November 10, 2009
Sahara Hotel & Casino Announces New Happenings At The Historic Property – Experience Las Vegas At One Of The Most Renowned Properties On The Strip
Dining
The Sahara Hotel & Casino announces the re-opening of the distinguished Las Vegas dining establishment House of Lords Steakhouse during Labor Day Weekend. Old Vegas stars such as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin were once regulars at the hottest steakhouse in town and now to celebrate its re-launch, the Sahara Hotel & Casino will feature new menu items at wallet-friendly prices. Guests can indulge in their favorite Surf & Turf pairings starting at just $36, a 21-Day Aged Prime Rib for $18, or even select the Affordable Elegance 4-Course tasting menu for only $29.95. House of Lords will now be open Tuesday through Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and will showcase some new menu items alongside some signature dishes. Dine at the House of Lords where guests can experience superior dining in an old Vegas atmosphere.
Entertainment
With the recent debuts of Las Vegas entertainment veterans, The Comedy Stop and “The Magic & Tigers of Rick Thomas” to the property’s repertoire, the Sahara Hotel & Casino will now welcome its first tattoo shop in early October 2009. 3 Lions Tattoo has been a staple in the Las Vegas tattoo industry for many years with a location inside the Riviera Hotel & Casino. With its second location inside the Sahara Hotel & Casino, 3 Lions Tattoo will continue to pride itself on customer satisfaction and provide a comfortable atmosphere for all guests. The tattoo shop features some of the most talented tattoo artists in Las Vegas who specialize in customizing special designs at the guests’ requests. 3 Lions Tattoo will be open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. with extended hours on the weekend and will be located in the retail space across from the front desk in the main lobby area.
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