Backstage Deli

There are two things I love that I don’t have that often. Pretzel bread and rueben sandwiches. When I saw this place had both, I had to go. The first time I went, I ordered the #5 (Rueben on Pretzel Bread) and it was about $ 10. I loved it so much that I went back a couple days later for another one! This time I ordered waffle fries too since I was really hungry. I also ordered two sides of thousand island this time because one wasn’t enough last time. I like to dip my sandwiches in sauce when I have it, so I use a lot of it. The waffle fries weren’t anything special, so I probably wouldn’t get them again.
Backstage Deli is located in the back of the casino, next to the Cris Angel theatre. After you order, you’re given a buzzer that does off when your order is ready. At that time, you toss the buzzer in a basket at the end of the counter and grab your food. Both times, the man that handed me my food was very nice. They have a decent size sitting area with tables and the restaurant is completely open. (overlooking casino)
I don’t think the price is that high for being in a casino and the quality is very good, so I think the sandwich is worth $ 10. I noticed that they have another Rueben on the menu that is bigger I think. I don’t think it comes on pretzel bread though because it wasn’t listed, like it is on the #5. If you love pretzel bread like me, make sure you order the right one!
Tip: Use your Mlife card to get points here.

My husband and I were hungry on our way back to our room and the Backstage Deli was the only place open 24 hours. So we didn’t have much of a choice and didn’t expect much. We ordered our sandwiches and side orders of sweet potato fries and onion rings. They were huge portions, my husband and I could have split a sandwich. It was delicious! The quality of the taste was fresh tasting and affordable. We will stop by late one night again next time we are in Vegas!

Lille deli right off the casino near the sports book (the ponies). They have delicious deserts and pastries v for n afternoon pick me up. There is an assortment of sandwiches all freely made. Great place for any time of day. Late night munchies pleaser, too.

The wait to order was long but once we got our sandwiches, we were lost in them. $ 23 for a burger and a club with no sides was a bit steep but I got them comped through past play anyways.
I can recommend the California burger with bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. The bacon is really good here and they do not scrimp on it. The club’s toast was cold but otherwise a solid sandwich consisting of turkey, bacon, etc. (no mayo) Fresh.
Wish I had remembered to take a quick photo but we were so hungry, the food was devoured in haste!
Will return for sure.

For $ 36 dollars in a casino for two sandwiches, 2sets of fries, and 2 drinks on the strip it wasn’t bad. It came out on plastic plates but the portions were good, and the meat was ‘meat’ not that plastic like substance at most joints. It does not compare to a real NY deli but the Rueben and New Yorker hit the spot.
If you come here expecting the 2^nd coming of a NY sandwich, go put your life savings on the roulette table first.
Strip Casino joints are all over priced but this joint was tasty. I would be back again especially since it is open 24 hours a day. The waffle fries are pretty damn good.

The food here is great and it’s open ²⁴⁄₇! My favorite item is the breakfast sandwich, it’s delicious. My bf had the triple decker and it was very satisfying, piled high. I love that they serve breakfast all day. This place is perfect for after a night of drinking.

This place should drop the word deli from it’s name, pathetic options served on plastic dishes with plastic silver ware. Keep on walking, do not eat here.

This was an exceptional find stuffed in the back corner of the Luxor. I am all about a good sandwich, one with quality meats, great bread, great taste at a reasonable price. Backstage created me very good sandwich.
I had the triple stack with Turkey, Pastrami and Corned Beef on toasted Rye. This sandwich was huge, well over a pound if I had to guess. It was stuffed with meat, a bit too much turkey proportionate to the other two meats but otherwise very good. My only real issue with the sandwich was the fact that the meats were cold, I expect them to be warm on a toasted sandwich. The wife got a smaller sandwich and her meats were warm so…
Vegas casino food is generally very pricey, Backstage pricing was moderate when you consider what you get. A one pound sandwich for $ 13 bucks is a reasonably good deal for a tasty meal.

Always a sure bet. Great sandwiches, no matter where I’m staying I always make it a point to come here.

Surprised to see the low stars. 4 of us are here and it was good for what it is: fast food, fast .
Turkey burger was great, the others had beef burgers, hot dog and Philly cheese steak .
Onion ring, cole slaw fries were good too !
If I may make one suggestion :? … The potato salad needs more flavor !
Lemon tart was a bit too sweet.

For a deli, and especially at the end of the strip, this place was pretty great all around. clean, the chefs can cook, food was great, the entire staff was charming and professional and prompt and helpful, even when it’s dead in there. Ima be coming back here. What a surprise

I like their food, love how they serve breakfast ²⁴⁄₇. We had a late night snack coming back from the club and I had a craving for a breakfast bagel. So good and fresh! Prices were very reasonable.

The food here is surprising good for a place that’s open ²⁴⁄₇.
Almost all of the food is made fresh while you wait. Each time we came here, it was always fast and tasty. The salads are so huge and fresh, they are more of a 2 person serving instead of 1.
The prices were reasonable as well considering how expensive Vegas has gotten.

Two stars because they were open when I needed something to eat, AND didn’t get food poisoning afterwards.
Bottom line: it’s an undermanned, greasy diner. There should only be two reason why you’d eat here: 1. Need to use the complimentary food voucher from Luxor or 2. You’re a bad gambler and now your kids are hungry.
Good job mom & dad, maybe next time you’d keep the food budget in a separate sock so you won’t put it all-​in on J10 off-​suit, you idiot.
PS. There is a 3^rd reason to eat there: IF all your friends are watching Criss Angel and you’re too broke to afford the tix with no battery left on your phone, with no hotel room key. That way you can keep an eye on the crowd as they exit the show to make sure you don’t lose your wolf pack. Makes me wonder what kind of a untrustworthy friend you are to not have a room key…

I was looking for a place for eggs and sausage so I stopped in here for an early breakfast. I knew when my number was called just as I sat down it was going to be interesting meal. Ever easy eggs were scorched but over easy. The sausage were patties with not much flavor and just warm. The hash brown cake was a cake of mashed potatoes and it to was just warn. The biscuit was soft and moist. It was an ok meal but nothing to brag about and filled the hunger at that time. Would I come again? Maybe if I was drunk and needed a gut bomb!

Back in November when we stayed here. We wanted some breakfast one morning so we came here, for quick breakfast. Not to bad it was good basic. We shared the French toast, enough for two people and got two plates of the eggs and bacon. We also got a small cheesecake it was better than the breakfast now time to gamble!

This is a nice spot to have when staying at Luxor –mostly because it’s open ²⁴⁄₇. I ordered the Triple Decker #4 ($ 13.99). The sandwich is huge to say the least, which allowed me to save the other half for a late night snack. I liked the touch of coleslaw and thousand island dressing on the sandwich. My friends ordered the onion rings ($ 3.99), which was bomb. They give you plenty for the price and don’t forget to ask for ranch to dip!

Prices are roughly $ 9.99 for each sandwich /​wrap and add on fries or salad for $ 3 which is moderate considering Vegas prices. The sandwiches are made to order — and they’re OK — nothing special and nothing terrible.
The side asian salad was pretty good flavor-​wise but definitely over-​dressed. Overall a solid choice if you’re tired of fried food and want something SEMI-​healthy.

Open 24 hours.
Turkey swiss wrap = good. Made to order.
French fries = thick cut but they were crispy!
Cobb salad = perfect, except that it was missing the stated bacon. lol
Service = friendly.
Prices = moderate. It’s a 24-​hour joint at the Luxor. Room service costs more than this place.

I would try to avoid this restaurant when it comes to getting breakfast. To say I was underwhelmed would be an understatement.
Firstly, the order was two All American Breakfasts, one for me and the girlfriend, and the total came out to over $ 30. Now I know I am paying «on-​strip» prices but I would at least like to see some fresh food for my dollar. The has browns, biscuit, and sausage patty were all clearly microwaved. The only fresh item were the eggs… hopefully.
So, at the end of the day, or the beginning of your day really, I would just keep walking around the casino floor for another 5 – 10 minutes before eating here. Try to find some fresh breakfast, I still am.