SAMS TOWN CASINO HAPPY HOURS

Sam’s Town was Boyd Gaming’s second property and the casino that created what locals call the Boulder Strip — a stretch of Boulder Highway that showed Las Vegas a casino could succeed far from the glamour of Fremont Street or the Strip. That was 1979. Today Sam’s Town is a well-worn east side institution with a loyal crowd of regulars who’ve been coming here for decades. One verified happy hour at Angry Butcher Steakhouse keeps the dining program grounded — a proper steakhouse deal in a casino that’s never been about impressing anyone.

SAM’S TOWN Las Vegas Happy Hours – Frequently Asked Questions

One verified happy hour — Angry Butcher Steakhouse. It’s a focused lineup for an east side property that draws its crowd from regulars who know the place well.

Angry Butcher is Sam’s Town’s steakhouse — a classic chophouse format with a happy hour that offers steakhouse quality at accessible prices on the Boulder Strip.

The Boulder Strip is the nickname for the stretch of Boulder Highway in east Las Vegas that developed as a locals’ casino corridor in the late 1970s and 1980s. Sam’s Town’s 1979 opening is credited with starting it — proving that a full-scale casino resort could succeed away from Downtown and the Strip.

Not as a dedicated happy hour destination — the east Las Vegas location and single happy hour option don’t justify the drive for most visitors. For residents of the Boulder Highway corridor, it’s a neighborhood institution worth knowing.

Sam’s Town opened in 1979 as Boyd Gaming’s second Las Vegas property, named after company founder Sam Boyd. It’s been serving the east Las Vegas community for over 45 years.