Restaurants in Las Vegas

Heading to the Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway means you’ll never go hungry. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite near the track or planning a full evening meal on the Strip, Las Vegas delivers food options to suit every appetite and schedule.

At and near the Speedway

On race weekend, the Speedway itself is lined with concession stands offering race-day staples such as burgers, pizza, barbecue, and cold drinks – ideal for staying fuelled without missing the action. Just beyond the circuit, a few casual spots provide an easy sit-down option before or after the race:

• Iron Skillet – A traditional diner serving generous American comfort food only minutes from the track.
• Hoops Food & Spirits – A relaxed sports bar with burgers, wings, and plenty of screens for race build-up.

Barbecue & local favourites

North Las Vegas has several go-to spots for fans craving proper barbecue and hearty portions:

• John Mull’s Meats & Road Kill Grill – A long-time local favourite known for ribs, brisket, and smoked meats, doubling as a butcher shop.
• SNS Diner BBQ – Casual comfort food with a strong BBQ focus, popular with locals.
• Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que – A dependable option for classic barbecue plates and sides.

Steakhouses & sit-down dining

If you’re looking for a more substantial meal once the racing wraps up, several traditional steakhouse-style venues are within easy reach:

• Hitchin’ Post Saloon & Steakhouse – An old-school saloon atmosphere paired with large steak portions.
• Gilley’s Saloon, Dance Hall & Bar-B-Que – A lively country-themed venue offering barbecue, live music, and dancing.

Dining on the Strip

Back on the Strip, the food scene opens up to some of the most recognisable names in dining:

• Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen – A high-profile restaurant inspired by the TV show, with signature dishes on the menu.
• Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar – Bold comfort food served in a high-energy setting.
• Bacchanal Buffet and The Buffet at Wynn – Two of the city’s most popular buffets, ideal if you want variety in one stop.
• Joël Robuchon – A Michelin-starred experience for fans marking race weekend with a special celebration.

Something for everyone

From fast food between sessions to full barbecue feasts or fine dining on the Strip, Las Vegas offers race fans endless ways to refuel. No matter your budget or taste, you’ll find the right spot to match your Pennzoil 400 weekend.