Mahoney’s Silver Nugget
Just because it’s not a golden nugget doesn’t mean that Mahoney’s Silver Nugget isn’t a trip worth taking. The moment you enter the casino, you’re swept up into a fun atmosphere that tries to emulate the Wild West, but with the flashing lights and sounds of the slots, you’d be surprised at just how easy it is to miss the dÈcor.
With over 23,000 square feet of gambling space, you can easily get lost in the gaming action. From about 350 different themed slot machines to the traditional table games, you can try your hand and see just how lucky your night might be. In addition, you might want to try the 21 Pit where you can actually win cash to continue your playing time. This pit offers you helpful dealers and $30 for $20 buy ins. Try watching a few people try their hand first to get the hang of this game and how to win.
The inexpensive food is a strong selling point for eating at Mahoney’s Silver Nugget. A NY steak dinner can be had for only $6 ñ no kidding. Renee’s CafÈ and other smaller eating venues are great for the casual diner who doesn’t want to have to worry about dressing up to go out or about spending a ton of money on eating in Vegas.
And where else can you bowl on the Vegas strip? At Mahoney’s Silver Nugget, you can bowl any night of the week, helping to get away from the lure of gambling, but still providing you and your friends or family with a great time. There are also live events on occasion, so you should make sure to call ahead to see who might be playing the nights you’re in town.
While Mahoney’s Silver Nugget is just a casino, it can offer you straight gambling fun ñ and winning.
