These Are the Oldest Restaurants in Las Vegas

3. Bob Taylor’s Ranch House

Set up in 1955, Bob Taylor's Ranch House is the oldest steakhouse in the city. It was Bob's own home that morphed into a restaurant over time. It's a popular place for people from the Centennial Hills community and diners who want an out-of-town experience. The interior is very homely with wooden panels, a fireplace, and a typical dark dining room from the 50s era. The décor includes old posters and pictures inspired by the Old West. The restaurant is open for lunch, but you can call in and book a reservation if you want to have dinner.