Zoozacrackers
Wynn Las Vegas (last visit: November 2009).
Deli.
If I weren't already at Wynn, I wouldn't eat at Zoozacrackers. Wynn's delicatessen is small, the atmosphere is only fair (more like a sports bar than a deli), the selection is limited, and the prices are a bit high.
On the positive side, it's convenient, and they make a mean heart attack sandwich, also known as the Zoozaburger: one hamburger, large, thick, and tasty; a layer of warm pastrami; melted Swiss cheese; cole slaw; some sort of dressing; a good bun. Tomato, pickles, and some other stuff are served on the side. Price: $13 plus tax and tip.
On another visit, I had a warm pastrami sandwich. The pastrami was warm and juicy, reminiscent of Canter's deli. The bread was dense and chewy, also similar to Canter's. A very good sandwich. On the other hand, their moderately large hot dog was bland and uninspiring, and their chicken salad had little flavor other than salt.
They also offer a ridiculously large, ridiculously rich, ridiculously fattening brownie. This brownie gets around. It's been seen at some of Wynn's other informal eateries as well.