Billy Joe’s Bar sits in front of the race and sportsbook and casino pit at Sam’s Town. Its location makes it a natural place for a drink while following the racing or a sporting event, with the action of the casino close by.

Ram’s Head Bar is tucked into Sam’s Town’s indoor Mystic Falls Park, giving a drink stop a much more scenic setting than the casino floor. The published menu includes steak sandwiches, sliders and smaller bites. It is particularly appealing when you want to linger around the park.

Stagecoach Bar is a small, tucked-away bar on the second floor of Sam’s Town. The operator describes it as a local favourite rather than a large entertainment lounge. Look upstairs if you would prefer an unpretentious drink stop away from the main casino-floor bars.

Winchester Bar keeps a little of Sam’s Town’s western character, with bartop video poker among its features. It is on the first floor beside the valet entrance, a useful landmark when finding it. Choose it for a casual drink close to the casino action.

Roxy’s Lounge is Sam’s Town’s intimate casino-level performance space, with around 100 seats and a dance floor. Lounge acts and live entertainment are the focus, so it offers more of a night-out destination than a quick casino bar stop. Check the current events calendar for the performer.

STG Bar & Grill is Sam’s Town’s casual restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu ranges from breakfast classics and small bites to main courses and desserts, with a full bar alongside. It is a flexible group choice when different appetites need to be accommodated at one table.

The Angry Butcher is Sam’s Town’s American steakhouse, offering classic steakhouse dining with some contemporary dishes. Its comfortable dining room makes it a more deliberate dinner stop than the resort’s quick-service options. Reservations are suggested, especially if you are arranging a meal around other evening plans.

Sports Deli is near the Sam’s Town sportsbook and offers hot and cold deli sandwiches, salads and desserts. The official property guide describes seating for up to 50 guests, with children welcome when accompanied by adults. It is a practical casual meal while following the game.

Crazy Corn is a local Las Vegas business inside Sam’s Town, specialising in Mexican-style corn and snacks. Corn cups and corn on the cob sit alongside loaded snack combinations, shakes and ice-cream treats. It is a fun counter stop for something sweet, spicy or shareable between activities.

Made-to-order sub sandwiches.

Coffee and doughnuts for a quick stop.

Chinese-American dishes from a quick-service counter.

Quick-service burgers, fries and drinks.

Roberto’s Taco Shop brings the long-running, family-run Mexican quick-service brand to Sam’s Town. The focus is a casual taco-shop meal rather than a formal restaurant setting. It is a useful option when you want familiar Mexican food without turning the stop into an extended dinner.

The Bowling Snack Bar at Sam’s Town serves the sort of food that fits around a game: wings, made-to-order pizza, pretzels, onion rings and nachos. More substantial hot dogs and chicken dishes are also listed, making it useful when bowling runs into mealtime.

Stroll through Sam’s Town’s indoor landscaped atrium, with trees, rockwork and waterfalls. Check the resort’s current programme for any scheduled light-and-sound presentations.

Play arcade games during a family stop at Sam’s Town. Allow a separate budget for game credits and prizes.

Enjoy indoor ten-pin bowling at Sam’s Town, with lanes for casual games and organised play. Check public-lane availability around league events.

An on-site multiplex cinema showing current films. Check the movie programme for screening times and ticket options.

Sam’s Town’s live-event showroom hosts concerts and other scheduled entertainment. Choose a performance from the venue’s calendar.