Guy Fieri's Kitchen + Bar

The service was fantastic. Bridget was one of the best servers I've had. The restaurant was very nice. Clean, inviting and perfect location to the hotel.The food!!! I had the Reuben with fries. The Reuben was huge but the corn beef was chopped like hash. I didn't like that. The fries were inedible. Truly the worst I've ever had even from a fast food restaurant. To me it seems like they were cooked once before and they tried to bring them back to life by frying them a second time. They were so hard I could not eat them. Bridget was so wonderful I could not complain to her, in just didn't eat them. The next morning we had breakfast and it was very good. Sorry Guy we watch you on everyone of your shows and love it but my dinner was terrible!

We really enjoyed the food here. Our service has been great each time we have visited. It's nice to have something beyond fast food/snack machines when you decide to go out and gamble. This hits the spot for us. I will post the pictures of our delicious food and what it is from the menu. These are photos from two different visits.

Pork cutlet huge sandwich and tasty - didn't eat bun - good pickles and slaw - fries excellent Wings - very good bbq very goodWould recommend

My room was not bad at all. It was clean and the bed was relatively comfortable. My only real issue is with the size of the pillows (see images). For a king-sized bed, you'd think they would be a little bigger.Casino was also nice with a wide variety of games. I prefer video poker, which they had plenty to choose from. I guess I'm surprised by the low ratings on Yelp; my experience was pleasant. Bottom line is I would stay here again.

Spent my birthday yesterday at the hotel and casino. Everyone seemed to be very friendly in both places. Loved playing the electronic roulette and didn't do too bad lol. My daughter won almost $900 on slots. I felt as tho the hotel rooms were clean and comfy. The only thing I missed was the microwave. I would definitely try it again.

Hotel and Casino ReviewHotel was clean but unless you are a high roller or part of their club, don't expect they will be nice and give you a later checkout without paying $25/hour extra. Casino:The casino was clean and the dealers were friendly....hey there Channing!!!! But the non-smoking part of the casino was closed. Boo. On that note, why do most casinos put the non-smoking areas in places where you have to walk through the smoking areas get to them? I like that they still have a $5 Blackjack table. I bet more than $5 but I like the option of $5. As for the slot machines, boo. If you are a person who loves the huge and bright towering screens, you are in luck because the majority are that style. I don't enjoy those so for me, boo. And I wish they had the "wheel of Fortune game but they didn't. They have a few old school poker machines that I like. Here's a bit of false advertising...a penny machine with a 50 cent advertised minimum bet requires an .80 cent buy-in. Oh, they have vending machines to cash in your ticket but it doesn't dispense coins so your ticket must be a whole dollar amount to be paid in full. Or, like me, you walk around looking for a machine that will let you play 50 cents.

While this doesn't compare to other Harrah's properties which are much nicer (like Funner, California and New Orleans, LA), it was decent and we would stay here again.Parking - plenty of free parking in the lot in front as well as the covered structure. If you're a Diamond member, there is a special section in the structure that you can park in. We couldn't get the parking card to work though so we just parked with the regular folks. ;)Cleanliness- not great. There was a hair on the toilet seat when we arrived (gross) and the carpets didn't appear to have been cleaned in a while, but it wasn't horrible either. The casino also wasn't particularly clean (the kiosk screens were visibly dirty) and over the four days were were there, I only saw someone cleaning once-- and they weren't wiping down the machines. However, the ashtrays were emptied quickly and there were no bottles or glasses lying around.Rooms - typical sized rooms (we did not get a suite) with a soda machine that sells just Pepsi and Dasani on each floor. Ask for a room overlooking the river as it's a much better view.Casino - overall, it's small and didn't have the newest machines that other Harrah's properties have, but they did have a very small non-smoking section with slots. Diamond members get free drinks at the bar (one every fifteen minutes) but they were considerably weak compared to drinks at other Harrah's properties. If you're not a Diamond/Seven Stars, bottled beer was $6.Venue - if you're coming to see a concert here, the venue is really nice. All outdoors, and well organized with access to bathrooms and a smoking area.Restaurants - there are three. The 360 Steakhouse is terrific. Located on the 12th floor, it has a great view of the river and Omaha and the food and service was terrific. You can make a reservation through Opentable as well. This restaurant is connected to the Vertigo bar which also offers a dining menu. Both open at 5pm. There is a little diner style restaurant that serves typical breakfast, lunch, and dinner fare as well as a nice selection of pastries, cookies, and sweets. During the week, the breakfast menu is limited to only a ham and cheese croissant and a breakfast burrito from 8-10am, but they serve the full breakfast menu on the weekends. Service here was terrific and the food wasn't anything special, but was good. Slice is the pizza restaurant that was formerly the Spice Buffet (now closed) but they seem to close it during the week when there aren't as many guests staying in the hotel. We didn't try it. You can use points for all the mentioned restaurants without paying tax.Location - the hotel is on the Iowa side of the river, and is about a ten minute drive to the Old Market in Omaha. The Old Market has lots of great little shops, bars and restaurants (Gather in Omaha is our fave and worth trying) and Dolci is a great place to buy some cookies or ice cream. There is a farmers market in the Old Market on the weekends.Security - security at the hotel and casino was always present. This hotel, even though it's smaller than other Harrahs properties, seemed to have more accessible and attentive security guards.Diamond/Seven Stars perks - aside from the parking area (which didn't work for us) and the cashier line inside the casino, there were no special lines at check in or any of the restaurants for Diamond/Seven Stars members.

This was a cute little spot to stop at on our way home. The casino was a bonus, too bad I lost my money. Lol Also, pet friendly so my puppy was relaxed!

At first I was a little annoyed it took a while to get seated even though we had a reservation but after we got seated it was a blast! We played music bingo and the menu had so many good choices it was very hard to choose. I got fish and chips and I got stuffed over all prett

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. FILTHY.We stayed here for the Iowa Is For Lovers Festival. The convenience of having a room there was great, however the room was filthy. The bath tub was disgusting, the shower head had mold on it. The water pressure was awful. The night stands and counters had dust and cobwebs. The a/c barely worked, so our room was hot all night. The hallway outside of our room was colder than our actual room. The rooms are extremely outdated. The staff we encountered checking in & checking out was unfriendly. The price we paid for our room, I was expecting a lot cleaner place.The icing on the cake, we checked out, only to be surprised by service/resort fees. The amount of money they charge to stay there and the condition of the rooms should be criminal. If you're going to pay a premium price, I would expect to get a premium room for that. Not some outdated, moldy, filthy room. If I ever come back for another concert, I will be staying somewhere else.