Mariposa Mexican restaurant on the westside and Sweet Sin bakery on the Las Vegas Strip reopen in April – Eater Vegas

WESTSIDE Mariposa Cocina & Cocktails reopens on April 9 at 111 a.m. without chef Robert Lomeli. Mariposa, which opened in November and closed temporarily in January, revamped its bar during the closure. [EaterWire]

THE LINQ PROMENADE Sweet Sin by Claude Escamilla reopens at the outdoor shopping center in April with some renovations to the space, including a white pastry display case made in Italy and a chocolate fountain from France with three, 7-inch-diameter, curvilinear pipes that cross the ceiling and end in three taps behind the pastry case. Each tap dispenses dark or white chocolate or caramel that are used in crepes, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and hot chocolate. New decor includes more than 50 whisk-shaped pendant lights, polka dots in raspberry, tangerine, lemon, lime, turquoise, and plum, and a rotating case that displays 400 handmade macarons. The shop features 13 flavors of gelato, omelets, breakfast sandwiches, sweet and savory pastries, and cold brew coffee on draft. [EaterWire]

DOWNTOWN Old Soul at the World Market Center reopened for lunch every Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Patrons can get free valet parking. [EaterWire]

SOUTHWEST Bella Vita opened a second location at 4965 Blue Diamond Road. Owner Sergio Montegrande and chef Flavio Garrido plan to open a third location in Summerlin. [EaterWire]

SOUTHEAST Pinkbox Doughnuts opens its first drive-thru location at 3990 E. Sunset Road on Saturday, April 10. A grand opening that day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. features a live DJ, photo booth, airbrush tattoos, a doughnut eating contest, and more. Three doughnuts served that day will also have a pink ticket inside, giving three customers who find one the chance to win free doughnuts for a year. The first 100 customers will also receive a free, limited-edition Pinkbox T-shirt to take home. [EaterWire]

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Mariposa Mexican restaurant on the westside and Sweet Sin bakery on the Las Vegas Strip reopen in April - Eater Vegas