For years, the flashy resorts and big-name casinos have drawn crowds to the south side of the Strip. But the north end is finally ready to have its moment. The new Fontainebleau and Resorts World hotels are bringing some serious momentum to this side of town and upping the food scene with an impressive list of restaurants, like Miami vibe-dining spot Komodo and the rooftop omakase experience Ito. Plus, Las Vegas’ oldest steakhouse, the Golden Steer, just took over a neighboring business to expand its dining room and the Sahara has added new restaurants such as Shawn McClain’s Balla Italian Soul. Alls to say, if you’re looking for a top-tier dining experience in Vegas, you’d be smart to give this side of the Strip a try. ⁠ ⁠ And while this new area is aiming for “trendy,” it’s also bringing convenience to the Strip with *free* parking, a connection to the Vegas Loop (Elon Musk’s underground tunnel of Tesla taxis), and the city’s first circular pedestrian bridge which will connect all fo...