I absolutely love coming here. Super busy, but drinks come fast. The bartenders are amazing: especially if you have at least a little decency to understand how busy it gets. I love going on drink specials!! Love my espresso martini's by Marco!!! Always a pleasure to see him. Best personality!! Shoutout to the other bartenders that make this place enjoyable: Jamell, juju and Sam. read more

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Absolutely disgusted that all of my food comps were taken because I haven't been in a month. The fact that I've spent a lot of money there and they take away the little bit they give back was astonishing. Not sure if I'll ever go back. So disheartening. read more

I had a fantastic experience at The Nash Casino! The atmosphere was modern, clean, and very welcoming. Every dish we tried was fresh and flavorful -- the chicken and waffles were perfectly crispy and sweet, the lobster roll was generously filled, and the burger was juicy with great toppings. The drinks were just as impressive, and don't skip dessert -- the chocolate cake was rich and delicious. Great service, great food, and definitely a spot I'll be returning to! read more

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Cool new spot as far as casinos goes. Still hard to believe that this place used to be Sears! We arrived on Sunday around 9pm and had a some drinks and food at the grill/bar. The spinach alfredo pizza was delicious, and so was the maple bacon burger. Bartender was friendly and attentive. Everything was super reasonably priced - $50 for food and drink to feed the three of us! Plenty of slots tables, and blackjack, which is what I was looking for. A little bummed the lowest buy-in was $15, I was looking for a $5 or $10 min table. There was $5 downstairs but they were all closed off. I spent about an hour at the blackjack table though and enjoyed my time, even though I lost it all! But the dealers were good and the ther players were fun and helpful. I would come back just for the inexpensive wine and delicious food. And I would also try the proper steakhouse. Downstairs there are a couple pool tables and there's a multilevel screen for sports events/entertainments with plenty of lounge seating. I could see this being a fun spot to watch some playoffs! @azfitfoodfun read more

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Nicely decorated casino with tables and tons of slots. Really didn't interact with any of the staff, place was very busy.

I was downstairs in the mall in the arcade (not "gambling" in the legal sense, air hockey and whatnot) when I heard that there was an actual casino around the Dr. John cornder and up the stairs from the arcade. I had to visit for the story, since where I come from the gambling laws do not allow casinos in a shopping mall where you can play air hockey in an arcade after buying a graphic novel at Newbury Comics. Last time I was in Vegas for a Golden Knights game (pre-Marner) I lost $5 at the Game of Thrones slot machine in Excalibur even quicker than I did in a certain alley in Saigon back in 19-dickety-two. This time I lost $2 very quickly at the slot machines in this casino, but it was still a fun experience to gamble in a shopping mall. This casino looked brand new and shiny everywhere. The restrooms were clean, the carpet was clean, all of the machines looked like the plastic had just been taken off of them. There was no table of no limit Texas hold 'em and the blackjack table was for much higher rollers than I was going to be on an arcade day. So if any complaints were to be had, those were the extent of things I noticed. If you are driving through town between the White Mountains and Boston and pull off the road for various sundries in the shopping mall, why not consider gambling? read more

fun time actually left with a little profit, will go back again this is the 2nd time I have visited

Was there for 2 hours couldn't win a dime. Signed up for rewards card and now I get offers in the mail every day. Wouldn't mind if they weren't so tight!!! Won't be back read more

Location is convenient with plenty of parking. Table games does get filled quickly even on weekdays except for the $50 and $25 Tables. Waitresses for drinks are seldom around or at the slot machines. The positives are that the Slot machines are plentiful for both downstairs and upstairs. The machines are replaced or moved around every 2 weeks. Restaurants and eating locations are convenient but you can easily go to the mall and find food for lesser cost. Will return because of the convenience vs going to CT. read more

My primary destination was Proper Chophouse, it was excellent, see separate review. After dinner, we walked around the casino to check it out. I don't frequent/seek out casinos, but have been to Vegas many times and thought it would be fun to compare. The casino is clean, has all the typical noises you would expect, but not annoyingly loud. It does not appear that drinks are on the house if you play. I saw a bar where you can purchase drinks and take them to the machines, as well as servers who would deliver drinks to where you play. You can go to "The Cage" and get a customer reward card. It can't be used to pay to gamble, but after you get the card, you go to a kiosk and can load promotions, which may be for the casino, or discounts at the restaurants on certain days. When we went, there was a $15 promo for new customers, so we loaded it up and went to the slots. After trying a dozen times to get the machine to accept the loyalty card, we took it back to "The Cage". A manager came out pretty quickly, explaining there is only one way to put the card in. She took it to a slot machine to show us, only to experience what we did. She printed a new card as maybe the magnetic strip was defective, but after 6 or so attempts with that one (putting it in quickly, then slowly, then at a slight angle, etc.) the stars lined up and it turned green. She shared some frustration at how picky these machines are at accepting the loyalty cards. After she got it to work, she kindly demonstrated how to transfer the $15 to the machine for play. We thanked her and found a different one to play. We, once again, experienced the same issue, took a bunch of tries, but finally the "Retry Card" red light went away and it turned green. We played the $1 slots, and it took less than 5 minutes to burn through $15. In order to play any of the machines, you need cash. The cards cannot be prepaid and used to play. I didn't see any retro type slots, these are all just giant screens which give the appearance of slot machines. On the way out, we saw a wheel of fortune type game, but there was no minimum dollar amount listed to play. We fed in $1 and it took it, but no lights lit up on any of the buttons. After trying them all with no action, we chose the Cash Out button. We got a printed voucher for .30 cents. So, it cost us .70 cents to not play. The greeter at the door was pleasant and wished us a good evening. The entire casino experience was unsatisfying. Maybe playing a lower denomination (they had 1cent and 5cent slots also) might yield more fun as there would be more actual game play. Also the frustration with the loyalty card not working kinda lessened the whole play experience. read more

I really liked this casino and I think it's a great addition to the mall. It was clean and had a lot of games. I didn't try the bar or any of the restaurants and would want to the next time I go. read more

The Nash Casino officially opened on March 5, 2025 in the former Sears space at the Pheasant Lane Mall. This age 21 and over two level casino features 1,200 gaming machines, close to 28 game tables, 19 poker tables and 5 restaurants & bars including Stadium Social Sports Bar & Grill with DraftKings Sportsbook kiosks, which has full service bars with seats on two levels and stadium seating & tables between levels facing jumbo wide screen projection TVs. The Top Golf Swing Suite, game tables, and some of the electronic gaming machines are on Level 1. More electronic games, table games, high limit slots, and the other 4 restaurants/bars are on Level 2. Since I've received recent mailers for the anticipated opening of The Nash with promotions to join Club Nash Rewards program, I decided to stop by The Nash after work to check it out and grab some dinner at one of their in-casino restaurants 4 of the 5 restaurants/bars were open for operation with the future Asian restaurant on Level 2 still being developed. I decided to stop at Woodlands Cafe on Level 2 which is a full service sitdown restaurant serving American fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The lunch/dinner menu features a selection of appetizers, sandwich burger plates, salads, soup, and main entrees such as fish & chips, baked haddock, salmon, lobster mac & cheese, steak tips, & brick chicken and a few all day breakfast dishes. They also offer desserts. Upon checking in, I was promptly seated at a table in the front dining room and given a menu. The server arrived in about 5 minutes and I immediately placed my order for a starter and entree. For a starter, the Asparagus Fries ($7.99 plus tax) was comprised of five tender fried asparagus spears coated in a crispy Woodlands pecorino herb crust (like panko) served with Woodlands buttermilk dipping sauce. I needed to cut the spears or otherwise I was trying to eat the whole asparagus spear separated from the breading. For an entree, the Blackened Chicken Alfredo ($14.99 plus tax), cut pieces of tender chicken breast rubbed with bold Cajun spices & pan-seared for a smoky flavor, tossed with crisp broccoli & juicy tomatoes in a creamy Alfredo sauce over soft cavatappi pasta and served with toasted garlic bread. The bowl portion of pasta was a good sized with plenty of chicken, broccoli & tomatoes in a mild spiced cream sauce. The 2 thin garlic toast were very firm and crumbly. After I was finished, I had enough and got the check which was $24.93 with tax and before tip. Overall, the food at Woodlands was 3.7/5.0, but come here earlier for more consistent service (more staff). The crowd noise and music from the casino floor was a bit loud. After dinner, I headed onto the casino floor to officially pickup my Club Nash card in one of several long lines, get my free shirt and start playing some electronic slot games. They were also doing a lucky seat promotion for Club Nash members to win a $1,000. I will definitely be back to Woodlands Cafe, Proper Chophouse, and the other restaurants at The Nash more meals and gaming. read more

The casino itself is fine but the sports bar restaurant was horrible. We ordered two drinks and very watered down and then had two pizzas that was not fully cooked. Our table was wet so we asked the staff to dry it and they legit threw a towel for us to clean it! Wow took over na hour for food and no apologies. I had to leave to the bar upstairs and they made me a way better cocktail. If you're coming here do not get anything at the sports bar. There is a lounge area where you can bring your own drink and sit down and watch the games which was the nice part. The place does get busy fyi on the weekends. Parking does get hectic but I park on the other side of JCPenney and it was less hectic. Overall I would Come back but not to the sports bar. And there is two sections for it FYI one upstairs and downstairs owned by the same bar. read more

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Anniversary Dinner Sunday Night at Proper Chop House was great! Dinner and Drinks excellent! Eric and his Crew were outstanding and very attentive! Food was delicious! Will return! read more

Wonderful place, good atmosphere, great staff, nice events....only a few warnings: not sure yet, but i think some of their perks are biasedly selective (based on being a very regular myself, while having a high tier point and not getting such rewards), also, I've been paying close attention to certain AI, computer generated game results, and have noticed a very high result of highly improbable house wins for the result, thus theorizing a highly likelihood of rigging, (which will of course be denied), but....just realize before playing. (We already know advantage is against us, but what I've seen on certain electronic games, the wins that happen are overly improbable to happen unless there's certain programming involved, which can certainly be done...I do know how video games work! ) read more

An all-around fantastic experience. The set-up is very professional, employees are courteous and the atmosphere is fun. After going to Gate City for years, I finally visited Nash Casino. In visits over the past two weeks, I am only going to Nash now. Gate City changed their slot machines and slot payouts have been none-existent in my last 6 visits. They got rid of the 6 Patriot Extra Spin machines among many others that I enjoyed playing. Nash Casino has four of the older slot machines ($5 spin) that I love. I want to thank the Nash Casino for the great times and I look forward to coming back. read more

Awful. It was my first experience there. I put $20.00 in the machine and it changed to $10.00. I added 4 more twenty dollar bills but they didn't show up. So I cashed out to see what was happening and my receipt only showed $40.00. So I called the attendant and she could see my money. She said it looks like you were playing. I never hit spin. We'll when you put your money in your arm must've grazed the spinner. She said sorry, laugh and basically ran away. I have Edema and my lower arm is swollen that must've been how it grazed the spinner. She didn't offer to help me out at all. I've played at casinos before. Didn't know they were so sensitive. Never had this problem at Encore or Foxwoods. read more

Always have a great time, friendly staff, good service, great food and options. Always rotating slot selection. Clean and exciting!

Even after being open for several months this place isn't ready for Prime Time. I booked a Top Golf Suite for a private company Christmas Party which I paid for and then 3 days prior to the event received an email form the "Stadium Manager" that the facility had been previously booked and there was a "booking error". Given the short notice of the cancellation, I was stuck without options to find an alternative location for this party. There was no offer of any compensation from the facility for their error despite voicing my displeasure with the process. Seems like their attitude was "too bad". My advice is stay away from this place, they dont care about thier customers. read more

It is a nice place to visit and the sports book area is great with all the TV's showing multiple events. It's an old Sears store that has been refurbished and they did a nice job to redo the whole location. We played a couple of games but didn't stay long, I heard NH has a high revenue share so while I like that it goes to the state and charities I'd rather it went in my pocket. They have various restaurants which I'll probably try next time. read more

This place is right in the mall & within radius of Daniel Webster Highway, US 3/Spaulding Turnpike & as it is said: location, location, location. I signed up & as a beginner got $16 in free play for the slots but note in NH the machines are deemed HHR machines which means it's related to a horse racing track thing & don't get me wrong because they can pay pretty well even if you bet low. The place has two floors of action & not only machines but tables like blackjack, craps, roulette, carnival tables, sports betting & yes Virginia poker room but small note though it's with NH charity gaming (say you lost a small amount your loses get spread out through many charities which are partnered) but side note though it's NH gaming it doesn't have NH Lottery (who knew) read more

absolute clown show. I've never been thrown out of anywhere in my life I was thrown out of here for sitting down and watching the finals game!!! read more

Better than Encore, Seabrook, Gate City, Foxwoods. You name it. Drinks are good too, just wish they had more waitresses walking around sometimes it takes a long time to get a drink. read more

I have been too quite a few casinos, and The Nash is great. I've been there a few times and I've gone home a winner twice. It's very clean. The people are nice and I love all the machines and games at a 30 minute drive for me. I have one at 15 minutes away and I would rather take the 30 minute drive up to the Nash. I highly recommend it. read more

One of the best around the area. I like it better than Encore and The Brook, but Foxwoods and Mohegan are my first choices. Lots of slots to choose from. All the new slots available. I just wish the free slot play paid out more and more often. Won a few hand pays, so I'll be back. Gate City in Nash is a Good runner up, if you like smaller casinos. read more

Game 6 Letdown - No Energy, No Audio, No Reason to Come Back Came to the Nash Casino sportsbook expecting a great setup for Stanley Cup Game 6 -- couldn't have been more disappointed. They're charging $55 just to sit in basic seats, and the game audio was either completely off or barely audible. What's the point of a sportsbook if you can't actually hear the biggest game of the year? The room was dead, the atmosphere nonexistent, and the staff wasn't exactly friendly either. On a night that should've had energy and excitement, it felt like they didn't even care. Massive letdown -- I won't be back, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking to actually enjoy the game. read more

The Nash Casino - Nash Casino game six Stanley Cup no audio pretty lame wouldn't recommend anybody. Staff is also rude. - Casinos Near Me - Nashua, New Hampshire

Fun, clean, table stakes are reasonable, although I'd love to win more often at the slots. Lots of Promos . Enjoyable.

Normally, I would say I wasn't that thrilled because the casino was actually in a mall but once you're inside the casino itself, you feel nothing showed up being in Las Vegas within an hour. I was up $2000. They have a great Asian restaurant. Food was amazing. Did go on a Saturday night was extremely crowded, but I would go again hour and a half ride from my house. read more

My first ever casino I've been to. I didn't spend a whole lot, but it was nice figuring out how slot machines work. I didn't win anything, but my fiance broke even here. read more

Horrible, horrible, horrible! Don't do it unless you want to get sheared like a sheep. This place is a total rip off with slots the tightest I have EVER seen. Worse than NH, MA, RI, ME and NV! NO ONE was winning anything in the few hours I was there, really unheard of. And the music was so loud I couldn't even think. Horrible all the way around. I threw out my players card on the way out--I won't be back after just one visit! read more

It was very clean. Everybody was very friendly. There was plenty of parking in there. It was about 90 outside. He was very cool and comfortable on the inside. All the restaurants look clean. We stopped to get breakfast and it was two for one so we got one breakfast, free and paid for one. The coffee was pretty good there too. The waitresses were fine. All the people were friendly. They have a smoking section and not smoking section I would definitely go there again. read more

I have played in 45 to 50 poker rooms across the country. The Poker Room at The Nash is one of the worst I have ever played in. The room is not fully enclosed and the noise level is high. Next to the poker room is some sort of roulette game and the dealer is constantly calling the numbers over a microphone. The tables stink. The felt does not cover the entire table. Instead, there is a plastic rail running around the table. The players checks keep falling over into the beverage holder. The dealers I would rate from good to very bad. One dealer would not shut up. Her talking to one player seemed to be more important than dealing. A bad misdeal and not announcing calls or raises didn't seem to be important to her. A very young boy dealer gave me very snooty and rude answer after I asked about a house rule concerning tournies. One visit to The Nash was one too many. Will not be going back. read more

It's not on the same level as Foxwoods or Encore, but considering that this took the place of a Sears, I think they used the space wisely and there is a bit of everything here that you would expect at a casino. There are plenty of slot machines, some table games, two bars, virtual sports center, and a few restaurants. I also thought it was cool that the lower level bar area had some free games like pool and shuffleboard. The casino was very clean and all of the staff that we encountered from the staff at the door to the bartenders were friendly and helpful. The fact that it is attached to the mall made it a great rainy day activity. read more

I thought the place was pretty good and I've been to a lot of casinos. It's not a huge place but it's fine clean new machines a few bars a couple of restaurants.. I thought the blackjack tables at a minimum of $25 was a little high. . The lower level had some shuffleboard tables foosball billiards a bar slot machines, and a couple of table machines. It was fun, but I hear it will probably change like all other places and be a private monthly fee area. read more

The evil blackjack dealer Daniel was pulling cards out of his sleeve and I'm pretty sure he unzipped his fly on purpose to distract me from the fact he stealing chips from my stack. I will be back but I will NOT play on Daniel's table ever again. read more

Bob S. Extremely disappointed. Was in smoking area. It was so hot they were giving out free water. Inserted voucher for $125.00 and machine immediately malfunctioned. Attendant arrived and could not get my voucher out. Called service tech and took over 30 minutes to get my voucher back. Was told I would be compensated for my troubles. About 2 hours later was given a voucher for $25.00 dollars off with purchase of $75.00 or more at the Chop House restaurant, seriously! What an INSULT! Seems to me they could care less about keeping their patrons satisfied. This has totally soured my experience at the Nash. Crunched voucher and gave back to the marketing manager saying to her she should be ashamed of herself. I have been an avid patron of casinos all over the US for over 50 years and have never been this insulted. read more

Last night (5/16) was our first (and last) visit. We will NOT be back. The doorman was rude! We came in with a Dairy Queen milkshake and instead of simply saying, "You'll need to finish that before you come in?" He barked, "you not coming in here with that!" Then he took our IDs, handed mine back to me and scanned my partner's into some little machine. Why do they need to scan IDs and who has access to that information? I wish I could give zero stars! read more

The Nash is nice casino new games plenty of promos. I have been going there for 5 days a week over 6 months the problem is security at the door. I know this will be hard to believe I am 69 years old was asked for ID the policy at the Nash is if you look over 35 NO ID is required. I went there today and was denied access to casino because I didn't bring ID with me have never been asked for before but here is the worst part is I am wearing a boot because of fractured fibula I told that to security about fibula but he said I had to walk back to my vehicle so I did then I went to the main entrance and watched as several people walked in without being carded so I went back to the person who wouldn't let me in without ID and told him about people getting in without ID his answer was the people who weren't ask for ID and believe it or not he said those people must have been to Nash earlier in the day I know that staff at door change hourly and I'm sure every security person at the door does not remember every person who walks in seriously.With all the money the Nash spends on advertising and have security turning people away does not make sense. I have tried calling the Nash to talk to someone all you get is messages about places to eat or if you know the persons ext you want to talk to which how would I know unless they told me. 1 other thing my 89 year old mother was asked to open her pocket book while security went thru her pocket book but not just looking in her pocket book he put his hands inside and moved things around then I watched someone walk into casino with golf clubs they let him walk right in so I asked security why he didn't search golf bag he said the 2 metal tubes at the door where metal detectors hmm so why do they search females pocket books? So I went to Gate City casino the policy is everyone one has to show ID which I don't have a problem with. It's not a big deal to bring ID with me but to NEVER BE ASKED for ID at Nash then asked for it and told it didn't matter that I had was wearing a boot with broken fibula I had walk back to your car and get ID. UNACCEPTABLE !!!!!!! hopefully I will get a response to this read more

I was there with friends in July 3rd and left (kicked out) in tears because a pit boss, Daniel was having a bad night. On a crowded floor he came up to my face, unprovoked and screamed at me in front of everyone for watching people play blackjack. while I was waiting for a seat at a table to open I was watching. when I told him I wasn't doing anything wrong he threatened me and kicked me and the group i was with out. I will add that I am a middle aged woman, not some young kid so his behavior lost his business money and respect. I will never ever give them my business again!!! read more

Beautiful atmosphere, great tasting food, amazing service, staff were extremely helpful, and the bartender Alison makes some really good drinks. Overall everything was fantastic. read more