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The Xhibition casino bar at Harrah's Atlantic City gives guests/ you a 360 degree view of the whole…read morecasino floor. Enjoy delicious drinks, live music and more. It's great to have this bar back open. They are located In the middle of all the action Harrah's Resort Atlantic City casino floor , where excitement comes full circle. Center yourself and relax, watch a game on tv, Chat with friends or watch all the people on the casino floor playing.

Well, the bar looks like it was designed by someone who once saw a cocktail lounge in a dream and…read morethen forgot the dream halfway through. Booths line the edges like polite sentries and the bar itself is lined with slot/video poker machines in case you feel like doubling your disappointment. I arrived with a party of four just 45 minutes before last call on a Tuesday. You would think that would be enough time for a few drinks and a few laughs. You would be wrong. There was a man in a suit behind the bar doing what I can only assume was performance art meant to mimic sabotage. There was a bar back who had the dazed expression of a man recently asked to name all the moons of Jupiter in alphabetical order. The bartender moved with the speed and confidence of a tortoise delivering bad news to a hungry bobcat. Service was a game of drink-by-drink roulette. He took our orders one at a time in the most literal sense. One person would speak. He would leave. He would return eventually with something resembling said dink. Another person would speak. He would leave again. Rinse. Repeat. We might have been speaking in code and he was off deciphering it at the opposite corner of the bar. The drinks were okay. Not good. Not bad. Okay. The menu was fun to look at though. They called them potions. In the VooDoo Lounge. How clever. It was the highlight of the visit and the only reason I gave them a second star. That and the fact that I did not actually die there. Oh and the prices. Nineteen dollars to sip Instragramable mediocrity from a glass shaped like regret.

Awesome bar/ music venue inside of Harrah's resort! They had live music playing Friday and Saturday…read morenight with a DJ mixing things up between sets. The dance floor was lively and the wait staff made good on keeping everyone's drinks topped off!!

Great bar conveniently located off the check in area of Harrah's. Bartenders are attentive and…read moredrinks are very good.

New cocktail bar located in the Harrah's front lobby with a lounge connected to it…read more Yet it doesn't have a name. It's the Bar With No Name. Kind of a goofy name but just go with it. Great list of cocktails, whiskey, scotch, some craft beers on tap, and personable bartenders. The list of cocktails and spirits reads like a book. Pretty impressive offerings overall. As it's mainly a cocktail bar there are only around six crafty beers on tap and a group of domestics and imports in bottle. Nice spot for a drink but no happy hour is pretty lame. Really? All the other bars have a happy hour. Why not here? If you want to sit in the lounge area it's a one drink minimum. Kind of an upscale decor with assorted seating, lighting, and art on the walls. Expect to pay in the $12-16 range for a cocktail and $7 for a beer. Brooklyn chocolate stout and Pappy Van Winkle if you really want to splurge. Oh yeah.

Good for people watching, and the drinks are good. They are definitely understaffed on busy nights…read morebut the servers are very nice.

I've always walked by it but never actually went inside. After the renovations, I was curious and…read moreso we decided to go in and get a proper cocktail. Overall space is nice and service was attentive and friendly. Cocktails were actually not that bad, kind of like Manhattan prices if not lower - Manhattan with Bulleit Rye was $18. I thought it was clever that they had machines at the bar as I could easily see myself sipping away and playing. I would recommend.

whoever made my food needs a raise i'm not even playing around. the wings are the best around and…read morethe quesadilla was delicious order takeout, sit outside and bow at the feet of the line cook not to mention we got four drinks and all this food for $65 love yall

Wow! Stellar meal at this unassuming dive bar. Very rustic wood walls and bar, this place oozes…read moreauthenticity. The air conditioning is freezing so bring a sweater! Bartender, mature guy with a good attitude, waits tables too, and is pretty good at it. No nonsense service, we ordered a paloma and a beer with him right away. When he came back with drinks, we had our choices ready. I had an arugula salad with added grilled shrimp, split an order of buffalo wings and drooled over my husband's burger. The food here is excellent! It took awhile to get waters, but our dude got around to it eventually. The salad was cool and fresh but the olive oil and lemon dressing was pure oil. No worries, I used the ranch from the wings and all was good. I liked the shaved Parmesan and the fact that someone took the time to slice the tiny grape tomatoes, precious. Wings were crunchy and spicy in all the right places. The Squire Burger had huge pieces of maple bacon sticking out from two patties cheese and iceberg. The fries were perfect. The bun was fluffy and glistening on top. Beautiful. We were surprised at the small bill, but left very satisfied. Highly recommend!

So I thought to myself, how best to introduce you to a tried and true staple of an area in what is…read morenow called "The Orange Loop"? Well, the "Irish Pub" you know from the Monopoly game is actually this real property, "The Irish Pub and Inn", here on St. James Place in Atlantic City. Also, the game's iconic red hotel design inspired the game's red hotels, making it a real-life landmark for Monopoly fans. During most of the year, this legendary, 24/7 pub is famous for its unique, memorabilia-filled atmosphere and historical ties to AC, the Monopoly game, prohibition, etc., attracting visitors who enjoy its authentic, home-style vibe. But during Christmas, its decorations are on a whole other level of amazingness. Photos will not permit you to understand just how fantastic the volume and scope of lights, ornaments and figurines abound all around the restaurant and bar areas. The owner starts decorating weeks before Christmas adding new items each day through Christmas. You can't miss catching the Christmas spirit here, while taking in some spirits! It is a cash only venue. Make sure to come prepared. But if not? They do have an ATM onsite to help pay for the classic fish and chips or / AND the St James Potatoes. Those fries are like a poutine for those who know. The service is no frills but provided with pride and a smile, always. You can never go wrong here for a quick, basic, and satisfying meal and drink at reasonable prices in good company.

Fantastic find! Only stayed for 1 beer, but we will be back today! Bartender wasn't engaging, but…read moremay have had a bad day. Cool t shirts, great history, local crowd off the beaten path. It may lack curb appeal, but so worth checking out!! Stay tuned for round 2 later today! Haha ** dropped to 4 stars b/c the crabby bartender was there again yesterday! Crazy cool stain glass pieces!

We absolutely loved the live music here each night ( except for the god awful DJ on Tuesday's)…read more It's a nice spot and the food is identical to what is served pool side but with some surprises like the $25 crab legs served with a huge portion of old bay fries. The food was great for bar food

We've been coming here since it opened and it has been steadily declining…read more Today was disappointing in both food and service. We sat at a table for awhile but finally asked the bartender to request our server. A server came over and said she would let our server know we were waiting. After 20 minutes we decided to move to seats at the bar. The bartenders are the reason for two stars. They were so nice and were constantly checking on their customers. The confusing part is that you can't order food from the bartenders. So we had to wait for a server....ugghhhh! The funny (well, not so funny) part is the server comes over and asks if we were sitting at a table for awhile....when we said yes she said was busy eating her chicken tenders and didn't know that was her section. Just completely laughed it off. So now we were stuck sitting at the bar and still had her as a server. It turned out ok though. Just a confusing process having to pay two separate checks. Then we couldn't use our casino coupons or comps for the drinks. We had to pay with our credit card. The food was ok. The peel n eat shrimp were the best in taste and value. Mozzarella sticks and wings were good. I didn't care for the coconut shrimp tacos. And the funniest thing? We casually asked if the sushi on the menu was any good and both bartenders and the server all said NO. Their expressions said it all. Ha!

Great place to get well made cocktails. Lots of space to sit. They did have live music as well…read more Near the check in area of the hotel so ca get crowded around the bar and the bar itself. The menu is thick! Lots of specialty crafty cocktails. Also fully loaded with all the other normal bar things. Super friendly staff.

Love this lobby bar! Good drinks, friendly staff and such a chill ambiance! And sometimes it is…read morejust best to ask the bartender what they can create for you based on your favorite alcohol!

Went there for breakfast, was immediately seated. Serving staff was pleasant. Ordered pancakes,…read moresausage, breakfast potatoes, and eggs. Pancakes, eggs, and bacon were good. Sausages were not! Couldn't get past first bite, wouldn't order them again. Steak was bland but if you use some A1 sauce and a little salt it's decent and a lot more tolerable. Overall, nice family vibe, service was decent as well as the food. I'd visit again.

Some restaurants make humans feel welcome. Others make them wonder if they have made a grave…read moremistake in search of sustenance. Coastal Craft Kitchen & Bar, located inside Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City, managed to accomplish the latter before our breakfast had even arrived. A group of ten educators arrived on a Saturday morning to consume calories before walking around the corner to the convention center. We were greeted promptly and seated without delay. Initially, this felt like a triumph. Then the drama began. While we were waiting to order, a spectacular shouting match erupted between a customer and a food runner. The argument spread quickly, drawing in a server and the hostess. The customer appeared to be the primary author of the hostility. Nevertheless, watching uniformed staff members engage in a loud, public shouting match is an uncomfortable way to begin a morning. It is disconcerting to sit at a table wondering if you have accidentally wandered into the climax of a workplace dispute. Order was eventually restored and the food arrived. In my home state of New Jersey, pork roll is treated with near-religious reverence. I ordered the Pork Roll, Egg, and Cheese, which cost eighteen dollars. What arrived was a small, sad slab of meat and egg resting on a roll of questionable freshness, accompanied by a modest pile of uninspired breakfast potatoes. A neighborhood bagel shop five minutes away routinely prepares a far superior version of this exact sandwich for less than half the price. My nine companions were similarly uninspired by their plates. People understand that casino establishments charge extra for proximity and convenience. However, paying a high premium for mediocre food served alongside screaming matches feels like a poor trade agreement. We were seated quickly, which was nice. But an eighteen-dollar disappointing sandwich and a front-row seat to verbal combat do not equal a pleasant morning. Next time, I will seek my morning pork roll elsewhere.

4 stars for the holiday lounge, but 3 stars otherwise…read more The 1927 Lounge is located just off to the side of the casino in the Ocean Resort and offers a mix of slop machine noise/excitement, paired against a quiet corner nook of coziness. The bar occasionally offers live music, but my favorite time to visit is during the holidays, when they turn it into a festive Christmas spot with holiday beverages. There are fun decorations, strands of lights, Home Alone 2 playing on the televisions, and much more to really get you in the holiday spirit. I most recently tried the Pomegranate Margarita on their seasonal menu and thought it was excellent; it was not too sweet or too weak. I should note that there are rarely servers in the lounge area, so you typically need to go up to the bar to place an order, which can disrupt the flow of fun you might be having. Overall, I think the 1927 Lounge is decent on a normal day, but much better when they have a themed takeover happening.

If you have the pleasure of making your way to Ocean Casino, you HAVE to go to Nineteen27 Lounge…read moreSpeakeasy. It's is an unlike anything you will experience at any other Casino in Atlantic City. The DJ is incredible and plays music for everyone's taste. The bartenders are fun, full of personality and make cocktails quickly. And then you have the speakeasy. I wasn't quite sure what to expect, but as soon as I walked in I noticed a male dancer up in the cage, followed by about 8 women in costume. The choreography was sexy yet very tasteful. They have acts that incorporate thrilling tricks that keep everyone on their toes. I could not help but take videos so I could show all of my friends and family back at home just how incredible it actually is. You will not be disappointed!