I visited Scorpio Bar at Foxwoods after shopping at the outlets with one of my girlfriends. Since…read morethere was going to be a wait for a table, we decided to sit at the bar. The ambiance at Scorpion Bar is nice. The lightening is nice and the decor is cool. My friend ordered a mango mojito and I ordered a virgin mojito which was surprisingly very tasty and refreshing. It did take a while for our food order to be taken. One of the bartenders said she would come back to take our food order after finishing a round of drinks, but then never came back so we had to ask another bartender to take our order after about 10 minutes of waiting. We ordered the nachos with ground beef. Those were pretty good, I liked how cheesy they were. For our main meal, we decided to get two tacos each and the birria quesadilla. The tacos were good! My favorite was the Baja fish taco. It was very flavorful and one of the best fish tacos I've had in CT. I was disappointed in the birria quesadilla. It was just OKAY. It was pretty pricey for just the quesadilla and no sides. I didn't think the meat was seasoned enough. The last item we got was the fried ice cream for dessert. We got it because the bartender said it was a large portion and was pretty good. It was NOT that goood. It was extremely large...like almost too big. The fried dough that covered the ice cream was very sugary and wasn't warm and the ice cream was very plain. I would not recommend. Overall, I think if you are looking for a restaurant at the casino with good ambiance, good drinks and decent food, I would recommend Scorpion Bar.

Horrible service. Horrible food. Cool interior. Sucky…read moremargaritas. Don't bother -- keep walking if you are hungry. Or thirsty.

Wave Pool party was awesome! The DJs were great and the cabana was super nice!…read moreThe staff does a great job of doing everything, especially with making sure that no one ruins the fun for anyone else.

Came to the casino over the weekend and the nightlife has declined significantly. Shrine was a…read morehorror show with Dj Geode being a disaster. Even tried Scorpion Bar which was slightly better but not by much. Mind you spent $40 to get in Shrine and then $30 every round of shots. Scorpion Bar cost $20 to get in with rounds of shots being $30 there as well. So the next morning we decided to try Liquid Sunday's and had to go to the box office to purchase a ticket and it cost $70 for two people and then drinks for two people were $60 but at least this was a Party! Good music, food was ok. Drinks were expensive but it was at least worth it. They sprayed foam and did tons of champagne toasts and sprayed champagne in the pool. They also gave away shots which was cool. However there was so many people in the pool- I wasn't getting on stage for a free shot or glass of champagne- Is gladly pay for it thanks.... We stayed from like 1:30-close and we definitely had fun. If you're wanting a fun party atmosphere then this is definitely the pool party for you. Also the age discrepancies there were amazing. I thought it would be mostly kids in their 20s but it was surprisingly an "older crowd"- like 30s and 40s. I guess the college age crowd can't afford it because unless you have hundreds of dollars you're not going to be drinking much! However there was nothing that stood out in terms of help and/or waitresses/waiters. Tons of people working there but I still had to wait 20 mins in line for my $30 frozen drink- alas it was delicious! I would definitely be back!

We have dined in the Vegas location but honestly enjoyed this experience more. The Wellington was…read morebeyond exceptional. Melt in your mouth and well seasoned. The salmon was flavorful and well cooked to a great medium rare. The oysters were so plump and delicious that we wished we would have gotten then dozen portion. Service was efficient and friendly and the dining room had lots of nods to the show. There is Gordon and show merch available as well if you are interested.

We had a very disappointing experience at Hell's Kitchen in Connecticut. We sat in the bar area and…read moreordered drinks along with two sandwiches: a well-done burger, not burnt, and a chicken BLT. Our drinks came out, but mine was extremely sweet and had an odd smell and taste, almost like what I would imagine a Band-Aid would taste like. Although it was supposed to have a mix of ingredients, all I could taste was pineapple juice. I only took one sip and left the drink untouched. We also noticed that one utensil was dirty, with a chunk of dried food still stuck to the knife. We placed it in front of us expecting one of the servers to notice and replace it, but no one ever did. After a little over an hour, no one had checked on us, asked how the drinks were, apologized for the wait, or updated us on our food. We could not get the servers' attention because they rarely looked in our direction. When we finally got someone's attention and asked what was going on, we were told the food was coming soon. We explained that no one had checked on us, my drink was clearly untouched, and the dirty utensil had still not been taken away. At that point, we said we just wanted to pay for the one drink and leave. The server said they were swamped and implied the delay was because we ordered the burger well done. I explained that I have made and ordered well-done burgers before, and it should not take over an hour without any communication. If a well-done burger takes that long, customers should be told ahead of time so they can decide whether they still want to order it. Both bartenders seemed annoyed rather than genuinely apologetic, which made the experience even worse. The lack of communication, dirty utensils, poor service, and disappointing drink made this a horrible experience overall. Sadly, we will not be returning. It is surprising as Gordon Ramsay is known on television for holding restaurants to such high expectations, but when we visited his restaurant, it was clear those same standards were not being followed.

The Neon Palm - Foxwoods' Flashiest Cocktail Playground…read more Tucked inside Foxwoods Resort Casino, The Neon Palm is a sensory overload in the best possible way. Think bold colors, pulsing lights, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy high from happy hour to last call. It's the kind of place that doesn't whisper "fun"--it shouts it with neon flair. The location is ideal: steps away from the casino floor, close to the action but just removed enough to feel like its own little oasis of nightlife. Whether you're pre-gaming before a show or winding down after a lucky streak at the tables, The Neon Palm is perfectly placed for a quick escape into cocktail chaos. And the drinks? Let's just say they're not shy. Oversized, over-the-top, and often loaded with enough sugar and booze to guarantee a next-day headache if you're not careful. But that's part of the charm. From glow-in-the-dark martinis to tropical concoctions served in flaming tiki mugs, it's a celebration of excess--and it owns it. This isn't the spot for a quiet conversation or a refined wine list. It's where you go to let loose, sip something outrageous, and maybe dance a little under the strobes. The Neon Palm is loud, proud, and totally unforgettable--just don't forget to hydrate. Cheers

Average daiquiris, but a nice drink to have in the casino. There are flavors you can mix together…read moreor get a pre-made concoction.

Food quality has drastically declined . States fancy names for pizza items but cheapest tomatoes…read moreand other items . barely any sauce or toppings on pie and extremely salty . Cheap ingredients . Fresh bake cookies hard as a rock cheap qualiTy. Can't wait for Sally's pizza to open .

Fun spot when the machine works. The system is great for golf but not good for the other games…read more Got private booths and it was a solid experience. Got a bunch of drinks and service was good.

Very fun place to relax, bowl, and hang out--especially if you want a break from the casino…read moretraffic. They truly have a little something for everyone, from a full bar with TVs to an arcade for extra entertainment. The bowling experience was great, with spacious lanes and a surprisingly luxurious ambiance that elevated the whole vibe. The drinks were perfectly curated, and our server was friendly and attentive. They were kind enough to let us know about the Sunday Funday special, which is an excellent deal--especially for families. It's perfect for a family of four and includes bowling, shoe rental, and pizzas, making it both fun and budget-friendly. Overall, a great spot for families, groups, or anyone looking to unwind and have a good time off the casino floor.

While looking for a place to get dinner at Foxwoods, we came across High Rollers. I honestly didn't…read morethink this was a restaurant, based on the name and the look. This is a sports bar, with some very large screens, they also offer bowling, it's very fancy. The hallway looks like a hallway of a very upscale hotel. I suppose if you've perfected your bowling skills, you could come here and hang out with the High Rollers. They have some very comfy seats here. To start off we got the Yukon Gold Chips, and the Truffle Fries. The Yukon Chips were just ordinary thin potato chips, they also came with onion rings. The truffle fries were very nicely seasoned, and they were pretty tasty. We also got their Un-Wedged Salad. This was very fresh with lettuce, blue cheese, tomatoes, bacon and pecans. Additionally we got the pepperoni pizza and the roasted vegetable pizza. These pizzas are very thin, but something was a bit off. Particularly, the pepperoni gave box pizza vibes. Something about the crust was very "cardboardy". The veggie was better. Maybe the vegetables helped disguise the very poor crust. They offer free refills on Coke. The pizzas were a very generous size. Despite this place being called High Rollers, the menu and the food were average at best.

Went with a group of friends after a golf tournament. It was a super hot day and the establishment…read moredidn't have air conditioning on. They had a couple of the ductless units in the bar but didn't turn them on or high enough to cool off this small bar. They were also serving food so the fryer is going and making it even more uncomfortably hot was almost unbearable. It was my first and probably last time visiting this establishment. It is pretty dim in the bar which is more of a dive vibe if you ask me. They have darts and a full bar. I saw a mini stage up front so they probably have live music but this was a Monday night. There's uncomfortable booths and a bunch of high tops and bar seating.

Great bar, great staff & great food. Love their french fries. They're are the best!read more

Definitely one of our favorite Connecticut wineries! The staff is always friendly and the wine is…read morealways good! You will definitely walk away with at least a couple bottles every time! It was nice and quiet when we got there around opening time. I wish we could have stayed for the live entertainment, but we had other plans already.

Nice setting in the woods. Not Much for dry wines. Purchased a flight and they poured In small…read moreplastic cups in a muffin tin. Not a good experience.

Decided to eat here during our visit to Foxwoods. It was a mid afternoon on a Thursday so there…read moreweren't very many people, only a couple of other tables sat at a time while we were in there plus a few people sitting at the bar. Someone who I presume was the manager enthusiastically greeted us and sat us down. We were quickly greeted by our server who was very friendly and polite. We ordered tteokbokki, veggie spring rolls, Korean fried tenders and BBQ bulgogi. The food came out pretty quickly and almost all at once, though there was a mixup and we ended up with fried shrimp instead of tteokbokki. I think the server misheard us when we put in the order, so an honest mistake. With that he quickly apologized, took it off the bill and got our tteokbokki order. The spring rolls were very tasty, boyfriend especially loved those. The chicken tenders were massive, and boyfriend really liked the spicy sauce on those as well. Tteokbokki was pretty good as well. The server left the fried shrimp at the table, and while I normally don't like shrimp (it's a texture thing for me) I didn't want it to go to waste so I decided to give it a try and it was actually quite good! The fry on it was great and the texture of the meat was soft. However I think my favorite thing that I had was the bulgogi, as the beef was very tender, well marinated and quite flavorful. Despite the one hiccup with our food order (albeit one that might've actually made me more willing to try more shrimp dishes), we had a good time at Seoul Alley. The food hit the spot for us and we would return whenever we're at Foxwoods again.

Seoul Alley at Foxwoods is one of those spots you wander into expecting something good... and end…read moreup genuinely impressed. The Korean wine alone is a moment--bright, flavorful, and way more interesting than your standard casino drink options. It's the kind of sip that makes you pause and go, "Okay, they're doing something right here." Service was on point from start to finish. Friendly, fast, and attentive without hovering--exactly the balance you want when the casino energy is buzzing around you. And the food? Delicious across the board. Bold flavors, great textures, and dishes that feel thoughtfully put together rather than just "casino convenient." Everything we tried landed. Seoul Alley brings a fresh, flavorful vibe to Foxwoods, and it's absolutely worth a stop. With a few small refinements, it could easily hit that five‑star sweet spot, but even as is, it's a standout in the lineup. Cheers