great american casino

My team and I were working nights typically until 2:30AM and found the Great American Casino a good place to eat in the early morning hours at a decent price. I would typically get the chinese pork with hot mustard and sesame seeds (one of my favorites) and my project engineers would get salads or burgers and we all thought the food was good.

You'll never mistake this casino for the Las Vegas variety, but it is a pleasant place to gamble. Everyone is uniformly friendly and helpful, the table minimums are reasonable and they never up it on you. The games are familiar and they don't make up crazy new rules. It's small, so if you come with other people, you will never lose them. If you are at the tables, the drinks are on the house and the waitresses don't hover for tips, though they are gratefully accepted. They even come around with trays of dim sum at no charge. We found the comps generous enough to eat free several times.There are no slot machines (which I consider a plus), so the casino floor is relatively quiet. The restaurant food is very good. An eclectic menu serving all types of food for every taste, but with an extensive Asian selection. This is a good place to come for lunch or dinner, even if you don't gamble.The premises are clean and well maintained--not the least bit seedy, but possibly a little dated on the decor, although that may be by design