The hole-in-wall of a wall with many, many holes. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the strip and not spend $20 on a hearty breakfast, or $40 on dinner, get yourself here. Now, don't get me wrong, the food is by no means spectacular. It's highly average, but for the area it's cheap, decent and will fill you up. The fried chicken seems to be the standout on the menu, and for less than $7, you get four HUGE pieces, freshly fried, not too greasy, incredibly crisp on the outside/moist on the inside (plus a side).
The in-house brewery also makes some solid beers.
The casino seems to be the place locals who work on the strip go when they get off. 90% of the slots are penny machines.
Lastly, if you love karaoke and don't want to spend a ton to do it, come here. The bar next to the Cafe (mentioned above) seems to be bumpin with folks having a great time.
If you're decked out in 80" inch heals, or maybe leather pants, or maybe something that would be more fitted for the streets of Manhattan, you won't fit in here.