During the off-season, when it's not open for the Fair, the agricultural barns become the…read moredestination for elementary school kids on field trips, who get introduced to New York State -based farm products. Lovely volunteer docents do the presentations.

Stopped on a Saturday afternoon they had construction going on but no trouble because they weren't…read moreworking just was a messy situation. Haven't been in awhile so liked the look of the new restaurant. I had a drink at the bar lost then came back for round 2 for both a drink and play another game did better the second time! Drink was made well the bartender was friendly little chit chat with the service. Games were fun made a little money wasn't crowded in the afternoon so got to pick different games even went into the smoking room was crowded but found a couple games I like the new games seamed like they kept the games in there before too long . Had couple hours of fun

Went for a bit of fun and gambling at Hamburg on a great Saturday late afternoon. First got a great…read moredrink me a White Russian and my daughter Sex on the Beach both made perfect was quick even though the bar was full. Played some games didn't loss much but had fun trying. I had trouble getting my weekly 10 dollar reward so the woman at the counter can over and try to help she too had trouble so she printed it out behind the counter that was nice of her to help .My daughter needed something to take home because she was hungry after that so she went and got a BLT salad at the express take out. She said it was really good plenty of bacon nice lettuce but as usual needed more dressing but she added at home good time for an impromptu decision to stop at the Hamburg gaming

There is not many different casino games, very few promotions, food is fair at best. When the…read moregames are set so you never win, it really isn't much fun. Go to Seneca, Canada or Vegas instead.

It was my first time at Off Track Betting ,or OTB, a couple of weeks ago to place a bet for the…read moreKentucky Derby . I was a bit nervous about the whole procedure , as I have never officially bet on anything before . It was extremely crowded on this day in particular , but everything seemed to be pretty organized . I was given a sheet as to what horses were in the major race and what the odds were for them to win . I decided to place a bet on two separate horses for $5 each to win (Happy Jack and Smile Happy) . I waited about 15 min to place my bet . Every window was occupied, so at least they were well staffed . The staff was very busy, not friendly , but not impolite either . It was a pretty painless experience and OTB was not filled with seedy people either . Turns out the long shot, Rich Strike, won with a large payout! Who knew! I'll return next year and maybe place a bet on more of an underdog (or under-horse) .

A fun afternoon at the track. Live music between races and family friendly.choosr from sitting…read moretrack side at tables or benches or higher up I. Grand stands.

I came here as a part of a casino bus trip. I never ventured out onto the race tracks, I just…read morestayed in the casino part. The casino is run and operated by OLG. This is a small casino with no tables just slot machines. I definitely recommend joining there loyalty club called Winner's Circle. The card can be used at any of the other 22 OLG slots and Casino locations. With the card you receive extra perks like discounts or complimentaries such as discounted/free meals, concert tickets, and sporting events depending on how much you play, as well you earn points that can be contributed for cashback for slot plays or redeem points for gift cards. They have an onsite full service restaurant/bar called The Carousel Restaurant and Bar. I received a coupon for a discounted breakfast there. They also serve complimentary non-alcoholic beverages (coffee, tea, fountain pop only), you just have to wait for the lady to come around to you to take your order. Parking if free! The staff here are friendly and come around to see if you need any help or explain how to play the machine but they all are pretty self explanitory. Overall a simple casino good for beginners or those who don't like crowds. Definitely join the loyalty club. I got a bonus $10 bucks to play with just for joining!

Gaming floor was busy, but not in an inconvenient way. Hundreds of slots. No table games…read more Super clean. There's a hotel attached, at least one restaurant, and a sports bar in the part that i was in. Apparently, there's also a concert venue (i saw Quiet Riot was going to be there) and a horse track. It's a pretty nice place and there are lots of stores and restaurants near by.

I would like to note that the dining experience and the horse racing part were FOUR stars. The…read morecasino and interior atmosphere, TWO starts. So this is a compromise. Go for a good brunch, it was good, not too salty and everything, including a breaded chicken with a roux (white flour) gravy with a hint of lemon that was delicious. The standards, eggs, sausage, bacon, were cooked well, although the sausage could have had a little darker outer color to make it looked cooked (it was). The racing was fun, and I did a little betting, lost a little, won a little more than I lost and prepared to leave. Going through the casino, it is sad. It's only machines, its a beautiful summer day, and there are mostly elderly, with walkers, scooters, oxygen masks, spending what time and money they have left in the dark looking at a screen. Ironic, isn't it? If our kids did that we would be horrified. I wanted to say "go out and play!" but whatever. So if gambling is not that important, good food and I know they have an entertainment and hotel that I have not experienced, so I think the potential for a meal and entertainment without spending anyone's inheritance. One note, I grew up here and used to come to the track with my mom in particular as a fun and exciting nite out. Those machines were not allowed then so you went for the horse racing. If they could have table games or at least an environment that didn't feel like a farm for taking your money, that could be fun.

Do you rate the casino on your winnings or experience hahaha…read more Typical casino. Not bad size. Tons of free parking. Drinks are not free, unless a high roller, also drink service, you can get ONE drink every 30 minutes. Is a smoking casino up front, and non smoking in the back. It wasn't bad as a normal small space smoking casino, BUT my clothes did smell like it when got home. Took us several hours to lose all our money, so guess that was a good time The one bar up front had maritni specials, and was able to try a toasted s'mores martini which was super tasty! Bathrooms were expectational clean! Didn't eat there, but heard they have a good burger spot inside!

Bad service and horrible service from employees slot machines are rigged took $2.000 and not 1 win…read moresmh

This casino feels a little claustrophobic, with low ceilings and machines placed close together…read more There's a racecourse onsite for some variety. They're running the buffet twice a week. Prime rib & salmon Saturday had decent food (if disappointing salmon) but the dessert was below average.

Access to grandstand. Outside viewing for spectators with…read moreoutdoor betting. Races on TV in restaurant.

I was in the Casino Sunday Nov.30th with friends. Although I mostly drink coffee, I decided to have…read morea beer with my friends. I went to the bar and was shocked to find that had no Canadian beer for sale. All American. These Casinos are owned by the provincial government, so you would think they would support buying Canadian. Pissed me off, because I shop Canadian whenever possible. I email Casino Rama, (Indian owned) and they serve Canadian beer. From now on I will be going there. It may be a longer drive, but I support buying Canadian

I'm not a gambler, just a foodie, so I'll comment only on the newly opened buffet they have. I went…read morearound 6pm on Friday, lined up for about 30 mins and got into the restaurant. You pay up front before being seated and inside it's a buffet. On the night I went it was lobster tails and prime rib. The lobster tails for the majority were fresh, chewy, and full of flavor. The Prime rib was tender and not too overdone. They also had a salad bar, dessert station, and soup/bread station which were all solid. No complaints whatsoever, but my faves were the chef's pasta and mashed potatoes. Hands down the best mashed potatoes I've had in my life. All in all very good, especially at the $15 (member) / $25 (non member) price point. The Prime rib and lobster tails kept coming, the food was steaming hot, partially because the venue was packed, and there's a long line that keeps getting longer as the night passes on. 10/10 would recommend