These Are the Oldest Restaurants in Las Vegas

2. Piero’s

https://pieroscuisine.com/

Piero's was opened in 1982 Downtown. After five years in business, it shifted to its current premises near the Las Vegas Convention Centre. The old vibes are apparent, judging from the dark aesthetic, popular at that time. One bar also has a brick wall that visibly appears aged, giving a vintage look. The restaurant has several dining rooms from where you can enjoy something delicious from their menu. One of the most recommended menu items is their classic Osso Buco with fettuccine.