OMG, my hubby and I just don't feel right to be in Vegas and not start our day with an Irish Coffee (or three!) from O'Shea's. This is truly one of those little gems that makes Vegas, Vegas! more

O'Sheas is my favorite place on the planet I wish I could teleport there at will. Vinnie Favorito is a must see while there. more

Love, love, love O'sheas. I have had the pleasure 3 separate occasions. Most recently was on Feb 5, 2008. It was a grand evening to begin with, we had dinner at Mesa Grill (owned by chef Bobby Flay), then saw Mystere (have a review on that as well). So the evening couldn't get any better, right? WRONG! First off, I... more

I was checking in at the Imperial Palace and my room wasn't ready yet so I went walking around and decided to stop in O'Sheas. I have been to Vegas twice before but never stopped there before. Well I will never make that mistake again. They have loose slots and the bartender's are great. A big shout out to Roger.... more

O’Sheas is the little Irish-themed casino right across the street from Margaritaville, and across the Strip from Caesars Palace. It was recently bought by Harrahs, and is now a Total Rewards casino with all those advantages. Officially it counts as a Flamingo casino. But, the stakes are lower, the atmosphere much more casual. No high rollers here looking for pampered... more

No silly Vegas tourist "attitude". No huge Vegas tourist trap tight slots. (Loose and fun.) Great bar. (I hear there is often beer pong!) Overall - a good time. The Flamingo owns the place (it is the front of the Flamingo parking structure) and has started to come out of the closet about it now that it is getting famous... more

Went to O'shea's the last night of our trip back in April. I had played there once before about 8 years earlier and just decided to stop back in. Hit the jackpot on the penny slots! Then I went over and tried to learn how to play 3 card poker. The limits were low and the dealers were great, very... more

Discovered this while staying at Harrah's. Cheap table games, daily poker tournaments for only a $40 buy in (great for newbies and too low to attract the aces) Craps and Pai-gow Poker had lower minimums than other places. I like to go to Vegas and just enjoy playing the games, not looking to strike it rich (okay an occassional shot... more

Just back from Vegas..We stayed right next to O,Sheas at Imperial Palace and spent more time in the little casino than our own hotel..admittedly it was the $1 Millers that drew us in, but we went back everyday. Must see is the midget who pours shots down willing ladies throats, whilst being lewd at the same time. Live music and... more