Binion's Steakhouse is located in downtown Las Vegas at the top of their building. Too much history to even begin to get into, but suffice to say, this is "old Vegas." People that gamble, drink and eat downtown are treated to a more friendly side of the town where it is not all about being looked at as walking revenue. Here, you are treated with respect and appreciation as soon as you enter. Make no mistake, there is nothing real fancy about Binions. It was never intended to be plush and opulent. It's ambiance is for those of us that enjoy an atmosphere of days gone past. It's a saloon, gambling hall, and features a terrific steakhouse and coffee shop. Note: back in the 70's, steaks with all the trimmings were $2.00 after midnight ! Ahhh, the good old days... The menu is very straightforward and offers (predictably) a larger selection of steaks and chops than other restaurants owned or managed by name recognized chefs. The food is good, the service is good, and the views of the strip or downtown only add to the experience. Should you ever have a problem, mention the issue to your server, or the manager, and I am positive that they will correct the problem. Having dined there many times over the last 26-years, I have never encountered a single issue with food or service. Not once. This is not an award winning restaurant. So, if you are looking to dress to the absolute nines, and spend $500 on dinner with your date, you can find a lot of those places on the strip that will accommodate you. At Binion's Steakhouse, you are going to get a good meal, and not over pay either. Visit the bar too. The bartenders and wait staff are friendly enough to chat with you. They pour some good whiskey too! And, by the way, Binion's has a respectable wine menu that is also priced fair. In Las Vegas, there are a lot of steakhouses. Binion's offers good food, fairly priced, in an adult atmosphere. If you are a steak lover, give Binion's a try.
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positive