Unlike the one in St. George, they accept credit cards. They are located between Cafe Rio & Gramaldi's.

positive

Hubby's sandwich was different and he really liked it. I had a turkey dinner that was little more than shaved, processed turkey, some flavorless mashed potatoes, and plain steamed carrots. The kids each had a burger and we spent over $100. Not a good deal, I would not return here. The extra star is because hubby really enjoyed his sandwich (Ruben on rye). The rest....meh

negative

I just didn't feel this place. My trip to the Canyon Club was also my first voyage into the Four Queens. All of the casinos downtown feel on the small (made in the 50's/60's) side of things, but the 4Q takes the cake. Finding the Canyon Club inside the casino wasn't easy. I got in without having to pay a cover charge because I was with a group. The drinks are average price, around 4-5 bucks for a beer, more for a mixed drink. I think my long island iced tea was 7 or 8. The barstaff and waitresses were very nice, so that's what got this place the two stars. I was told to step outside of the club when I lit up a cigarette. Yes, anywhere else in the country that's a no brainer, but this is vegas! Also, they let just about anyone in. During my short time there, I noticed not only a lot of fanny pack, denim shorts wearing tourists, but also their 10-year-old kids. Mullets and all.

negative

The Good: $1.75 per item tapas menu of dips, cheeses, and meets. Gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian options. The Bad: The food was ok but the service and atmosphere are seriously lacking. Very slow server. (Would have given the place 3 stars if I didn't fall asleep at the table waiting for my bill) What it comes down to is that there is nothing that this place does any better than a Pita Jungle.
negative