Dining at Horseshoe Las Vegas: on-site restaurants and bars

Full-service dining: Jack Binion’s Steak

Jack Binion’s Steak is Horseshoe’s signature steakhouse, focused on prime steaks, fresh seafood and classic steakhouse sides in a vintage Vegas-themed dining room. The restaurant accepts reservations and is commonly recommended for celebratory dinners or a more formal evening on property.

Hours and practicalities: Jack Binion’s Steak serves dinner Wednesday through Sunday, 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., and it follows a Business Casual dress code. Reservations are recommended; the dining room includes a large circular bar and accepts reservations via platforms like OpenTable.

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Casual and all-day dining: Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen

Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen is a large casual American restaurant located adjacent to the Caesars Sportsbook desk. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a sports-bar environment, many TVs and a patio seating area.

Practical details: The restaurant typically opens at 7:00 a.m.; hours are Sunday–Thursday 7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. and Friday–Saturday 7:00 a.m.–midnight. It seats a large number of guests and accepts reservations through platforms like OpenTable, useful during busy Strip hours.

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Quick bites and the food court

Horseshoe’s food-court area (Horseshoe Food Court/Food Hall) sits next to the Race & Sportsbook and operates 24/7, offering fast-service choices for late-night or on-the-go meals. Outlets include Nathan’s Famous, Sbarro, Johnny Rockets and other quick-service vendors.

Nosh Deli and LavAzza: Nosh Deli provides deli sandwiches and coffee throughout the day and evening (hours vary—ask the concierge), while LavAzza in the lobby focuses on coffee, smoothies and pastries for a quick morning stop.

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Bars, lounges and poolside drinks

Horseshoe has several bars and lounges that serve cocktails, beer and wine across different moods—from Sully’s Casino Bar on the gaming floor (open 24/7) to Fuel Bar, known for flair bartending in the Grand Bazaar Shops area. The property also includes intimate cocktail spots such as The Lock Speakeasy and Lobby Bar, plus Indigo Lounge for live entertainment.

Blu Pool Bar: The Blu Pool Bar serves poolside cocktails at the Blu Pool; cabanas and daybeds are available to reserve when the pool is open (seasonal). Some venues have age restrictions—Fuel Bar is listed with a 21+ restriction—so check listings or ask the concierge when planning an evening.

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Family-friendly dining and practical tips

Horseshoe is an all-ages resort and welcomes children of all ages. Casual, kid-friendly choices include Johnny Rockets, Nosh Deli and food-court outlets that operate late or 24 hours, making mealtimes flexible for families.

Practical tips: The hotel charges a mandatory resort fee (separate from room rate) that covers in-room Wi‑Fi for two devices and fitness-center passes for two guests per day; it does not include meals or drinks. If you need specific hours or to book a table or cabana, ask the concierge or check reservation platforms—many restaurants accept reservations (Jack Binion’s and Guy Fieri’s can be reserved).

• Resort fee does not include meals—plan dining separately
• Check concierge for current hours for Nosh Deli and LavAzza
• Reservations recommended for Jack Binion’s Steak and Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen