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3.5. Good food, very mediocre service. It took a solid 10 minutes to even get a menu or water, food came out pretty spread apart. Poached egg on the Benny was a hard boiled. Be prepared for a loud environment and the bulk of the restaurant is outside with limited heat lamps. Servers were nice despite all - can’t bring in a water bottle either so be prepared to part ways with your water

5 star food 5 star service zero stars for live music. It’s so uncomfortably loud and I’m a young person so for me to say that means something when I come to brunch with friends, I want to sit converse and enjoy my company. I don’t wanna have to scream over each other And listen to bad music and poor singers.

A traditional American restaurant with cozy 50s-60s style booth seating and a spacious interior. It offers a wide range of American dishes at quite reasonable prices, and the prime rib is famous. It's on the casino floor and is multi-level. Some areas are open like balconies, looking down at the casino without walls or windows, which is atmospheric, but you should be aware that it can be noisy or the smell of cigarette smoke may drift in depending on your seat. (If you don't want such a specific seating zone, you can tell the host.) It's located inside the Four Queens Hotel, and comps from the Four Queens Casino are naturally available. If there's a balance after using all your comps, you can pay the difference separately. Paying this way is great because less tax is applied, making it a cost-effective restaurant in no time... Therefore, it's a highly recommended restaurant if you're spending time at the Four Queens Casino. I felt there was some variance in service quality and promptness(?) depending on the server, but it was within a reasonable range. Generally, simple services like refills of water/drinks or requests for sauces are very fast. I recommend the ribeye steak, prime rib, and pork chop.

20 margarita 30 plate of California Mexican food. = $100 Service good Food pretty good Super loud and but neat ambience.

A bit noisy, but always with people having a great time. Live music mariachis and birthday greetings by enthusiastic wait staff.

Absolutely unacceptable – blatant discrimination! I want to share the extremely unpleasant experience I had at this restaurant. I arrived on a hot day wearing a sleeveless shirt – as many people do in the summer. I had no intention of breaking any rules, but I was asked to leave because my outfit was “inappropriate.” Fine – even though I disagreed, I didn’t argue. I went back to my hotel, changed, and returned in different clothes, just wanting to enjoy my dinner. After the first course, two women sat down next to us… wearing sleeveless tops – exactly like what I had on earlier. I politely approached the manager and asked why it was okay for them but not for me. His response was absolutely shocking and blatantly sexist: “Women are allowed to wear that because they look better in it.” Excuse me, but are we in a restaurant or at a casting for a music video? Are dress codes supposed to be enforced based on gender and appearance? This is pure discrimination, sexism, and unprofessionalism from the manager. Let me be clear – the food was good, and the waitstaff were polite, but the entire experience was ruined by this humiliating and disrespectful situation. I don’t go to restaurants to be treated unfairly or to hear sexist “jokes” from someone who’s supposed to uphold the standards of the establishment. This kind of attitude has no place in any respectable venue. I sincerely hope the owners take a closer look at who’s running their restaurant and how they treat paying customers. I won’t be coming back, and I’ll be warning my friends to avoid this place too.

It was very crowded when we got there, hard to even maneuver to our table. It was also very loud as there were a few big groups which probably also contributed to the fact that our service wasn't great. The calamari was good, my Caesar salad although beautifully presented, had no flavor. My husband's fish was excellent. After a few of the bigger(louder) groups left, it was very pleasant and fun to watch the fish in the aquarium!

Review rating: 4.0

This steakhouse, in Paris Casino, is very nice. The ambience/decorating/music all excellent. Busy but noise level was OK. You need reservations, but easy to get. Service was outstanding. Food: Caesar Salad was excellent. Salmon excellent. Beef Wellington was also very good (a little salty for me, but tastes differ). Dessert- Sticky Toffee Pudding with brown butter ice cream (comes in the shape of a stick of butter!) was amazing. It is pricey. There are coupons you can find which make it a little better but it's a splurge night in Las Vegas if you go.

Review rating: 4.0

3.5. Good food, very mediocre service. It took a solid 10 minutes to even get a menu or water, food came out pretty spread apart. Poached egg on the Benny was a hard boiled. Be prepared for a loud environment and the bulk of the restaurant is outside with limited heat lamps. Servers were nice despite all - can’t bring in a water bottle either so be prepared to part ways with your water

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5 star food 5 star service zero stars for live music. It’s so uncomfortably loud and I’m a young person so for me to say that means something when I come to brunch with friends, I want to sit converse and enjoy my company. I don’t wanna have to scream over each other And listen to bad music and poor singers.

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A traditional American restaurant with cozy 50s-60s style booth seating and a spacious interior. It offers a wide range of American dishes at quite reasonable prices, and the prime rib is famous. It's on the casino floor and is multi-level. Some areas are open like balconies, looking down at the casino without walls or windows, which is atmospheric, but you should be aware that it can be noisy or the smell of cigarette smoke may drift in depending on your seat. (If you don't want such a specific seating zone, you can tell the host.) It's located inside the Four Queens Hotel, and comps from the Four Queens Casino are naturally available. If there's a balance after using all your comps, you can pay the difference separately. Paying this way is great because less tax is applied, making it a cost-effective restaurant in no time... Therefore, it's a highly recommended restaurant if you're spending time at the Four Queens Casino. I felt there was some variance in service quality and promptness(?) depending on the server, but it was within a reasonable range. Generally, simple services like refills of water/drinks or requests for sauces are very fast. I recommend the ribeye steak, prime rib, and pork chop.

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