Comments on: Caesars Palace – Food Report

By: Elaine

Elaine — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 04:38:42 +0000

If you have a lot of comps and want to splurge, I highly recommend Rao’s. I went there with a couple of friends last year, and it was awesome.
I agree on the Bacchanal buffet. We were lucky the day we went and there was no line. But it is WAY above even the better buffets.

By: Ed

Ed — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 20:13:33 +0000

Carla posted: Sorry can’t see spending thousands of dollars gambling just I can be one of the “high rollers” who get a free bowl of potato soup.

Carla, The players lounges are perks for those that put lots of money through the machines and have no qualms doing that. They aren’t doing it to get the “free bowl of potato soup.” smh

By: Ed

Ed — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 20:08:42 +0000

Linda, Wow, that’s a huge price for a small Breakfast. Haven’t been back to Margaritaville in some time (3 years), but do rememeber that their dinner prices weren’t cheap. Probably better to just go to the buffet for breakfast, or hit one of the food court spots next to the theater.

By: BOB

BOB — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 05:37:09 +0000

Jean Scott wrote: “Vegas Strip has steadily decreased over the years. Changing from out-of-town tourists to residents decreased our need for rooms so we shifted the emphasis away from good plays that included heavy comps. Now we could spread our nets all over town, looking for good plays where often the main advantage was frequent bounce-back amounts and comps were only a side benefit. Then some of the Strip casinos we used to frequent started downgrading video poker schedules”

EVEN WITH THAT, YOU STILL PUT A BUNCH OF DOLLARS THROUGH HARRAHS BAD PAY MACHINES JUST TO GET CRUISES, NEW ORLEANS TRIPS FREE FROM HARRAHS. AREN’T YOU A HYPOCRITE ???

By: linda winterhoff

linda winterhoff — Wed, 13 Feb 2013 00:38:59 +0000

I just got back from Vegas last week, I go many times a year, with freebies from Harrahs,, stayed at the Flamingo,, love Margarita ville…but very dissappointd on the rising food prices there,, it is ridiculus,, really at breakfast at the breezt, their cafe,, $5.00 for a little cup of orange juice,, over 20.00 for a small breakfast,, outrageous,,,everytime I go it seems to get more expensive,, could not win anything at the slots,, in NO hurry to go back,,,

By: Greg Elder

Greg Elder — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 20:26:04 +0000

Wow, Ceasar’s/Harrah’s is actually improving their offers for a skilled player? That’s great. Will be interesting to see if other changes are made. My experience has been if your winning at Harrah’s don’t expect many “extras.” I’m lucky to get $20 freeplay at Harrah’s AC because I had the audacity to actually win there on several occasions, and Harrah’s Cherokee has stopped sending me mailers. Hopefully, their policies will change nationwide, but I won’t hold my breath.

As you say, “Love’em and Leave’em” there’s plenty more casinos out there.

By: Bill Clark

Bill Clark — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 15:49:32 +0000

They have also quit mailiong offers to out of towners.
We have not received any in quite a while.

By: John Terino

John Terino — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 14:24:06 +0000

Fully agree with you on the quality of the Caesars buffet and Payard.

While we are not in the same league in terms of level of play as you and Brad, we are Seven Stars. That said, Caesars in Las Vegas has a lot to learn about how to treat its patrons who reach that status and stop continuing to downgrade that treatment.

Unless it has changed in the last three months, the Diamond lounge at Caesars Las Vegas is terrible: the same tired food every night – including the poorly prepared chicken wings – in a less than attractive decor. Add to that the Seven Stars lounge was closed several years ago and it is clear the Las Vegas Caesars thinks little of its loyal and consistent patrons.

In Atlantic City, the Caesars there has both Diamond and Seven Stars lounges, as does Harrah’s Atlantic City, that are well appointed and have a wide selection of different food every night.

Plus, the Atlantic City Caesars properties offer better comps and generous slot play cash back, as well as frequent special events for the Diamond and Seven Star players.

My wife and I are 73 and 70 and have frequented Las Vegas since 1973; but not any more. When coupled with the rising airfares and the gauntlet of security and plane changing you have to go through to get there, the lack of consideration by Caesars Las Vegas for its Seven Star patrons is why the ten or more trips a year we made to Vegas are now one or two (one of which is our Seven Star trip), and Atlantic City is our stomping ground.

By: robert gilman

robert gilman — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 12:08:03 +0000

could you give your opinion of the sterling brunch at caesars

By: carla

carla — Sun, 10 Feb 2013 23:55:33 +0000

Sorry can’t see spending thousands of dollars gambling just I can be one of the “high rollers” who get a free bowl of potato soup.