Subway Las Vegas Locations on the Strip & Fremont Street

In a town where pre-packaged, bland casino deli stands peddle $15 sandwiches, it’s nice to know there are plenty of Subway restaurants downtown and on the Strip to help you when you need a fast, but healthy and affordable meal.

Subway franchises are a staple of many of the food courts in casinos, as well as in the strip malls on, and nearby the Las Vegas Strip.

As an added bonus, many of these Subways are open 24 hours a day.

Subway on the Las Vegas, NV Strip
Subway on the Las Vegas, NV Strip

Please keep in mind, that prices for each store may not always be the bargain of a traditional Subway in your town. A recent look at one casino food court Subway, for example, found that the cold-cut combo costs three to four more dollars more than than non-casino Subway stores outside of Las Vegas.

There are 105 Subways in Las Vegas, with new ones being opened up all the time of course.

Map of Subway Restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip

There are eleven Subway restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip.

Here are the closest Subway Restaurants to each casino, starting at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip:

Mandalay Bay (2) – There is one inside the resort, in the “Convention Food Court” area, by the convention center.

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Additionally, there’s one across the street from the Mandalay Bay and The Delano in the strip mall across Las Vegas Boulevard.

There is not a Subway in the Luxor’s food court. There is an LA Subs, so the closest Subway would have you taking (ironically), the free tram from Luxor to Mandalay Bay.

Same with the Excalibur Hotel and Casino: no Subway here.

Subway at Grand Canyon Experience (2) – Neither the Tropicana nor MGM Grand have a Subway in their food courts.

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The closest Subway restaurant to these two south Strip hotel/casinos is the one at the Grand Canyon experience tour booth seller, just north of the MGM Grand on the east side of the Strip.

In addition, the food court in the Showcase Mall just north of the Grand Canyon Experience, also has a Subway. This is the only place I know where there are two Subways, just about 100 feet away from each other.

Harmon Retail Corner – This 24 hour a day Subway is inside the shopping complex just south of Planet Hollywood and across from the Cosmopolitan Hotel and Casino.

Subway at Slots'A'Fun in Las Vegas
Subway at Slots’A’Fun in Las Vegas

Miracle Mile – Located inside the popular Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.

Bally’s (2) – There are two here: one in the Grand Bazar shops in front of the resort, the other inside at the Bally’s food court. These two are the closest Subways to the Paris Hotel & Casino, the Cromwell Hotel & Casino, the Bellagio, and Flamingo.

Casino Royale – As a place with low limit gambling, the Casino Royale Subway franchise is naturally a very popular Subway. Detractors says the smell of the sandwiches permeates the casino floor.

Either way the location at Casino Royale is the closest Subway to Caesars Palace, Mirage, and Harrah’s.

Venetian – A new one, this is located towards the back of the resort.

Slots’A’Fun – Another 24 hour a day Subway in a casino that is known for catering to low rollers. This Subway is the closest one to Circus Circus.

North Strip

The only close Subway within walking distance of extreme North Strip hotel casinos like the Sahara Las Vegas and the Stratosphere is one not on the Strip.

(Go here for the closest In-N-Out Burger to the Las Vegas Strip).

It’s actually on E. Sahara Avenue, one block east of the Strip, directly across the street from the eastern end of the Sahara Las Vegas Hotel and Casino.

Subway Restaurants on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas

There are three Subways in old downtown Las Vegas. There are all located inside Fremont Street hotels.

Here are the three locations:

(By Steve Beauregard. Photos courtesy of Bradley Gordon and Mike Mozart via Flickr).