Located on the south end of the Las Vegas Boulevard, the king suite #2481 has a dazzling city view. Top it off with the chocolate molten cake and some vanilla ice cream and you’ll be ready to call it a night and put your feet up in one of South Point’s hotel rooms. Surrounded by cowboys and the sweet smell of leather, Silverado Steak House creates a cowboy-sized meal of flat iron prime rib with café de Paris butter served on a sizzling plate alongside asparagus, salad and a baked potato. If a hearty dinner is your preferred choice, the Silverado Steak House is a place to immerse yourself into South Point’s equestrian culture.
Be hesitant to order more than one restaurant favorite, every meal is perfect for any seafood lover, and perfectly filling. My waitress recommended the Maryland jumbo crab cocktail ($16) as a popular menu item, while Las Vegas locals swear by the lobster grilled cheese on sourdough ($24). Trying lunch at the Big Sur Oyster Bar might just keep you full well past dinner. Lobster grilled cheese sandwich at Big Sur Oyster BarĪfter a day of watching equestrian events, South Point offers the perfect places to suffice your appetite.
