Re-visited the place today with a friend. We had a nice lunch in the Deli, then my bud went off to…read moreplay a machine and I went to the sports lounge. I proceeded to watch a bunch of foreigners chase a ball up and down a big green field. I had to try and stay awake, those chairs are so comfy. When that "entertainment" was over, I went to find my friend. He was at the same machine he started on and after all that time, he was ahead nearly $400! I said "come one, let's skedaddle before the house gets its money back", so we did! Overall it was a nice experience. PS After we left my friend gave me $100 for taking him there!

Quite an interesting casino. They only machines, no tables. They do have big parking structure…read moreright not to the entrance. There is both smoking and no smoking section. There are several restaurants/fast foods joints/bars throughout the casino. It's not big but spacious and well heightening which helps to feel open spaces. There is a shop at the entrance and staff here are nice and friendly. Plenty of different types of games and seats are quite comfortable. Fun place and reminded me that there are a lot of senior folks here.

Service was great. Employees were friendly and the price was great. 5 star rating. Strongly…read morerecommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good food and friendly 5 stars

Aces Poker is overall the best place to play in the south sound because they have a great venue,…read moreand lots of tables. However, they often times don't have enough dealers, which means the tournaments are negatively affected. If it were up to the dealers they wouldn't have any tournaments and that's the #1 thing I hate about this place-even though they do a lot of things good, they still don't listen to the players demands. If the tournament starts at 4pm, registration begins at 3pm. On back to back days I was told the tournament was already full at 3:16 PM, and at 3:05 PM. Literally makes NO SENSE. If two tables were actually full that soon it means a lot more people were wanting to play but it was the casino that said "no we're full sorry go play a cash game".

Fun place for bingo, slots and dining. Parking only concern much of the time. Clean but at times…read morevery smoky in congested areas. Cafe good food fair prices.

I'll start with the positive: the food was actually pretty good. I left a separate review for the…read morecafé itself because it deserves its own credit. As for the gaming side, it just wasn't great for us. My husband usually has decent luck at places like Emerald Queen and Muckleshoot, but here he didn't win anything on the slot machines. He tried a few pull tabs and walked away with $7 total, which obviously isn't much. I personally wasn't interested in the slots at all. The main reason we came was because I wanted to try bingo for the first time. My only reference point was honestly TV and movies, so keep that in mind. I was pretty surprised by the overall experience. A lot of the people playing bingo were... unfriendly. Some looked like they'd been there all day, and one woman literally glared at me every time I got up to get a drink or use the bathroom, which was uncomfortable -- especially since she was seated right near the drink station on the top floor. What shocked me the most was how quiet it was. Like, library-level quiet. My friends and I felt like we couldn't even talk to each other and ended up texting instead. People were shushing others around us, which made the whole thing feel tense. The bingo session itself was also very long. I did get a lot of reading done on my phone, though -- if I ever came back to play bingo again, I'd definitely bring a book and order food immediately so I had something to snack on. I didn't win anything at bingo. My husband did win, but he had to split it with three other people, so the payout was minimal. The staff at the front counter when you first walk in was super nice, and that stood out. Unfortunately, the rest of the staff just kind of felt like they were there to hang out rather than actively help or engage. Overall, the place has a bit of a weird vibe. It was an interesting experience, but with so many other casinos in the area, this wouldn't be my first choice to return to.

For some reason this place is listed as Great American Casino and Grand Central Casino- in fact…read morethey are one in the same, so I'm just copying & pasting my review from the other: This is a great place for a first date! The bar is quaint and drinks are strong, thanks to the awesome bartender there on the weekends. It is quiet enough in there that you can have a conversation if you want, or change it up and go have some fun on the tables! If you aren't into gambling, head into the main stage room for a live cover band and dancing where there is a nice diverse and energetic crowd. Can't beat a dance club with no cover! No dress code here- I've seen sweats to Hustler Hollywood gear so you get in where you fit in. If you are bored with the live entertainment, saunter down to the pool tables in the back and show off your billiard skills! No smoking indoors ether, so you don't leave smelling like smoke which is a plus. They als do reservations for large parties (had a group of 20 once and they hooked me up) and host Mother's Day brunch sometimes. This is a nightlife gem in the South end!

Nice building which has a casino, bar, dance club, restaurant, pool, darts, sports on the screen,…read moreno cover charge, weekends they have live music - (not always good music but live none the less). If your kicking around the house doing the "what do you want to do tonight" give this place a try there is a little bit for everyone. Sometimes they pull a younger crowd but it is always a good mix of people of all ages. Only cons I can think of is the parking and access to the parking lot which is a little difficult since they put the dividers on South Tacoma Way.

Clean facility went for drinks they were not good more so watery. Customer service was so basic and…read morenon approachable I don't give high ratings large facility though but wasn't busy at all.

Best place to go if you underage they don't check id don't mind waiting for horrible survive and…read morethey let you cash out 10k without id

As a longtime VIP slot player of multiple casinos, Muckleshoot Casino is by far my fav. Fun,…read moreenergetic place! The slots are the best and there's a good mix of the classics and newer ones. (Love all the Triple Fortune Dragon versions, of course.) Also when my hubby and I need a break from the gaming floor, we have plenty of great dining options to choose from. All are fab - Asian 8 and Smoke & Cedar are our favs - Oh and the Ice Cream and Coffee Shop! The staff and rewards programs for valued and return players are standouts by far. My only complaint...I wish the Ice Cream Shop stays open later!

We booked months in advance and had tickets to see the Dobbies and Santana at the amphitheater 7.5…read moremiles away. Check in was 4pm for the hotel. We got there around 5:30 and no room ready. The said they would call us when it was ready. The concert started at 7pm. Still no rooms at 6:15 so we had to get ready and change clothes on the casino restroom...as were many others. We called a LYFT to take us the 7miles so we wouldn't have to deal with parking. The traffic was sooo bad it took us 2.5HOURS to go 7.5 miles. We missed the Doobies, had no idea how to find our seats, so we stood by the stairs and watched about 10 min of Santana until security said we couldn't stand there. We just said screw it and called a LYFT to go back. Meanwhile ..no call, text or email from Muckleshoot telling us our room was ready. Luckily, it was, but we had to have someone find our luggage from the bell boy storage and the finally got to our room! What chaotic mess! The only plus is the room was very nice but feel like we should have received some kind of comp for dinner or something since we had to dress and get ready in the casino restroom! But then again...most places were closed to order food except one place. Never again!!

We went to this game bar after a date on New Year's, and I was still in my designer dress from Rent…read moreThe Runway (RTR) because I was absolutely not done having fun for the night--and I was looking good, if I do say so myself. Honestly, it made everything better. We looked great together and just kept the energy going. I had a few drinks (he's a no-alcohol guy), and we spent about two hours playing games, laughing, and just genuinely enjoying ourselves. It was such a fun time, and I really want to go back. The only downside is it's a bit tough for him since it's a bar setting and he doesn't drink--but the games definitely make it worth it.

This place is pretty cool. This area of town is cool in general. I enjoy walking down the street…read moreand peaking at all the places. We do love pinball, but we might have come along this place randomly. It's been busy the few times we have been, which tend to be weekend afternoons. Lot of machines available, seems like frequent tournaments are going on. According to pinball map they have 24 machines, which is pretty large compared to some places. Not so busy you can't play though, prices are comparable. It doesn't seem too claustrophobic like some places, lots of space to move around. Full bar and friendly service. Places to sit. Definitely check this out if you like pinball. I don't think they have food, but I could be wrong.

Sandwich is okay but not $16 okay. You get chips and a fountain drink. They used to give you a can…read moresoda but now fountain drink Its sad that a Casino is penny pinching. Are they financially unstable? Fife EQC does not charge $2.50 for a carry out bag but the Tacoma one does. Grocery stores only chartge 8 - 10 cents for carry out bags. Are these brown bags special that they cost $2.50? The people I interacted with in the deli were very friendly and wished they could provide their friendly demeanor to other staff members. There are pleanty of seats to enjoy your sandwich and a view . All I ask is stop the penny pinching, bring back the Lobster buffet, and train all your employees to be as friendly as your deli workers in Fife. Tacoma deli employees have something to learn from their counterparts in Ffe.

Don't bother ever going. They run the machines so tight. Drive right by and go to any other casino.read more