Las Vegas Weekly

Beloved by locals and tourists alike, the Gold Coast has been a part of Las Vegas scene since 1986. Its 86,700-square foot casino holds 2,070 slot machines, 64 gaming tables and a very popular bingo room. The 720-seat bingo room is extremely active with eight sessions from morning till night.

The bowling alley contains 70 lanes and caters to the serious bowler with its leagues and tournaments, as well as casual bowlers with cosmic bowling. Break out the fedoras and zootsuits because the dance hall offers guests live music from big band swing to Dixieland jazz, and even the occasional rockabilly concert.

There's plenty of places to dine at the Gold Coast including: Italian restaurant Arriva, steaks and seafood at the Cortez Room, Ports O' Call Buffet and Chinese dim-sum restaurant Ping Pang Pong. With its funny name and good food, Ping Pang Pong offers guests 60 different dim-sum choices in an authentic Chinese atmosphere, complete with Cantonese-speaking servers.