The All You Can Eat Orchestra turns loose at the Sand Dollar Lounge, cooking up jazz that's built on the fly rather than played off a chart. This is a group of Vegas musicians who know their way around a stage—many of them coming straight off show-band gigs on the Strip—settling into a late-night room to improvise, trade solos, and follow the music wherever it wants to go. No setlist, no two nights alike, just players responding to each other in real time.

The Sand Dollar itself has been part of this city's live music story since the 70s, a dive bar that once had blues legends like Muddy Waters and B.B. King walking through its doors. That same loose, unpretentious spirit carries over into this late-night jazz residency—a small room, a close crowd, and music that rewards sticking around until closing time. And with no cover charge, it's an easy one to wander into after a night out elsewhere.