text: Inexpensive tables in a nottooshabby casino South Point also features the popular middleofthecountry burger chain Steak ShakennSouth Point is a lower priced hotel and casino near the Las Vegas Strip a lot closer to Vegas than Stateline or Whiskey Petes The casino features a wide variety of gaming and had several restaurants onsite I saw a lot of advertising for Steak Shake on the drive in and maybe because of that the restaurant had a very long line This is the furthest west I have seen a Steak Shake I thought they came only as west as TexasnnThe gaming tables are low with minimum bets but they dispense mostly chips Still your money can go longer here and I was fortunate enough to win here on this trip For a Saturday afternoon the casino had a good number of customers but it was not too crowded Because of the smaller crowd the smokiness of the casino was not too badnnThe staff was pleasant And maybe somewhat surprising to me at least was that the cocktail waitresses at least on this visit seemed more attractive than the ones I saw at the big Strip casinos that same weekendnnSouth Point is a good last gambling stop before heading back to Los Angeles For nongaming Vegas activities you are probably not going to find much of that here For food I am not familiar with a lot of the options they may just be bad hotel restaurants so you should probably try Steak Shake first Good or bad it will give you an opportunity to try a steakburger chain that is popular in the MidwestnnA large parking lot and a large structure are adjacent to the casino free parking