6.95 +tax
Lunch 11:00am - 3:00pm $8.45 +tax
Dinner 4:00pm - 9:00pm $12.95 +tax
Sunday Brunch 8:00am - 3:00pm $12.95 +tax
Sunday Steak Nite 4:00pm - 9:00pm $13.95 +tax
Thursday Night Seafood 4:00pm - 9:00pm $17.45 +tax
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Hamburgers:

If you want the freshest hamburger in town, you gotta go to "In & Out Burger" (get the Double Double with grilled onions) - fresh made, never frozen. Fresh cut french fries, you can watch them cut the potatoes. Single burger is $1.50.
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or how about some steak *__*

$6.99: 10-ounce steak at Ellis Island. Includes potato, bread, green beans and a beer.

$7.77: Gambler's Special: Steak, three grilled shrimp, a choice of potato or broccoli and a salad. At Mr. Lucky's 24/7 in the Hard Rock Hotel. It's not on the menu -- you'll have to ask your server -- and is available around the clock

$7.85: Surf and Turf special including New York steak, pan-fried shrimp, soup or salad, potato or rice and garlic or French bread, available at Jerry's Famous Coffee Shop.

$7.99: Porterhouse steak at Arizona Charlie's Boulder Café.

$9.99: T-bone steak dinner and a beer at Terrible's Bougainvillea Cafe. It's not on the menu, so ask your server about this special. Available 24 hours.

$11.99: Steak and lobster special at Tony Roma's in Fremont. Offered daily, 9 p.m. - 11 p.m.

$12.99: 16-ounce T-bone steak dinner at The Orleans' Courtyard Café. Available 24 hours.

$12.99: Kady's T-bone Steak special at the Riviera. Available Saturday-Thursday, 10 p.m.-6 a.m.

$12.99: 7-ounce sirloin steak, golden fried shrimp, choice of baked potato, rice or french fries and soup or salad at Sundance Grill inside Silverton.

My partner and I are vacationing in Charleston, SC first time what are must see places?

Q. We are both 48 and 49 yo, not into crowds or nightlife. Interested in seeing and experiencing the flavor of Charleston. Food, History, Tours ( what is best tours to take?) Best area to stay in.

A. Charleston is a beautiful city. Great choice! My favorite things to do in Charleston would be dining out. My favorite place is called Hyman's Seafood. I think its on Meeting Street. The food is delicious. There are numerous very nice restaurants downtown. The only tours I have ever taken there are ghost tours. I am not sure if that is your thing. When I go to Charleston (my Dad lives in N. Charleston) I try to stay in Mount Pleasant. If you are looking for a nice hotel i would recommend the Charleston Renaissance hotel. the My favorite beach in Charleston would be the Isle Of Palms which is just past Mount Pleasant. There is a giant naval aircraft carrier called the USS Yorktowne available for tours in Mount Pleasant. In downtown Charleston there is a new aquarium. There are horse drawn carriage rides available as well. There are some really nice homes near the Battery that are fun to look at. There is an open air market right off of Market Street. There is a tour guide kiosk set up near Bubba Gump Shrimp (a restaurant that I also recommend) which is right beside the open air market. There is also a nice candy store thats near the open air market. Hope this helps! I would recommend in the future to visit Savannah, GA ( Charleston's sister city).

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