Very clean and open place, absolutely zero cigarette smoke smell!…read more People are nice. Food court is present, also has a 5 star restaurant but wasn't open on the day I was there. Multiple slot machines and tables with many types of games available. Bus stations conveniently located right outside. There is plenty of parking, highly recommend to just drive here. Recommend more options for the food court and perhaps get a lounge area because a lot of people go there for the whole day. Need a place for the family incase of the kiddos.

Disclaimer: I'm not a real gambler -- no poker tables or high-stakes action for me. I'm a penny…read moreslot girl, and I have the best time every single visit. This is easily one of my favorite casinos because everything is in one place. Parking is free (unless you choose valet -- $15 normally, $25 on holidays), and even self-parking is convenient and a short walk to the entrance. Inside, it's always clean, the bathrooms are well kept, and customer service has consistently been great. I've never had any major issues. There are several food options, including 24/7 bites and a Chickie's & Pete's inside, which is a huge plus. Drinks are affordable and not watered down. There's also a club upstairs, plus a theater that hosts comedy shows, concerts, and other events -- so there's always something happening. The only thing missing is an attached hotel, but there are plenty of reasonably priced hotels nearby, so it's really not a big deal. Overall, it's clean, fun, and always a good vibe. If you love slot machines like I do and just want a great night out without the stress, this is the spot.

This was last night. We had a blast. They always do a nice job on the special events at the track,…read moreespecially the ones that are family friendly like this one and the wiener dog races. $1 hotdogs, big salted pretzels, bags of popcorn. $2 beer. And there are no limits. Only limit is 5 of each per time you're on line. That's fair. We got to enter a fun contest for a car - got a horse with a number, throw the horse in the car, and they pick a winner from the ones in the car. And we got to bring home some reject foam horses. And then of course we got to bet on some horses. I recommend this event.

What an AMAZING experience , we were there for Derby Day event , and what a great day , they had a…read moregood menu selection , good drinks and our server Roberto was such a pleasure . Not to mention everything was well organized and explained . Highly recommend

I have been to Delaware Park many times with my aunt and uncle who regularly gamble here. They have…read morea good slot machine selection including some of my favorite machine, Stinkin' Rich. Everyone is friendly. Never had any issues. On my last visit, we had dinner at the High Steaks Brewery which does not seem to have its own Yelp listing. I had the chicken strips and fries. Both were nicely fried and came hot. They brought me ranch dressing for dipping. Overall a fun place to gamble and have a nice bite to eat.

Delaware Park continues to be a waste of potential and opportunity. They had a Kentucky Derby event…read moreat the Terrace, and because they were hosting a private party upstairs at 6pm next to the Terrace, they put us in the same ridiculous room as before at 12pm. At least we knew this time, and chose to go only because it was Derby Day. Not one attendee liked being in that room. At least this time, they did a better job of keeping out the casino traffic and they weren't traipsing through like they did the last time. But my seat by the trashcan was not enjoyable. I did enjoy the salmon, RJ liked the chicken, and there was a good assortment of tiny cupcakes. Delaware Park management should go visit some good tracks and learn how they operate. Oh that's right, they only care about the senior citizens spending their social security checks in the casino.

Video may have killed the radio star but online betting seems to have put the last nail in Freehold…read moreRaceway's coffin. Opened in 1858, Freehold will run it's final slate of Standardbred harness racing on December 28, ceasing all operations thereafter. Honestly, it's not like anyone didn't see this coming as the facilities haven't been updated in decades and as for amenities... what amenities? No matter, it was always fun to witness the racing live and I suspect the lingering scent of cigar smoke and Aqua Velva will hang over Central Jersey forever as funereal last rites Freehold was definitely a hardcore haven but just couldn't compete for the gambling dollar with the handheld gaming proclivities of the smartphone digerati who prefer staring at their screens and being FanFooled by FanDuel. Frankly, I didn't go often enough to say I'll miss it but truthfully. I'll miss it -- as it's just another sunset on an era that spanned almost eight generations. Five stars for the memories and the Aqua Velva.

Today me, my boyfriend Alex, & Pap George went to 'FREEHOLD RACEWAY' in Freehold, New Jersey. It…read morewas my first time there and I have to say it was a lot of fun. It was very different from the horse racing I'm usually seeing on a daily but this one I enjoyed. The food was good, I had French fries, a sausage sandwich & Coca Cola & an Iced Tea, it was delicious . & The service was great & fast paced too. 10/10 Everyone there was so nice, polite and kind, even the cashiers are so polite and super nice too. I played a couple of bets and lost haha. It's okay though, it was worth it going there and have an awesome experience. If you enjoy horse racing like I do, i recommend going to this one, you will be pleased. Come on down to the FREEHOLD RACEWAY & play some bets & win some $$$$!!!

Founded in 1870, Monmouth Park certainly looks its age with peeling paint, splintered seating and…read moreancient amenities mixed liberally throughout its thoroughbred racing cocktail. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy going for a fun day out but the facility is well past it's sell-by date relying on the recently opened Caesars Sportsbook for a revenue lifeline. So, in classic New Jersey fashion, the town fathers believe more casino gambling, a few hotels, some condos and an odd assortment of softball and pickleball facilities will turn the tide on Monmouth's decrepitude and revitalize the old girl -- basically Atlantic City North. Have you been to Atlantic City? Once you get past the Boardwalk and the Casino strip, the town is an impoverished mess. Springsteen said it best... "It's a place where when you hit a red light, you don't stop." Personally, I hope they make it since I enjoy watching these magnificent animals run but it's New Jersey where the uninspired reliance on gaming usually leads to snake eyes. Four very cautious stars.

Good horse track that is family friendly. You can view horses before races. Decent food options…read more No problem with parking. Friendly staff.

Worked at the Belmont stakes for the first time and getting a chance to watch the triple crown…read more All the employees are friendly alot of people betting or just walking around. The experience was nice, but Belmont needs a make over the bathrooms are very out dated, they need charging stations/ outlets to charge your cell phones. They also need more varieties of food.

Nearly ten years, I've participated in the Belmont Stakes. Each experience doesn't compare to the…read moreprevious. Gets bigger and better each year. This year, I had the opportunity to park at entrance under Ruby parking lot section. Nothing, like spending the day around beautiful horses . Watching people and meeting new friends. Staffing Family-friendly. Signature drinks with cups too keep. Multiple food trucks, beer festival on the 3rd floor. Cigars., live music from Diplo. The main race ran around 6 or 7 pm. Dont recall exactl time. [Belmont Signature drinks ]. All I know is I won some $$$.

Stopped here recently with a pack of guys who live 10 minutes down the road in Delaware. Even…read morethough it is called Harrahs Philadelphia's- it's in Chester which is still 10-15min our of the city. Parking was free which is good, and depending on your GPS, you may be taken through a rough neighborhood. I personally don't mind but there it is. The casino seemed like your standard size - high industrial ceilings, lots of room. Decent table game nest, and even though the limits were somewhat high even for a weekend- masks are standard and forehead temperature checks are standard coming inside. Had a good time - we didn't stay too long after hitting a couple numbers we were ready to go.

Come on people if you like Cozy friendly hot machines sometimes great food atmospheres wonderful…read morespecial on the nights they have bands playing ! I moved about 1-1/2 years ago so I'm not their as much due to this summer traffic going to a spilling and then going to New Jersey, but once the summer over I'll be their on my week end if you see me said Hi

so fun fact, I used to live across the street from Belmont Park literally two blocks away since…read morethen this place has become a completely different place than I used to go when they used to have flea markets there, plain old horse racing. It may be a little off track bedding now Belmont Park has exclusive wall attached a wonderful Arena for concerts and a great staff helps you. I truly recommend coming here.

We went for Belmont Uncorked wine tasting event in May 22022. They televised all the Preakness…read moreevents. It's such a good way to spend the day. They also had live Belmont horse race n we were able make bets and watch the races. I even won a couple of bucks!! Woo hoo. I didn't want to drive, since I'll be drinking so took the LIRR, they have a special Belmont stop, so it was easy. You can bring your own cooler, as long as it's no glass container, so Pack yr beer can, rosé cans etc. Try it next time.

The Aqueduct Racetrack is shabby, except for the NYRA studio upstairs, which makes it appear much…read morenicer on TV than it really is. Another review mentioned "grimy' which is the perfect description. A lot of the clientele is sketchy, too, and I would not feel safe alone. There were very limited food options. Our only choice was the Triple Crown Cafe, where we purchased hot dogs, and the Silks Bar for drinks. The seating area of the track is filthy and full of bird droppings. There was garbage stuck in the rails looking down onto the paddock, which had clearly been there for some time. We still had a great time and would definitely return, as shockingly, this is not the worst track we have visited. I hope they tear it down and rebuild like Belmont. There is so much wasted space and wasted potential.

Covid19 review This…read morereview is for the covid testing process. There's no horse races going on right now. Instead you can find a drive thru covid test center. You go online and register yourself at covid19screening.health.by.gov first. Then they call you to schedule a drive thru appt. You can call them too as well if it's urgent. Entrance for testing center is on rockaway blvd. Make sure everyone in the vehicle is being tested and has an appt. Drive in and let them know you have an appointment. Keep your drivers license on the dashboard and your windows up. You drive through a checkpoint where they will confirm your identity and appt. You'll then queue up to get tested. Once in the tent, they will check your drivers license again and then finally tell you to roll down your window halfway. The person testing you will swab your nostril for 10 seconds (feels longer sometimes). They then give you a card with instructions on getting results on bioreference.com. Your results should be ready in about a week. Good luck and stay safe everyone!