The Fruit platter can serve a small village. (includes a small bucket of sorbet, a loaf of banana bread and a side of marshmallow dipping sauce as garnish)
Bring a roll of quarters and geek out over one of the finest collections of pinball machines in the world. They have generations upon generations of games that you never thought you would see again!
Go to Frank's Tiki Lounge for a 1950-60s beach themed good time! The drinks are all rum based and there are plenty of shrunken heads. A favorite drink is the Thurston Howell!
Dining/Shopping/Drinking park made out of shipping containers. Do try the giant spiral slide in the middle of the park and enjoy the burning man style preying mantis at the entrance.
This is the place to see Vegas’ past. This 3-acre light-filled graveyard shows over 160 years of vintage signs. Don’t miss the Silver Slipper and the Stardust Casino sign. Read more.
Welcome … now you’re part of the “family.” You’ll learn a lot here, but some things are better left unexplained … capiche? Read more.
Go upstairs and race mechanical horses in the old timey Sigma Derby game. It only take quarters
El Cortez is a gem from Las Vegas' earlier days. Some of the rooms remain just as they were when Bugsy Siegel owned the it in the 1940s. Read more.
This is a bar with true mixologists. You should allow them to do their magic and create something for you.
Every 30 minutes and on the hour, there is a crazy show in the water that will scare the crap out of you.
Take a break from searching for your lost salt shaker at this lively flair bar at Margaritaville Casino and drink a Landshark, margarita or other island-style potent potables.
one of the few places to buy hard liquor in downtown but the place is hard core. it is a bar and a liquor store. the bartender has to buzz you in the front door.
Contains a cool bar, diner, free wifi, outdoor patio with Airstream, open 24 hours. Its a creation of the Downtown Project / Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh. (No longer contains gambling).
