Bought several food home, used to be good decent portion size. Now is bad. Half than what it used…read moreto be. Felt got ripped off with disappointment. Not recommend anyone go buy food to go or eat there.

The security is not consistent with their rules, last time i was able to get in with only 1 piece…read moreof ID (i am 30s). The next day they will ask for 2nd piece of ID. So inconsistent and the security is not so friendly at all. Rude employees

Love their Sunday Buffet Brunch. It was our first experience at the hotel for this extraordinary…read morebrunch, and I give it a 5 out of 5 rating. The variety of selection was eye popping and food was delicious. I cannot thank the hotel for their great service. The environment was clean and quiet, our experience as a whole family was great.

Love to give it a 4.5/5 but Yelp doesn't allow half ratings. This was our first time here with my…read morefamily and we were so pleasantly surprised by what a great experience we had. We thought it would primarily be brunch/breakfast items but there was such a large selection and variety of items. The staff were very nice and accommodating. They also had live music which was a nice mood setter. You get juice, pop, coffee or tea included with your meal. Alcoholic drinks are extra charge. We had gone on a regular Sunday and not an "event" Sunday so am not sure of other offerings. There was sushi, inari sushi, dumplings, sticky rice (but not sure if the dimsum was leftover from lunar new year special), roast beef, ham, mussels, shrimp cocktail, fried rice, short rib, roasted vegetables (REAL veg not just bagged corn and peas like other places lol), sablefish, grilled chicken, eggs benny station, omelette station, charcuterie, scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausage, mini avo toasts and dessert bar. The only real downside is the overall price. I think just given the location I wish it were slightly cheaper. Adults are $45 and seniors are $37. There aren't a lot of good quality buffets around so I do understand it sets them apart it just may attract more guests at a bit of a cheaper price. Or maybe it they had something in conjunction with the casino to offer a discount that would be another incentive to get people across the bridge. I would be more so inclined to bring them back at a different rate as we are coming from Burnaby and Vancouver.

They went from Hard Rock Casino to Great Canadian…read more Sadly this meant all the cool Rock memorabilia was sent back. Gordon Ramsey Burger moved in where the Buffet once was. It's still slim pickings in food, and what is available is pricey. The good slot machines continue to go and the new once suck. I still end up here because my husband likes it. Anyway can't complain too much as tonight I've been winning, which is always nice.

We used to visit this place once in a while before COVID. Today June 5, 2026, we attended a…read morebusiness event there as registered guests. Upon arrival, we were surprised to find security guards at the entrance requiring government photo identification. It struck us as a sign of how much the situation has changed in Metro Vancouver that a venue we once entered freely now has security screening. One person in our group, a 93-year-old woman, did not have photo identification with her. She does not drive, and both her BC ID card and health card are currently being renewed, leaving her without government-issued photo ID at the moment. Who would have thought she would need to bring her Canadian passport to attend a private event? The security guards strictly enforced the policy and denied her entry. Despite the obvious circumstances and the fact that she was a registered guest attending a private event, no discretion or flexibility was shown. The event organizers themselves requested an exception on her behalf, but their request was also denied. I have since learned that the casino has changed ownership and is own by Snuneymuxw First Nation, which may explain the heightened security measures and a more rigid approach to guest screening. Unfortunately, the experience left the impression that management and security were exercising poor judgment and showing little flexibility, even in the case of a clearly elderly guest attending a registered event. What should have been an enjoyable occasion became a disappointing and frustrating experience. In addition, the atmosphere in the surrounding area seems very different from what it used to be. Personally, I no longer feel as comfortable or secure in the area, particularly after dark. Overall, this was not the welcoming experience we had come to expect from this venue. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!

Smaller Casino in Cloverdale…read more Staff was all extremely friendly. Slots wet pretty tight. Only one game really paid out for me. Not a huge variety. One thing that really stuck out to me was that the chairs all were in really rough shape. Dire need of re-upholstering. They also didn't have any Apple Cider at the bar. Wouldn't go back unless I was specifically in that area.

Clean casino but a bit "spread out" with two sections. There is a slots area when you enter and…read morethen another area up the escalator. They also have table games on the second floor. I wish there was a slightly bigger assortment of slot machines but if it isn't packed then it's easy to get on a machine you want.

Used to be SO much better !…read more So many of my favourite games are gone. Replaced with the same interchangeable ones that are boring and don't pay out well - if at all. Better places to go but it's fairly close so ya I'll be back.

My wife and I dinner last night at Personas restaurant in Villa casino. Unfortunately my meal was…read moreterrible. I had Kung Pao chicken lettuce wraps that I hoped would rival PF Changs. Not so much. Just big chunks of sticky over sauced chicken with mostly big chunks of bell peppers that you could not wrap with the tiny pieces of lettuce that came with it . Wife had blackened chicken Caesar salad and was disappointed as well with the dressing The service was very slow . I sat and saw our drink order sitting on the bar for 10 minutes while our waitress was nowhere to be seen in an almost empty room. Adding insult to injury they added an automatic 18% to the bill as we were over 6 in our party. Never going back there

The weekend brunch is so lively with a band playing music while you taste a custom made eggs…read moreBenedict or a mouth watering dessert buffet. We went recently when it was a Korean themed buffet. They had a custom bibimpap table and bulgogi beef eggs benedict. I also enjoyed the sizzling pork belly grilled in front of your eyes. The price was $68 so similar to what Vegas was charging a few years ago. The chocolate fondue is such a treat!

Haven't been to many casinos so I don't have much to compare to but I won $5 bucks so I'm pleased…read morehaha

1st visit: sunday night around 8:30 n the place was not busy.( i loved it). Check in at the counter…read moreto get your pack of balls n head towards a giant hall with almost 10 pool tables. Nicely laid out . Good music with woofers n bass n dj lights On one side they have coin operated hockey table.My friend didn't know abc of billiards so it was just me playing with myself n teaching her a bit. 2nd visit: happen to be weekday n few tables were being played. Enjoyed my game by myself as I practice. Again played hockey n all good. They have some drinks n food including alcohol on their menu but i never tried anything n neither i have ever witnessed someone else enjoying any food or drink . Enough parking outside. They can do alot better but i dont know why they dont have walk in traffic . To me it seems like a place not being taken care of. Still i will go for my game day as its closest to my house n open late on most nights.

Came across this establishment after searching for pool halls in the area. Located in a strip mall…read more(free parking) the size of the place was quite misleading from the outside. The front of the cafe has a few tables for eating plus at least one Foosball table, but keep walking further in, and it magically expands into a large cavernous space with about 10 pool tables and TV screens. We asked the guy at the counter how much was and was quoted $25 per hour. We grabbed one of the few free pool tables, and as we started to play the place filled up. There seemed to be a mix between the tables that (probably) played for hours, and rotation of people coming in, playing a few games and leaving. It was your standard dimly lit pool hall with lots of chatter among each table, and enough space in between to avoid jabbing a stranger with your cue. There also seemed to be large kitchen capable of making a wide variety of drinks and food items, though we did not order anything ourselves. The location of this pool hall is not along most of my normal routes, but it was nice to have that new experience. I would consider coming back if I'm close by.