Maybe they should not have so many lame 3-card poker, blackjack, and "Poker 4" tables (all of which…read morewere less than half full), and should dedicate those dealers to more poker tables... which had a waitlist of 37+ people. (And that was the limit table... no limit was longer!) So I just left. I used to be a regular back in the day. But I'm not going to wait HOURS to play poker.

Always a great spot to grab a quick beer and see some gambling. Bartenders are nice and fast.read more

Lucky Chances has become one of those places that constantly reminds me that the house edge is…read moreundefeated in the long run. I had two completely different sessions in one day. The first one went great, I was ahead and feeling confident. Later, I came back thinking I could squeeze out just a little more... and ended up giving it all back plus another $200. That's gambling in a nutshell. The dealers were professional, the games moved smoothly, and the staff kept everything organized. The real battle wasn't against the casino, it was against my own discipline. Walking away while you're ahead is much harder than it sounds. If you're coming here, set a budget, stick to it, and remember that entertainment should come first. The biggest lesson I took home wasn't about cards or luck, it was about self-control. Just don't forget that the hardest decision you'll make all night might be deciding to leave while you're still winning. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regards. As always, gamble responsibly!

this place has such a special place in my heart. from late nights to early mornings, the cafe…read morealways has you covered. I've come here sober, hungover, drunk.. name it. And it hits every time! Over the years, I have slowly grown out of only ordering the longsilog (longanisa, egg, rice hold breakfast combo). However, it's still delicious. I just don't remember it being the price it is now. Will I still be there? Hell yeah! (side note, they have some of the best halo halo). halo halo the ice is melted shaved ice texture, not sweet at all, you choose either mango or ube ice cream inside, jellies, and rice cereal. (I'm going off memory here, so the rice cereal might be incorrect. just order it, you won't regret it!). soft scrambled egg with shrimp and rice this is in the rice plates section on the menu (I had to look it up, I never noticed it before). the sauce was slightly sweet but the meal was completely destroyed. fried chicken I mean; never thought it would be GOOD, but my boyfriend was so adamant about me testing it.. and it's delicious. crispy skin (almost like chips), juicy, flavorful, and with mangtomas sauce!! longsilog my tried and true? ugh, the suka too (vinegar), incredible. garlic rice? always a huge and delicious portion. god I miss it. bangus sisig bang-oose. milkfish for those that don't know. ugh, the jalapeno, tomato, lime!! and the flavor on this? I could marry it. it's also a favorite in the family, so we order this almost every time we see it. the skin? crispy. amazing every time. you're gonna come here for the gambling, but might as well eat some good food while you're here too.

My mother won a free entree at the Artichoke Joe's booth at the Chinese New Year street fair today,…read moreso we decided to get dinner here. We did not partake in the table games. There is a free well-maintained parking lot on the side and back of the casino, and it was easy to find a parking spot. I also saw a free shuttle bus taking people to/from the San Bruno BART station. There is only one restaurant which serves both American food (helmed by an American chef) and Chinese food (helmed by a Chinese chef). There is a direct entrance to the restaurant on San Mateo Ave, although you can walk through the casino from the main entrance to the back right area labeled "Bar". You order & pay at the counter and find a table and they will bring out the food to you on a cart when it is ready. There were plenty of tables on a Sunday evening ~6pm. All items already have tax included. They also have 4 different types of cakes (chocolate, carrot, tres leches, etc) and other desserts you can purchase. You get your own free water by the bar area of the restaurant. No need to bus your own table; there is a busboy who occasionally walks around cleaning up the plates and wiping down tables. Within the context of everyday no-frills cuisine, I would rate the food a 3.5/5. NY steak $28 - there was a nice grilled flavor and it was cooked perfectly medium but the meat itself was a little tough/chewy (which is why I prefer other cuts, but I can't be too picky here). It came with decently flavored mashed potatoes & gravy and a good-sized portion of sauteed vegetables. Chicken Parmesan $19. Generous portion. Came with fettuccine with tomato / marinara sauce. The sauce was a little too sour for my liking, and the chicken itself was a little dry. Shrimp with lobster sauce $22. Sauce doesn't actually have lobster (it's more of a thick Chinese black bean sauce with bits of minced pork, sauteed onions, and bell peppers). It's served over white rice. It was surprisingly hearty. I liked how there was enough sauce to coat each spoonful of rice. I personally would not return because I don't have a reason to gamble here and I don't like getting carded when entering (which I guess you could consider a compliment), but if you did spend the day here at the tables, the restaurant isn't a bad choice to have lunch/dinner.

One of the hidden gems in the SF Bay Area. Drinks are heavy pour. Variaty of food. I always find…read moremyself here after a long flight to reset with their Pho selections. I found myself strolling here after a long night of bar, club, hopping in the City with their duck fat fried rice. They have great burger selections for a better price & bigger portions. Service is quick, nothing too crazy. Ambiance can be intimidated because it's inside a casino. Late night cheesecake crave? They got a ton. Make sure you bring your identification id.

Old school card room. Friendly staff and experienced solid dealers who make the game all the more…read moresmooth. There is a bar and restaurant. Unfortunately no waiter service. Otherwise a great place to play especially Friday nights

New bartenders are amazing and all staff at oaks are great. I t is not a fancy place but the poker…read moregames are good.

Horrible service. They only have 4/8 limit on 3 tables.. Had a long list with dealers sitting…read morearound on there phone and refused to start a 4th table. Will never come back again

Amazing bad beat bonuses. And the crowd is small but have very deep pockets. Also the parking is…read moreabundant. The staff is beautiful to look at. The place is small but the games are legendary. They also have Pai Gow and Blackjack. But the table to sit on is the No Limit table where everyday you'll play against a WSOP player.

I love this place! Everyone is genuinely friendly, and they make it feel welcoming even if you're a…read morebeginner gambler. The food is also really good and it isn't overpriced like a lot of other casinos. I also like that they run specials around certain holidays, and the deals are actually worth it because the food is consistently solid. The parties they have are pretty fun too. Last time I went, they had food, raffles and DJ/Karaoke! I'd recommend trying the Inferno burger and/or the Mongolian beef. If you want a casino with a welcoming vibe, helpful staff, and good meals that won't wreck your budget, this is the place. Definitely go check it out!

The food is great here. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all equally delicious. I usually go with…read morebreakfast or burgers but the Chineese dishes going out looked good so I tried the firecracker chicken and was surprised how tasty it was. Bartenders do a great job with drinks and service is always friendly. I always feel like I get my money's worth here.

I love how they batter the fish here! Good crunch and good size. The clam chowder was on the…read morethicker side and had a hint of garlic. The staff were really kind and answered our questions about the menu. This is a really casual spot and is close to City Hall/SJSU. The nautical decor and mural were nice. My friend and I were able to enjoy the basketball game on TV too.

AFTER WORLD CUP MEAL…read more Last Saturday after watching the World Cup quarterfinal between England and Norway I came here to each for a late lunch, which was about close to 5:00 PM. I looked at the specials outside and was intrigued by the NY steak. Since this is fish and chips joint I decided to get the 3-piece fish and chips. (According to the menu the breading was tempura-style.) One thing you can tell if a fish is frozen is if the meat is dry after it is deep fried. That wasn't the case at The City Fish as the meat was moist. I did have a problem with the fries as they were soggy. Due to the texture I couldn't finish the whole serving of fries. I liked the size portion of the fish. The breading on the other hand wasn't tempura style and therefore not crispy enough as I expected. Overall The City Fish is a decent place if you want a quick bite to eat fish and chips.

I really like to visit breweries in places I visit so when we happened by FDBC in Redding, I was…read moreintrigued by the awesome name. Located in an historic building, we found a spacious room with brick walls & lots of windows. There are a few TVs but not so many that it felt like a sports bar. The hostess let us know that they were really busy so our best bet would be sitting in the bar - which was completely fine. The bartender was very pleasant & let us sample 3-4 different beers from a digital menu that had 26 beers on it. I was impressed with how many styles of beer they serve - all brewed by FDBC. I don't remember if I have ever gone to a brewery & tasted 4 very different beers & absolutely loved all four. The Passive Aggressive is hands-down the best session IPA I've ever tasted. We also ordered food and it was excellent! The jury is still out (for me) on the city of Redding but I might go back just to visit FDBC. Recommend in the strongest possible terms.