Spend An Evening In Vegas Without Leaving Nebraska At Sin City Grill
You’ll have to leave Nebraska and enter a neighboring state if you want to do any casino gambling. But if you want to have a fun Vegas experience sans poker chips and slot machines, This Grand Island restaurant will do the trick.
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Sin City Grill is a little slice of Vegas right here in Nebraska. This Grand Island restaurant is known for having some of the best burgers around, and the unique ambiance always scores high ratings, as well.
From the moment you arrive, you'll feel like you're in a casino - minus the flashing lights, deafening noise, and gambling, that is. Vegas memorabilia lines the walls and makes for an interesting focal point as you enjoy some great drinks and terrific food.
The Phat Elvis, for example, consists of a beer-battered and deep fried hamburger patty joined by American cheese, red onions, and spicy mayo. Even the real Elvis wouldn't be able to resist!
And doesn't the open-face One Armed Bandit look like the kind of thing you'd reward yourself with after a big casino win? Chili, nacho cheese, onions, and jalapenos are piled on top of a burger patty (yes, we swear it's under there!).
It will take you a whole lot of visits to get through everything that looks good on the menu. You can even build your own burger if you've got a very specific craving.
Sin City isn't all about the burgers! There are soups, salads, fish, and more so everyone you're with can find something to love. Stop by on Saturday or Sunday morning between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. to enjoy a large breakfast menu including omelets, scrambles, eggs Benedict, French toast, biscuits, and oh-so-much more.
As a lifelong Nebraskan, Delana loves discovering the many hidden treasures of her state. She has worked as a writer and editor since 2007. Delana's work has been featured on more than a dozen websites and in Nebraska Life Magazine.
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