The Cafe has good food and reasonable prices.
On the other hand I won’t be going back much as the casino doesn’t enforce the wearing of masks. As I walked through the casino going to the Cafe over half of the people I seen had their masks hanging down. One lady even had hers hanging from her walker. They just want business I guess and not safety for others.
Jokers Wild is a smaller casino that offers older slot machines to the latest models of machines. There is a few gaming tables to try your luck against a virtual reality dealer. There is an on-site restaurant that offers convenient food. I personally would rather dine elsewhere. I have been told that there is one dish to try, and it’s the Pot Pie! The place could use a face lift but all in all it’s a good place to gamble. There isn’t any overnight accommodations but does have a banquet room. A small arcade room is located near the restaurant for the kids. For the rewards members, free play is given.
All of the staff at Joker's Wild, from the cashiers to the slot techs to security to the wait staff ALWAYS have a smile & a charismatic energy that makes me feel welcome & my loyalty as a frequent patron appreciated.
** (only 4 stars because they stopped doing "pick a candle" for the birthdays this year which REALLY upsets me since I look forward to it every year and was disappointed when they stopped the birthday parties a couple years ago. 😏)
Old smokey Vegas casino. No bells and whistles just games and a reasonably nice staff. I stayed for a little while and had fun semi gambling with family. We were up late and wanted to have fun for a couple hours before bedtime. This casino fulfilled that need and we all 5 or 10 bucks in the process.
Just didn't like it hear