Welcome to Game On
At "Game On," we redefine the sports bar experience with an inviting atmosphere where great food meets thrilling entertainment. Nestled on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas, this American eatery serves breakfast all day, alongside a diverse menu of burgers, comfort food, and vibrant salads. From perfectly cooked steak and eggs to tantalizing loaded nachos, every dish is crafted with care and flavor. With multiple TVs showcasing your favorite sports, "Game On" promises a lively dining experience, whether you're settling in for brunch or cheering for your team. Come for the fun, stay for the unforgettable flavors.
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4111 Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121 Hotline: (702) 432-7777
Welcome to Game On, your ultimate destination for a vibrant dining experience located at 4111 Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121. This sports bar offers an extensive menu, with an exceptional focus on American cuisine, breakfast, and brunch options that cater to both early risers and night owls alike. As a food reviewer for Restaurant World, I am excited to highlight the unique strengths of this thrilling venue.
Game On stands out in the bustling Las Vegas scene primarily due to its inviting ambiance, spacious layout, and numerous TVs, creating the perfect backdrop for any sports enthusiast wishing to catch their favorite games live. Whether you're a morning person looking to indulge in fluffy buttermilk pancakes or craving a savory steak and eggs, this place has something to offer around the clock.
- Appetizers: Begin your experience with tempting appetizers like the Loaded Nachos or the flavorful Buffalo Tenders served with crunchy carrots and celery. These dishes pave the way for an unforgettable meal.
- Breakfast Selections: Game On’s breakfast offerings are a key highlight, featuring items like the Build-Your-Own Omelet where patrons can customize their dish with a choice of fresh toppings.
- Lunch and Dinner Choices: The menu doesn’t stop at breakfast; try the Vegas Cheesesteak, smoked salmon, or a hearty BBQ Chicken Cobb Salad—whichever you choose, satisfaction is guaranteed.
Reviews from patrons reinforce the culinary allure of Game On. For instance, Nathan G. praised the lively layout and excitement of the venue, expressing eagerness to return for gaming and dining alike. Meanwhile, Megan V. was pleasantly surprised by the quality and flavor of her salmon, highlighting the unexpected excellence of the bar's menu. On the other hand, Dan W. mentioned the busy atmosphere but commended the food and service, describing it as a pleasant experience even for those less inclined toward sports bars.
In summary, if you’re looking for a perfect blend of a sports bar vibe with the comfort of a well-cooked meal, Game On is the place to be. The confluence of great food, amiable service, and an electric atmosphere makes it a must-visit destination in Las Vegas. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to savor dishes that not only satisfy but also evoke a sense of communal joy among sports fans and food lovers alike!
Got to check out this new spot on New Years and was super impressed by the layout/ambiance. I'm looking forward to going back and playing some gaming.
My fiance and I were gambling at Boulder Station and decided to grab dinner. There were a couple of restaurants, however Game On seemed to have the biggest selection. This sports bar restaurant has ample seating and plenty of TVs to watch any sport imaginable (they had horse racing, football and basketball on while we were there). We were promptly seated and opted for water, although they offered a full bar. I appreciated that they had breakfast offerings all day long, and was definitely tempted, but opted for the salmon. My fiance ordered the Vegas Cheesesteak without cheese as he isn't a fan of the cheese sauce. As the restaurant is inside a casino, we honestly had low expectations. Thankfully we were blown away by how flavorful the food actually was. My salmon had a delicious, smoky char and was cooked perfectly. It had a yummy pico on top that complemented it well. The black beans, corn and rice were under-seasoned, but I just mixed in my pico to add more flavor. The cheesesteak was also well seasoned and very filling. If you are looking for good food for a value on the east side of Vegas, this is the spot.
The food was served hot and tasted pretty good. The waitress was very helpful to the questions asked and answered. I'm not into dining in a sports bar. I don't see the need for another sports bar right across from a sports bar in the casino. The noise level from the televisions alone made it difficult to have a normal conversation with my husband. The food was OK to taste but overpriced. The waitress was awesome and very informative.
First off two things I don't care for, bar and sports. This use to be a Brass Fork. The food was good and so was the service. Now it looks fresh but not some place I would come to at peek hours. The staff here is the best. The food came out hot and was good. As for the look, this place was to busy. Way tomany Tvs and no closed captions. The price was about what was expected $40 for 2 people.
Came in and on a Monday night to watch the Florida Panthers win the Stanley cup. I ordered a quesadilla and a beer and enjoyed the game. The bar area wasn't too busy it was pretty quiet. Sam the bartender was very attentive and helpful she deserves 5 stars for helping me out and recommending other local areas to try.