Ask any of us to name a couple of our favorite things and I'll bet you a classic Favre Packer's jersey that "Food" and "Really Hot Chicks" land in the top three or four on most guys' lists. (We're easy to please.) And since Las Vegas is packed to the crystal-chandeliered rafters with both, I asked Courtney Mills from BestofVegas.com for a list of places where a guy could go to get good food and really hot chicks in one location. And she came up with five of the best - along with links for more info, just in case you get tired of the ensuing winter weather - and its bundled up women - and need a skin-baring break in the desert.

Cat House
The CatHouse at the Luxor is modeled after a 19th century bordello, serves some of the best food in Vegas, and has lingerie-clad ladies that'll wait on you hand-and-foot to make sure that you leave full. And satisfied. The menu includes Maine lobster tail, prime rib, oysters, and more. Late night, after the restaurant closes, it turns into one of the best ultra-lounges in town.
BONUS: Live vanity stations are scattered throughout the club where you can watch the ladies in lingerie getting ready for the night.

Hawaiian Tropic Zone
Hawaiian Tropic Zone is an indoor beach party with island music, tiki torches, and world famous food by Chef David Burke. And hottest waitresses on the strip - bikini-clad models who wait on your table and strut their stuff on the built-in catwalk runway throughout the restaurant. Located in the Planet Hollywood Casino Hotel, the menu is a step up from your average bar and grill, and includes great crab cakes, wood oven pizzas, and gourmet sliders.

Wet Republic
Two words: Models. Galore.
Wet Republic at the MGM Grand may offer just pool-side cuisine, but the combo of sex appeal and food here is legendary. Mentioned on E! as one of the Sexiest Vegas Jobs, the waitresses, beverage runners, door hosts, and cashiers are all models. They even do their own photo shoots of the staff for promotional materials. The first "ultra pool" in Vegas, they bill the experience as "daylife". (As opposed to "nightlife".)

Aureole
Sexy, skintight black cat suits and a Mission Impossible’esque performance are combined for great visuals while eating at Aureole at Mandalay Bay. Picture a 42-foot glass-enclosed wine tower, with over 2,300 wines to choose from, as beautiful women dressed in those cat suits and clipped into a cable, soar up and down the tower to retrieve bottles of whatever wine you order. The food is excellent and top-of-the-line, but it's the “wine angels” flying around throughout your meal that make it one not to miss.

RumJungle
Also at Mandalay Bay, RumJungle is mainly known for their overwhelming selection of exotic rums, but one of the best kept secrets is their caged go-go dancers, who don’t come out until later in the night. So first, have some American cuisine with a Brazilian twist, then wait for the hot dancers to come out after dessert.

For more info on food, entertainment, shows, clubs and hotels, head over to BestofVegas.com