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Since many will choose to stay home and spending time apart from families and friends due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the holidays will look different in 2020. That means gifting could take on even more meaning this year.

That’s also reflected in this year’s gift guide, which is larger that it’s been in the past. This selection of local gifts includes locally made gifts including a Jonathan Adler collection at the Flamingo Las Vegas, olive oil or granola made locally, wine from restaurant collections, moonshine, and so much more.

Still want more options? Check out Eater’s list of gift guides across the country. For now, check out these 22 gifts for the restaurant and food lovers in your life.

A bottle of olive oil — Siena Deli Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Siena Deli Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Siena Italian Authentic Trattoria & Deli released its first private label product, Siena Deli Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Owner and executive chef Giancarlo Bomparola says, “A high quality, full-flavored and well-balanced olive oil should add depth and flavor when you’re cooking. We created Siena Deli Extra Virgin Olive Oil to use at our authentic Italian restaurant and are delighted to offer our guests access to the same premium product to elevate their dishes at home.” Siena uses Mediterranean olives, which are cold pressed, blended, and bottled in Los Angeles. Notes of pepper and fruit offer a balanced flavor profile designed to complement all dishes, whether used in cooking or as a finishing oil.

Buy: One liter bottles are available for $10 at Siena Deli

A black and white bandana with cans of beers behind it — CraftHaus bandana

CraftHaus mask/bandana

Since everyone (at least in Nevada) is required to wear a mask, CraftHaus came up with a bandana that can be fashioned into a face covering. The black and white bandana features the company’s logo.

Buy: $6.50 each

A bottle of egg nog — Ellis Island Holiday Nog

Ellis Island Casino & Brewery Holiday Nog

Legend has it that Ellis Island owner Gary Ellis’ grandfather, Frank Ellis Sr., learned how to make this eggnog recipe from a fellow passenger on a ship taking him from Italy to the United States in 1953. Ellis found the recipe in the 1980s and began making small batches in his home kitchen. The dairy-based holiday beverage is now available at Ellis Island and all Village Pub locations across Southern Nevada.

Buy: Ellis Island Casino & Brewery, the Mt. Charleston Lodge, or any Village Pub location/$7 per glass, $35 for a bottle

A basket filled with food gifts — Valley Cheese & Wine gift basket

Valley Cheese & Wine Gift Baskets

Packaged with premier artisan products and fantastic wines from around the world, Valley Cheese & Wine’s baskets feature a variety of cuisines, ranging from a taste of Italy to a paella dinner.

Buy: Starting at $75

Rooster Boy Granola

Stop by Rooster Boy Cafe for homemade granola with Paleo and Keto options available. Great for a stocking stuffer.

Buy: Starts at $13

A tea tasting flight with three teas and three cups — Tea tasting flight at Golden Fog

Tea Tasting Flight at Golden Fog

Downtown newcomer Golden Fog offers a tea tasting flight with three popular loose leaf teas: Japanese Black, Rou Gui Oolong, and Genmaicha Green Tea. A barista will explain teas and tasting notes. The coffee shop also has coffee gift baskets filled with coffee beans, a Golden Fog Coffee mug created by a local Las Vegas artist, T-shirt, tea canister, and more. Gift baskets found in store go for $75 to $99, depending on items in the basket

Buy: Tea tasting, $30 for two in store

A woman wears a mask inside a restaurant — Bandana at The Stove

The Stove Face Mask

Don a mask branded with Henderson’s The Stove logo emblazoned on the front. The mask is washable and reusable.

Buy: $12 by calling 702-625-5216 or at the restaurant

To-Go Wine at Jaleo by José Andrés

Jaleo at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has a takeout wine program focused on Spanish wines with 35 different wines available to go, curated specially by the team’s wine experts. For sparkling wines, customers select two favorites from Raventós i Blanc winery: Cuvée José and de Nit Rosé ($35) and Manuel Raventós ($125). In terms of white wines, there is the G1200 Getariako Txakolina ($35), an organic certified txakolina made with the local grape Hondarrabi Zuri. Also a popular white, the La del Vivo ($72) from Raul Perez in Bierzo has the minerality of a chardonnay from Chablis and the creaminess of a chardonnay from Napa. Finally, for a must-have red wine, the José Selección Ontañon ($30) is a special-edition label made by Andy Myers, master sommelier of ThinkFoodGroup. Blended with garnacha, which brings out all the red and floral notes, the wine is deep and complex.

Buy: To order, call call 702-698-7950 or visit the host stand at Jaleo

Two hot dogs with onions and mustard on top — American Coney Island

Coney Island Hot Dog Kits

American Coney Island at the D Las Vegas offers its Coney kits to create your own hot dogs at home. Each kit contains 12 buns, 12 hot dogs, onions, chili, and cheese delivered.

Buy: $69, Goldbelly

A salt and pepper shaker — Lawry’s seasoned salt and pepper

Seasoned Salt and Pepper from Lawry’s The Prime Rib

Lawrence L. Frank created the seasoned salt and pepper in 1938 as a complement to Lawry’s roasted prime ribs of beef. Lawry’s says its seasoned salt “is the most popular blended seasoning in the world.” Customers can personalize the shakers of Lawry’s seasoned salt and seasoned pepper in an art deco-style caddy with the trademark “fanciful L” handle.

Buy: $12 for salt and pepper

A bag of coffee — Tommy Bahama Toasted Coconut Ground Coffee Blend

Tommy Bahama Toasted Coconut Ground Coffee Blend

Cozy up for the holidays with this fan-favorite ground coffee blend from Tommy Bahamas. The coconut blend is exclusive to Tommy Bahama restaurants, and features a rich medium roast.

Buy: $14.50 at Tommy Bahama

Vanderpump Wines

Celebrate this holiday season like Lisa Vanderpump and give a bottle (or all three) of the Vanderpump Wine collection including Vanderpump Rosé and the newest additions, Vanderpump Chardonnay and Cabernet. Vanderpump Rosé is made from Cinsault, Grenache, and Syrah grapes, sourced from vineyards of the Côtes de Provence AOP, France. With minimal skin contact, this wine has a pale peach color, with a nose of red currant, pepper, and light citrus. Vanderpump Chardonnay is made from 100 percent Chardonnay grapes from Sonoma Coast AVA. Aged in 100 percent French Oak for 11 months, this wine has a straw color, with a nose of citrus, pear, and crisp apple. Vanderpump Cabernet is made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot grapes, sourced from the vineyards of the Sonoma Valley AVA and Alexander Valley AVA. Aged in 100 percent French Oak for 18 months, this wine has a deep ruby color and rich hue, with a nose of dark fruits such as blueberry, plum, and raspberry.

Buy: $60-$70 at Vanderpump Cocktail Garden inside Caesars Palace or online here

Plaza Coffee Bar Blend

The Plaza’s Coffee Bar has 12-ounce bags of Plaza Classic Blend whole bean coffee roasted by the locally owned Dark Moon Coffee Roasters. The coffee is specially roasted for the Plaza with beans originating from Colombia and Ethiopia. The unique blend has tasting notes of dark chocolate, caramel, and blackberry.

Buy: $14 at at Coffee Bar at the Plaza (located beside registration at the dome entrance)

A tidy plate of spaghetti — Spaghetti at Scarpetta

The Chef’s Table at Scarpetta

This holiday season, give the gift of gathering around the table with an Italian family dinner at the Chef’s Table at Scarpetta inside the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The private dining experience for parties of up to six diners brings six courses of chef de cuisine Michael Vitangeli’s recipes. Menu highlights include homemade burratta made with prosciutto, roasted bell peppers, cracked pepper, fresh Crisini, and super Tuscan olive oil; scampi with homemade pasta, smothered jumbo prawns, heirloom tomatoes, capers, Vermentino wine, roasted garlic, and Salmoriglio; porchetta, a roasted pork belly with apple mostarda and horseradish crema; and canoli and torta della Nona for dessert.

Buy: $200, Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Jonathan Adler x Flamingo Las Vegas retail line

Jonathan Adler x Flamingo Las Vegas Exclusive Retail Line

The Flamingo Las Vegas launched a partnership with famed potter and designer Jonathan Adler with a line of bespoke retail items available for purchase at the Flamingo Promenade store. Gift items range from beach towels, sculptures, mugs, poker chip sets, and more. A porcelain mug from the collection for $25 features a bold pink and green pattern on porcelain, sold in a couture gift box. A porcelain sculpture in pink or white comes with mod-shaped cutouts with a soft pink gloss glaze for $48 to $148. A porcelain coaster set in bold pink and green comes in a couture gift box for $68.

Buy: $25-$150, Flamingo Las Vegas retail store or 702-733-3361

Buffalo Wild Wings Gift Set of Fan Fave Sauces

This gift set from Buffalo Wild Wings features Parm Garlic, Honey BBQ, and Asian Zing sauces that can be used for marinades, dipping sauces for meats and veggies, or topping off burgers, chicken, pork, or fish.

Buy: $17.50, Amazon

Five bottles of sauces — SkinnyFats Catchups

SkinnyFATS Catchups

Locals favorite SkinnyFats has its line of ketchups that are all-natural, GMO- and gluten-free in flavors such as Jãlatcha (jalapeno), Unipeppercorn (black pepper), Turmerica Hot Mustard (turmeric), Porky Pineapple (pineapple), and Chillpotle (chipotle).

Buy: $4.95, Amazon

Three bottles of moonshine — Moonshine at the Mob Museum

Moonshine from the Mob Museum

The Mob Museum’s makes its own moonshine with flavors such as Cinn City and Ginger Jake. The moonshine is completely made in-house in the basement of the speakeasy.

Buy: 750-ml moonshine $20.95; 375-ml moonshine $15.95; and 50-ml moonshine $6.95 at the Mob Museum

The inside of a candy shop — Candies at Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse

Candies at Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse

Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse at the Flamingo Las Vegas offers a candy shop à la carte menu with an array of sweet treats. These can be purchased in the bakery façade entrance of the restaurant, located across from the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat. Options include butterscotch candies, malted milk balls, saltwater taffy, red licorice, caramels, gum balls, raspberry almond nuggets, and more.

Buy: $6-$15, Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse

a bottle of whiskey with a glass of whiskey next to it — Frey Ranch Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Frey Ranch’s flagship Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Aged for an average of five years, this 90-proof bourbon is smooth yet complex with oak and citrus aromas followed by vanilla, caramel, banana chips, and dried hay on the palate. In addition to receiving 92 points from The Tasting Panel, Frey Ranch Bourbon comes in a unique, artfully designed bottle, making it a beautiful addition to any home bar.

Buy: $49.99, Khoury’s Fine Wine & Spirits, Liquor Lineup, and Liquor World

A box of mystery chocolates — Ethel M Chocolate of the Month Club

Ethel M Chocolate of the Month Club

Chocolate of the Month Club ($50). Each month, a personally curated collection of artisanal chocolates will be delivered to their door and topped with a bonus surprise. Subscriptions can be purchased in increments of three, six, or 12 months.

Buy: $50, Ethel M Chocolates

A jaunty mascot with a soup dumpling as his head — Bao zai, one of the dumpling kids mascots at Din Tai Fung

Din Tai Fung Gifts

The Din Tai Fung characters, including Bao zai, one of the dumpling kids mascots, now have their own line of gifts ranging from pens to plush toys. A bobblehead doll, mugs, chopsticks, and key chains round out the adorable line of gifts.

Buy: $6-$39, Din Tai Fung at Aria

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