Chick-fil-A

This offbeat drive-through burger joint also features an outdoor drive-in theater with weekly films.

Historic venue with a lively casino, upscale dining & a waterslide that goes through a shark tank. Overlooking the Fremont Street Experience, this classic downtown casino hotel dating from 1946 is a 6-minute walk from the Mob Museum. Set across 4 towers, the modern rooms come with marble tubs, 42-inch flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi. Club rooms add whirlpool tubs, wet bars, and/or floor-to-ceiling windows. Suites provide living rooms; some have loft bedrooms. Perks include a bustling casino, an outdoor pool with a waterslide that travels through a secured shark tank, and a fitness center (fee), plus a spa, live entertainment, and casual and fine-dining restaurants, including a renowned steakhouse and a Mexican tequila bar. There's no resort fee.

Updated takes on classic Italian plates and cocktails presented in an open space with outdoor seating.

Tucked away in the Arts District, the Velveteen Rabbit charms with vintage decor and inventive craft cocktails, perfect for a cozy night out.

Step into the Golden Steer, a vintage Vegas gem serving up expertly cooked steaks and fresh seafood, all set against a lively, nostalgic backdrop.

Popular chain turning out Nashville hot chicken tenders and sliders, plus mac 'n' cheese and milkshakes.

Nestled on Fremont Street, Peyote serves up vibrant Latin-inspired dishes and stunning cocktails in a cozy, retro Vegas vibe that's hard to resist.

Creative American cuisine such as tacos and sliders plus desserts, cocktails, and a covered patio.