Tom's Urban, American restaurant in Las Vegas, US
Tom's Urban is an American restaurant inside the New York-New York hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The dining room is built around a huge central video wall, with many smaller screens angled above booths and high-top tables so almost every seat faces live sports action.
Tom's Urban opened as part of a small chain founded by a Denver hospitality group, bringing a sports-focused casual dining concept to Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Strip location was placed inside the New York-New York hotel to attract visitors looking for a familiar American menu near the casino floor.
The restaurant works like a shared living room for fans during football, basketball, hockey and soccer broadcasts, with different groups watching separate games on angled screens. Servers move quickly between tables, and cheers ripple across the room when a team scores, turning dinner into a collective viewing event.
Arrive early for major games because the most central tables fill up quickly, and ask the staff if you want a specific match switched to a nearby screen. If you want calmer conversation, request a seat away from the main video wall or use the outside seating when weather allows.
The central screen is big enough to feel like a stadium scoreboard, and several tables offer a direct sightline to it even from the back of the room. Because the venue sits above the casino floor, you can hear faint slot machine chimes mix with game commentary when the door opens.
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