The entrance into the food court is just off of Flamingo Road, close to the Bally’s surface parking lot, which is much closer than Bally’s parking garage. While nobody drives to a casino specifically for a typical food court, Bally’s food court is very easy to get to when driving, as it’s close to the resort’s convenient outdoor surface parking area.Even more dining options can be found steps outside Bally’s at the Grand Bazaar Shops along the Strip.More traditional sit-down restaurants include the famous Sterling Brunch restaurant, and BLT Steak.

In addition to the food court, Bally’s has a coffee stand and deli for fast options.

In addition to their namesake, menu items include smoothies, Acai bowls and even waffles.

Although it’s not really part of the food court, you can satisfy your sweet tooth at Blizz Frozen Yogurt and Crepes, which is right next door.

As mentioned above, the Subway restaurant here is open 24 hours a day. Nathan’s Famous, for example, closes at 11 PM on weekend nights, while Johnny Rockets closes at 1 AM on weekends. While Bally’s official site shows it closing at 8 PM on weeknights, each restaurant can set their own hours. Per their website, this particular location is open 24 hours a day. Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog at Bally’s Food Court in Las Vegas

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