Game On

Game On isn't messing around with its name—this is where you come to watch sports, play games, and eat food that's way better than it needs to be for a place covered in TVs. Located off-Strip, it's become the spot where locals actually want to watch the game instead of fighting tourists at casino sports books or paying Strip prices for wings and beer.

The $5.99 Cheeseburger

$5.99 for a cheeseburger that's actually good is the kind of deal that makes you question why you're paying $18 for mediocre burgers anywhere else. This isn't some tiny slider situation—it's a proper burger with a beef patty that has texture and flavor, melted cheese, fresh toppings, and a bun that holds together. Pair it with cheap beer and you've got a meal that costs less than most Strip appetizers. The burger alone is worth the visit, but it's just the beginning of their value game.

Cheap Breakfast Deals

The breakfast specials hit that perfect spot for morning gambling sessions, late-night post-bar cravings, or when you just need to soak up yesterday's questionable decisions. Eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast—the classic diner setup at prices that let you eat without guilt. It's available outside traditional breakfast hours too, because Game On understands Vegas doesn't run on normal people schedules. Quality is solid, portions are filling, and walking out stuffed for under ten bucks feels like beating the house.

The Sports Bar Setup

Every angle in Game On gives you a view of multiple screens showing different games, channels, fights, whatever's happening that matters to someone in the room. The sound system lets you hear the game you care about, the seating ranges from high-tops to booths, and there's enough space that even on big game days you can usually find a spot. The crowd gets loud when shit gets real, but it's excited loud, not obnoxious drunk loud.

Beyond the Basics

They've got bar games—pool tables, darts, maybe some arcade classics—for when you need a break from watching or want something to do between plays. The drink menu covers all the sports bar essentials: cheap domestics, craft options for the beer snobs, wells that don't taste like regret. Service stays quick even when it's packed, and the bartenders can usually point you to which screen is showing your game.

The Value Proposition

Game On understands its audience: people who want to watch sports, eat satisfying food, drink cold beer, and not pay Strip prices for the privilege. The $5.99 burger and cheap breakfast aren't loss leaders—they're proof that good food doesn't need to cost stupid money. It's become a locals' spot because it delivers what it promises consistently, and in Vegas, that reliability is worth more than flashy gimmicks.