Visited on September 8th Casino is a beautifully sexy and elegant restaurant, perfectly situated in a pocket of the Lower East Side where time feels delightfully suspended. It sits in one of the few corners of Manhattan that hasn't been homogenized by rapid gentrification. Here, the true spirit of New York's melting pot remains entirely intact. Looking out, you witness a vibrant crossroads of cultures--a rich diversity that is beautifully mirrored in both the neighborhood's people and the exceptional variety of its culinary landscape. This was my second visit to Casino, and I was eager to return after being blown away by the food, service, and decor the first time. On this second visit, it felt like walking into an entirely different world--in the best way possible. The dining room transported us straight into a 1940s movie, offering a smoky, sexy, and elegant ambiance (minus the actual smoke). My husband and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary, and the team perfectly set the mood by accommodating our request for a red banquette. Our waitress was incredibly warm, friendly, and offered excellent recommendations. When I asked for wine pairings, she seamlessly transitioned us to Daniel, the sommelier. His recommendations were absolutely beautiful, pairing flawlessly with both my appetizer and entree. My only slight disappointment was that he sent our waitress over to pour and sample the wine rather than presenting it himself. He did drop by at the end of our meal but it was bittersweet. My husband and I had a mixed culinary experience here, marked by some disappointing appetizers but truly exceptional pasta dishes. The Grilled Prawns with Calabrian Chili: We were both pretty underwhelmed by this dish. It lacked the vibrant punch we were expecting. The Funghi Fritti (Tempura Battered Mushrooms): Honestly, these were awful. They were literally rock-hard, and no amount of lemon aioli or Calabrian chili sauce was going to rehydrate them. The Main Courses: Bucatini with Crab: My husband opted for this and thought it was delicious. The sauce was absolutely gorgeous; his only minor critique was that he wished there had been a bit more of it. I ordered the Tagliatelle Bolognese: This was the absolute star of the night. It was, without a doubt, the best Bolognese I have ever had in my life. We highly recommend this hidden gem! read more

A pretty sceney Italian spot in the Lower East Side, it's definitely a good spot to see and be seen. There is a dearth of good Italian options in the LES, strangely enough, and Casino definitely hits on both the food and vibes department. We had the steak frites, a couple of the pastas, and the Caesar salad. I'd say the bolognese pasta was the standout, the pasta tasted fresh and the sauce was rich and comforting. The other pasta, bucatini with crab, was really solid as well and made for a great summer pasta. The steak frites are, well steak frites, nothing you haven't had before but solid nonetheless. Overall, great spot to order a martini, a pasta, and people watch before a night out in the LES. read more

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Love the vibes here. It's very aesthetic with dim lighting. The service was amazing and the desserts were so yummy. This spot is perfect for a nice dinner, I would come back. read more

Casino - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

I had a reservation for 9 pm and was running ~5 minutes late. I texted them I would be running late and it was fine. I came here for my birthday dinner and there were some other parties also celebrating a birthday! There's some outdoor tables, a front bar and some tables in the front. But the main event is the back room. There are 2 sides lined with red booths as then tables in the middle section. We were seated at one of the bigger booths. The booths face towards the dining room so great for people watching. I love the ambiance and vibes of Casino. It's dimly lit. It's cozy. It's romantic. You can be dressed up or more casual. They do play music but it wasn't too loud. We had to place all drink orders together. Food orders also had to be ordered all at once but would be staggered. Overall, drinks were strong and filled to the rim. I was surprised by this! - Cosmo: This was strong and filled to the rim - Martini - Espresso martini - Mezcaltini: my friend liked this! - Prosecco: this was on the house since it was my birthday :) Food: - Focaccia: I loved the balsamic olive oil it came with. It only came with 4 pieces so not everyone in my group got to have a piece - Broccolini: we all were obsessed with this! one of my favorite from the night. - Funghi Frutti: I liked this and it was good amount of crispiness. Pieces were kinda small though - Caesar Salad: Pretty solid. The lettuce is not cut up though so we had to cut it ourselves. - French Fries: we all loved this. They were shoestring fries but crispy! A great amount for all of us to share with the pastas we were also sharing - Bolognese x2: The portion didn't look that big for us to share but between the fries I think it worked. This was pretty solid. - Rigatoni: the sauce had a little kick to it! - Affogato: I love affogato and this one was solid. This was on the house for my birthday. Service was great! I would definitely come again and highly recommend. I felt special and all my friends enjoyed the food and their experience too. read more

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2 minutes ago New It was a beautiful Saturday evening , so that meant busy busy busy. Waiting list were hrs long. Somehow we managed to be seated immediately here in the front dining area, which was perfect. We were greeted so kindly, staff there was super cool and funny. They made sure we were comfy and happy with our selections. Beautiful ambiance and aesthetic. Ok so for starters we went with the funghi fritti, caesar salad, and grilled prawns. Man that salad was so bomb!!! the dressing has this slight tanginess to it, just so delicious! Scrape the plate good, fresh croutons may I add. Ok for the mains we went with the porcini tortelloni and the bucatini with clams. So So So So very good ! Another episode of left the empty an clean. Dessert for the grand finale we went with affogato! Devoured that treat! Alongside of our dishes we had a nice chilled glass of white wine. Irman our waiter was super awesome! We will be returning to try the fries, I heard they are one of kind. Great time! read more

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Beyoncé's husband says "I don't pop molly, I rock Tom Ford." I wore my Tom Ford ivory silk tux jacket, peak lapel, pure architectural delusion, for what appeared to be no reason as Brian arrived in what can only be described as podiatrist-approved footwear. They had the ergonomic arrogance of something named after a migratory seabird. "They're Allbirds," he said, "the Tesla of shoes." The only revolution I assumed he was leading was involuntary celibacy in 2025. We were at Casino on East Broadway, where TikTok's downtown elite pretend to eat and actually network. The room was candlelit and moody in that "we allocated the entire Series A to dimmers" way. I ordered a mezcal martini, smoked and saline, the kind of drink that makes decisions for you, and he asked for "something citrusy but not too gay," which was, unfortunately, his entire personality distilled into a drink order. The crudo was fine in a "this will perform well on your grid" way, the steak au poivre bled like bridge financing, and the pommes dauphine--God love them--tasted like butter that knows it's being photographed. Mid-meal, I ran the numbers: Brian's "founder" title masks a Tier 3 VC round, NRR hovering below 100, and retention metrics that scream "pivot by Q3." He pays himself one-ninety pre-tax and post-reality, calls his accountant a VC friend (he's a weed dealer with a CRM), and speaks about liquidity events the way prosperity gospel pastors speak about blessings: constantly, vaguely, and with alarming conviction. He asked if I meditate. I assumed he meant SLT but it devolved into a Ted Talk about ceremonial-grade tea he drank in Nosara with someone named Luz who "really saw him." I smiled, nodded, and mentally composed the short thesis on his cap table while calculating how long until his co-founder files for dissolution. Verdict: Casino, 3 out of 5, atmospheric but performing. I can respect the lighting design but not the sound engineering, and the bathroom line moved like Series B negotiations. Brian: 1.1 out of 5, terminal dilution with personality churn to match. I'll see him about as often as I see Michael Kors bags in Courchevel, which is to say never, and frankly that's generous.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ read more

Love their clam bucatini and the interior decor. It's usually fine to just walk in. The front is actually for walk ins only. They change the cocktail menu seasonally and they're all pretty good. It would also be a good spot for a dinner party or engagement party. read more

This was excellent. First visit, came with a party of four and got a lot (rough order of preference): - Chocolate cake - Nduja bread - Carrots - Spiced coppa - Olives/almonds/aged gouda ---- - Pappardelle - Torchio & sweet peas - Wood-fired prawns - Bar steak ---- - Pasta with clams - Paris-brest I think everything in the top category would be a must-get next time, the middle category would be maybes and I'd probably skip the bottom. The chocolate cake was probably the biggest surprise -- it was maybe close to being best-in-class, with some incredible sea salt really adding the perfect extra touch. The njuda bread and (again, surprisingly) the carrots also blew me away. read more

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Came for dinner with a friend and had a great meal! I tried: + Pina spritz + Grappa vesper + East coast oysters + Lobster cioppino + Artichokes + Treviso salad + Trofie pistou + Butterscotch budino + Salted pistachio ice cream Lobster and salad were lacking (putting them just shy of that 5 stars), but everything else was excellent. The oysters and desserts were especially good. 4.5 stars. read more

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Went here with some co-workers after work. The food was great but the service was even better. Our server David was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. He helped us pick out some amazing wines to pair with our meal (I'm a little bit of a wine fanatic ). The food came quick and was delicious. Definitely recommend stopping by for a group gathering or an intimate date. Definitely ask for David if you love wine pairings! Would come again! read more

Casino - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

Casino has very quickly become one of the hardest tables to score in the city. I'm always intrigued by the places that catch on fire immediately. There are tons of quality restaurants opening seemingly every week, yet most of them don't become an "it" spot. I'm Yelp elite but not New York elite, so I don't make the rules, nor am I privy to how they're determined. Needless to say, Casino is effortlessly sexy and a great time. It is filled with beautiful people and beautiful food and yes, do not worry, they serve expert martinis. We came here at around 9pm on a Saturday night. We did not have a reservation, which is something I virtually never do, but I figured it was worth a shot. We walked in and spoke to the host, who said it would be at least a 90 minute wait, but shortly thereafter he returned and told us he'd have a table ready much sooner. I had prayed to the restaurant gods on our way downtown, and prayers appeared to be answered. We were seated in the front half of the space (the back half is a more formal -- relatively speaking -- dining) at a small table amidst a lot of parties who seemed to all know each other or know people who worked at Casino, or both. It's a party in here. The cocktail list is comprised of mostly twists on classics. To start, I got the Grappa Martini, which was so simple yet so good. I could've had 10 of those, but I switched to your good old dirty martini after one. My husband started with a tropical mezcal drink which he said was just okay, but his second drink, a White Negroni, was excellent. To end, we split the Primo's Espresso Martini, which was better than your typical espresso martini and not nearly as overly sweet as many of them are. On the whole, Casino is great in the mixology department. Food-wise, for whatever reason, Casino's online menu is much larger than the menu we received at the restaurant. Not sure if this was because we sat in the front half of the restaurant near the bar (perhaps the main dining room has a bigger menu?), or just because things haven't updated, but we were a little disappointed that we couldn't order duck. That said, a smaller menu means that fewer choices need to be made, which is always a plus in my book. I'm the most indecisive Libra there is. Eats, below: Amberjack crudo w/ basil, chili, radish, garum: A+ This beautifully executed. The fish was super fresh, and the accompanying flavors struck the perfect balance of subtle and pronounced. A bit herbaceous, a bit umami, a bit spicy -- very well done. Roasted baby carrots w/ cashew-dandelion pesto: A+ They were out of the Butter Lettuce, which is what we originally ordered instead of this. I was pretty bummed given its rave reviews, but it was still probably a blessing in disguise, because we got to try these seriously delicious carrots instead. I feel like I've said this in a bunch of reviews lately, but don't sleep on sides people!! They're not just throwaway dishes. These carrots were excellent and the pesto was divine. Pasta w/ clams, bucatini, vin jaune, chili, bottarga I have a gluten sensitivity so I only had a small bite of this with the hopes of sleeping it off overnight, but it was worth it. The pasta had clean flavors with a light white wine sauce and a sprinkling of dried cured fish eggs. Somehow felt classic and creative at the same time. Roasted brussels sprouts w/ garlic confit: A This is comfort food for me. I know, I know, shouldn't that be the pasta? Nope, give me roasted brussels with some healthy roasted cloves of garlic I can eat straight and I'll be happy forever. There was nothing fancy about this dish, just well-executed, Steelhead Trout w/ endive, green olive-pistachio dressing: A I love an Italian restaurant that does a great piece of fish. This one hit the spot. Endives are one of my favorite winter vegetables, and here they're served both cooked and raw, adding earthiness, bitterness and of course, crunchiness. read more

The dry age burger was to die for! Our server was a very kind young man named David who gave us an insightful journey through the menu and provided so many great plates. If you're in the area it is a must and you won't regret it one bit. Amazing quick service with great vibes. Thank you for the experience David and staff! read more

So this place is literally around the block from me and I've been waiting to try them out. Still remember the space being Mission Chinese. Anyhow, we checked them out tonight and the verdict is on the fence. So let's break things down. - The pappardelle was flavorful and probably my favorite dish of the night - The wood fired prawns we're tasty but requires peeling - The ndujia bread was disappointing. It wasn't warn so the way through and basically taste like butter and bread for $18 - The turbot for two was cooked well and tasty but was not served to us. Most restaurants will lift the bones for you tableside. That did not happen. You're kind of left with the entire fish and good luck. So if you're not used to fish with bones and doing things yourself, you're not going to appreciate this dish. - Finally, the fries were less fries and more like the shoestring potato chips you buy at the bodega. Nothing wrong with them but they're not fries. The service was decent enough but the restaurant is loud. When everyone speaks, the place goes into a rumble. It's nice to see a new neighborhood spot but I don't think I'll necessarily be back. Especially since they don't open Sundays and Mondays. read more

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Came here on a Monday night to catch up with some friends. It was quiet at first but the dining room filled up as the night went on. I took a seat at the bar since i was early and indulged with an espresso martini before dinner. It was very well done, bartender was friendly. Our server at our table, was not so friendly. He took our order and didn't check in on us at all during the meal. And when we asked for one or two things he acted like it was an inconvenience. For food, we got the fluke carpaccio, insalata mista, prawns, prosciutto to share and I had the bucatini with clams as an entree. All of the starters were tasty. The prawns were flavorful and came 3 on the plate. I love bucatini and I love clam pasta - this dish was fine but not the best I've had. If I came back I'd probably try something different. All in all it was ok. I was a little let down for what I had heard about the restaurant and the service and food didn't not help for the price. read more

Beautiful place was wonderful service. I don't want to spoil it for first timers, so I'll just say that I thought the inside is very cool! The food is good. I wouldn't say amazing, but I enjoyed it! It's worth checking out and makes a nice date night spot! read more

If you want a sure fire winner, head to Casino. The food, service and ambiance are all terrific. Essentially coastal Italian with both seafood and meat options. Given the use of Calabrian peppers it more southern than northern Italian, but great all around. One discordant note is that except for the Paris Brest, the other desserts are mediocre at best. Order it when you sit down. We waited until we finished our dinner and they were out of it to our great disappointment. read more

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The reason to come here- its cool. The drinks are sexy. The lights are dim. the people are hot. Its loud as hell. It is by definition- cool. Surprisingly staff was not snooty but very nice and accommodating - our waitress gave us her personal reccs that did not disappoint. The food was great we got the brocollini and endive salad to start- good but nothing insane. We each got a different pasta and all were very good and all had a decent level of spice to them that felt elevated. My only food note- the portions are definitely small so this isnt the best spot for sharing and splitting. We all wanted our own plates and more! My largest and maybe only complaint- it took forever for our food to come out. Both the apps, entrees and drinks. The service was snail slow. We had an 830 reservation and didnt leave until almost 1130 and not by choice. Just make sure you're alotting for long wait times and a big bill if you're coming here hungry. read more

Space is only as beautiful as the crowd of stylish patrons. We came during NYFW and this felt like a see and be seen spot for groups of diners in their 20s-early 30s. The noise level was unbearable and I got a headache about an hour in. Food was hit or miss. We enjoyed the charred cabbage and the bolognese pasta. Squash and Cantaloupe & Ham appetizers were alright. We didn't like the beans side and thankfully our waiter left it off the bill. Service was efficient and knowledgeable. Overall I'm on the fence about this place. Food and vibes were interesting by I couldn't handle the noise level. read more

Mixed review of Casino during our weekend in NYC. Some notes: - The food was truly exceptional. Loved the various pastas we ordered and also the bread we got beforehand. Really really good food. - Waiter did a good job. Knowledgeable and responsive. - Kitchen was the one to botch this one, but our bread came out about 3 minutes before the main meal. Very little care with setting up the flow of things. - The lights kept becoming more or less dim over the night, like they couldn't decide which vibe to settle on. - The portion sizes were just not significant at all. I get it's a fancy restaurant and all, but it was not enough food. Not sure if it was supposed to be more of a free-flowing kitchen type deal? Things were expensive so while there were no major negatives, the above items made a difference to us. We liked it here but probably not enough to go back or seriously recommend. read more

Casino - Nduja bread - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

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The food was very good and very tasty. The service was good. The acoustics were terrible! We were there at 7:30 on a Thursday night and the place was packed and VERY loud. It was impossible to have a conversation as there were 70+ people all trying to speak over the top of each other. read more

The ambiance here is cute so if your priority is having an aesthetic night out, by all means come here. That being said, everything else about this place is the epitome of a "New York Restaurant Scam." What I mean by this is that it looks very nice on paper but the service, food, and drink are all lackluster and not worth the money. There's a reason why you don't see people speaking about this place online, lol. It's overpriced and the waiters and waitresses don't really care if you're having a special event? We had this whole set up to make my best friend's birthday special and they really couldn't care less about any of it. It was just an awful experience and I'll be telling everyone to stay away from here. read more

Great ambiance, food was above average. Service was great. I would go back there if I was in the neighborhood, but I would not make it a destination read more

The restaurant is conveniently located by the subway in the area that's borderline Chinatown and the Lower East Side. I was expecting a little more of a coastal Mediterranean feel for the decor, which actually was quite staid. The dishes on the menu sounded delicious and we were hopeful after enjoying the nduja bread with Calabrian chili and honey butter. The roasted bone marrow also was a comforting appetizer. For our mains, we tried the pappardelle with lamb, the lobster cioppino, and the tournedos rossini (filet mignon). The pasta was good- it stood out and was memorable . However the steak was a little tough and dry and forgettable . The cioppino tasted better after we (gasp) had to request salt to enhance the flavor. For dessert, the Paris Brest sounded unique- hazelnut choux with pistachio ice cream- and was a great way to end the meal. While I have mixed feelings, I would probably go back to try the other pasta dishes which looked interesting read more

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I was so excited to try my new neighborhood spot! It's perfect for a group dinner before going out in the area. My favorite dish was the tortio pasta with ricotta and peas. Also - get the bread to start! read more

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I knew the food was gonna be good, and it was. From start to finish the service was great, drinks were cold, and food was hot and cooked to perfection. The ambiance was also very nice inside and you felt like you were transported to a nice European restaurant! read more

Casino - Bone marrow - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

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NYE Dinner review: formerly known as Mission Chinese now is a new establishment called Casino, the interior and ambiance is perfect for date night or just dinner with friends. They have front bar room and dining room in the back. I booked a last minute reservation for NEY and they were able to accommodate. Their staffs were friendly, start off with their appetizer crudo and fries, then we also hard 3 meals to split between, the clams pasta and the seafood lobster dish was my favorite, however the duck was overcooked but the flavor was good. Overall, I would still recommend this place. read more

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Loved our valentines dinner at Casino. Started with the crudo and bread which were both great. Great cocktails as well but don't skip out on the wine list. read more

Casino - Cocktails - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

The food was okay! Our server was very nice and service and food were relatively fast. On many of the dishes the sauces were a 4/5 but for instance the duck pate i had on the TOURNEDOS ROSSINI (2/5) wasn't the best i've had. My husband had the pasta with clam (3/5) and it was meh also. The NDUJA BREAD is a must! The ambiance was perfect for date night tho! Bottom line would I come again? Probably not, but it was a nice ambiance read more

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Came to this spot for a casual business dinner at 6pm on a Wednesday. Initially I was unsure if this was the spot many had been talking about, but once 7 rolled around it was clear. Truly a great menu with dishes for anyone. The standouts were the steak & veggie items. Definitely worth a drop in for a delicious cocktail as well. read more

Casino - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

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Loved our experience here, the service was amazing and the aesthetic and design of the space is incredible. Will definitely be back, the amberjack crudo was amazing and all of the spritz drinks are yummy. The Espresso Martini here is worth the $20, it's one of my favorites I've tried in NYC. read more

Casino - Cute interior, love the lighting and design everywhere. Even the light switches. - Italian Near Me - New York, New York

I still think about the branzino. It was so good we ordered a second plate. We recently went here for my birthday. We asked the waitress for a Hugo spritz which wasn't on menu and it tasted like we were back in Italy. We had the tartar and carpaccio which was fantastic. We also ordered the affogato but will be back to try the rest of the dessert menu because all the options sounded great. I loved the red velvet seating, so cozy. We will definitely be back. If you order anything while here, get the damn branzino! read more

The bread is a must and same with the wood fire shrimp. The spritz drinks are excellent. The chicken is a great entree. The vibe is cool and it's nice inside. read more

Service was great. Host was very attentive and helpful. Nice interior and vibe. They use good quality and fresh ingredients but can't seem to get the right balance of seasoning -- the butter lettuce salad was too sour and the turbot was too salty. Did not care for the zucchini mint side dish. read more

The ambiance is very cool. It feels like a trendy place where you would run into cool people. I really wanted to like this place but the food is really mediocre. I would consider below average in NYC, given how many great Italian restaurants we have. We do not plan on coming back. read more

Mediocre foot at best and horrible service. We started out with champagne and cocktails. The server began with splashing all over the table as they poured each glass and then proceeded to forget one of four cocktails. As far as the food goes: The endive salad was OK, bread was really good, pasta was good. Rossini steak entree was not. Nothing was great minus maybe the bread. We ordered two bottles of wine with our entrees. More spillage. Server never returned to ask if we wanted more wine once we finished the bottles. For dessert we all ordered coffee. Server brought us our check and thanked us before our coffee/desserts arrived. Two of the 5 cappuccinos arrived cold. The rest arrived several minutes later, with no sugar or spoons. All in all the food was a 3.5. Service was a 2, and even that's probably a little too forgiving. We liked the vibe: (young, trendy, lively) but beyond the ambience of the restaurant honestly no idea what the hype is about. Will not be back. On to the next read more

Atmosphere is a cool vibe. Thought the food was very overpriced and not very good. Nothing wowed me and was not memorable. Service was okay. Don't think I would ever recommend or come back here read more

3 stars - wouldn't actively avoid it if someone else wanted to go, but wouldn't suggest it myself First impressions - while the atmosphere looked very formal with the restaurant only lit by candlelight on each table and dim golden lamps on the walls, the open store-front was welcoming and unintimidating. Even though we didn't know much about the restaurant, we decided to stop in after walking by. It was a little awkward walking past dining customers to get to the hostess in the middle of the restaurant, but we were quickly seated in the back among filled tables of couples, friends having a special night out, and even a double birthday party. People looked like they were really having fun and enjoying their food. That being said, the restaurant was LOUD. I had to yell and lean in to hear and be heard with the person sitting immediately next to me. Food - Since the menu was unexpectedly expensive, we ended up just ordering torchio with lemon ricotta and sweet peas as well as rabbit ravioli. First, the portion sizes were tiny - this is definitely one of those Italian restaurants where you're supposed order one thing from each section and share with the table, but we didn't know that, and our server didn't give us an introduction. But, torchio pasta is my favorite pasta shape because of how well it holds sauce, and I was excited to try a simple and flavorful sauce. Unfortunately, although the sauce was flavorful, creamy, and zesty, and the sweet peas fresh and crunchy (not mushy), there was very very little of the sauce, defeating the purpose of using this pasta shape, and a disproportionately large amount of sweet peas. Next, the rabbit ravioli was cute, in 1inx1in squares, with a savory filling we had never had before, but liked. The pasta itself seemed undercooked though, and seemed to break apart like reheated pasta more than chewy freshly made pasta. Overall, the food wasn't bad, but my guest and I agreed that even if the portions were large enough to be true meal, it wouldn't have been particularly satisfying. Service - everyone was smiling and kind, but the service was incredibly slow despite what seemed like many staff members bustling around. We didn't have an assigned server and everyone had the same uniform except for the hostess, so it was unclear who was responsible for taking our order vs bussing other tables. Once we finally ordered, the food took a while to come out given how many guests there were, but the hostess came by to apologize herself (so considerate!). But then, when we were trying to pay, we must have sat there for at least fifteen minutes with the credit card on the table waiting for one of the many staff members walking by to pick it up. That wasn't a particularly good way to wrap up the dinner, but it is what it is. read more

Good good, good cocktails- horrible service, expect to wait 40-50 minutes for each drink and appetizer.

Went this past Wednesday for a birthday. I had tried to call and let them know ahead of time one person would be running late, but their phone message told me to text them on Resy which I was unable to figure out how to do. Upon walking in, the host (bald with a sweater vest and teeshirt on) motioned me to him. I walked over and mentioned we had one person who would be joining us late he said "well we do have another table at 8:45 so, if we have to we will set the check on the table". His tone was harsh and I felt like I was in trouble for this... As the host took us to our seat he said "I'm trying to move things around for you" I was going to suggest we move to the front where they don't reserve seating but before I could complete what I was saying he said "as I said we are trying to move things for you" the tone again was so brash and rude I was incredibly turned off. Fortunately our server was kind and the rest of the staff was very respectful and attentive. During dinner I got up to use the restroom. As I was standing in the hall waiting , the host who was within 5 feet of me was staring at a table in the back mouthing the words "f-ing leave just f-ing leave"! The lack of tact was utterly disgusting. When we were leaving I was at the entrance and my friends were following but didn't see their coats. They were brought to the host stand for us and I pointed to show them where they were. The same host says to them "I think you need to hurry your friend really wants to leave". We all walked out absolutely stunned, I by no means was trying to rush anyone this person obviously didn't care about us and only was concerned about flipping the table and for the quality of the restaurant it was absolutely ridiculous to be talked to the way we were. The other ambiance, other staff and food were great! It's unfortunate that the host was so rude to us as it really ruined the experience. read more

The food was perfect. The ambiance was wonderful and best of all our waitress Susannah was the best. I've never had service as fantastic as she was. I'd go to any restaurant she worked, she was so helpful and kind. I would come back for her alone. Also, we were fortunate enough to meet the manager Hannah and she took the time to just talk and explain the history of the restaurant. All and all Casino, you're straight Aces with all aspects. Thank you for making us for life customers read more