Had a great visit to Harrah's Cherokee Casino while staying nearby at Days Inn. The casino is neat,…read morespacious, and well organized, which made it easy to move around and enjoy the experience. The service desk was very helpful, and as a newcomer, I received a $25 table coupon, which was a nice bonus. The food court had several fast food options--quick, convenient, and satisfying between games. Roulette is my go-to, and luckily, I had a good run and even won some money, which definitely made the trip more fun. Overall, it's a solid casino experience with good service and a comfortable atmosphere. It may not have the scale or energy of Las Vegas, but it's still a great spot for a fun getaway.

When we Checked in via kiosk, it was an easy process. Our bags were quickly delivered and all was…read moregood. UNTIL our door opened and another couple had same room assigned. WHAT? Called front desk who was not the least bit concerned about the security breach and offered to have someone meet us at our new room. No mention of moving our bags or how we were to get to our new room cause the elevators are all key activated. Took 90 minutes to get settled into our new room after a manager stepped in. Room was ok, fairly clean. The food choices for a real restaurant were limited. A kiosk driven ordering area does cover all the food court places and clearly works better than the check-in kiosks. Food was pretty good. Tomorrow will be contacting the hotel to get the $50 credit I was to have received for the check in fiasco. All in all a frustrating experience and I won't be back

DO NOT PLAY HERE!! This place is crooked and rigged. the same people won every game. my bf…read moreactually got bingo on the coverall and was told game was already closed. a lady yelled bingo as they checked her number he yelled bingo and was not heard so me, him, and others yelled again as she said game closed. the game was not closed out the caller even waited for manager to tell her whether to check his number or close it and she determined it was closed and didn't even let them check his number. the board and machine then was turned off the other players and workers tried to tell her it wasn't closed. Also the girl that sells the TEDs has been paying or splitting the cost of atleast one players TED every week and they split the winnings so now we see why certain ones are winning.

You go and you want money and you have a great time. Bingo is so fun when you're only in your 30s.read more

I'm never going to give a VFW low stars because as a Vet I would never ever take away from…read moreeverything they do for us. So while the VFW itself earns five stars I have some feedback to share regarding the Bingo that is open to the public. 1. This is a family friendly bingo game but it's really not played in a family friendly encouraging way. This is more like Bingo for adults but you can bring your kids. Definitely to hard and competitive for a family to teach and enjoy bingo together. This is due to the highly competitive prizes the lowest prize was at around $100 and because of this it's not really welcoming to new people. 2. They make the games just a little too complicated. There is no straight Bingo five across diagonal or down personally I think to get more veterans and public involved they need to cut some of the prizes down and offer more that aren't cash based... a few rapid quick games that aren't black out could be less stressful and build more on the community and fun aspect. Lessen the overall jackpot a couple hundred and go for more gift cards and $25 dollar slots. Honestly you could probably get some local businesses to donate some pretty good gift cards as well. 3. The VFW is for and about veterans but when I came for Bingo that aspect was not mentioned there was a POW table but no mention of the importance no mention of the prevention numbers group events or benefits of joining a VFW at all. No mention of anyone's service at all and I think it added to an heir of disrespect that some people had because they forgot that the person next to them could be a vet... at one Point a m a committee member called a participant a white trash a** whole and I'm pretty sure he is an OEF veteran. Who may have had his own issue and needed a community... I guarantee he didn't find it tonight. As a matter of fact two members of the community were allowed to fuss about him "dobbing to loudly" as well as confronting someone who was being disrespectful to him but immediately they took the other members sides... it truly felt as though the mission of the VFW had been lost in order to play a competitive game. For a while the VFW has been trying to encourage millennials from OEF and OIF to join... but tonight was a reminder that we aren't really welcome. No one except the concession stand people engaged with me at all. There were no flyers and no information on anything to help us or encourage us to be a part of something. The thing is I'm not bitter because we didn't win we actually walked out with more than what we paid to play but I've worked in the Veteran Transition field for about five years and tonight was a stark reminder of why millennials veterans feel that they aren't welcome and supported but VSOs as a whole and have started to avoid them

I haven't been there yet, but I think think this may be the only bingo hall in Marion. Me and my…read moremother are going to check it out.

I wanted all to be aware of a situation that occurred at American Legion Bingo on Wednesday…read moreNovember 1, 2023. Unfortunately I am not a regular, however; I go to Bingo as much as I can. I was looking forward to playing bingo that night. I noticed that a place was not saved for a couple that frequent Bingo and thought it would be nice to save them seats. In the interim, my daughter called very upset because she recently lost her husband and was crying on the phone. Not knowing that you are not supposed to save seats; I was confronted by one of the Bingo people while I was on the phone trying to comfort my daughter that there were no saving seats. The mother/daughter regulars wanted their seats. I was not able to respond because I was focusing on trying to comfort my daughter. I was confronted again by a Bingo person and said I was not allowed to save seats and proceeded to remove my daubers while I was on the phone. The mother and daughter proceeded to their seats. When I got off the phone, I tried to explain to the daughter; why I was on the phone. She was rude and ignored me. This is very upsetting to me as I was not treated with no respect by the Bingo person as well as the patrons. Would I have been treated differently if I was a regular? The whole situation has affected my sleep and bothers me still for something I did no wrong.

While visiting family in Greenville over the holidays, I found this place close to my hotel. Great…read moreservice, friendly clientele. This is the kind of place I love to visit when traveling! Happy holidays y'all!!

Charming locals place- bartender is friendly and attentive, food is simple but well made. Not fresh…read moreburgers but they are charbroiled so tasty, Brussels sprouts crispy and delicious and Mac n cheese is ooey gooey indulgent (cooked to order and pasta is perfectly al dente). Not fancy by any means but if you want to watch a game and have a good meal at the bar with great service this place is seriously underrated!

This bingo is the best in the upstate. Hands down. They pay the best and have the best food around.read more

I got thrown out of Bingo tonight because I was sitting with my mom while she played, because I…read moredidn't buy a $5 card, Haha this was a first!