What Are the Ten Oldest Restaurants in Las Vegas?

What are the ten oldest restaurants in Las Vegas?

1. El Torito (Henderson, 1954)

2. Bob Taylor Original Ranch House (1955)

3. Golden Steer (1958)

4. Macayo Vegas (E. Charleston, 1959; it's been announced that this restaurant will be closing soon)

5. Battista's Hole in the Wall (1970)

6. Peppermill (1972)

7. Bootlegger (1972)

8. Chicago Joe's (1975)

9. Hugo's Cellar (1976)

10. Pamplemousse (1976)

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Vegas Todd Mar-26-2019

QOD

No Tony Roma's?

Reno Faoro Mar-26-2019

 INFAMOUS ---

OMG -  WHERE IS TIFFANY'S . eatery inside a drug store  on LAS VEGAS BLVD. . they had -----TROUT ON MENU FOR BREAKFAST,   might be closed.

Kevin Lewis Mar-26-2019

What i really want to know is...

This is a gambling site. Tell us about the ten oldest slot players.

O2bnVegas Mar-26-2019

It's a QOD, Kevin

Kevin, dear, someone sent this question in.  Have a little respect.

Patrick Mar-26-2019

The Tillerman

Miss The Tillerman.  I know the building is still there, but the restaurant is gone. Would it have made the Top 10? Great spot.

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Circus?

THE Steakhouse at Circus-Circus.

[email protected] Mar-26-2019

Binion's & Second Street

What about Binion's Ranch Steakhouse and Fremont's Second Street Grill?

queen of comps Mar-26-2019

Vegas site

Kevin, notice the name of this website - it is not a "gambling" site, but a "Las Vegas" site.  And Brad and I are planning to live long enough to claim the title of "Oldest Casino Gambler."  We are well on our way -  albeit limping a bit on our way!

Kevin Lewis Mar-26-2019

Not a particularly useful QOD

Candy, I DO "have a little respect." Just not much more than that :) But the question doesn't have a lot of practical value and really could only be answered by informed speculation anyway, unless someone actually went down to the courthouse and scoured business licenses given out during the last 70+ years. Also, if a restaurant changed names but continued operating, would it qualify for the top ten, above--and would anybody trying to research it even know? What if the Scorched Goose opened in 1992 but it used to be called the Fried Duck before it changed hands and had been in continuous operation since 1645? Would anyone even be able to find that out? And would it count if a restaurant had changed locations? Meaningless QOD, as it's a practical impossibility to answer accurately.

Question of the Day - 26 March 2019

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