Oscar's Steakhouse

"This tried-and-true steakhouse, which is named as a nod to former mayor Oscar Goodman, is located inside the Plaza Hotel with a groovy view of Fremont Street, all from the glass-encased dome that covers a stately circular room and glittering chandeliers. Steaks are the main event, sourced from all over the world in a wide selection of cuts. Enjoy a domestically sourced 44-ounce tomahawk paired with a classic salad and trusty steakhouse sides like mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. Sip on the jalapeno and gin Hizzoner or a classic gin and tonic to complete any meal here." - Jennifer Smith

"Named after former Las Vegas mayor Oscar B. Goodman, Oscar’s is located on the second floor of the Plaza Hotel, overlooking Fremont Street. Order the Sally’s 14-ounce New York strip, and a side of the famous Sheriff Ralph’s mashed potatoes, or go for a filet done Oscar style with jumbo lump crab, asparagus, and béarnaise sauce." - Janna Karel

"For a taste of vintage Vegas, Oscar’s Steakhouse at the Plaza Hotel & Casino will celebrate Thanksgiving Day with a three-course menu for $95. Items include butternut squash soup with sherry cream, turkey and traditional accoutrement, and a choice of maple pumpkin pie or chocolate pecan pie for dessert. The items on the three-course menu are also available a la carte, and the regular dinner menu will also be offered. Thanksgiving dinner seatings begin at 4 p.m. and go until 9 p.m. Reservations are highly recommended." - Emmy Kasten

"Former Las Vegas mayor Oscar Goodman has his own steakhouse inside the Plaza with recipes inspired by his family. Try dishes such as Joey C's filet mignon, Sally’s New York strip, spicy flame-charred Spilotro steak with a side of Sheriff Ralph’s smashed potatoes, or Joe Pig's pork chop. Every once in a while, Goodman throws a dinner to talk about his days as a mob attorney for a real slice of old school Las Vegas charm. That glass-domed restaurant was once the Center Stage Restaurant, and appeared in Casino with Robert De Niro and Sharon Stone. There is also a popular happy hour every day from 5 to 7 p.m. in the lounge." - Eater Staff, Janna Karel

"Forget about steaks for a moment and go for the fantastic Angus Burger at Oscar’s. It’s a juicy piece of meat between two slices of toasted brioche with american cheese, and doused in Plaza sauce, a creamy topping that’s like fancy In N’ Out spread. Yes, it’s messy, but you won’t even think about putting it down for a second. If you consider yourself a Letterboxd microinfluencer, Oscar’s has some extra appeal—it’s where they filmed the famous dinner scene between Sharon Stone and Robert De Niro in Casino. You might even recognize the panoramic windows, which used to look down on Fremont Street until they were blocked by the Slotzilla Zipline." - melinda sheckells