I have been coming here for 3 years, not weekly but every few months. Every time I come in this place, there is an upgrade. I gets nicer each time, however the prices just keep going up and the packages are getting smaller, the 9 pack is now a 6 pack and the price went up $20 . In the last two years the computer prices have increased from $25 to $40. But the places keeps getting more refined and elegant, how about putting the money into increasing the payout. A $300 game ends up with 5-6 winners most of the time. To top it off the AC was not working. Hopefully it was just that day. I will say the bathrooms are always clean. I enjoy coming here but let's give back to the people filling up the pockets. Hold off on an expansion and increase payout :) At the end of the day I do enjoy this place and the security they have outside and inside. read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - New prices - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

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My mom recently passed, and her birthday is today. She and my grandma used to play Bingo when we were kids so the family came out to play. This hall is a little different from Bingo World. I feel like it cost more to play here. The clerks are not as attentive, they're nice but when you're trying to buy extra games they aren't close by. They also don't have trash cans under the table so we had to keep getting up to clean the table. The food is more expensive and they have less choices. Lastly they only take cash which was weird to me. Like no debit, credit, Apple Pay, just cash. Cool experience but I'll stick to the other Bingo Hall. read more

Venue is still Cash Only FOOD: They have discontinued any grilled or fryer items. The snack bar consists of just soups and sandwhiches. They also have beef hotdogs, nachos & chips. The portion of cheese in a cup for the nachos was very low. Snack bar is open daily at 12pm and closes at 10pm GAMES: You pick up the games inside of the bingo hall now. It's to the left of the Bingo announcer. The games have changed. For the very last game- you can only play if you are an INNER CIRCLE member. The winnings of this game are placed on your inner circle card for casino games. SIGH. What a waste of paying for a full book and not being able to use it if you 1. don't have your card 2. aren't into playing casino games Early bird pack: $6 3 card start packer: $8 9 Card pack: $20 Computer pack (includes 3 card early bird pack, 54 regular card game and regular specials) : $35 Also, seemed like there are more SPECIAL games than regular games, during a regular session Came on a Sunday, Regular Games still start at 2pm, end around 4pm read more

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I really like coming to Delta Bingo. It's a very nice and clean establishment that offers at least 2 bingo sessions a day and 3 on the weekend. They have slot machines as well. What I don't like is that they don't resolve customer issues fairly and are very inconsistent. read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

The prices are far more than any other bingo's. The staff when buying cards and staff on the floor are not friendly. They all have attitudes. I've been going to Delta for 4 years and it seems the same people who have been going there for 10 yrs or more always win the big pots on their computer never on paper. I've never witnessed their wins on paper always coOnce they swap their players card and get their cards and computers they will win the big pots! I think the computers are rigged and the newcomers always win on their computers. I went on a Thursday afternoon and there were two newcomers sitting together. They won 6 out of 8 early birds on their computer. How does this happen, computers are rigged. I heard the big wigs sit upstairs looking at the cameras. I go to Bingo World now where the price is reasonable and the computers are $9 instead of $40. The staff are much friendlier there. read more

I've only been about 6 times but it's a nice bingo hall. It doesn't give me a feel that it is old or worn down. It is nicely lit in the bathrooms are clean as well as all of the tables. The staff are very helpful with explaining all of the games as well as coming to ask a question at any given time. The concession stand food is pretty decent and the prices are too. I've only won one time, but i would definitely go back. read more

I finally made it to bingo. I need a bingo for beginners spot because they were hella serious in here last night. I really enjoyed myself even though I didn't win. Mozzarella sticks were pretty good read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

I played at the Delta Bingo in Laurel last night with my family. One of the clerks, Rita, was wonderful. She helped all of us with all of our needs so that we could understand that rules and the games. All of the clerks in the bingo hall were helpful, but Rita stood out over all of them. I will definitely come back!! read more

Don't buy the pull-tabs. I bought over $100 worth of them and got 0 players, 0!!!! I won a $1 playback and when I went to go turn it in, the pull-tab seller insinuated that I was pressed. So, if I would have spent the $1 on another pull-tab, it would have been ok, but since I wanted the cash instead, it was an inconvenient problem for him ‍? On top of that, the slot machines are fake. Didn't win, not even a little bit. This place is good if you have money to burn or if you're used to losing. If you come here, you will LOSE, one way or another. On the bright side, the food is pretty good. And the actual bingo games were fun. Again, couldn't win to save my life but I'm going to try ONE LAST TIME, hopefully with a better outcome..... MINUS THE PULL-TABS read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - BINGO ITINERARY WITH PRICES AND PRIZES LISTED. - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

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After nearly a year of passing it by, my girlfriend and I checked out Delta Bingo a few weeks back. It was a pretty enjoyable experience. For roughly $25 a person, we got hours of entertainment watching the numbers come up and blotting our bingo cards with numbers present on our cards. We didn't win our first time at Delta Bingo (we probably should have brought good luck charms) but there is always next time. Side note to mention the small food counter- great food at great prices. Nothing fancy but prepared with skill and ease. read more

This place has no concept of customer service. Be expeted to be treated like garbage when they are about 25% higher than their competitors. I ordered a sandwich at the snack bar during break. I paid my 6.00 for a water and a sandwich. The girl never gave me my receipt. I came back at the first chance. They looked at me like I had 3 heads. They said no receipt no sandwich. Then when I was looking at the receipt on the ground perhaps it was mine, The manager told me you cannot get free food by picking up a receipt. The thing is I used to go there 3 times a week. Not anymore I will now go to bingo world. read more

Big place, lots of room. Relatively quiet except for a couple loud mouth ladies. For the price, the payouts are great! Choose between afternoon or evening every day! Callers are very clear so no misunderstanding the numbers called. Pull tab games are fun and addictive. read more

This place is not beginner friendly. Some of the staff were very rude and I will definitely not be coming back.

I finally received the opportunity to visit and play. I was happy to see organization, a food counter, and social distancing. I wish there was a mask mandate. The games runs little fast so you have to listen closely and pay attention. There are multiple games occurring throughout the game and you can expect to be there about 2.5-3 hours. Pricing is reasonable and only cash is accepted. Come early to get your boards, find a seat, and settle in before the games begin. I didn't win, but I can't wait to return! read more

I'm trying to join a bingo club or bingo hall. Can I just walk in or do I have to make reservations? Barbara read more

Delta Night machines are trouble you spend all of your money on the machines you can not win nothing. The night managers knows the machine not going to win. Trouble Machines at night at Delta. read more

I am tired of walking in and out of the building inhaling smoke they have started back standing right in front of the door smoking cough cough. I thought they had a designated area. There are so many cigarette butts on the curb and sidewalk disgusting read more

Did not have a good time yesterday. Seems like games are more complicated and hard to follow using paper only. Two years ago it was much more fun and I had no problem following games. I will NOT return. read more

Years ago, Delta Bingo allowed patrons to bring in food be it for a birthday party, which would make it a more enjoyable evening, or ethnic cuisine to satiate ones pallet, or save a little $$ bringing in their own. The onsite snack bar didn't seem to have much of any issue at the time. Their prices were adequate. Once management decided that no outside food was to be brought in, the snack bar prices went up and the quality of the food went down, needless to say the quantity of what they give you was noticeable. When some patrons brought in food, they were told to remove it from the premises while others doing the same thing were overlooked. Managers have the tendency to allow certain players the ability to eat what they bring in while others are told to remove their items. It seems this policy is $$ driven. They have a 'Captive Audience' when it comes to supplying certain food items at higher prices during play. There have been incidences where the Managers have verbally threatened players that 'if they bring food in again, they will be rejected from the premises'. There also seems to be issues with some of the other employees who do not cater to certain groups of people. This management needs to better screen and vet hires for this kind of work. read more

One of my favorite Bingo Hall. I miss the midnight bingo game and the transportation to Delta Bingo. read more

I am not a big bingo or gaming person, but I did go here once with a friend. Since it's not something I typically do, I'll give the perspective of my friend. He'll make the 41 mile round trip ride to play bingo on Monday and Wednesdays and he doesn't return until they close, which is at 3 am. He says it's his therapy. read more

I enjoy the overall establishment. The place is fun and well kept. My issue is with the young lady at the snack bar. Most of the young women there are nice and respectful. But one young lady in particular appears to have a bad attitude and no respect for the customers, no matter the age or anything. I think her name is Channa or something. She's the one with the glasses at night. Ever since I've been there, she has gotten into with several customers. Plus she's constantly cursing up a storm. How she keeps her job is beyond me . Other than that, the place is nice. Hopefully one day she'll be in a better mood. One can hope. read more

I have been to this Bingo hall a total of 3 times to date. One time by myself and 2 times with other people. This hall is cash only but has an ATM onsight. They also only have the paper playing option and slot machines scattered around the facility. They have 2 time options for bingo which include early bird and regular bingo. The prices are fairly reasonable and you can pick and choose what extra games you would like to do. Some of the staff are extremely helpful and nice to beginners. Unfortunately, some of the staff can be rude and could use a lesson or 2 on customer service. You are allowed to bring outside food and drink onsite but they also have a snack bar with food available for purchase and is fairly inexpensive. Currently this is my go to spot for bingo. read more

I enjoy playing at Delta. The games are great. I miss midnight bingo though. I don't like the fact that you can't bring in food or drinks. The food there is not the greatest, and they charge an arm and a leg for it, that's why a lot of people don't come. The competition has games that are cheap and some great food. The hot seat winners are the same people all the time. It makes you wonder. I have been going to Delta for 38 years and since they started the hot seat, I have only one it twice. WTH. I win sometimes, but then I drop a lot of money when I walk through the door. I spend on an average of $300 a night. I love the pull tabs and I love the computers, I never win on the packs. Taking nothing from them, they are one of the best bingo halls around. read more

We always have fun even when we don't win. Good atmosphere we go as a family. Teens now a days don't want to hang out with the parents but ours do yay! read more

It was an Experience This was my first time in a 'Real Bingo Hall'. I'm used to BINGO at the company parties but it's nothing like this. Come prepared: - no less than $30 in cash and ask for the special boards - have a dabber or get there early enough to buy one at the carry out counter. ($2) - bring your own food is allowed, and yes... these folks had coolers cause they know they gonna be there all day - a session may be about 3 hours so have time - newbys dont go alone or you'll miss a lot (you will need somebody else there with you catch the crazy isht that happen too, and to make sure you use the right boards - newbys, again, don't get caught up in those side game (like donkey what...‍?!) I mean it's so much more to say, but just have fun! It is for gamblers. If you dont like giving away at least $10 an hour it may not be for you, But good vibes and blessings your way. One of my friends won $1000 on her first visit (on the very last games so it took ALL Night...‍) read more

Of course I lost all my money, but it was definitely a fun night out! One star deduction because they could do a better job explaining the rules to newcomers. They also have 3 different places to buy bingo boards, which is not efficient. Seems like you could have an all-in-one pack when you buy at the main cashier. This is a play-by-play of Bingo from the moment you drive up for the Saturday 8pm game: 1. CASH ONLY. Bring as much as you want to spend in cash. They have ATMs. 2. PARKING: Free parking, but the lot often fills up on popular nights. Get there early, at least by 7:30pm to get a parking space. 3. WALKING UP: Left door entrance is the main cashier. Right door entrance is the snack bar. There is a hallway connecting the two. 4. BINGO BOARDS AND SPECIALS PACK - BUY AT THE MAIN CASHIER: Buy your main bingo boards from the cashier. They give you a helpful printed list of the 28 rounds with snack bar prices on the back. $5 for 3 board set. $14 for 9 board set. $18 for 18 board set. $6 for specials pack (additional bingo rounds not included in the Regular pack) $1 for Either/Or. I still don't know what this is. I got the 3 board set and specials pack, but wished I had gotten the 9 board. You daub the whole set of 3 or 9 or 18 boards for every number called during a game. At the end of the round, you rip off that board from your pack and start the next one. Each board is a different color. When in doubt, look at your neighbors and see what boards they have in front of them. 5. DAUBER: This is the ink pen that marks dots on your bingo board. $2 per dauber. Buy at the snack bar. Various colors. 6. SNACKS: You can bring your own food and drink to Bingo, or buy at the snack bar or at your seat. Very reasonable prices at the snack bar. Not sure about alcohol, didn't see it at the snack bar. Snack bar hours are 10am-1am. $1.50 to $2.50 for sodas, $4.50-$5.50 for sandwiches / soups. Hot dogs $3 / Burger $5.50 / $4 onion rings / fries $1.50+ / chicken tenders $4 / 6 wings $7.50 / nachos $4. 7. RESTROOMS - inside the main bingo hall, along the left and right walls. Plenty o' stalls. Go with friends so they can daub for you if you have to go during a game. 8. MEMBERSHIP CARDS - sign up for a Delta Membership card to get points toward free games. Sign up BEFORE Bingo starts. If you wait until intermission, there will be a long line and you will have to leave your ID at the desk or miss the next game. When you enter the main hall, walk to the left wall and sign up with the person at the desk. Swipe your membership card at the kiosk every hour that you're there. Doesn't matter when you swipe as long as it's sometime between 8-8:59pm, 9-9:59pm, 10-10:59pm, etc. With membership, you can win door prizes when they call member names. 9. CHOOSE A SEAT - get a good view of the TV screen and of the Bingo numbers board. The TV screen shows the number getting drawn before it is announced, so you can start daubing right away! 10. $1 cards - sold by walking sellers for $1 or vending machines against the walls. You peel off the backs to win prizes from $1-$500. If you peel and reveal a bingo number, the caller will announce these numbers throughout the night to win prizes. 11. BINGO GAME ROUND - there are 28 rounds at 8pm Saturday. At the main cashier, you get a form that lists the 28 rounds. Your Regular Card pack is good for about 19 rounds. Your specials pack that you buy at the main cashier is good for additional Special rounds. Buy special boards from walking sellers in the hall, or from the cashiers against the wall. Special jackpots sold by walking sellers: Either / Or Special: $1 each - you must hit every number on one board Super Jackpot/Progressive Jackpot: $2 each - you must hit every number on one board Progressive Jackpot: $1 - you must hit every number on one board These rounds are sold by cashiers against the left wall: Triple 7's: $5 each 12. BEGIN BINGO! Round 1 is a Regular line or 4 corners. For this one, you have to daub each corner of your board or BINGO in a line. 13. IF YOU HAVE BINGO: You must yell BINGO BEFORE THE NEXT NUMBER IS CALLED. If you have Bingo and you DON'T yell Bingo and they call the next number, YOU FORFEIT THE PRIZE. THIS SUCKS. Nobody made this mistake! 14. GETTING PAID: When you yell Bingo, they pause the game. A seller takes your board, yells the numbers to the Caller. The Caller verifies your board, and the seller pays you in cash. The prize for that round is split by the # of winners. 4 winners won a $300 round and got $75 each. If you're ever in doubt of what you have to do to win, look at the lighted numbers board below the caller. The board will light up in the pattern you have to get to win. Most of all, have fun! There's something nice about the fact there will be at least 28 Bingo winners in the room when you play the 8pm Saturday round. It just wasn't me this time! read more

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Ever hear that bingo joke- Q: How do you make a sweet little eighty-year-old lady yell F!@#? A: Get another sweet little eighty-year-old lady to yell "BINGO!" Except at Delta - it's 2 giant rooms of people ranging in age from 18-80+ yelling obscenities or "No way they have Bingo!" Delta Bingo is one of my absolute favorite places to go to on a Saturday night. I haven't been enough times to call myself a regular...but uh, I'm pretty sure the woman who carries around the bonus bingo cards remembered Alicia C and I from previous trips...so I guess I'm/we're on my/our way to regular status? Delta Bingo is Canadian-owned and is played multiple times daily. There's early bird (7PM), regular (8PM), late night early bird (11PM) and late night regular (12AM) - that I'm aware of. Each early bird round is worth $100, a regular round is $300, bonus games are $1000 and the jackpots range from $500-$10000. It's a damn good thing I don't live closeby or have a car because I'd have to lie to my friends when they ask where I am / why I'm all the way in Laurel. The games are taken quite seriously and it's best to know the rules before showing up and calling out "Bingo!" when you don't actually have bingo. That being said, if you're new to Delta, just go with the 9 board cards and gradually work your way up. They sell cards that range from 9 to 18 boards. (I think a 9 board card will run you $10) I'm proudly daubing a 12-board card with minimal stress. There are also bonus rounds that are definitely worth purchasing as well as the blackout jackpot cards. They're bonus rounds are $1 each and the jackpots $2 each and honestly, it's silly NOT to buy them otherwise you'll be sitting there bored for 2 blackout rounds. While you're playing, of course you'll need some kind of nourishment. There are several ways to satisfy this... 1. They have a snackbar that you can either order from directly OR you can flag down the snackbar runners who will take your order and take payment from you and then deliver your snack. Or 2. You can bring your own food and drink (just no alcohol). My suggestion is to pick up mini-burgers from newly opened Matchbox in Rockville on your way up from DC because let's face it...they are the perfect size for nibbling while you daub. It can be kind of scary to sit near the intense regulars of Delta Bingo, but if you chat them up, ask them why they have 4 daubers or offer them a cookie/cupcake or whatever treat you brought, you'll easily make a new friend or two. They may even loan you a napkin and/or fork (because who doesn't have a stash of them in their Mary Poppins carpet bag they brought along?)... That is...unless you prematurely call bingo. In that case, you'll be getting instant stinkeye and will be declared frenemies. read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

I agree with Cadence...but thank god I live far away or this might become a nightly thing for me. I'm part Filipino and love me some gambling. Some things to keep in mind: *Don't play more boards than you can honestly daub in a session *Don't call BINGO before the caller calls the number that gave you said BINGO *Bring food *Talk trash to those around you to make things more interesting *Caffeinate beforehand *Use the bathroom beforehand *Don't buy a small pink dauber or people will make fun of it *Buy multiple daubers if you want to look professional (kinda like those frisbee golfers that have the special bag and 20 frisbees) *Don't throw away the board until the BINGO has been cleared with the caller; it ain't over till he says it's over! *Don't fret, the dauber will not bleed through *The 'free space' is not always useful Have fun!!! $20 will get you 4 hours of fun and perhaps even a jackpot of $100-$1000. read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - So close, yet so far away... - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

This place made me loose two years off my life! I never realized how serious bingo is and I now have a new appreciation for those who seek this out as form of entertainment. I was stressed the entire time! I'm looking at the board looking at the screen trying to remember the rules and marking my cards. I simply could not keep up. The folks there were nice and the regulars want to make sure you feel right at home. Apparently they have food but we were there for a friend's birthday and they brought a spread of goodies. It was was but not sure I will return nothing wrong with the place if your a avid bingo player but for those who aren't as up to date on the new bingo either get a tutorial before u go or be prepared to kick back and go with the flow. read more

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Delta is open in Laurel so kudos to them. The set up is good and user friendly. They are pretty good at applying the safety standards for operation. They could/should be more stringent on proper use of masks by patrons and callers. Patrons are not monitored or corrected to the extent they should. Noses have been uncovered on occasions I have played. Most disturbing is a caller who didn't wear a mask for the full session called. That is inexcusable, as the caller made several announcements during the session. The food options are minimal and outside items are not allowed, except water. Value of the games is good. I reccomend Delta Bingo! read more

I have been to this bingo hall a few times. This place is very friendly but serious at the same time. I don't suggest anyone go if you are going to view it as a spectacle or as a pregame for a night out. But, if you are looking for a good time and a chance to win a little cash, then by all means go. I would suggest you look at the website for the times of the games. You are allowed to bring your own food, but there is an old school snack bar if you don't. read more

Bingo oftentimes is a cruel mistress,, but NOT tonight. If the balls cooperate, I will have a huge winning evening. AGAPE, Dr. Joseph Webb read more

I was so very disappointed with this establishment! Nothing like the website. My family and I drove an hour and half to go Saturday Night! Such rude workers and the people that were there were mean and very rude! No one wanted to answer questions, it was so hot and crowded and the bingo caller was terrible! Couldn't understand her and we lost money on pull tabs cause we had no idea when she did them! I am used to the Bingo halls in Texas and this was Nothing like we were familiar with. You can't just buy your computers, you have to buy paper to get a computer! They only pay 250 on computers! The other jackpots are strictly paper! Don't waste your money going to this place! We left there disgusted! I was standing in the line for pull tabs at intermission and I ask the worker how to play the game and the lady behind me told me if I didn't know how to play to get my ass out of the line! Won't be back to that hell hole! read more

Today I was so upset they need to fire Steve if you can pay out an extra $1000,why couldn't you pay the $250. To the person that had bingo on the last number called. The staff didn't owen up to it. It not fair. Calling Maryland commissioner!! read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

Fun place to play, good people and good prizes. If you like bingo on paper, without the machines, then this is the place to go! Reasonable pricing well balanced with the jackpots, and the snack bar makes some excellent sandwiches with very generous portions, ample seating and of course for a bingo hall, good coffee! Seven days a week, three times a day, Delta cannot be beat in the Baltimore DC area! read more

I had the opportunity to visit Delta Bingo & Gaming Saturday March 18, 2017. I was under the impression that Bingo Halls were for Senior Citizens, and they were not. My new found friends introduced me to Delta Bingo & Gaming, the rules and regulations, as well as the etiquette. There are slot machines that line the walls at Delta Bingo & Gaming. I had a great time. read more

Delta bingo installed new taptix machines that cheat you and never pay out. I was playing the machine again today. It has 5 games on it. I was playing the chinese game. I put in $100 and played. Bonuses only paid $1.66 and $1.88. Its ridiculous. Its bad enough that they cheat you on bingo constantly leaving you waiting for balls that never come out. read more

I always have a great time at Delta. The manager, Crystal,is very helpful and friendly. The clerk "Peanut" is also very nice and always seems to be in a good mood. read more

Delta Bingo & Gaming - Bingo Halls Near Me - Laurel, Maryland

After 983287432 attempts to do Bingo (I swear Alicia G always plans her bingo runs on the one night that I can't go)...I was able to finally make it. And OMG IT WAS SO AMAZEBALLS I CAN'T EVEN!!!!!!!!!!!! But Delta Bingo is fraught with bingo-tastic danger as well - so here are my lessons learned: 1) If you want the 8pm game (and, believe me, you do), get there by 7:30 at the latest. It'll take you a good 15 minutes to figure out what the hell is going on. 2) If you are going with large party (more then 4 people), be prepared to split up. But don't worry, you're not losing out on anything, because THERE IS NO TALKING IN BINGO. It's quieter than a library. Seriously. 3) When you go up to the counter to buy your sheets - DO NOT ASK THE GUY WHAT TO BUY. You will end up like us, and have a 18 sheeter, and nearly have a heart attack to keep up. This is what you say (REPEAT AFTER ME): "I want the 9. And yes, give me 2 of the Jackpot". I know this means nothing to you - don't worry, it'll make sense in a minute. 4) Go up to the snack bar to get the daublers. Do not buy the cheap $1 mini ones. Invest in that $2 and get the large daubler. it'll make life simpler. 5) After you find your seat, turn to your neighbors and be nice. If you let them you're a noob, they may even help your butt out. Do not interrupt them between calls...because they can, and will, cut a bitch up. 6) Wait until 8. During this time, look around the room. Notice the boards with the numbers. Get into the swing of things. Looking adorably clueless will get sympathy from your neighbors (who will then help you out...but again, DON'T interrupt their play. They *WILL* cut you...and I will back them up). 7) Once the 8pm game starts, pretend it's the SATs. Remember those? Daublers up! FOCUS! Ignore distractions! DAUB YOUR LITTLE HEART OUT! This is is what seperates the ivy league from the community college! DAUB DAMMIT! DAUB! 8) At this point, you can now thank me. Because the "9" means you only have nine "boards" to contend with during each game. Yes, I know you're sitting there going...wait...9 boards? That's ludicris! I can manage 30 boards! No. NO YOU CAN'T! We got the biggest board and nearly passed out from the stress. Our neighbors ended up helping us daub...because we just couldn't keep up! 9) Pay attention. Some games mean that you use the same board for both games. If in doubt, watch what your neighbors do. 10) After the game (and the 8pm game runs until 10), go up to the customer service desk next to the men's bathroom, and get a membership card. It's free, but it'll make you feel like a high roller, even if you didn't win. The best part of Bingo? That was 2.5 hours of entertainment...and it cost less then $20. *I KNOW*. OMG SO CRAZY FUN! Side bonus? If you're going on a first date, recommend this place. You won't have to talk a lot (so no awkward conversations), and if he wins and shares the pot with you, you know he's a keeper. Heh. read more