Restaurants in Las Vegas

When you come to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the South Point 400, you’ll find no shortage of food options. From BBQ joints close to the track to world-famous fine dining on the Strip, Las Vegas makes sure every fan is well fed.

At and around the Speedway

The Speedway itself is packed with concessions on race weekend, serving burgers, pizza, BBQ, and cold drinks to keep you fueled through the action. Just outside the property, you’ll find a handful of casual dining choices:

• Iron Skillet – A classic diner-style restaurant serving hearty American meals, just minutes from the Speedway.
• Hoops Food & Spirits – A laid-back sports bar with burgers, wings, and plenty of TVs for catching pre-race coverage.

BBQ & local favorites 

If you’re after smoky ribs or pulled pork, a few North Las Vegas spots are well worth the short drive:

• John Mull’s Meats & Road Kill Grill – A local legend for BBQ, ribs, and brisket, also part butcher shop.
• SNS Diner BBQ – Comfort food and smoked meats in a casual setting, popular with locals.
• Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que (Craig Road) – A reliable chain option for big BBQ plates and sides.

Steakhouses & sit-down meals

For something more filling after the checkered flag, you’ll find classic steakhouses not far from the track:

• Hitchin’ Post Saloon & Steakhouse – Old-school saloon vibe with generous steak portions.
• Gilley’s Saloon, Dance Hall & Bar-B-Que – More of a Strip destination, but great for fans wanting BBQ with a country-themed atmosphere.

Dining on the Strip

If you’re heading back into Las Vegas proper, the options expand to some of the most famous restaurants in the country:

• Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen – High-profile dining with a menu straight from the TV show.
• Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar – Over-the-top comfort food with a rock-and-roll atmosphere.
• The Buffet at Wynn / Bacchanal Buffet (Caesars Palace) – Two of the city’s best buffets, offering a huge variety in one stop.
• Joël Robuchon (MGM Grand) – For those celebrating race weekend in style, this Michelin-starred restaurant is one of Vegas’ crown jewels.

Plenty to choose from

Whether you’re grabbing a quick slice before the green flag, settling in for a BBQ feast nearby, or heading to the Strip for a post-race celebration, Las Vegas has a dining option for every taste and budget.