We have never dined at this 24-hour coffee shop, but day or night there almost always seems be a line to enter. There are a few good plays offered. One touted by the LVA in the past is the $14.95 prime rib dinner that is served with salad and choice of baked, mashed or French fried potatoes. Midnight to 6AM there are graveyard specials offered that a hard to beat including a $4.95 7oz. New York strip steak, 2 eggs, hash browns, toast & jelly graveyard special is offered. There are also daily specials offered from 11AM to 10PM for a mere $7.95.

We always use the adjoining parking garage, but it is long distance through the casino to the room elevators. The garage is well lit and I frequently see security personnel making the rounds. Employees park on the upper level. Surface parking is available at the front of the hotel and free valet service is also available.

We enjoyed a quick bite at this deli a total of 4 times over the course of our most recent 2-week stay. On the first visit we shared a toasted bagel with a smear of cream cheese. The cream cheese must have been no or low fat because it was very thin. On subsequent visits when ordering a bagel we did not request just a smear. On the last visit we shared a large blueberry muffin which was just okay. For lunch or dinner I highly recommend their chicken soup and the corned beef sandwich. We have also enjoyed desserts which are mammoth-sized. The funbook received a check-in includes a coupon good for 15% off any order of $10 or more.

You generally cannot go wrong dining at any of the company owned restaurants. We have dined at this first floor steakhouse 3 times and have consistently enjoyed our meal. The coupon book received at check-in currently includes a free bottle of wine when 2 entrees are purchased even if you use your points to pay the tab.

Late last year my wife ordered the 8-ounce filet while I went cowboy style by ordering the 16-ounce prime rib. Both entrees were perfectly cooked to medium rare as requested and included a baked potato with all the fixings. My prime rib, served with au jus and a horseradish sauce, turned out to be a mammoth slab of beef with most of the outer ring of fat and near fat removed. I only wish our dog had been with us because it took a Herculean effort for me to finish it alone. Dessert was out of the question.

The newest restaurant in the South Point is Zenshin Asian Restaurant. We stopped in for the daily happy hour that runs from 2PM to 6PM. My wife ordered a Blushing Jasmine (Grey Goose L'Orange, pama liqueur, cranberry juice, spritz of jasmine water and an eatable orchid as garnish). I chose the strawberry Bangkok (strawberry colada, Patron silver, Malibu coconut, fresh sweet & sour, muddled strawberries with a Thai hot pepper). We also ordered a vegetable pizza - a tasteless crust topped with eggplant, mushrooms, tomato, onion, goat cheese and tomato sauce that was undercooked. We will return for the drinks and take a pass on the pizza.