Get a free souvenir photo of your Las Vegas vacation at this famous downtown casino between 4 p.m. Souvenir Photo, Binion’s Horseshoe Hotel-Casino, Free A tip for vegetarians: one of Las Vegas’ finest salad bars is served next door in the restaurant ($8.99/lunch, $12.99/dinner). Also recommended is the seafood-packed bouillabaisse for $17.99 and clams or oysters on the half shell for $9.99/half dozen. It comes with a basket of sourdough rolls, making it a meal in itself. But one adjacent to the Broiler steak house at Palace Station serves a big bowl of chunky red or white clam chowder for $2.95. One thing Las Vegas is not known for is oyster bars given the number of restaurants, there are surprisingly few. Clam Chowder, Palace Station Hotel-Casino, $3.99 The El Cortez is located on the outskirts of downtown and hence attracts a rougher crowd.ġ3. One fly in the ointment (no, that’s not a dish on the menu): this one isn’t for the faint of heart. Roberta’s is a classic example of a Las Vegas “bargain gourmet” restaurant, where prime rib and porterhouse or New York steaks are served for under $11 and a complete chicken dinner goes for $8.95. Complete Chicken Dinner, El Cortez Hotel-Casino, $8.95 in the coffee shop at the California, downtown.ġ4. (It’s called the “graveyard steak” if you want to talk the talk.) Las Vegas used to have several such offers, but this complete dinner - which comes with salad, potato, vegetable, and rolls - is the last of the breed. There’s just something special about being able to go home and brag about eating a complete steak dinner for $3.99.

This deal is actually more about novelty than quality.

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