The good market was my favorite place... the worker at the bakery was so kind! He had a sore toe…read more.. or broken toe.. he had such great energy and I wanted to eat and buy more cause of how sweet he is. I got snacks and dessert for the road The pizza was delicious The service was top notch! Clean yummy delicious service and food Casino is quite big and outside scene is beautiful. Was busy with eating and the show ... wish I had more time to breath the amazing air Check in was nice since we didn't have to wait in line and we used the kiosk ... be patient with the kiosk hahaha

Last time we were here in Cherokee, my husband and I vowed to stay at this hotel-casino next…read moretime... So our latest excursion to Cherokee (mainly to resupply our stock of THC lol), we stayed overnight at the hotel. First of all, the positives! The hotel-casino is quite unique in many ways. It's definitely NOT The Venetian or the Mandalay...with its Vegas-style loft and splendor. It's a MUCH more subdued, modest version of a hotel casino...much smaller. In fact, you can walk from one of the hotel-casino within 15 minutes. Still large...but not Vegas Large. The hotel is also very senior-friendly...with its lush carpeting throughout. Walking on these carpets make you feel as if you're roller skating. Very easy on the joints...so for someone like my husband, with knee issues, and me with my sporadic ankle issues (a long life in heels!), this had to be a lush walk in the park! The hotel also has a rustic style...almost a ranch housing style...complete with a rustic creek right outside. It really matched the Cherokee vibe. Despite the size, the hotel-casino houses plenty of eats and drinks, including a Gordon Ramsey food court...an upscaled food court with chef-inspired street foods. The foods were pretty good (for a food court especially!), but my repeat complaint is that the place is understaffed...and possibly under-managed. Also, the online-screen ordering system is NOT senior-friendly. They also have nicer restaurants on site, like the Guy Fieri's Kitchen + Bar, Ruth Cris, Soco Smokehouse, Amici's, etc.etc. Now the disappointing parts. Again, the entire hotel-casino seems understaffed. Even during busy check-in hours, there were only 2 reps working the hotel reception desks! We stayed in the Mountain Tower, the newer buidling...so newer rooms! As expected, the room was quite nice upon entering. Seemed very new...and clean. However, as you look closer, you'll see and feel all the cracks. The room and bathroom amenities were quite weak (not even water bottles offered in the rooms, for one)...yet you pay nearly 40 bucks a night on resort fees! The bath amenities were also cheap! As new as the room was, the the toilet lever and the tissue holder was already looking like it was cracking. The mattresses on the bed were super soft and super cheap...and ridiculously creaky! Possibly the creakiest mattress I've experienced in decades!!! The A/C was also very weak (felt 72 at 67 degrees)...and you can hear this fairly loud noise (almost like a mini helicopter flying over your bed?) the whole time! You can just tell that the hotel management did a ton of cost cutting within these rooms...even the newer additions! On top of these substandard room amenities, the worst part?!? Their check-in time is 4 pm! I know more and more hotels are going toward later check-in times, but I feel this is a huge scam. Guests are expected to pay more for less hours in a room...one that isn't even being cleaned on a daily basis (but every few days). Not sure how often they cleaned these rooms, however, since we only stayed 1 night. Overall, we still managed to enjoy the stay...walking around the plush carpeted hotel, doing some minor league gambling (slot machines), and eating-drinking in (without having to drive out of the hotel). However, be warned...this is NOT the Vegas quality you might come to expect from hotel-casinos.

You go and you want money and you have a great time. Bingo is so fun when you're only in your 30s.read more

I'm never going to give a VFW low stars because as a Vet I would never ever take away from…read moreeverything they do for us. So while the VFW itself earns five stars I have some feedback to share regarding the Bingo that is open to the public. 1. This is a family friendly bingo game but it's really not played in a family friendly encouraging way. This is more like Bingo for adults but you can bring your kids. Definitely to hard and competitive for a family to teach and enjoy bingo together. This is due to the highly competitive prizes the lowest prize was at around $100 and because of this it's not really welcoming to new people. 2. They make the games just a little too complicated. There is no straight Bingo five across diagonal or down personally I think to get more veterans and public involved they need to cut some of the prizes down and offer more that aren't cash based... a few rapid quick games that aren't black out could be less stressful and build more on the community and fun aspect. Lessen the overall jackpot a couple hundred and go for more gift cards and $25 dollar slots. Honestly you could probably get some local businesses to donate some pretty good gift cards as well. 3. The VFW is for and about veterans but when I came for Bingo that aspect was not mentioned there was a POW table but no mention of the importance no mention of the prevention numbers group events or benefits of joining a VFW at all. No mention of anyone's service at all and I think it added to an heir of disrespect that some people had because they forgot that the person next to them could be a vet... at one Point a m a committee member called a participant a white trash a** whole and I'm pretty sure he is an OEF veteran. Who may have had his own issue and needed a community... I guarantee he didn't find it tonight. As a matter of fact two members of the community were allowed to fuss about him "dobbing to loudly" as well as confronting someone who was being disrespectful to him but immediately they took the other members sides... it truly felt as though the mission of the VFW had been lost in order to play a competitive game. For a while the VFW has been trying to encourage millennials from OEF and OIF to join... but tonight was a reminder that we aren't really welcome. No one except the concession stand people engaged with me at all. There were no flyers and no information on anything to help us or encourage us to be a part of something. The thing is I'm not bitter because we didn't win we actually walked out with more than what we paid to play but I've worked in the Veteran Transition field for about five years and tonight was a stark reminder of why millennials veterans feel that they aren't welcome and supported but VSOs as a whole and have started to avoid them

I wanted all to be aware of a situation that occurred at American Legion Bingo on Wednesday…read moreNovember 1, 2023. Unfortunately I am not a regular, however; I go to Bingo as much as I can. I was looking forward to playing bingo that night. I noticed that a place was not saved for a couple that frequent Bingo and thought it would be nice to save them seats. In the interim, my daughter called very upset because she recently lost her husband and was crying on the phone. Not knowing that you are not supposed to save seats; I was confronted by one of the Bingo people while I was on the phone trying to comfort my daughter that there were no saving seats. The mother/daughter regulars wanted their seats. I was not able to respond because I was focusing on trying to comfort my daughter. I was confronted again by a Bingo person and said I was not allowed to save seats and proceeded to remove my daubers while I was on the phone. The mother and daughter proceeded to their seats. When I got off the phone, I tried to explain to the daughter; why I was on the phone. She was rude and ignored me. This is very upsetting to me as I was not treated with no respect by the Bingo person as well as the patrons. Would I have been treated differently if I was a regular? The whole situation has affected my sleep and bothers me still for something I did no wrong.

Came in for dinner last night, this is the third time in a row that the food was very…read moredisappointing. Five onion rings for $5.00 ? Tiny chicken wings, prebreaded, my wife had the Greek Salad, no dressing. Ya, I could have asked for dressing, but the server didn't come back until we were almost done. I even had to go to the bar to get my tab. We may come back,but it will be awhile. Where's Brianna ?? Best server.......Maybe someone else stole her...

While visiting family in Greenville over the holidays, I found this place close to my hotel. Great…read moreservice, friendly clientele. This is the kind of place I love to visit when traveling! Happy holidays y'all!!

Horrible service! Tania is rude, will cuss you, appears to hate her job. Read other reviews on…read moreGoogle. Seems to pretty much be a pattern. Also note the nature of responses to the bad reviews.