Late Dining Restaurants

Welcome to Ace of Steaks - At Glatt Kosher Steakhouse. You're not a customer here at Ace Of Steaks, you are our special guest each and every one of you. Learn More »

since 1992 - a locals favorite - 24 taps - sports bar - delicious food - great value and atmosphere. Slot machines - we comp players - dog friendly patio Learn More »

Tucked inside the Venetian, AquaKnox is an oasis in the desert. Chef Tom Moloney’s “global water cuisine” delectably weaves together bold international flavors and fresh, quality ingredients. A pan-seared grouper is paired with lobster-miso broth, soba noodles, and baby bok choy, while day boat scallops are served alongside parsnip puree and citrus jus. The dining room sets a perfect stage for such stunning cuisine—it is itself awash in bold colors and forms. Next time you are feeling parched, head to AquaKnox for a refreshing, mouthwatering experience. Learn More »

Open since 2000, Brando’s Sports Bar blends the traditions of a neighborhood pub, pizzeria, and bar. Brando’s is best known for their Chicago style pizza, signature burgers, and video poker. The venue features multiple plasma screens so that patrons can keep up with the action of all the games. Brando’s also features video gaming and frequent contests with prizes. Guests from all over enjoy stopping by this neighborhood bar for a quick bite to eat, some gaming, and a friendly atmosphere. Complete with good food, friends, drinks, and games Brando’s Sports Bar ensures an enjoyable time for all parties in … Learn More »

Big Al’s Oyster Bar at The Orleans dishes out Cajun and Creole cuisine in a colorful setting on a daily basis. Open for lunch and dinner, this casual seafood-only establishment offers fare in the form of starters, salads, oyster shooters, and main entrees. House specialties include the Cajun Ole Oyster Shooter, Louisiana Gumbo, and Big Al’s PoBoy Sandwich. With an extensive selection of seafood ranging from shrimp and salmon to clams and crab, each dish at Big Al’s Oyster Bar features a plateful of marine cuisine. Finally, the wine list at Big Al’s Oyster Bar includes both domestic and foreign … Learn More »

In the heart of Sin City lies a culinary haven for simple yet sophisticated fare that indulges the child within while catering to the mature palate. The Burger Bar is the work and genius of internationally acclaimed Chef Hubert Keller, and reflects his keen eye for detail, quality, and flavor. We all crave the simpler pleasures in life: a thick, juicy burger with all the fixings and a decadently sweet drink to follow, and the Burger Bar delivers. The refined diner in us demands quality above all else; options like the Country Natural and American Kobe Beef burgers are excellence … Learn More »

The Sporting House provides a dizzying array of sporting event and sports-related programming on over 100 flat screen TVs, making it imperative to catch the game and fight of the week while having your favorite bar favorites and ice-cold beer. Watching sports has been elevated to another level, as the spectator is surrounded by elegance and brilliant technology to both view and play games in the elaborate gaming center. Private rooms are available to accommodate gatherings along with screening rooms for small parties in style and privacy. This is definitely an upscale touch to bar-bite classics for any sport fanatic. Learn More »

Hash House A Go Go, located in the Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino, is ideal for those craving a fresh breakfast. Hash House A Go Go specializes in “twisted farm food”; this includes a menu full of fresh dishes with a Mid-Western influence. Start your meal with a selection of juices or premium coffee. Hash House A Go Go also offers unique bloody marys and mimosas like the Blood Orange Crush. With breakfast and brunch being served until 2:00 am on the weekends, there’s plenty of time to enjoy a wide selection of favorites at Hash House a Go Go. Learn More »

While Mr. Lucky’s 24-7 may have an unusual name, it serves as a reminder as to what customers can expect to find at any day or time. This restaurant is known for their classic American fare that is excellently prepared and usually holds a unique twist. The “lucky” portion of the restaurant’s name comes partially from the fact that Mr. Lucky’s is one of the only restaurants to have real gaming machines in the restaurant. Whether customers desire a simple salad or a juicy steak, Mr. Lucky’s is eager to offer it in the tastiest way possible. Learn More »

Serving as the forefront to an unforgettable dining experience, The Grill at Valentino is the casual counterpart to the fine dining establishment, Valentino. A perfect setting to sample the delightful menu created by the 2004 "Best Chef in the Southwest": Luciano Pellegrini, The Grill is open for lunch, dinner and Sunday Brunch, showcasing a wide range of Italian specialties including their renowned grilled pizzas, bountiful main course salads and hot panini creations. Classic favorites also make an appearance on the menu, satisfying heartier appetites with traditional offerings such as pastas and specialty grilled proteins. Satiate your cravings with the Veal … Learn More »