Nice lounge for VIP members to grab a buffet-style bite and order drinks. Good amount of seating…read moreand bar area. Stopped by twice during Thanksgiving weekend. Decent selection of food and drinks and service was friendly, brought the drinks quickly, and checked in on us just enough. They had steak with chimichurri and fish plus chicken noodle soup with a salad bar one day and of course turkey and chicken legs plus sweet potato soup with the salad bar on Thanksgiving.

One of the perks of visiting Atlantic City is that you seldom…read morePay for any meals. Earned Comps are often used and most casinos have a designated lounge for higher tier card players. Being a red Carpet card holder means i don't have to use my comps and can bring in two guest with me. There are often three mains a salad bar , and a few sides and maybe a soup offered . There is also a delegate section with tiny desserts and fruit. It's all served buffet style. There is a bar with top shelf as well. You can stay as long as you want the bartenders are great and so are the servers. We love our favorite server BA make sure you top Very well !

Miller light is $11.00, and it's not cold. The full foam bucket should have been a giveaway!…read more Save your time and money.

I've seen many casino bars in my lifetime and few have the versatility and space that Mountain Bar…read morebrings to the table (#1). Bally's may not rank high on the resort echelon in Atlantic City and it's not out of the question to consider Mountain Bar one of its greatest assets. (#2) For starters, Mountain Bar is no puny bar. Compared to many other casino bars, it is a true sprawl and quite spacious. It absolutely embodies the "wild west" theme of the casino and offers pretty extensive seating all throughout the bar and various tables. They also have a number of beer pong tables, a mechanical bull, a dedicated stage and dance floor, and a motorized toy train that rides atop the rocky wall decor at the top of the venue. They have dedicated DJs, mini concerts, and drink specials constantly, which brings in a serious crowd nightly. Drinks wise, it reminds me a lot of what a dive bar might serve. A lot of sweet cocktails and basic concoctions, but the pour is pretty serious. Many of the drinks can be hard to down given the harshness of bottom shelf liquor and limited stuff on tap. When in doubt, go for shots. I think the bartenders could be friendlier; something tells me they're jaded from the constant flow of drink tickets, lousy tippers, and general dbaggery. The patrons range from bridge and tunnel to sleazy and slimy, which makes for a rough mingling session if needs be. I always maintain that bringing one's own (good) company will triumph over everything. ___________ (#1) See what I did there? (#2) If the casino bar is the main attraction, something is wrong.

This is the main player's lounge in the new Ocean Resort Casino. There is another player's lounge…read moreoff the high limits slots area called the Black Card Lounge, which should not be confused with this one. When you have a certain level of player's card at this casino, they let you use the lounge. It's a nice relaxing place with a small buffet and unlimited top shelf liquors. The bartenders who work there are all super experienced. They've all pretty much worked at other casinos for many years before coming here. I got the Pound Cake Martini and the Espresso Martini, and both of them were totally delicious. The food is just OK, but it serves its purpose. They do have a choice of different entrees and small desserts. I'd prefer if they also had soup and some more green salad options. When a bar serves drinks but does not have craft beer, I lower my rating by one star. Although it deserves mention that many other player's lounges do not even have draft beer at all, this place does at least have Yuengling, Blue Moon, and Stella on tap. They just do not follow the trend at the moment to serve local craft beer. So, 3 stars instead of 4.

This place is not too bad they had a selection of swordfish and chicken when I got there. I wish…read morethey had a better salad selection they have pre tossed salads and I'm not a fan of that I like to create it but hey it is free can't complain too much! The shrimp are sooo good they are big and seasoned. I had so much of it. They also serve unlimited top shelf alcoholic drinks and other beverages. Lots of seating and the waiters are super nice. I had a great time here no complaints.

The main bar in the lobby of the Hard Rock. A decent cover band with a lead female singer with a…read moreraspy voice playing on stage. Drinks are pricey and visually basic and no mention of a happy hour from the bartender and not many smiles. The lounge area had several comfy 1970s style chairs. The bouncer guarded the entrance with aggression.

Was attending a show at the Hard Rock and decided to pop into the Lobby Bar for a cocktail and to…read morelisten to a little live music beforehand. The bar itself is spacious and the bands / music is pretty decent. It's the service from the cocktail waitresses that's questionable in addition to the quality of the cocktails being made and served that didn't hit the mark. The Old Fashioned we ordered for $18 was the same Old Fashioned they serve on the casino floor for FREE which shouldn't be the case ... those who gamble and / or frequent casinos know exactly what I mean here. They served us a premade sticky sweet bottom shelf bourbon Old Fashioned instead of an $18 one and it was pretty bad. We didn't send it back because we all know how things can go left when sending back food and drinks but we did decide we wouldn't frequent this bar again anytime we're in Hard Rock.

The Shoe Bar is located on the second floor of the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel…read more It's called "The Shoe Bar" because they have an exhibit built into the walls of "shoes" worn by participants in the Miss America Pageant - when it used to be hosted in Atlantic City. Of course the Pageant has since moved on from Atlantic City. No beers on tap at this bar. And no local bottled craft beers. Just the boring bottled beer selection that most bars carry. Plus all of the normal booze. Had a dirty vodka martini with Ketel one. Was a decent martini. And expensive.

While it's just a hotel bar, it is pretty well thought out…read more Located on 2nd floor, which is technically a mezzanine, it gives you nice view of open double-light ceiling and grand staircase. Bar set as horse-shoe shape, so there is plenty of space and lots of seats. It's pretty good place to meet friends for few drinks before heading for night on the town. Bartenders are hardworking and know their drinks, snacks are available, and there is a TV screen if you want to catch up on your sports - what more can you ask for? Yea, I like it here.

Bartenders Brian and John are awesome and host Stacey is a trip…read more Highly recommend if you can get access.

This visit was Pre-Covid…read more Overall, the food is delicious. The portions are on the smaller side, but they do know how to cook what they offer, I will give them that. Server was friendly but overbearingly trying to make you order and order and order. You could tell that the only thing on her mind was raising the bill so she could get a better tip. There are better ways you can do this without making it too obvious, but obviously she wasn't taught or trained in those subtle ways. We didn't know that they closed at 8 on the weekends, and when it turned 8, they turned on all the lights. I was quite caught off guard by that, because having worked in fine dining, you give your guests at least a 15 minutes grace period to enjoy their meal. Especially at a spot like the Seven Star Lounge. The most surprising thing that happened was a few minutes after 8pm, I think it was a little past 8:05, one of their employees didn't just whisper, or say it, but they actually yelled out onto the floor, "Ok, time to go home!" If you were that intent on going home, then you shouldn't have received any guests. We had no idea they closed at 8, otherwise we wouldn't have come in, but they told us it was last call when we sat down, and they said it would be fine as long as we ordered our food right away, which we did. They close at 8. They turn on their lights at 8, and a few minutes later, an employee calls out something very rude, and inappropriate. And we had received our food at 7:50pm, and quite a lot of food, because our server was intent on getting our bill high. So I can't understand how a customer orders a lot of food, you bring it out 10 minutes before closing, and then you turn on all the lights, and yell out inappropriate remarks. Then our server came over and brought us plastic cups so we could put our cocktails in it, trying to rush us out. In 20 years of customer service related businesses, I have never seen such rude and unprofessional behavior, especially in a business that is supposed to be as high end as Seven Stars. We always enjoyed dining here, but this was obviously our last trip. Between my wife and I, the pictures I posted are what the two of us ordered! Yet they give us 10 minutes to enjoy our meals! It's a real shame too, because we love the vibe and the ambiance here, and we were really, really enjoying ourselves, but for TEN MINUTES!! LOL! What a world we live in. I give 4.5 stars for the taste of the food. 1 Star for the server. 0 Stars for the staff as a whole. The food is the only reason they are getting 2 stars. Still trying to figure out to this day why we left a 25% tip.....

When I visit Atlantic City I always come to the Hard Rock as my friends get room stays there and…read moreI'm always guaranteed a few visits to the Icon VIP Lounge by my friends who get perks from gambling. VIP Lounge means it's a perk for Hard Rock Icon & X-Card holders only. The food is buffet style but when they serve the prime rib and their mashed potatoes you're in Heaven. It's one of the better nights of the buffet selections of food. The mashed potatoes are whipped up so much and perfect amount of butter that are out of this world. I lucked out with a medium rare piece of beef of my choose. They also always have shrimp cocktail, salads, sandwiches, soup and dessert. They offer you unlimited alcoholic beverages of your choice. You can help yourself and sit where you want as I like sitting at the bar area. The bartenders are so nice and make you feel right at home.

We've been coming to AC for years. We used to stay at Harrah's for their indoor pool, but now we…read morestay at Hard Rock for the beach. I recently went out with a couple of friends who play here often -- I believe they're high rollers -- and sometimes we get invited to Icon and enjoy their brunch. I'm usually not a buffet-style food person, but I love it here. They have all my favorites: made-to-order omelets, smoked salmon, crispy bacon -- all the protein I need. And for those who want fruit, salads, cakes, or sweets, you name it -- they probably have it. They also serve good coffee and pretty much any alcoholic drink you'd want. And they always have the same waitress -- she's great.

Very neat little place. We are constantly going to the pub to eat and drink, so we decided why not…read moregive the inn a try. The rates are very cheap and the location above our favorite place in AC was perfect. The rooms are decent size and we found them clean. They are very old however, but we prepared for that, so we weren't surprised. It has a lot of charm. Perhaps the best thing about the inn is the large porch in front. Me and my buddy sat outside on a beautiful night and cracked a few beers before we hit the casino. Very relaxing. And of course, having direct access to the best bar in AC was a plus! Pros: Great staff, location, price, porch, pub attached, clean, charm. We will be back!

We just got back from a weekend in Atlantic City and we loved staying here. It was totally worth…read moreit. I was worried about it being so inexpensive but the staff was very friendly, room stayed cool and surprisingly quiet with the window open and fan on, single shower and bathroom that we never had to wait for, and it is basically on the boardwalk. Only downside is no parking for hotel guests. The $7 charge at the garage wasn't a big deal but it was a pain when it came time to check out. You either have to go get the car or walk with all your stuff. We initially planned on hanging on the boardwalk a bit so we didn't want to get the car yet so we had to walk with all our stuff, not ideal. But it is a minor complaint. Yes the place is old so expect it to be basic but completely worth not paying a fortune to stay in the city.