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10 Las Vegas restaurants worth the trip

Las Vegas dining is defined by the old-school supper club: dim lighting, red leather booths, tableside Caesars, and steaks as big as the bets outside. Beyond the Strip's celebrity-chef temples sit decades-old survivors trading in martinis, garlicky Italian classics, and Rat Pack-era glamour. These institutions preserve the vintage soul of a city forever reinventing itself. Below are ten Las Vegas institutions that have earned their lines. Use it as a shortlist, or tap the button above and let one nearby pick settle dinner for you right now.

  • Golden Steer SteakhouseParadise

    Vegas's oldest steakhouse, since 1958, a former Sinatra haunt; famous for bone-in cuts.

  • El Sombrero CafeArts District

    The city's oldest Mexican restaurant, serving handmade tortillas since 1950.

  • Bob Taylor's Original Ranch HouseNorthwest Las Vegas

    Mesquite-grilled steakhouse since 1955, among the valley's oldest.

  • Top of Binion's SteakhouseDowntown

    Steakhouse atop Binion's since 1965, with skyline views and chicken-fried lobster.

  • The PeppermillLas Vegas Strip

    A neon-lit 1972 coffee shop and Fireside Lounge, beloved for towering breakfasts.

  • Hugo's CellarDowntown

    Romantic basement steakhouse since 1973, a rose for every lady.

  • Chicago Joe'sDowntown

    Tiny brick-cottage Italian since 1975, serving Sicilian-rooted pasta.

  • Bootlegger BistroSouth Las Vegas

    Family Italian with roots to 1949, open 24 hours with live lounge.

  • Piero's Italian CuisineConvention Center

    Old-school Italian since 1982, a "Casino" filming site famous for osso buco.

  • Jerry's NuggetNorth Las Vegas

    Family-owned casino since 1964 whose retro diner draws locals.

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