In days gone by Vegas was known as the best place to get a great steak for less than $10. Ellis Island Cafe may be the last place in Sin City where this is still true.\n\nOf course - don't expect a five Michelin Star dining experience. We're talking about a low end Casino restaurant. However adjusting our expectations to this venue, here's the scoop.\n\n1. Before you go, sign up - via internet - for the Ellis Island players club card. (It's free) This gets you $4 off the already low price, $10 free chips to play, and a free beer with your meal.\n\n2. DONT stand in line to eat at the Cafe. Either; eat in the BBQ cafe (cheaper and good, no wait) or ask to eat in the bar. (Same food, no wait)\n\n3. Place is dark, dimly lit. Smells like a college bar. (Deal with it)\n\nThat said:  The steak special is a good value for the price.\n\nA good 8 oz. boneless filet, perfectly char broiled. A good baked potato with butter / sour cream. Pretty good green beans. (Not canned) A descent bowl of soup. (Clam chowder when I visited) plus a pint of house brewed beer.  All for less than $10.\n\nSteak had good taste and very little fat. Not fork tender but I eat it all. Soup was ok. Potato & veggies were acceptable.\n\nThe best \""cheap\"" steak in Vegas? Yes... yes it is.