If you're craving a good burger, it's hard to beat The Dillinger, a mob-themed gastropub in what used to be a bank. Southwest Diner serves a more modest take on classic American comfort food in a retro roadside environment. Coffee Cup Cafe is a fun, quirky breakfast spot with an awesome house-made Bloody Mary and walls covered with license plates and coffee mugs brought in by customers.

Bar, Craft Ale Bar, Gastropub, Restaurant, American, Pub Grub. As you may guess by the name, The Dillinger Food & Drinkery works a gangster theme. There are sepia-toned photos on the walls, as well as Capone and Baby Face Nelson burgers on the menu, which is complemented by an extensive beer list.

Nestled in the heart of Boulder City, The Dillinger stands as a culinary haven offering a rich gastronomic experience rooted in quality and comfort. As patrons step inside, they are embraced by an ambiance that expertly blends the warmth of a vintage setup with contemporary accents, fostering a cozy yet vibrant dining atmosphere that appeals to both young and older clientele. The food menu is a central attraction, presenting a diverse array of delectable options crafted from high-quality ingredients.

The Dillinger is one of my favorite spots (how can you not love a place that has rifles as the door handle you pull to enter?) It is a former bank and it is a very cool place. It has a bar and the food they serve is very good. The smoked gouda cheese bites appetizer is addictive, and I have had some great burgers there - their signature burger is appropriately called "The Dillinger" and has cheddar cheese, applewood smoked bacon and beef brisket (!) on top.

You can’t go wrong bellying up to Boulder Dam Brewing or The Dillinger. Locally made craft beers—like the Powder Monkey Pilsner, named after the Hoover Dam workers who packed explosives—pair perfectly with wings and sliders over at Boulder Dam Brewing. Inside The Dillinger, housed in the old Bank of Nevada building and (thus) named after infamous bank robber John Dillinger, gourmet burgers and hearty steak and chicken sandwiches will sate any appetite.

This mob-themed bar and restaurant has become a local favorite during its seven years, thanks to its stacked menu full of delicious burgers and beers, and its hip, inviting vibe. (It also heads up the annual Block Party outside its front door.) You won’t find a burger like the Baby Face Nelson—topped with baked Brie, mixed greens and fig marmalade—anywhere else around here. 1224 Arizona St., 702-293-4001.

Cornish Pasty Co. – The Cornish Pasty originates from Cornwall England which is famous for its pasties, a sandwich of sorts made with a thick crimped edge along one side making them easy to eat. The venue is really cool, but the food and service was pretty mediocre. I would like to give this place a second chance one day as they have a few other locations in Arizona.

Step into The Dillinger, a stylish pub that pays homage to the city's historical roots. Indulge in innovative dishes created with locally sourced ingredients, paired with craft cocktails and an extensive selection of beers. From their gourmet burgers to their craft beers, every dish and drink at The Dillinger promises a memorable dining experience.

Named for infamous gangster John Dillinger, this trendy pub opened in 2011 is known for its burgers and craft beers. Naturally, it has a vintage vibe, with old bank signs and historic photographs lining the walls. Try the executioner patty melt, served on sourdough with Thousand Island, or go gourmet with a brie-covered Baby Face Nelson burger.

For more great food and booze, The Dillinger is in the historic Bank of Nevada building, and it's got bank-robber-inspired decor. The restaurant is known for its burgers and craft beers. Fox Smokehouse BBQ makes outstanding barbecue and serves it in big portions, and the Southwest Diner has been a mainstay in Boulder City for decades.

The Dillinger Food and Drinkery, 1224 Arizona St. The No. 1 burger place according to our reader vote is The Dillinger. Putting it simply, the place is known for its variety of gourmet burgers. The restaurant features 13 burgers on the menu not including burger specials.

Look no further than The Dillinger, which offers an extensive beer list, a variety of gourmet burgers and so much more. Housed in the historic Bank of Nevada building, the restaurant’s namesake is from the famed bank robber, John Dillinger.

Specializing in gourmet burgers and craft beer, The Dillinger is the perfect intersection of historic charm and modern delights. Beyond its specialties, it offers an excellent wine list and full bar. Dine indoors or outdoors.

The Dillinger: A cool, prohibition-themed bar and restaurant, also in Boulder City, offering tasty burgers and a great selection of beers. It’s a fun place to wind down and chat about the day’s adventures.

Order a burger piled with cheddar, bacon, and beef brisket at the Dillinger, in a 1940s bank building, or try the pub grub and a pint of Powder Monkey Pilsner at the Boulder Dam Brewing Co.

Wings we love: The mouth-watering wings at The Dillinger are very messy, but oh so worth it. Plus, they guarantee no buffalo were harmed in the making of their buffalo wings.