Steakhouse in the Plaza's glass dome · $$$$
Across Main Street in the Plaza, the steakhouse named for Oscar Goodman, the mob lawyer who became mayor, with its main dining room inside the Plaza's glass dome at the west end of Fremont Street. Start with the Hizzoner, the mayor's own drink of Bombay Sapphire with a slice of jalapeño, at $22, then Sal's jumbo shrimp cocktail at $28 and Carolyn's 16oz prime rib at $65. It opens every day from 5pm to 10pm, with happy hour in the lounge from 5pm to 7pm. No swimwear, gym wear or flip-flops, and book ahead.
Reserve aheadPlaza Hotel & Casino, 1 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Doughnut counter, open from 5am · $
The Plaza branch of the Las Vegas doughnut shop, across Main Street, for a cheap breakfast or a late box. The doughnuts are made daily from scratch with house-made fillings and toppings, and the coffee runs from classic brews to flavoured lattes and espressos. It opens at 5am every day and stays open until 2am from Sunday to Thursday and 3am on Friday and Saturday, or until the doughnuts run out, so it works for the morning and for the walk home from Fremont Street.
Walk inPlaza Hotel & Casino, 1 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Old Vegas supper club at the Four Queens · $$$$
The Four Queens' supper club, a brick-lined room of deep booths where the women at the table are handed a long-stemmed rose on arrival. Order the Hot Rock Specialty for two at $63, filet, swordfish, shrimp and chicken cooked at the table on a slab of sizzling granite. Every main comes with a salad made to order from the tableside cart, hot breads and chocolate-dipped strawberries, apricots and figs, and Bananas Foster and Cherries Jubilee are prepared at the table. It serves from 5pm to 10pm, and reservations are recommended.
Reserve aheadFour Queens, 202 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Speakeasy and distillery under the Mob Museum · $$
A Prohibition speakeasy and working distillery in the basement of the Mob Museum. A museum ticket includes it, but you do not need one: the museum posts the week's password on its speakeasy page, and with it you go in by the side door. The copper still makes the house moonshine, which goes into the Moonshine Mayhem with pineapple, tea and cardamom at $15; most cocktails are $15 or $16. It opens from 11am to 11pm, to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, and it is 21 and over.
Walk inThe Mob Museum, 300 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Pizza by the slice until 2am · $
The pizza counter on Fremont East built around Evel Knievel and his attempt to jump the Caesars Palace fountains. New York slices run from $5.75 for cheese to $7 for the Extreme Pepperoni, with three kinds of pepperoni, or share a 20-inch pie from $36, with a Boilermaker of the house whiskey and ale at $17. It opens at 11am and stays open until 2am from Sunday to Thursday and 4am on Fridays and Saturdays, which makes it the late slice after Fremont Street.
Walk in508 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Old Vegas steakhouse on the 24th floor · $$$$
Just east along Fremont Street, on the 24th floor of Binion's tower, the room that opened in 1965 as the Top of the Mint still keeps its vintage Vegas décor, with the city spread out below the windows. Start with Benny's Chicken Fried Lobster for two, butterflied tails fried golden, then the 16oz prime rib roasted in a rock-salt crust at $88 or a 10oz New York at $62, and finish with the Baked Alaska, flambéed at the table, at $16. It serves dinner from 5pm to 10pm, Thursday to Monday, and is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Book, and ask for a window.
Reserve aheadBinion's Gambling Hall, 128 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Bib Gourmand Italian in the Arts District · $$
Chef James Trees's Italian restaurant in the Arts District, named for his great-aunt and holding a Bib Gourmand in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide. Start with the house sourdough and something to spread on it, nduja butter or burrata, then the chitarra cacio e pepe at $23 or one of the three-day sourdough pizzas. Dinner runs from 5pm to 11pm every day, lunch from 11am on weekdays and brunch from 10am to 3pm at weekends. Book, and take a taxi: it is four minutes by car and 24 on foot.
Reserve ahead1131 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89104
No breakfast comes with the room: the rates on sale for a Tuesday in May 2027 are room only. Inside, Saginaw's Delicatessen serves breakfast 24 hours a day, with eggs Benedict, latkes and a breakfast sandwich of two eggs, bacon, white cheddar and Sriracha mayo on a sesame brioche bun with breakfast potatoes, and Jack Pots pours Zingerman's coffee with breakfast items, sandwiches and salads around the clock. Rooms have a fridge but no coffee maker, so the first coffee is downstairs.
Outside, Pinkbox Doughnuts opens at 5am across Main Street in the Plaza, and Esther's Kitchen serves brunch from 10am to 3pm on Saturdays and Sundays, four minutes away by car.
Downtown Cocktail Room, just south of Fremont Street on Las Vegas Boulevard, was named among Food & Wine's 50 best bars in America and still turns up in older guides, but it has closed after 18 years. For a serious cocktail downtown, go to The Underground, or book one of the 16 places at The Laundry Room, the speakeasy inside Commonwealth on Fremont East, which opens in the evening only.
