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Although Circus Circus is known primarily as a kid’s spot, parents will often hit the town late at night and leave the kids with a babysitter. After a few drinks at the club, even parents sometimes want to chow down on junk food and the Casino Café is the perfect spot to act like a kid again. Whether coming by during the day with the family or at night during “grown-up time,” the Casino Café will have just the grub you are hungry for. Large portions and freshly prepared entrees are better than you would expect from a small diner and don’t forget to try a cup of their fresh brewed coffee. At the Casino Café, it’s ok to have breakfast at 2 a.m. (We won’t tell anyone). Try a fresh all American breakfast plate with eggs cooked anyway you like, fresh hash browns, bacon, and crispy toast. If you’re looking for some lunch items try a crisp Caesar salad or the soup of the day. If you’re really hungry try their oversized hamburgers that are almost impossible to fit in your mouth. Another house favorite is the meat loaf that is almost as good as your mom used to make; smothered in gravy and served with sautéed mushrooms and a baked potato. Other specialties include the steak sandwich and the prime rib that is cut thick and served juicy.
After a long day at the Adventuredome with the kids, the casino café is the perfect option. Portions are large to fill your appetite and there is a kid’s meal for the little ones to enjoy all of their favorites. You also may notice the fun circus décor that follows with the theme of the rest of the hotel. Don’t forget to try one of their delicious pies for dessert.
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Location:
Circus Circus
Address:
2880 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone:
(702) 734-0410
Hours:
24 Hours
Cuisine:
American
Average Cost:
$5-$15
Payment Options:
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diner’s Club, Cash
Reservations:
Optional
Attire:
Casual
More Info:
Also offers the Red Dragon Chinese menu after 5 p.m.
Best known for:
Food that pleases kids and adults
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