As a local I don't often find myself on the Strip during the prime weekend hours just due to the traffic, the crowding and that locals will often find better deals off-Strip, however, with in-laws in town we were scoping places out. We decided upon Nine Fine Irishmen for location more than cuisine selection but were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is standard "Irish Pub" (with live music while we there, though they played a minimal choice of Irish/Celtic music) but the food takes a step beyond. True to an olde Anglo UK menu, the dishes are well prepared and more hearty than the plain 'ole fish n' chips (which they do serve and rather well). They won't seat partial parties so it's tougher when your in-laws are habitually late but once you get in, it's enjoyable. We were seated upstairs in our own private "rooms though the waitress still had to scream for our orders over the music downstairs. For the price, the appetizers are fairly moderate and the entrees worthy. You'll dent your credit card but you won't regret it.