Village Eateries at New York-New York

Village Eateries at New York-New York Review

Just about every big casino on the Strip has an inexpensive food court. But it's the charming ambiance of New York-New York's Village Eateries that separates it from the pack. There are several dining options in this faux-Greenwich Village setting where you can stroll along cobblestone alleyways, past brownstone replicas replete with details such as awnings, backlit windows, and metal fire escapes. There's even a shoeshine stand located below a faithful reproduction of a subway entrance in Manhattan. Traffic signage and old-school parking meters and pay phones contribute to the illusion. You can nosh on pizza, burgers, hot dogs, quesadillas, cheesesteaks, fish-and-chips, ice cream, and plenty of other treats. Most restaurants close at 10 pm; Sirrico's Pizza is open until 3 am.