A wonderful, well-constructed addition to Cripple Creek. The town has never seen a structure so…read morelarge. Despite a commanding presence, the impact is subtle and not overpowering. The entrance makes for a good transition from gaming row in to Chamonix' upscale environs. I'm not one to gripe about losing money to a casino. That's just the equation. You can notch big losses and big wins. Here's the deal though. If someone walks in, pops a bill in a machine, plays the maximum and it doesn't kick back enough for the gambler to be compelled to stay, they leave. A sucker for high limits was lost early with my machine not notching token wins. Sure, I would consider returning to try the steakhouse and lodging, but I'll stick to the tables. Also, how disappointing any self-respecting Yelper would review this setting complaining they don't give refunds for visitors experiencing altitude sickness at 9,500'. Just stay at sea level. Galveston has plenty to see and do. No Colorado for you, sir. I was going to leave three stars, but after reading that, I was compelled to leave four.

most luxurious experience ever... so romantic and elevated with the best drinks made by Mr. Paul…read more Best mojito and espresso martini I have ever tried and dont forget to try his signature drink the "Pauls Pleasure." the rooms are so nice and the games are so fun! great atmosphere with no smoking inside

Review Visit: June 12th, 2019…read more Luckily, we didn't make too much of an ass of ourselves... While eating at China Wok, my cousin's roommate asked what we were going to do with the rest of the afternoon. After some back and forth, we settled on visiting Cripple Creek and some casinos. After eating lunch and letting the food settle, we hit the road for Cripple Creek. We got some tips from Katie on the drive there (due to the mountain roads) and also which casinos are fun. My cousin and I arrived and parked in a parking lot that is open to the public. We wandered from one casino to the next, winning some money here and losing some there. Eventually, we stumbled in to The Brass Ass and signed up for some player cards. My cousin had never played table games before, so we ended up at the Craps table for our first gamble. We explained to the dealers that we had no idea what we were doing. They were nice enough to explain the rules. After a few throw of the di, we ended up being way ahead of our initial bets. My cousin was up $40 and I was up $25. We left the Craps table and checked out the other table games. We ended up at a table dealing Three Card Poker. The dealer there was also nice enough to explain the rules to us. I decided to sit back and spectate while my cousin played a few hands. Not only was the dealer nice enough to explain the rules, she was sassy enough to keep my cousin in line as he kept doing things not allowed by their casino rules. After my cousin was up and then down... and then eventually down enough that he wanted to quit playing, we made our way back to the Craps table... where we lost more money. Once my cousin lost all his money, we made our way to the Cage so I could cash out my $15 in chips. Before we left, we took a look around to see what else the Casino offered. My cousin found a slot machine to spend his remaining $1 on. After a few seconds, he lost it all. Lady luck sure is a fickle one.

Cool little casino in the Cripple Creek. The casino's owners are the same owners as McGills and…read moreMidnight Rose but you can't use tickets between casinos which I found odd. I mostly sit at the bar and drink while I play a little. I am simply the driver that brings my wife. On this occasion I also brought my in-laws and we all enjoyed the casino. Since I was sitting at the bar watching football I was getting my drinks. It seems that they offer you a drink about every 30 minutes. Seems pretty generous to me and reasonable. Don't want to see a bunch of drunks slopping all over the place. My waitress was great, she had a great personality and made a great Bloody Mary. I had two but even though I was there for a couple of hours I had to limit two because I do have to drive down the hill. My wife and mother-in-law both said that drinks on the floor were not great. Only one drink for my wife in a couple of hours of play.

The experience I had may differ from others, but the overall feel of this place was not the…read moreexciting fun atmosphere you'd hope for in a gambling place. People didn't seem joyful and I couldn't see people winning. The folks I sat by all had a similar story of losing without the machines doing any give and take. We all realize coming to these places, the casino has the edge and if playing long enough you'll likely lose your money. It just shouldn't be so fast or the fun and entertainment is taken out of the experience. Maybe machines were just a little tighter because it was a Friday evening, or maybe a bunch of people won prior to us sitting and the machines were getting theirs back. Either way, I had more fun at several other places next to this one. I'd most likely return, it just won't be my first stop.

This review is for the casino…read more I had a coupon for $10 free in slot play from the Brass Ass and didn't realize that I had crossed over to the Midnight Rose when I ended up winning $100 off my $10 free credit. I found a machine in the back, felt a connection, sat down, and won. It was exhilarating.

I won a jackpot on slots. I waited and waited. Empty Sunday afternoon. Finally I see a worker. I…read moreask if he could at least radio someone. He said "oh that's me. Our machines don't alert us, I just need to see it". No sorry. No apology. I haven't been asked for a drink. Will never play here again.

For the price it is a very good place to stay. It's clean and the front desk is very friendly…read more Drinks are free while you are gambling anywhere in town, but it's almost Work getting a drink here at the double Eagle, Waitresses are nonexistent and so are bartenders most of the time. The furnishings are pretty worn out but for the price it's worth the stay. We had one channel on our TV and Wi-Fi does not exist or at least it might as well not exist. It doesn't work.

Best place to eat! We had such a great experience here. It's not always easy to find a steakhouse…read morethat feels like a nice date spot while still being welcoming to kids, but this place nailed it. The service was exceptional -- the staff was attentive, kind, and very accommodating to my 7-year-old, which made the whole evening feel relaxed and enjoyable. The food was excellent, and the atmosphere struck the perfect balance between upscale and comfortable. Overall, such a great date night. We'll definitely be back!

Positives first: The…read moreservice was very good. Our waitress, Marian, was pleasant, attentive, and knowledgeable throughout the evening. The drinks were also well done. I ordered the tableside smoked Old Fashioned, which was surprisingly tasty--I usually find the smoking aspect to be more novelty than substance. Areas needing improvement: The steak tartare itself was good; however, the accompaniments were under-portioned relative to the amount of tartare. The bread served with it was basic toasted white bread, which felt underwhelming for a restaurant at this level. The New Year's Eve prime rib special was inconsistent--warm around the edges but cold in the center. Now for the disappointing part: I ordered the sea bass, which arrived cold and frozen in the middle. I returned the dish, and our waitress was extremely apologetic. Unfortunately, by the time an update was provided--about 30 minutes later--we were told another sea bass would take an additional 30 minutes to prepare. By then, everyone else at the table had finished their meals, so I had no choice but to cancel my order and go without dinner. To her credit, the waitress did offer us a dessert in an effort to make things right. With a bill exceeding $300, I would expect a much higher level of quality control. For a restaurant at this price point, these issues shouldn't occur. That said, I would be open to giving 980 another chance. I understand that things can go wrong, especially on a busy night like New Year's Eve. Cheers.

We weee greeted when we entered and taken to our seat. Out waitress was very nice, attentive and…read morevery polite. She did an awesome job with the kiddos and they liked her. Here with the kiddos today because they wanted to come here for lunch.. They love the fact that they can have variety. They like being in control of their portion and choice of foods. Kenn and I got sweet tea with lemon and the kiddos got water, Dr Pepper, and sweet tea. The kids loved everything the chose. So I'm happy that they was happy and enjoyed themselves. Izzy really loved the shrimp and the sweet biscuits as he calls them. Cupcake liked everything especially the spring rolls and sushi. Kerri really loves the lomein and the jello and egg rolls. Wyatt like the chicken nuggets, jello and ice cream. We had a nice time and today was good. So we will be back.

The first time we went, this place wasn't too bad. The diversity in food was fine, and the sushi…read moreonly looked mildly questionable. I like the slightly more authentic Chinese food that is hard to come by in the Springs (but not that much more authentic than Panda Express). The second time, however, gave both my partner and me some tummy troubles. Our entire party was celebrating a friend's promotion, and they were the only one to come out unscathed. A good deal for food, but beware the inevitable tummy troubles.

The food was one of a kind. Plus, the service was outstanding. While the eatery was clean and the…read moreatmosphere was friendly.

I had leftovers and dreamt about it over night, it was just as delicious as it was from the day…read morebefore. Some may have issues with leftovers, not me I actually like to test the theory to see if it's just as good the next day and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. I had the chicken makhani/butter chicken and the basket of naan, yes I love bread, I ordered both the garlic and cheese naan. They were both dipped in the butter chicken and both went very well with my main dish. It's hard to rate the service and the ambience because I did order it through door dash but I intend on going there for dinner soon to get the full effect. Though I will add, I may not have been serviced in person, but my bag had a sticker on it saying thank you for ordering from a small business and that made me smile. Overall great butter chicken and mega points for the different style naan, you will be seeing me again!

Always excellent food and impeccable service! At least four star s or more in quality and taste…read more You will be impressed!

The dim sum and tea were really good . The only downside is parking; you have to park on the…read morestreet. Other than that, everything is fine."

Excellent food, great variety! Buffet was neat and kept clean and well filled. Service was also…read moreexcellent at clearing used dishes!

The place is busy and they keep the Buffett clean. The food is fresh and tasty. If you are…read morehungry it's a good place for your money. I was not impressed with the sushi but then again this is not a sushi restaurant. The wonton broth and wontons were good. I would not recommend the egg rolls as they did not have good vegetable filing. The salt and pepper shrimp was dry and required extra peeling not to eat the shells. Overall it's a good place for variety.

This is a great deal for the price. Especially if you have hungry humans in your party. The meat is…read morewell cooked and flavorful. The salad bar has about everything you could wish and the Brazilian lemonades are top notch. Passion fruit and raspberry are my personal favorites. This is one of our go to stops in Colorado Springs and in the past we've attended their chefs night, where we got to try delicacies from different regions, which was a lot of fun. Wheelchair accessibility: in general this restaurant is actually very accessible. The front doors are heavy and there's a double door set up but plenty of room between the two doors to navigate. The front desk is very high so someone in a shorter chair or short statured might have a harder time getting someone's attention. The door to the bathroom is very light and there's an accessible stall, but the soap in the bathroom is out of reach. The largest impediment to your culinary experience would probably be that the salad bar counter is too high for an average wheelchair user or little person. I'm sure the staff would help or you could have somebody in your party assist, but it would be difficult to navigate on your own. There are several accessible parking spots.

Half the meats came out cold but the ones that came out hot were flavorful and tender. It started…read morevery slow until I brought it up to the waiter then it came fast. The salad bar was good. At first the handles were gross but someone must have done something because on my second trip the handles weren't greasy any more. The feijoda was awesome, the cheese bread was dry, but overall it was a good salad bar and better than the one in Albuquerque and better than some of the higher end Brazilian grill places (just the salad bar, not the meat selection). There wasn't anywhere near the meat selection advertised but they had the "good" ones. They didn't seem to know how to cut Picahna but they tried their best. They started cutting chunks until I asked for slices which were done sloppily. Overall, for price to value it's definitely good. So it's not at same level as Texas de Brazil or Fogo de Chao, but they also charge much more.