Things to Do Besides Gambling & Drinking in Las Vegas

Sky Combat Ace offers the opportunity to fly with an expert instructor and perform stunts, replicating maneuvers seen in Top Gun Maverick over the Nevada desert.

Lion Habitat Ranch is a non-profit animal sanctuary where visitors can tour the property, learn about the lions, and have the opportunity to feed them.

The National Atomic Testing Museum documents the history of nuclear testing in Nevada and the surrounding area, featuring artifacts, photos, and a simulated atomic blast experience.

Game Nest Arcade in Chinatown offers unlimited play of Japanese arcade games for an hourly fee, featuring unique games and a secret passageway.

BabyStacks Cafe serves unique pancake flavors like cinnamon bun and bananas foster, with a popular choice being the bananas foster pancakes.

Luv-it Frozen Custard is a local dessert spot since the 1970s, offering frozen custard, sundaes, and the popular Western special.

Square Bar is a low-key spot with a vintage 1970s vibe, offering a special cocktail menu based on astrology signs and hosting weekly events.

Millennium Fandom Bar in the Arts District offers a cozy atmosphere for fans of movies, comics, and video games, with themed cocktails and memorabilia.

Omelet House 50s Diner serves classic diner comfort food in a 50s style setting, with a large breakfast menu and specials.

Rescued Treasures Cat Cafe takes in stray cats and provides a home until they are adopted, offering cafe sessions to play and snuggle with the cats.

Player 1 Video Game Bar features old school and retro video and arcade games, along with a large selection of draft and craft beer.

Atomic Liquors has been around since the 50s and has lots of atomic history that surrounds it.

Bar Code Burgers offers burgers with unique flavor combinations and generous portions, such as the blueberry big barbecue and the barcode burger.