Sarah was super helpful when there was some miscommunication with meeting my friend there at the…read moremovies. She deserves an "atta' girl! Thank you, Sarah. Grateful patron

Easy ticket purchase. The ticket person was terrible didn't acknowledge us and could barely…read morespeak to tell what theater number to go to. I'm handicapped so we sat in the E section seats mine was broken and didn't work when the movie was over my wife had to push the extended leg back in as the the electronics didn't work.

We ordered our tickets online and it was pretty easy to have them check us in…read more If you're military affiliated, they said Mondays are when they have their deals for snacks. Normal movie concessions. We got a big popcorn, a fountain drink and an icee. No complaints and I liked that they gave us smaller bags to distribute the popcorn for the kids. I love that they had a ton of butter stations for the popcorn and it was pretty clean overall. We did go first thing in the morning, so YMMV lol. The seats were recliners, but looked and felt worn down. One of my kiddos couldn't even recline their chair so we swapped. Not a deal breaker but a little disappointing nonetheless. Overall, I'd say this is a decent theater.

$8 now for the matinees, but otherwise very similar to before prior visits. The popcorn line could…read moreuse some work... very slow.

Crabs, crabs,and more Crabs. Snow and Dungeness Crabs on the buffet. I don't like buffet because…read moretoo many hands across my food but they (staff) control the crab. Super plus for me. The price was around $50 a person, very reasonable. The crab was hot and fresh full of meat. We stayed 2 1/2 hours just eating crab. The buffet had other items but we didn't come for that. Give them a try. Well worth it.

We came here mainly so my wife could enjoy some crab legs. The rest of the food on the buffet was…read moreaverage. Staff was attentive and made sure the plates were cleared away and always refilled our drinks. The noise level in there was a little bit louder than I expected , due to some of the other patrons. If you're looking for crab legs, this is the buffet for you. As far as I know, this is the only buffet in the area with crab legs.

I've visited several casinos over the years, including Beau Rivage in Biloxi and the Bellagio in…read moreLas Vegas, and Beau Rivage remains one of my favorite casino destinations. What keeps me coming back is that I feel like I get value for my money. Compared to many casinos, Beau Rivage has been generous with complimentary offers, free play, dining credits, and other promotions. While gambling always involves risk, I personally feel like my money lasts longer here, and I've had some enjoyable wins over the years. Although I haven't personally won more than $1,000 at one time, I've seen many reports on social media and heard from family and friends who have won several thousand dollars here. The property itself is beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere makes for an enjoyable experience whether you're there to gamble, dine, or relax. One thing I really appreciate that often gets overlooked is the restrooms. The women's bathrooms are very spacious with a large number of stalls, which makes a big difference during busy times. Even when the casino is crowded, you don't feel packed in or waiting forever. Everything is kept clean and well-organized, and it's one of the more comfortable restroom setups I've experienced in a large casino. Parking is a bit of a long walk from the garage to the casino floor, but I personally don't mind it because it gives me some extra walking and exercise. For those who prefer convenience, valet is a good option, especially for seniors or anyone with mobility concerns. My biggest concern is the cell phone service inside the casino. Most of the time, your phone will not work properly once you're deep inside the building, especially in the casino area. It feels like being underground or in a basement where service drops completely. To get a signal back, you often have to walk closer to exits or the security desk area, or wait until you leave the casino entirely. In today's world, having reliable phone service is important, and this is definitely something Beau Rivage should improve. As for the dining options, I've eaten at Stalla, Salt & Ivy Coastal Kitchen, and several of the other restaurants on the property. The food quality has generally been good, and the restaurants provide a nice dining experience. Salt & Ivy Coastal Kitchen, in particular, stands out. The food was very good and better reflected the comfort food, Southern flavors, and Mississippi Gulf Coast cooking that I was hoping to find during my visit. I think some of the other restaurants at Beau Rivage could take notes from Salt & Ivy when it comes to menu development and food preparation. While many of the other restaurants serve good food, some menus feel more generic and don't always capture the local flavors and culinary traditions of Mississippi and the Gulf Coast. When I visit Biloxi, I want to experience food that reflects the region, and Salt & Ivy does a much better job of delivering that experience. The buffet is decent and offers a variety of choices, but I would also like to see more regional favorites and authentic Gulf Coast cuisine. With Beau Rivage being such a premier destination in Biloxi, I think the food program has the potential to better showcase the area's culinary traditions. The only thing I'm still waiting on is a complimentary room offer! Hopefully that comes with future visits. Overall, Beau Rivage continues to be one of my favorite casinos. Between the beautiful property, enjoyable gaming experience, generous promotions, and quality amenities, it's a place I recommend to friends and family. A few improvements to the food offerings and phone connectivity would make the experience even better.

Beau Rivage Resort & Casino…read more Some places try to impress you. This place doesn't try it just is. Right on the Gulf, standing tall like it owns the coastline (because honestly, it kind of does), this is the spot you go when you want to look good, feel sharp, and remind yourself what a real resort feels like. Clean, polished, upscale marble, light, and just enough swagger to let you know you're not in an average casino. It's not the place chasing you down with drinks every five minutes. Nah this is slower, intentional. The kind of place where the glass is heavy, the pour is right, and the whole room feels like it's got a reputation to uphold. You come here to impress or to be impressed. Now let me give you a glimpse of why this place stuck with me I'm deep into the night. Drinks in, friends around, cards and machines calling my name. Next thing I know, I've burned through my cash. Gone. Down to nothing. I'm standing there with that look like, well... that was fun while it lasted. Borrow a couple bucks I'll get you back," you know the line. Last dollar goes in. Machine starts spinning... slow... dragging it out like it knows something I don't. Then cha-ching. Lights. Noise. That beautiful, ridiculous ringing that doesn't stop. Just keeps going. People turning their heads. I'm standing there like I don't even belong in my own moment. $5,800. Just like that. I've never been the guy who wins but that night? I was that guy. Stayed up till the sun came creeping in, riding that wave, laughing like a fool, paying people back and then some. The kind of night you don't forget and the kind of place that makes it possible. That's Beau Rivage. It's not loud about it. It doesn't have to be. It's the full package restaurants, atmosphere, service, the whole experience wrapped up in one clean, high-end operation. If you want cheap thrills, look elsewhere. If you want the best all-around resort in Biloxi the one with the reputation, the look, and the stories to back it up This is the one.

Fantastic experience, strongly recommend this as a stop when on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, The…read morestaff was outstanding, so helpful and informative.

This is a pretty cool museum and library…read more We enjoyed seeing all the artifacts and the Beauvoir House. Mary, the docent who did the tour was incredible!! We also spent some time upstairs in the museum with Rob, who explained the swords and weapons displayed. It was very interesting and informative. We visited the cemetery as well. They have golf carts to rent if you have mobility issues or are too lazy to walk. We walked. This is a fine, historic property and something you should check out in Biloxi.

I'm a repeat guest of this property, and I've always enjoyed staying here, especially for the spa…read more Our most recent two-night visit was a mix of highs and lows. The hotel room has clearly been remodeled and looks very nice. We were on the 28th floor with a beautiful view of the bay, and the room was clean and well-appointed. That said, the bathroom towels had holes, and a spotlight above the window shone through the top of the curtain all night, making it difficult to sleep. The spa experience, usually the highlight of our visits, was uncomfortable. Behavior in the women's spa area went unchecked, and staff did not address concerns raised during our visit. When we mentioned it to management upon leaving, we received no acknowledgment or follow-up. On a positive note, we dined at Tien, and the food and service were very good. It was a definite bright spot of our stay. Overall, while the property has many strengths, the room and spa issues, combined with a lack of response to feedback, make it hard to rate this stay highly. I hope management addresses these concerns so future guests and returning guests, like myself, can enjoy the full experience.

The room was very clean and comfortable. Check in was a breeze, and Livvie at the front Desk was…read morevery accommodating friendly! We really enjoyed our craps table! The dealers were very friendly and helpful. They didn't mind answering questions, and I didn't feel like I was bothering them when I asked. We will definitely come back to the IP.