his article in the February 2nd edition of Las Vegas Sun is the perfect follow-up to the entry I wrote here on January 22nd about the Nevada Palace (my favorite casino). The entire Sun article is available online here.
When people think about "The Strip", they're usually talking about THE Strip (aka Las Vegas Blvd), not Boulder Highway. But along Boulder Highway, there also exists a strip of casinos, albeit not as picturesque or outlandish. Running directly between Downtown Las Vegas and Henderson, a cluster of modest casinos line a highway taking patrons back in time when slot machines paid actual coins and $5 blackjack tables were reserved for high rollers. They're also great places to grab an inexpensive dinner without long queues or nightmarish traffic.
It's a shame for unadventurous visitors who remain solely on The Strip to miss out on these small establishments and a nostalgic slice of a bygone era. But that's good news for us locals who prefer for these gems to remain hidden from the onslaught of tourists. Good values should always be hard to find!
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