New Home: Rumi Room reopens at The Bend on Fri Oct 9

Sega’s Sonic the Hedgehog Speed Cafe takes over the old One Piece Cafe space on Spring Mountain starting Sat Oct 17, with opening weekend running Oct 17–18, 11 a.m.–9 p.m. with giveaways and a Sonic meet-and-greet. Vegas gets its own dishes, like the Casino Night Dog piled with shaved prime rib and horseradish peppercorn crema, a bacon-wrapped Neon Palace Dog and Big’s Tackle Box fish and chips, alongside the chili dog, Knuckles Sandwich and Sonic Boom Lemonade from past pop-ups, plus Vegas-only merch.

Carversteak at Resorts World is running a Carve ’Em All Pre-Show Menu for Metallica’s Sphere residency (through Mar 13), with a starter, a choice of two mains, dessert and a specialty cocktail, priced à la carte from $14 to $95. If you’re feeling wildly flush, the $20,000 Fade to Grand package pairs a full-band-signed Metallica guitar with The Master, a Michter’s 25 Year bourbon cocktail, and gold-finished seared foie gras.

Bin 702, the little wine bar built from two shipping containers at Container Park, runs happy hour every day from 3 to 6 p.m. with $5 local pints, $6 well drinks, $7 wines by the glass and $20 bottles. Pair it with montaditos at $3.75 each (six for $20), or go for the $45 Bottle & Board with two meats, two cheeses and a bottle of chardonnay or red blend, and grab a patio seat while the weather’s nice.

Nicco’s, the steakhouse at Durango, runs Golden Hour Sunday through Thursday, 4–6 p.m., at the bar and lounge only. Food & Loathing points to the $15 prime rib poutine and oysters Rockefeller, with original cocktails from $10 and classic martinis from $12.