Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sports Kitchen Happy Hour. The Strip

Wall-to-wall TVs and big, loud comfort food define Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sports Kitchen, and the over-the-top sports-bar energy is the reason to land here over the quieter spots inside Horseshoe. This place leans into the spectacle. The menu is exactly what the name promises: oversized burgers, trash can nachos, wings, and other unapologetic American excess, with portions large enough that you should order with that in mind. Sightlines are good from most seats and the audio is set up so you can follow the commentary. Afternoons during the week stay relaxed, which makes for easy seating and attentive service, while after 5pm the after-work crowd picks things up. Fridays run busier with arriving tourists, and major fights or playoff games pack the room, so aim for an early weekday afternoon if you want it calm. Horseshoe is centrally located mid-Strip, so it is simple to reach whether you are walking the boulevard or staying nearby. There's a weekday all-you-can-eat brunch worth knowing about. Happy hour deals and pricing here change often, so check with the restaurant for current specials and times before you plan around them.