The hall was great.Pull tabs were great.The only thing that I didn't care about was they have no…read morecafeteria or kitchen to order from you have to get your stuff out of vending machines and they don't have a wide variety of food to choose from

This building is large and easy to find. The games move quickly, but if you're a first timer it…read morewould be best to go with someone who understands all their rules. Arrive early. The bingo game started at 5:30 but we arrived at 4:00 to save tables for our group. I will warn that we were really the only table laughing and having fun. We were celebrating a birthday, but the general vibes are very serious & quiet. Most folks there appeared to be close to 45+ years old and up. As a younger group, we definitely stood out. They have vending machines, but most people bring food, drinks, and you need to bring your own daubers.

First time here for Bingo & it's some kinda Cosmic with the lights off, tables painted and an…read moreAWESOME atmosphere! We paid $20 & it's good so far! Hope to come back soon!

From the owner: The Bingo Hall for "Old-Fashioned" Family Fun! Bingo Games that fit into any budget.read more

A great place to play bingo and plus they have the bingo machine.If you don't want to use a dubber,…read morethe only thing I didn't care for was.There is no cafeteria or a place to get food other than the vending machine

This place is amazing bring your own food and drinks nice and clean Bingo wins amazing love pulled…read moretabs

This review is for the casino only. It had been years since I'd gambled here. Even though I fly…read morein and out of STL anytime I go to see family in Illinois, if we go to the casino, we go to the one out closer to the airport. But this trip we were staying at the casino for my birthday! As a Caesars rewards Diamond Plus member I get great perks for free rooms and free play. While at the casino for three days/nights in a row I mainly played blackjack and craps with my family and friends. Then Bre found me at the baccarat tables in the high limits room. I had already made fast friends with the best dealer, Joseph. He found my baccarat strategy reckless! Mainly because I would not pay attention to the board or trends. I only wanted to bet Banker! We had the best time and I'm so glad he was working the three nights we were there. We had the best time. The slots are tight. The casino is small. The food options are limited. If you want breakfast, you have to leave the casino to find an egg! But if you're like me and love to gamble and have the best time, win or lose, this is a great option for gambling fun!!!

Not sure why there are 2 listings for the same property but...I stumbled across Horseshoe Chicago…read morecompletely by surprise. I was taking an Uber from the airport to my hotel at the Hyatt at the Arch and saw the Horseshoe. I had no idea there was a Caesars property right here. I had originally planned to visit Horseshoe on the IL IN border, while I was in Chicago to use some of my F&B, but I ended up liking Chicago so much that I never made it there. So discovering this property was a very pleasant surprise. I was warned by both the concierge and some locals not to walk over. It's an easy, flat 10-minute walk, but apparently the area away from the stadium can be a little sketchy. So I decided to Uber over instead. I was expecting the worst and, honestly, was surprised by how nice the property was. The casino floor obviously isn't Vegas-sized, which is what I'm used to, but it is still a pretty good-sized casino. More importantly, it was clean, updated, and really pleasant. Definitely much nicer than I was expecting. WOW! I also liked some of the little perks. Drinks at the bar were only $4.50, typical ree coffee and soda at the dispensers. The property is attached to the Four Seasons, and I was even able to use a comp at Gordon Ramsay's restaurant. (Definitely overpriced, but hey, a comp is a comp!) I also checked out the pool deck. With the muggy, hot July weather, I was surprised it wasn't busier because it's actually a beautiful space. Even if you don't use the pool, it's worth checking out. Overall, I would absolutely return. In fact, I'd consider staying here next time, assuming the rooms are not the typical rundown Caesars property rooms or if I can get a good deal at the Four Seasons, which is always top-notch. One thing I still don't understand is why Four Seasons would have a property connected to Harrah's/Caesars, but that's a question for another day!

Up until yesterday I had no idea this place existed. I came here for a private event and we were in…read morethe private room known as the outlet. At first glance, it reminded me of Dave and Busters as it was riddled with games galore and a bowling alley! The private room was spacious and came with a bar, a place to play bags outside, a pool table and a basketball goal. As people trickled in, I shot some hoops and played a couple games of pool. The food they served was standard bar fare: pizza, t-ravs, salad, pretzel nuggets, buffalo and cheeseburger sliders. Surprisingly, the food was pretty good but the cookies were trash. The people working the event were friendly and attentive. I wish we had a chance to play games on the outside but maybe we'll get the chance the next time we're in the area. Overall, it was a solid visit.

Food turned out better than expected, especially the fried dumplings. We were there as a group and…read moreMaKayla was a trooper. It's hard to deal with group ordering but she handled it with ease.

I dove into a dive bar for lunch. Wigglers is out in the boonies and definitely off the beaten…read morepath. Once you make the trip and find it, you'll enjoy some flavorful bar grub. I met the day bartender at another bar during Sunday Brunch and she sold me on adding Wigglers to my bucket list of places to experience. So when I walked in Monday for a late lunch, I surprised and put a smile on her face. I took a seat at the bar and she proudly told me the daily specials and even shared the specials for the rest of the week. The Monday special is a Cheeseburger for $6. It came with a side of fries. I choose the Seasoned Fries, which are hand-cut and made in house. They also offer, Crinkle Fries which come from a bag. Typically I like Crinkle, but when you offer me hand-cut made in house fries, it is a no brainer. The burger was juicy and my toppings of pickles and onions made it more delectable. In addition to my burger and fries, I enjoyed an order of Onion Rings. I am a Onion Ring snob. Whenever I order rings, I always ask if they are from a bag or made in house. If they come from a bag, I'm not ordering. I was excited to hear that Wigglers makes and batters their rings in house. Ordering the rings, opened up a conversation with the other four men seated at the bar. We all seemed to enjoy our rings house-made, so we started sharing our favorite restaurants who has the best rings. All the other men were regulars and they treated me as if I were a regular, too. It was a welcoming experience. My order was so large, that I passed the basket around, so they could enjoy a ring, too. I was impressed. I'm going back for the Wing Special on Thursday and the Friday Fish Special, too.

The food was amazing, service was great, drinks were always full, atmosphere was lively and fun…read more The windows brought the perfect light to the restaurant. We will be back.

Easy to follow instructions. The people managing it were super sweet and helpful. We didn't win but…read morewe had fun :)