Gotta love the goose! Very lively little Casino! Great dealers with lots of personality, and a fair…read morevariety of table games!

Visited there on Friday night. My wife and I took our daughter for her first gambling experience…read more We played Player's Edge 21 and Poker. The staff was absolutely outstanding and made it a great experience for my daughter (and by extension, my wife and I). The poker experience was also great. It was really enjoyable to visit a place with such great staff, and where the other players, either blackjack or poker, also seemed to be very nice people, with a very relaxed attitude. We're looking forward to visiting again.

Travis Tritt concerts was excellent the seating was very cramped..... concert was very packed…read moreaudience was very into the concert was very fun. I really liked it, although the seating was really uncomfortable

I am a patron who loves to gamble and frequent PNW casino resorts. I have a higher tier players…read moreclub status at most, but this was my first time at Legends. While I write this review, I'll try to keep in mind the price to stay overnight at Legends was $99 compared to other beautiful casino resorts which start over $199. With that said, Legends has a great pool facility, with a mini water park feel, including a lazy river and slides. That is the highlight of the visit. The casino and the rooms were disappointing. Service at check-in and the players clubs was decent. But nothing personable or worth remembering. Just service without a smile. I played over $1,000 into 8-12 slot machines, and it only went down. Never did I get into a bonus, or feel like I was winning for a moment. This is a huge deal to me. I understand win vs loss, but I at least want to feel the thrill. Machines were tight, as well as QUIET and sticky. Back up at the room before 9pm, (soooo early and bummed), I took a shower. I was so itchy after the shower. The bathroom felt sooo dirty. The steam made the bathroom and room smell like mildew when wet. That is how i know it is very outdated, needing a major deep cleaning and updating. Might give Legends casino floor a second chance when in Yakima, but have zero desire to stay overnight again.

Was recommended by a worker that there was a buffet tom…read moreNight prior to the show for $24.00. Menu was salmon, prime rib, shrimp three ways, bakers, Mac cheese, orange chicken, etc. we arrived at the open and they were already out of all but well done prime rib. The crepes were burned and being made by a un experienced chef. No salmon or quite a few other items. Sorry but I won't return on a show day for sure. Felt sorry for the people arriving as we left. They were getting hit hard and no food.

Traveled from the west side of the state for a concert at Legends. Booked a hotel rooms we could…read moreenjoy the night, dinner, a couple of drinks and a show. Dry horltel/ casino? Very limited food options and nothing within walking distance. First thing on the hotel page should state " This is a NO ALCOHOL location and there is NOTHING within walking distance!". Just because one adult shits their pants doesn't mean we all wear diapers! Don't try to check in before the 3pm checking time.

Was in here the other night. Was playing High Card with a dealer by the name of "Seth". He seemed…read morenice and professional except when our server was around. Not sure if they're married or dating but they seemed to completely take their focus from work and became flirtatious in front of us patrons. The server was so distracted she didn't even take my drink order until I stopped her three passes later and he became flustered and could barely deal whenever she was around. Won't be back

If you're looking for a good time go to Nob Hill Casino. The dealers are always friendly and…read moreinviting(even Captain Evil) The servers are always right there when you're thirsty. It's a great place with a great atmosphere.

First time ever at this place. Initially didn't want to go because it's so small. Decided to…read moreanyway. Security guy was super chill and relatable. Anyways, most of table staff was just grumpy posse of old white ladies. I get to the table and she immediately asks for my id. "Sure" I say (even though I just got id'd at door) she just holds it next to her and I ask why she's not giving it back, she rambles on about something that I cannot hear. I just say "uhh no thanks" then proceeds to literally toss my id back at me high enough that it could've touched the moon. Just awful welcoming experience. First and last time ever going. Thanks Jenn.

The Food was great! And the service was even better. We sat at the bar and Jan was our bartender…read more She's the best bartender we've ever had. She was super funny and very attentive.

I was visiting from out of state and spending time with friends. We originally wanted to do…read morekaraoke, but since there weren't any options available at the time, we decided to go bowling instead. The first game went fine, but halfway through our second game, an employee named Mary approached our lane and rudely demanded to know why I was using the disabled/child bowling ramp and a 7-pound bowling ball. I have an old wrist injury from high school that makes it difficult and painful for me to bowl without accommodations. When I tried to explain this, Mary became argumentative and continued to challenge my explanation rather than simply accepting it. The interaction was uncomfortable and completely ruined the mood of our outing. What made the situation even more frustrating was that there were no children waiting to use the ramp, and there was another ramp available in the arcade area. There was no shortage of equipment, so there was no reason for me to be questioned in the first place. As someone working in hospitality, I was shocked by the lack of professionalism and respect I received as a paying customer. Disabilities and injuries are not always visible, and customers should not be made to justify their need for accessibility equipment in front of others. I left feeling embarrassed and disappointed by the way I was treated.

Terrible time management. Gave an estimate of 1 hour wait time for bowling and then an hour later…read morethey said 45mjns to 1 hour of wait time.

The food was great... Got the seafood pasta... Would come back defiantly for the food...read more

My husband is working around Sunnyside for a few months and we were in search of someplace…read moredifferent with good food. After reading the previous reviews this sounded like the place. We were willing to accept the bad service as stated in those reviews but we're pleasantly surprised upon entering we were greeted immediately, given menus, drink order taken and order taken. Our food arrived in a timely manner. Dinner salad was ample. Things went downhill from there. The Prime Rib was unseasoned and basically tasteless as was the au juice. We were bummed. My burger was tasty and too large to finish so I took half home with me. That night I ended up sick to my stomach and spent the night in the bathroom. 2 days later I warmed up and ate the half of the burger I had taken home and again spent the night back and forth to the bathroom. Needless to say we will NOT be back.

Had a good hamburger perfect for a hangover lol staff was nice place was clean. Definitely more…read morecatering to those gambling I think. $8 bloodys was a nice bonus should have taken pictures.

I pretty much only come for the bar side, not the casino; that being said, I like it! They have…read moregood deals (1$ taco Tuesdays!!!) The staff are friendly too! I've also gone to the trivia, it was ran somewhat differently than most of the bar trivia I've gone too, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, just that the dude running it seemed like he didn't want to be there which took away. I'd recommend this bar to anyone looking for a cheaper drink and relaxed atmosphere. Fair warning, it's a tad divey but not in a bad way!

I went to the Falls Buffet restaurant in the Casino after reading so much about it on social media…read more Service : attentive, friendly and above average. Ambiance: It's OK, it's a buffet place; so, don't expect a lot of ambiance Food: Variety is a little subpar and quality ranges from not OK to OK. The prime rib is slightly above average: not as good as what I make. Since many people get upset when I say it's only above average, let me explain a little in detail. The word Prime when used in beef has 3 meanings: 1. Prime rib : the roasted beef dish (as is referred to in this buffet) 2. Prime rib : it is also used to refer to a cut of beef, which is probably used in this dish here in this buffet 3. Prime grade: there are, at least 3 grades of beef (Select, Choice, Prime), and Prime grade is the highest and most expensive. The grade of the beef used for this prime rib (the dish) is probably Choice or Select; definitely, not Prime as there are quite a lot of sinew and what naught that have to be spit out. Prime grade beef does not taste like this. The dish Prime Rib is correctly cooked, and seasoned OK (although they could have marinated it a little longer). All in all, they did a fairly good job; just the grade of beef could be better and the seasoning could penetrate the meat deeper. Other foods were mostly average and not really anything to write home about; except, for the Tiramisu --- it was exceptionally moist and a convincingly delicious dessert. The Mongolian grill style chef is a good cook as he cooked the shrimps just right. Shrimps need to be seared just right and not overcooked and he knows how to adjust the cooking time well. But, again, the quality of the shrimps was a little subpar: it has an earthy, slight mud taste --- probably due to the farm-raised diet. I cannot put my finger on it to determine the cause. Verdict: Would I return? I'll have to throw a dice --- unsure.

My wife and I stayed in the hotel for a friend's birthday. We stayed in room 1803…read more My wife enjoys the casino while I do not. Snoqualmie Casino allows smoking still; however, there is a non-smoking section which allows a little better breathing. Not much though. Payouts are tight compared to other casinos. Snoqualmie Casino offers complimentary bottled water throughout the entire casino. Complimentary valet parking is offered to hotel quests. Be sure to check-in at the hotel area and not the casino area. Elevators are key card activated giving guests extra security. Rooms do not have microwaves; however, complimentary microwaves can be requested at check-in and are given on a first come first serve basis. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The rooms do not have a table to play cards or board games. In the closet one will find a safe, iron and ironing board. A mini fridge is available to keep left-overs or beverages cold. Our room had four complimentary bottles of water, four K-Pod coffee's, half and half creamer and a couple different tea bags. Two wine glasses can be used to sip ones drinks out of. The TV allows Netflix and YouTube access through own personal accounts. Each side of the bed is equipped with a reading light for those who like to stay up late reading. The bedside table has USB plug-ins which is nice. The shower is stocked with complimentary liquid body soap, shampoo and conditioner. The bathroom vanity has a blow-dryer, bar soap, hand lotion, cotton balls and Q-tips. Overall, I enjoyed the Snoqualmie Hotel and the view from our room. The rooms are clean and modern. I did not get a chance to utilize the Spa, swimming pool/hot tub or fitness room during this stay. Maybe on our next stay.