We had a great time at Eureka Casino. The bartender, Carlos, was cool. We were just there to kill an hour and play a little video poker but we ended up staying for almost 4 hours. Carlos was great with bringing the drinks and he even put the Detroit Tigers game on for us. My friend hit six 4-of-a-kinds on video poker which kept us in the game for a while. The atmosphere is fun and low-key. It's a tiny casino with just slot machines and a big bar area with video poker. It's very clean inside and smells good despite the fact that they do allow smoking. Also inside Eureka is Fat Choy's which has been featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. The short rib grilled cheese and pork belly bao buns are excellent! read more

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The first thing you'll notice is a Security member right at the door welcoming you in. The Second thing you'll notice is the pleasant scent of "Golden Bamboo" in the air as you enter. This is a great little spot to hang out too... the service is friendly, and the staff really makes an effort to remember their regulars. They'll introduce themselves and even use your name, which adds a nice personal touch. The drink prices are unbeatable, and you can conveniently order food from Fat Choy's right at the bar. The food, i might add, is pretty darn tasty and it's also at a great price point. Overall, it's a cozy and comfortable environment that makes you feel right at home. I like hanging out here, i just wish it was closer to my house. read more

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I love this place! We live just a couple of blocks away at the Las Vegas Country Club so it's really convenient for us. All of the bartenders have worked here for many years and are super fun and great at their jobs! Carlos, Mindy and Barry are amazing! Toni, at the cash cage, is always very friendly. The security team is great! It's a small casino, that has an amazing 50s style restaurant inside. I've eaten there so many times and have never had anything that was less than perfect! There's a lot of our favorite slots and about 20 bar top penny slots, and always have whatever sport game playing on one of their 10 TVs. We always seem to end up here every day or 2 because it's just super fun and comfortable. read more

Correct your air freshener pumped abundantly into the casino. It's just feels unhealthy breathing it in, runny nose, tingling lips, headache. It certainly had me depart the casino I so enjoy. Best floor staff ! read more

Cheap Chinese food and a smoky casino. Eureka Casino is one of the small and stinky locals casinos. It has a sketchy location. A good thing is it's kind of close to some hotels. The casino is kind of lame with no table games or anything else but old slots. It's located on Sahara a few blocks east of the Strip in a ghetto area. Located close by are the Sahara and Stratosphere. This is still kind of a long walk. Many people won't want to make their way here. This is basically a locals casino where there's few tourists. It has a parking lot in the back. The games are all slots. Gambling is a waste here. The machines are all tight. It also reeks very bad. They need lots of air freshener. Customers most like this for eating at Fat Choy. It's cheap food. The food is said to be good but it's not what you would call healthy. read more

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Had an $11 ticket jam. When someone finally showed up Didn't even say hi, much less apologize. Waited about 15 minutes to get paid $11. This is a joke! The "manager" didn't even know how to open the door yet didn't ask for help until 5 minutes later. read more

Short walk from Westgate look for coupon at the hotel for 2 for . GREAT SERVICE........ read more

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Great staff , great vibes , great food combine them all and you get even greater Fun. 13 yrs and counting they make you feel like you never left home . read more

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We recently visited Eureka Casino - Fat Choy restaurant and were pleasantly surprised by how affordable it is! The food was great, and the prices were incredibly reasonable read more

I'm not a gambler, but came here for couple rounds of beer. Casinos typically give you free drinks when playing, but I just wanted beer. Our bar tender was one cool guy and made sure our glasses were full. They serve their beers cold and I loved it! The bar took cash only, but was told they are working on charging credit cards in the future. Bring cash or remain thirsty! read more

Love this casino, it's small and has hometown style, has good strong drinks and just love Fat Choy.

Slow service. Bad bartenders. Dirty clientele. No promotions. Bad games. Not a place to visit. STAY AWAY

WOW! What a hidden gem How awesome was my the bartender on this Beautiful Monday Morning ?!?? Carlos was so fantastic, memorable, efficient, and all around , amazing at his job!! I will definitely be back to see him on his shifts!!! Thank you so much 5stars Also 10 stars if that's a thing read more

A glorified Small casino Awesome cafe-style food, I recommend the Choy burger read more

We've been to breakfast here twice. Great value! $5.99 steak and eggs. Hard to find a deal like this Vegas anymore. Carla took good care of us - she's helpful, knowledgeable, and attentive. AJ cooked our breakfast perfectly! read more

Over the River and Through the Woods to Auntie's House We Go... That's how I felt as I drove east on Sahara to drop off Christmas gifts from my cousins for my Auntie. I had seen Eureka Casino before, but somehow, this time it clicked that this was the casino that housed the Fat Choy restaurant! This tiny casino is a quaint older one on the right side of Sahara as you drive east from the Strip, on the corner of Sherwood. There's free parking in the back of the stand alone building. The front entrance has been closed off, so everyone enters from the parking lot. Inside, you'll find the regular selection of video games and slot machines. The restrooms are clean and functional. There's a nice bar and an excellent restaurant named "Fat Choy", known for its American Asian Fusion cuisine. Eureka Casino is off the beaten path, so don't expect the sterile efficiency of the high end newer casinos. Instead, come here and experience the unique "Eureka"! feeling of days past when hospitality and old-fashioned courtesy still live on... The staff are awesome here! read more

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I've driven by the Eureka Casino countless times in the many, many years that I have lived in this town. Today was actually the very first time that I actually parked the car and walked in! - The inside is pretty much as small as you would think it is, judging by the outside. Pretty much one of the smallest casinos I've ever stepped foot in. - Casino was much cleaner and looked much better than I was anticipating. Don't know why I was expecting the worst, but it wasn't that bad. - Security guy working the door was friendly and opening the door for patrons. - The only reason I stopped here was to experience the Fat Choy Restaurant inside. (See separate review) This is why you need to stop by this place! - Small bar, no table games, only slots here - I see a lot of people complained about how smokey it was, but I guess I got lucky. I really don't think it was too bad. Trust me, as a non smoker, if I thought it was bad I would say so. Honestly, I only see myself coming here to eat at Fat Choy, but maybe one of these times I'll grab a drink and throw a $20 in a machine just to see what happens. 3 stars. A-OK. read more

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Wow, us locals spend alot of money at eureka. What do we get in return.? They cut our ecash down to $10.00 lousy $$. Then they cut our free play to once a month payout. That's okay! We will go play at virgin river or Casablanca! No more loyalty to eureka! read more

I visit Vegas 2-4 times a years and love to explore the off strip/off downtown casino's. This one is a little gem. It's a smaller casino but I found the mix of classic to new slots satisfying. They actually had a couple old slots I enjoyed playing in the past - I Dream of Jeanne for one. What I loved most though was how friendly everyone was. The players club/cashier is the same area. I was able to partake in a free spin after earning 300 points, which is basically $1/point. Since I'm a max better, that didn't take long to hit. I found the machines paid off fairly well. For an example, to earn 300 point, it cost me $20. I think earned $25 of free play and a free mug. They have various contests/drawings that are geared more towards local's, but that OK. They have a drawing Saturday for some major free play that you have to be present to win. However, since I won't be in town, I would still get $25 free play for winning. A nice little touch some other casino's don't do. If you're looking for a little more intimate action away from the hectic energy of the strip, this casino isn't that far off the path for a visit. read more

It's right on busy Sahara street on the east side the neighborhood is really bad and the patrons armed much better. It's really small but they have a good restaurant called Mr Choy and a bsr but if your a tourist better off going to the strip. The gambling limits are low so that's good read more

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Some quick facts about the Eureka from the web: - Eureka Casino is the only Asian American owned/operating casino in Las Vegas. - Eureka is the original neighborhood casino, operating since the early 1960's, without a single day of closure. - They are located 5 blocks east of the Las Vegas strip on Sahara and just a couple minutes away from Downtown Las Vegas. - In Eureka Casino's original build out, the space that Fat Choy restaurant now occupies, was the parking lot. So, a bunch of neat trivia to know and impress your friends with while entertaining yourself in front of the many slot machines in this tiny casino. The air quality is not the best, but is still better than many of the other local casinos. The staff here are friendly, security opens doors for guests as you leave. It is not glitzy like the mega resorts on the Strip, but it is an A-OK spot to spend a few hours hanging out or getting some surprisingly good food at the Fat Choy restaurant on premise. read more

This was my first time to the Eureka and I'll be back to eat at Fat Choy but I won't be sitting and playing any of the machines. The smoke in the casino is heavy and you just need to walk through it to get to Fat Choy. It's a locals kind of joint and I wonder how it continues to operate. There's not much to recommend this place except the convenient parking in the back. Put up some doors and close off Fat Choy from the smoke--please! read more

The only redeeming quality about this casino is the restaurant, Fat Choy. But even that fell a little short of my expectations. Otherwise, this casino is a smoky room full of slots with a large bar in the back. Service is okay, security is present, but there are no table games or anything else that justifies this place being open- it's easy to park here because there's no one inside. I don't understand how this place stays open. read more

Change of slot machines being removed because you actually could play for an hour for $20. New ones are set very low payouts. It's sad, does the owner think by bringing in these machines that a new crowd of high flyers are just waiting outside? I normally have a bank role of $500 that would last hours before. Now I no longer gamble there, but I do still go to the Fat Choy restaurant ( a 10+) value and fabulous food specials!. Good luck with your stupid and insane idea's of greed. I have a balance of 14,800 points on my players card, so I am not just a single visit patron. read more

A Godly Casino is one that puts an emphasis on its integrity. It strives to be honest and just. The Casino works to develop a strong ethical foundation. The Workers and staff has an understanding of Godly behavior, and wants to live to please its customers. Eureka has a good character and a clean and pleasing atmosphere, and I and thousands of other agree. Sincerely Frank F Lockman, JR AKA Little Poppa Pump read more

I am 82 years old and just had the worst breakfast in my life at the coffee shop. The hash browns and the omelet were saturated with grease. However, the service and coffee were very good. Poker Room here is very good but slot reward system payout is also the worst I have seen. Gregory Restaurant has an early bird special that is very good and very reasonable. read more

OK, we have passed this place hundreds of times and finally decided to stop by last night. It was great! Was not smoky, despite what other reviews have stated. Nice parking lot with a security guard at the entrance! Clientele were nicely dressed. It's like, they all knew this is a great neighborhood location just east of the Strip. Great bar and drinks very reasonably priced! TVs all over the bar area, too. Casino was great, with slots ranging as low as 1 cent. Bartenders friendly. A nice, friendly environment in the casino. Can't say enough about this place. Just wish we had tried it much sooner, so hopefully, this review will encourage others. read more

Bartender Carlos is amazing! Super chill and funny guy made sure I was taken care of. Ordered food from Fat Choy and it was amazing! The chicken wings and short rib grilled cheese is a must try! The place is a small casino but Carlos along with the other staff made you feel welcomed and I had a great time.. read more

I was asked to leave and not return after someone tried to steal my purse. I was told I made the thief "uncomfortable." Well I sure hope I did! Too many sketchy things around there, happy to never return. read more

Really super nice environment,, Beautiful small casino, Not much going on. Manager walked around and asked how we were. Nice but no cocktail service at slots, I think they want you to go to bar to order a drink? Overall, nice place. read more

Haven't been to Eureka Casino?? Well, you're not missing much. Eureka Casino is not located in the best part of Las Vegas and it is one of those dive casinos. Not much here except smoke, loitering, small bar, and slot machines. Eureka is literally the size of a 7-Eleven. The only reason for me to stop in here is for Fat Choy's, which has delicious Short Rib Grilled Cheese. I will be back only for Fat Choy's. Otherwise, I really don't see myself going out here to kick it. read more

Hmmm...where to start with this place? Surprisingly, we actually came here to see the casino unlike most yelpers who only set foot in here to get to Fat Choy. I guess more than anything, what you see is what you get. It's not a great neighborhood but security seems to do a good job keeping riff raff out. This place has been around forever so it has a pretty cool old Las Vegas feel. 2 reasons why I gave it a 4 instead of 3: 1) 80's music the entire time I was here! Not sure if that's the norm or it was just a theme night but it was first time I've heard "Break My Stride" in public since I was a kid! 2) They might actually have cocktail waitresses but while we were playing video poker, the security guard came over and got us a couple more beers. I dunno, I guess that's not really too amazing, but I've just never seen that before. I'll be back and I'll pry try Fat Choy as well. read more

I have to declare my love for Eureka Casino. I am a Vegas native, have been to all the hotels and casinos big and small. I dont find anything as charming as Eureka Casino. Sure it reeks of stale cigarettes, the people (both the staff and other patrons) seem a bit off and sort of quirky, its small and can get crowded easily, but they keep the free drinks coming while you are gambling and I have never won more money on nickle slots than I have here. Seriously, every single time I come here I win big. If you want to get away from the fancy lights and swanky interiors and just see some old-school, down-home, wacky local place give Eureka a try. Keep your expectations low and you just might be surprised. read more

Ghetto, smoky, and just a bit scary I cannot think of a single reason to visit the Eureka aside from Fat Choy and thus, doing a bit of math, if the casino itself is a 1 star experience while the restaurant is an easy 5 star visit given the bang-for-the-buck I guess I'll round it off to a three. Avoid the restrooms, get your duck bao and a nutella roti, and get out before you get emphysema. read more

The restaurant is very good: good food and friendly service. However DO NOT USE THE CASINO. When I was there a slot machine broke down owning me $20. I was assured by the manager that I would be paid back the money. 30 minutes later still no money. He kept assuring me I would be paid but I never was. I finally told him that I had to leave: still no money. I have never seen a casino so desperate to cheat a customer out of $20. So go to the restaurant for the good food but stay out of the casino. read more

Heavy smoke and Eureka's old age are showing effortlessly, but if you expected much else on this side of Sahara, you were setting yourself up for disappointment! Like most others have already said, the only reason why I personally would come here is for Fat Choy Restaurant! Fat Choy is a hidden gem hiding inside, and now with newer ventilation or increased efforts, there is little/no lingering smoke, and the food itself is pretty good and inexpensive. I'd recommend giving them a try, but if you are looking for a cheap place to gamble, i'd head farther onto the strip. read more

Just had a really bad experience at this little dump and I am actually really pretty up set about it. I've been going in there for over 2 and a half years between 3 to 4 times a week . I love, love love, Fat Choy the restaurant located inside. FYI if you have never been, go now and I mean right now! The food is awesome and the service is almost always great. So after stopping in this evening to get my favorite sandwich, the ShortRib Grilled Cheese (OMG that sandwich is the bomb and no joke!) If you're ever in the neighborhood, make it point to stop in at Fat Choy. Believe me you will thank me! But if you put so much as a nickel in one of those old broken down 1970 machines, you are dead to me. Anyway back to that nasty old hole of a casino. After I had finished eating, I went out to the casino area to wait for a friend who had just left work and was going to swing by and togeher we're going to go hit up Fashion Show. Shortly after sitting down I was approached and told I need leave because, and I am quoting here. "You need to leave the Casino." I must have had that look of: "are messing with me, " that moved quickly to "come on man, don't mess with me like that". Because then he just flat out "If you ain't putting money into the machines, you need to leave...NOW!" And to be honest there was still a part of me that was looking around for the hidden camera. Look I get it, and completely understand that they are first and foremost a gambling establishment and that is how they make their money. And as a person who does not gamble but still trying to be considerate of that, I chose chair at a group of 6 machines that had absolutely no one using any of the machines. Thinking I could sit and wait for my friend. Also, I could even understand being asked to stand or go to the bar area if they were really busy and people were waiting in line for a machines . But there seriously only about 20 people in the whole place and most of them were sitting at the bar where they could see the TV. So, as someone who not going to be a source of revenue I figured I was being respctful and doing the right thing. But apparantly at the Eureka it is a very big NO NO, and... "if you ain't feeding the machine, you got to go, NOW!" It's odd that I have lived here in Las Vegas for coming up on 8 years and have been in and out of gaming establishments all over the valley, all without ever gambling in them and have never never had a single problem. I could usually very easily find a way to contribute to their bottom line either through food, drinking, or other types of entertainment. But here at the Eureka it is apparantly either Feed the machine or GTFO. So I say stay away from this hole of a casino, it's a little rinky dink operation, with outdated machines, that if you listen to what some people say, I are some of the tighest you're going to come across. Also, if you do make it in to grab some bomb ass Fat Choy, watch out for the dorky little Asian manager in the cheap suit, he likes following dudes into the restroom. So to him I'll say what I have wanted to say for months, "Hey man you really got to cut that crap out, it's weird and makes you look like a complete and total perv". Even a few of the employees have started to notice and are getting a little creeped out. read more

Funny no one has reviewed this. Maybe no one wants to admit actually going there, hahaha. It is admittedly a little janky casino, where the patrons have a little milage on their video poker fingers. The place smelled of stale beer and cigarette ash. I went into the diner to sample the cheap steak advertised out front. I remembered it was uneventful. The revamped the casino and it looks decent at least on the outside now. I actually haven't been inside since the remodeling. So that's on my list to check out again, soon. In which I'll update this. read more

Small smokey casino off the strip. I'm sure it's mostly locals. Chop Choy restaurant was good and somewhat cheap. Probably would not come back here. read more

Local slot casino. No table games. But the main attraction is Fat Choy!