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Steakhouse, buffet, dim sum, casual courtside options.
Explore a Las Vegas dining lineup spanning Scotch 80 Prime’s wood-grilled steaks, Japanese-certified Wagyu and seafood; A.Y.C.E. Buffet’s global stations; Tim Ho Wan dim sum; Serrano Vista Cafe comfort food; noodles, pizza, tacos, island-inspired fare, coffee, sweets and quick bites. For drinks, head to Ghostbar on the 55th floor, North Bar, Tonic Sports Bar or Unknown.
An elevated modern steakhouse at Palms Casino Resort featuring wood-grilled prime cuts, dry-aged steaks, Japanese-certified Wagyu, and sustainable seafood. Scotch 80 Prime suits celebratory dinners and polished nights out, with a sleek, business-casual atmosphere.
A vibrant international buffet restaurant at Palms Casino Resort offering a world-spanning spread across seven food stations, with fresh seafood, a daily Snow Crab selection, a carving station, and made-to-order pasta. A.Y.C.E. Buffet suits guests who want variety and a relaxed, busy dining rhythm.
A bustling Chinese dim sum restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving classic small plates from the kitchen of Dim Sum Specialists. Tim Ho Wan is ideal for sharing steamed baskets and savory bites between gaming or shows, with an easygoing, efficient feel.
A casual American café at Palms Casino Resort serving comfort food with a contemporary twist, from breakfast favorites and avocado toast to poke, burgers, and steak. Serrano Vista Cafe suits relaxed all-day dining, with an easygoing feel and à la carte service.
A vibrant Pan-Asian noodle restaurant at Palms Casino Resort featuring hand-crafted bowls, savory broths, and quick, flavorful dishes in a lively setting. Send Noodles suits late-night cravings and casual meals alike, with a colorful mural and energetic vibe.
A casual pizza restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving fresh East Coast-style pies and slices in a quick, laid-back setting. Palms Pizza suits late-night cravings or a relaxed meal, with easy pickup and a lively spot across from A.Y.C.E. Buffet.
A lively Mexican restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving modern Mexico City street tacos with generations of family recipes and house-made salsas. Al Vapor Street Tacos suits guests craving bold, quick bites in a casual setting, with fresh flavors and an easygoing feel.
A casual Hawaiian/Pacific Rim restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving island-inspired American dishes and Pacific flavors in the Quick Bites food court. 604loha Grill is ideal for a relaxed, flavorful stop between gaming and exploring the resort, with a laid-back, easygoing feel.
A casual Chinese fast food restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving familiar stir-fry favorites for a quick bite in the food court. Panda Express is ideal for guests who want something fast, satisfying and easy to grab between casino stops, with a lively, no-fuss feel.
Casual American fast food restaurant at Palms Casino Resort serving McDonald’s classics for quick, round-the-clock bites. McDonald’s suits guests needing a familiar meal between casino visits or late-night plans, with an easygoing, no-fuss feel.
A convenient café at Palms Casino Resort serving freshly brewed coffee, espresso drinks, and quick grab-and-go refreshments in the Quick Bites food court. The Coffee Bean is ideal for an easy morning stop or an afternoon pick-me-up, with fast service and a casual feel.
Sweet dessert cafe at Palms Casino Resort featuring mochi treats for a quick, playful stop in the Quick Bites food court. Yo! Mochi suits guests craving a light treat between plans, with an easygoing feel and convenient on-the-go access.
A dramatic cocktail lounge at Palms Casino Resort on the 55th floor, offering signature drinks and skyline views from a cigar-friendly rooftop setting. Ghostbar suits late-night gatherings and celebratory toasts, with a stylish, high-energy feel above the city.
A stylish cocktail bar at Palms Casino Resort featuring a marble-and-gold bar top, built-in gaming terminals, patterned barstools, and a full liquor display beneath mounted sports screens. North Bar suits guests who want drinks and live game action in the Non-Smoking Gaming Area, with an easygoing buzz.
A lively sports bar at Palms Casino Resort offering signature drinks, beers, and cocktails around the clock. Tonic Sports Bar suits guests catching a game or winding down after hours, with an easygoing vibe and nonstop convenience.
A relaxed cocktail lounge at Palms Casino Resort offering signature drinks and classic cocktails in an easygoing late-night setting. Unknown is perfect for unwinding over drinks with friends, with a polished vibe that feels casual and unhurried.
Palms Casino Resort features an extensive dining lineup including Scotch 80 Prime, the A.Y.C.E. Buffet, Tim Ho Wan, Serrano Vista Cafe, Send Noodles, Palms Pizza, and Al Vapor Street Tacos, plus quick-service favorites in the on-site food court. With 10 restaurants on property, Palms Casino Resort offers something for every craving.
Scotch 80 Prime at Palms Casino Resort is open daily from 5PM to 10PM and features wood-grilled prime steaks, dry-aged cuts, and Japanese-certified Wagyu. The restaurant enforces a Business Casual dress code, so shorts, tank tops, flip-flops, and swim- or gym-wear are not permitted. Guests can also enjoy a Monday–Thursday Social Hour from 5PM–7PM with select menu items and drinks at 30% off.
Yes, Palms Casino Resort is home to the A.Y.C.E. Buffet, offering dishes from around the world across seven food stations, including fresh seafood with daily Snow Crab, a carving station, and made-to-order pasta. Brunch is priced at $44.99 and dinner at $46.99, with a Lobster Dinner available Wednesday and Thursday for $79.99. It's a 90-minute dining experience, and all members of a party must be present before seating.
Yes, Tim Ho Wan at Palms Casino Resort serves authentic dim sum from the kitchen of renowned dim sum specialists. It's open Sunday–Thursday from 10AM to 8PM and Friday–Saturday from 10AM to 9PM, with a Resort Casual dress code making it an easy, approachable stop for guests at Palms Casino Resort.
Palms Casino Resort features a lively food court with McDonald's open 24 hours, Panda Express, The Coffee Bean, and Yo! Mochi, alongside 604loha Grill for island-inspired American and Pacific Rim dishes. Guests can also grab East Coast-style pizza at Palms Pizza or casual noodle dishes at Send Noodles, both open late into the night at Palms Casino Resort.
Yes, Serrano Vista Cafe at Palms Casino Resort is open 24 hours daily, serving comfort food with a contemporary twist such as crushed avocado toast, loco moco, tuna poke, and a S.V. Wagyu burger. For added convenience, In-Room Delivery is also offered, with service running Sunday–Thursday from 6AM to midnight and Friday–Saturday from 6AM to 1AM.
Palms Casino Resort offers 5 bars and lounges, including Ghostbar, North Bar, and Tonic Sports Bar. Tonic Sports Bar is open 24 hours daily, while North Bar features a marble-and-gold bar top with built-in gaming terminals and is open daily from 9AM to 1AM inside the non-smoking gaming area.
No. Ghostbar, the rooftop lounge on the 55th floor of Palms Casino Resort, maintains a 21-and-older age restriction and a stylish nightlife dress code. This aligns with Palms Casino Resort's overall approach as a 21+ check-in property, even though hotel-guest families are welcomed elsewhere on property. Ghostbar is open Wednesday–Friday from 9PM and Saturday from 8PM until close, and features a cigar-friendly terrace and a Friday Ladies Night.
Yes. While Palms Casino Resort requires guests to be at least 21 years old to check in, hotel-guest families are accommodated throughout the stay, and dining spots like the A.Y.C.E. Buffet and the 24-hour Serrano Vista Cafe make for easy, approachable meals during a family visit to Palms Casino Resort.
Yes, Palms Casino Resort provides In-Room Delivery with premier dining options available all day plus late-night snacks. Service runs Sunday–Thursday from 6AM to midnight and Friday–Saturday from 6AM to 1AM, letting guests enjoy Palms Casino Resort's menu selections from the comfort of their room.
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