It sells itself as "Oldest restaurant in Las Vegas", which it may well be.
On the upside, for once for this city it's neither chain nor part of Casino, and the steaks are good.
On the downside, it's not the easiest to get to (parking can only be accessed from one lane of a divided highway), and the menu is overpriced.
For steak in this town I still prefer the (chain) options of Fogo de Chão or Smith & Wollensky