Mark Wahlberg’s Flecha Cantina in Town Square anchors the south end of the Strip, blending authentic Mexican fare with cinematic nostalgia. The space features a dedicated display for his “Ted” character and photos throughout, serving tacos and house-made salsas that lean into the actor's personal brand. Just a short walk away, Tiger Woods’ PopStroke provides a departure from the city’s high-pressure gaming floors. The venue features two 18-hole putting courses, a playground, and mobile-app delivery for course-side refreshments, catering to a more casual, active crowd.
Mid-Strip, Blake Shelton’s Ole Red offers a different atmosphere, spanning four levels with rooftop views overlooking the Bellagio Fountains. The venue focuses on country-style BBQ and live music, with a rotating calendar of performers. For those seeking culinary intensity, Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen near Caesars Palace remains a fixture, specializing in the chef’s signature Beef Wellington and scallops within a design inspired by his long-running television series.
Beyond these, the celebrity footprint in Las Vegas continues to grow. Bruno Mars operates The Pinky Ring lounge inside the Bellagio, while Lisa Vanderpump has expanded her portfolio to include four bars and a hotel. The roster of high-profile owners also extends to household names like Martha Stewart, Guy Fieri, and Bobby Flay, turning the city into a patchwork of celebrity-curated experiences.
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