They also have fresh from the kitchen entrees including chicken dishes, pasta and meatballs.
It’s ideal if you want to grab something quickly between parties, or before heading out for a busy day in the Nevada city.īonanno’s New York Pizzaria serves hand-tossed brick oven-baked pizza, made using premium and natural ingredients. With four casual spots, the Flamingo Food Court is a convenient one-stop dining spot that will cater to the tastes of everyone in the group.
Opening Hours: Mon-Thur 6am-3pm, Fri-Sun 6am-9pm. Not just a breakfast spot, they also have a selection of sandwiches, pizzas, and snacks for lunch. Start your day off right or end a wild night with a tasty coffee and a range array of freshly baked goods like croissants, brownies and danishes. Nook Express serves fresh coffee and baked goods daily. There will be something for you to quickly chow down on, from breakfast sandwiches to pastries, salads, and pizza. Nook Express is the perfect spot for grab-and-go eats, because there is so much to see in Vegas we understand you might be in a rush. Specialties: Cheeseburger and margaritas. Opening Hours: Sun-Thurs 8am-10pm, Friday & Sat 8am-11pm. Every day is happy hour, and you’ll find fantastic live acts over the weekend. This is a popular spot on games day, mainly due to their $20 beer buckets. You’ll live the island life at Margaritaville, a restaurant with six bars and live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. Take home one of Margaritaville’s 45-ounce souvenir blender cups with a dispensing spout or visit the adjacent 3,000-square-foot retail store. Their menu is filled with bright Caribbean flavors like chicken egg rolls, shrimp, and fish tacos as well as flavorful burgers. This 12,000-square-foot, three-level Caribbean-themed restaurant has two outdoor patios for you to relax with a good cocktail. Inspired by the music of Jimmy Buffet and the Parrothead life, Margaritaville offers island-inspired entrées and drinks for non-stop Vegas party. Specialties: Cocktails, burritos and tacos. Opening Hours: Mon-Thur 8am-11pm, Fri-Sun 8am-2am. Some people have described this spot as being like spring break all year round. With a fantastic drinks menu and the bartenders putting on a flair show, this is a great spot to dine on good food and enjoy cocktails like margaritas and daiquiris. If you like super-hot food, ask for the secret Habanero salsa, not included on the menu.Ĭarlos ‘n Charlie’s is the perfect spot for a wild night out with friends. Enjoy the bright and kitschy interior design while dining on delicious Mexican cuisine and tasty cocktails.įrom chimichangas and burritos and sizzling hot fajitas, Carlos ‘n Charlie’s offers a fantastic range of mouth-watering Mexican delicacies. Opening Hours: 5pm-10pm Closed Tuesday and WednesdayĬarlos ‘n Charlie’s has stunning views over the Flamingo Las Vegas gardens and lots of personalities. The old-fashioned beverage cart allows you to choose your own spirit, citrus, and syrup for custom cocktails. This is the only premium, high-end dining spot at Flamingo, so if you are set on a certain time and date, we recommend reserving a table.ĭry and wet-aged premium steaks are the highlights of their menu, along with seafood towers and a range of cocktails. Tucked away in the dining area is the intimate The Count Room, serving cocktails and small plates. 
This high-end steakhouse is decorated with a nod of the speakeasy to the dining patio and main area. You will be transported to another era when you enter through the bakery “front”. This establishment pays homage to Bugsy Siegel, who opened the Flamingo Hotel in 1946 alongside the mobster Meyer Lansky. Best Restaurants in Flamingo Las Vegas Bugsy & Meyer’s SteakhouseĮxperience a taste of classic 1940s Las Vegas at Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse.
No time to sit and wait? You can order from the menu for both takeout and delivery. Whether you’re looking for a quiet bite at the Flamingo’s food court or want to get lost in a speakeasy-like Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse, Flamingo has a range of restaurants located center of the Vegas strip. It has a limited amount of dining places geared towards the casual, grab and go lifestyle.
While it’s an affordable and fun place to stay and play, the Flamingo has never been known for its food and restaurants. This casino and hotel has a Caribbean twist with a 15-acre Caribbean-style pool and bunk bed suites. Flamingo is a fantastic location to stay, play and dine whilst visiting Las Vegas.
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