Famous "Old Style" Vegas Restaurants

First opened in 1975 Chicago Joe’s was a favorite spot of the mob for much of Las Vegas’ early history.  Today it is still an attraction to lawyers and legal staff from the law firms in the neighborhood, it’s debatable which group are actual “gangsters” but what isn’t debatable is the fact that you will enjoy amazing home cooked Italian meals.  The house speciality is Chicken Angelo with Pasta.

Top of Binion’s is located on the 24th floor of Binion’s world famous casino.  Inside this steakhouse you will notice the vintage Las Vegas decor. The menu offers a variety of mouthwatering dishes including Rib-eye, Filet Mignon, Prime RIb, and Porterhouse Steaks.  There is also an amazing main dish of Chicken Fried lobster. Many other fresh seafood dishes include Main lobster, Halibut and Salmon.

The Golden Steer is one of the oldest steakhouses in Las Vegas.  This spot is well known for being one of the hangouts of the “Rat Pack” back in the day.  The Golden Steer has had many famous customers including Natalie Wood, Nat “King” Cole, Joe DiMaggio, Elvis Presley and Mario Andretti to name a few.  Besides all the celebrity they are also much better known for their famous Prime RIb, New York, filet or beef.

Hugo’s was an extremely popular hang out for the Rat Pack during their major days in Vegas. Located in the Four Queens hotel and boasting awesome retro 70’s decor, an old world charm, and the finishing touch that every lady gets a rose with dinner. With custom salads, chocolate dipped fruit, and a great selection of wine all go amazingly with the fresh seafood and perfectly aged steaks.

Oscars is awesome! Located in the Plaza hotel and named after Oscar Goodman who was a famous defense attorney for the Las Vegas Mob. You might recognize scenes from the movie “Casino” which were shot in the casino and Oscar’s itself. Known for hand crafted cocktails and perfectly aged steaks Oscar’s is a great choice for a great steak.