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Snack Nook

3.3 (32 reviews)
InexpensiveFast Food
Closed • 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
Updated 3 months ago

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Footlong hotdog ($2.99): small wiener and dry bun, but still nostalgic from the vegas a decade+ ago... 6/10.
Jeff F.

Good during your alcohol buzz, but I don't recommend when sober. Footlong hotdog ($2.99): small wiener and dry bun, but still nostalgic from the vegas a decade+ ago... 6/10. Next time will get it with chili & cheese.

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Alisa B.

I can't believe I came to Vegas and actually ate here. Originally we were going to White Castle, but the line was an hour long. We stumbled upon this place next door and decided to just give it a try out of desperation. The foot long hot dog: + My bun was so chewy, but my friend's bun was hard? Inconsistent. The hot dog also tasted like Vienna sausage. + It was edible at least. Surprisingly didn't have any stomach problems. + Customer service was nice and the food came out quick.

Saddest hot dog
Benjamin J.

This place is terrible now. The hot dog is thin and mediocre and all the toppings aside from ketchup and mustard cost extra - no more onions and relish.

Horrible. 2.49 but tasted like it was 99cent  711 quality, but even they're better, sorry!
Tan Lo S.

They get you by telling you their hotdog is only $2.49. Me being a cheap-o was like, sure, why not? it's only $2.49. Lol. I don't think the hot dog is good at all. Tastes like 711 hot dog, but softer, not very firm, and no snap to it. Bread was dry and a little on the harder side. Tasted kind of old. Don't expect it to taste like Nathan's, that's for sure. but then again, you get what you pay for. Can be busy at times as it is a hot spot next to the slots. They offer other dogs with chilli, and different toppings/styles. I'd pass and eat something like in-n-out a few blocks away. Or any other restaurant nearby :)

Shiloh C.

Price: you cant beat it! Downfall: you get what you pay for. Staff was super polite, but the food wasn't so great. Wont be back, but cant beat the price so not upset.

Alexander W.

What do you want from a foot long hot dog that costs $2?!? Decent taste for this skinny wiener. They actually make the meat look longer by putting it on a shorter bun. Good eats for low pricing, which is always a good thing in my book. This place is located in the back of the Casino Royale. Walk through the drinking and smoking gamblers and get your grub. If you are not eating inside the casino, you can ask for condiments to go, and they pack up your dogs really well in a plastic, clear bag for you. if you do choose to dine in, you can have access to a fill it yourself drink service station, and many industrial size condiments. If you are in Vegas, just stop and get one of these dogs to live in the time when Vegas kept multiple cheap eating spots to keep you happy, full and gambling!

Lobster Combo ($12.99) No good
Nette C.

I ordered the single lobster roll combo ($12.99) no good, it does not taste like lobster. My husband go the foot long ($2.49) w/chili ($.99) and onions ($.50) it was better than the lobster combo.

This place does not even deserve a one star shame on you for advertising $2.99 foot-long hot dog one actually it's only 91/2 inches long stay away from this please save your money

Plain Hot Dog
Diana G.

Can't expect much when you getting a plain hotdog for $2.49. I didn't know what to eat and wasn't too hungry. I was in Casino Royale already, so why not try this place out. It actually wasn't too bad, the bread was fresh for the most part. Just too much bun for this skinny wiener. I ripped off a lot of the bread (low carb diet). I guess I'll come again for a quick cheap meal if I don't know where else to go.

Stephanie H.

It's weird, but you go out for the best dinner ever in Vegas and spend $200, then the next day when you realize you spent that much, you find yourself eating a $5 hot dog and it's the OTHER best meal you have had this trip. Can't believe it? Try for yourself.

Lindsey N.

BOMB FOOD. This place is soooo underrated. 2.49 for a foot long hot dog. Definitely give it a go. Came twice within a 2 day trip.

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Footlong hotdog. SMACKS. drinks at the bar? CHEAP! Steals on steals!! Got a snack and a drink for $10

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Best Chili Dog! I love the bread they put it on also. I will be dreaming of this hotdog when I fly back to Kansas.

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You would be better off with a 1am hot dog from 7/11. Sausage tastes like it was microwaved.

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Hot dogs are good all beef , the service not so much , unfriendly staff, they also upd the price from 1.99 to 2.49 .!

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Really great for a late night, inexpensive snack! 1.99$ for a foot-long hot dog, and it was tasty too! :)

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