My favorite steakhouses downtown are Oscar's and Andiamo, haven't been to Barry's yet since Oscar's happy hour always draws me in.
What do you think of Hugos?
My favorite steakhouses downtown are Oscar's and Andiamo, haven't been to Barry's yet since Oscar's happy hour always draws me in.
What do you think of Hugos?
Originally posted by: Inigo Montoya
I use this coupon every year. My favorite steakhouses downtown are Oscar's and Andiamo, haven't been to Barry's yet since Oscar's happy hour always draws me in. But Top of Binion's is always a treat, the service is excellent and I like their bread, butter and 3 salt you're given when you sit down. Even small things like the 'free' gelato palate cleanser and your steak coming with sides instead of à la carte is nice. I don't find their steak as good as other places but it's still pretty good and the view is great.
This is a terrific coupon and keeps me going back. I probably lose value because I overtip but that's ok in my book, it's become a tradition for me to relax here on a trip and eat in a nice legacy restaurant.
Wife and I are going to Vegas in March for four days and one of those days will be spent on a coupon run downtown. I already let her know that we would be eating at Top of Binions and getting that glass of champagne at Circa.....along with running around doing the match plays and picking up freeplay.
Hugo's is ok, nice touch giving the lady's a long stem rose when they come in the door. The service was always great, but the food wasn't all that impressive. I still laugh when I think about the last time I was there - I asked for a Woodford with a single rock and they returned with a tall glass with crushed ice filled with whiskey to the brim. I had to refuse and they returned with a small glass with 2 cubes in it, which was better, but c'mon!
You do get a free 'dessert' at the end of your meal, consisting of some small chocolates or such.
But for steakhouses, near the bottom for Fremont when you have Oscars, Andiamo, Top of Binions, Vic & Anthony's and Barry's. Definitely ahead of Tony Roma's at Fremont. Some people absolutely love it, but beyond the old school steakhouse feel, I don't find it worth going to.
I need to do the Legacy Club 2 glasses of Champagne coupon this next trip. I just didn't make it up there last year. Definitely be worth it for the Champagne, the view (go at night or sunset) and to also check the wall of gold bars and current market price!
Good for you, I think you'll have a grand time!
Circa champagne often (not always) has quite a strict dresscode.
Last year 25 percent up to $100.
What is a Circa dress code.We have dinner at Binions.Dressy casual.
Originally posted by: UnclePete
Circa champagne often (not always) has quite a strict dresscode.
Figured that, so wife will wear a dress and I will wear slacks and a collared shirt.
Legacy Club (The rooftop bar) at Circa has a dress code. They encourage "upscale nightlife attire" and prohibit things like, sweatpants, loungewear, and swimwear.
When I was there I was probably "business casual" wearing docker type shorts and a button down shirt. I had no problem. Some others in the group were a bit more casual without issue. One of the women was wearing shorts with a casual top and a "hoodie" style sweater. They let her in but asked her not to wear the hoodie.
It's a pretty nice rooftop view and definitely worth checking out. They have a large display of gold bars at the entry that looks pretty cool. Worth going in for a drink or two but it's pretty expensive.
From their website:
At Legacy Club, we encourage our guests to look their finest while they enjoy the breathtaking view from level 60. Upscale nightlife attire is strongly encouraged. Sports attire, athleisure / casual loungewear, and swimwear are not permitted.
The bars were 1.9m in value in 2023, now worth 4.6m. I'd say Derek made a decent investment even though he's printing money daily downstairs!
