Four of us drove to Seminole Immokalee for a little gaming action to start a new year, 2026! We…read morestarted early in the morning with the motto," Early bird gets the worm". After a quick walk around to see if any new machines installed or relocated; I located quickly my favorite game, Video Poker, from IGT. Before I started, I went to the small Cappuccino Café and got a Latte with a cinnamon roll. Bouncing between standard games like Jacks or Better, Deuce Wide, Bonus, Double Bonus, Double Double Bonus Joker, I focused on my video poker strategies. No Royal Flush or Five of Kind, or other big hands today. Ended the session with a small win. Not bad, to start a new year with a positive trend! Wife did better with her slot machines. She skipped her Crazy Money Deluxe and played Railroad Riches - Sherriff. When she switched to Railroad Riches - Tycoon and within half hour, she got a bonus free spin and got over a thousand dollars! Normally for New Year, we have our late brunch or late lunch at Lucky Mi Noodle Shop or EE TO LEET KE Grill, but we decided to leave the casino as soon as possible! A great way to start the new year for us, a little action and fun!

The property is beautifully decorated for Christmas, which adds to its charm. One reason I love…read morevisiting is that many areas are designated as non-smoking! Although it's located in a relatively remote area, it's less than an hour from Fort Myers and about 90 minutes from Fort Lauderdale. This well-maintained boutique hotel and casino offers a unique and enjoyable experience.

We love coming here, this is our go to beach however the parking prices have gotten insane and the…read moreamount of tickets people are getting while parking is wildly out of control.

This review is for the South side of Lake Worth Beach…read more Lake Worth Beach is the closest beach to me, and although I used to mainly only go to Kreusler Park adjacent to this, I have now begun hitting the opposite end, the very South Side of the beach. I park at the City parking pass spots on the bottom parking level, just in front of the grassy little hill, and let my kids run in the grass and climb the trees in the top part while I unload the car. Then we walk a short distance to the very South beach access. This part of the beach is lovely, usually you can walk out really far in the water, no rocks, fish around. The bathrooms are in a little building along here that also has an overhand where people gather when it rains, and the roundabout for pickups/drop offs makes this super convenient. I don't like the fake pigeon squawks, which are really annoying if you're hanging in the picnic area near here under the trees, which is where I usually have my kids eat instead of lugging food down to the beach. And the only 1 shower thing is frustrating, but otherwise, this is a lovely spot!

Walking inside, you were hit with a pretty strong scent of cigarette smoke. The bottom floor is all…read moreracing with some light beverages. Overall, though it is not that comforting inside. The second floor is going to be the casino and poker tables. There are no slot machines at this location, which is a bit unusual and sad. There's also no virtual poker or roulette from what I saw. The crowd was extremely busy and I couldn't actually partake in anything because it was so packed.

We took our granddaughter there for dinner, and there was something good on the menu for all of us…read more The food was delicious and the presentation was very nice! Our Waitress and Service was exceptional! It is now one of my favorite restaurants when we go to UNC!

Maybe don't gamble your last $26 if you got no place to live. Slot machines and other things.read more

Nasty and rude didn't properly explain there system. I was never informed about letting staff know…read morewhen I hit the the bonus to let them know so they could match what I won. I hit for 26.00 they were supposed to match my 20. I am homeless passing threw town in stead of leaving with 46$ I lost it all. I think or should say that the other arcade spot down the road was way more polite and informative about there games with out me even asking. I will never forget that despicable despicable encounter with your staff to say the least I will never step foot in that place again I don't know what all those other review's seen. Then to make things worse they would not even cash out my 1.50 the last of the money I had

Such a hidden gem. Definitely will be back. $20pp all day play. So many classic games!! You could…read moreliterally spend all day all night here. What a steal

This is the best arcade I've ever been to. It is so cool inside. It's decorated with neon…read moreblacklights everywhere and gives such a retro, cool vibe. The snack bar is a great bonus. There is a wide variety of games for all ages, including older generations who want to play the vintage retro games. There are multiple video game consoles too. It's $20 for all you can play which I think is a great deal!

Tesoro River Cruises is indeed an incredible time! Gorgeous scenery, beautiful boat and amazing…read moreCaptain! If you want a great time with good people, music, food/drinks...Tesoro River Cruises is the way to go! Looking forward to booking another cruise soon!!

From the owner: Cruising the Majestic St Lucie River in Style, through the Cities of Stuart, Palm City and Port St…read moreLucie. We provide Private-Party Charters for family, friends or business associates. We feature Booze Cruises for the younger crowd, Cocktail Jazz Cruises for the more mature crowd and our Floating Keg Party for the very young crowd. We also feature Lunch & Dinner Cruises with 8 different Waterfront Restaurant Destinations to choose from. Sailor’s Return in Stuart is our most popular choice. Our excursions are available in several time slots, with 2 and 3 Hour Excursions as well as 1/2 and Full Day Excursions. We are the perfect venue for small get togethers of 6 or less guests in your private party.

I just love this place.I used to drive all the way almost 60.miles to play at Coconut Creek…read moreCasino.I was so happy to find a Vegas style casino thats only 10 miles from.my home. They staff is always friendly and accommodating.Judy D

The Venetian arcade is First Class all the way! The owner Randy offers Promotions second to none…read more The employees are always nice and smiling , the place is clean and the BEST ARCADE in town. Everyone should go and try for them self's. Bob P

Ok, the reviews for this establishment are all over the place so let me give you the straight…read moreskinny from an experienced sort: This place is located in a place that is going to make certain folks uncomfortable. That might be precisely why the reviews have been all over the place. It depends on one's tolerance to that which isn't poker as seen on TV. It's not particularly dangerous. At least not more so than many gambling locations that aren't fancy, high priced, casinos. This place isn't one of those and isn't trying to pretend it is. It is basically an off track betting site that has a poker room on its second floor. However, to get to it one has to drive through minority neighborhoods of a city that has seen better days to get to an isolated bit of what use to be a jai alai stadium [they still have about two weeks of jai akai a year here as it is a legal get around required to keep the off track betting and poker room open, otherwise it would drop the pretense altogether]. That is going to put certain folks off, but... that's poker folks. If you only know true mid-to high stakes gaming poker as a television show or in higher end casinos this place isn't going to be to your liking. It's a little bit sad because there are people playing with the rent money [same is true for those high class casinos but its not as obvious], there aren't going to be attractive people in theme uniforms prancing about looking to cater to your appetites [massage, food, drink, etc]. That's not the origins of poker though. Those are hard tack saloons and small clubs, frequently with seedy origins, back rooms of pool halls stuff. As such this is in keeping with poker, old school. If you want something bring it with you, or pick your butt up and go to the bar or vending machine to get it [and pay for it]. You'll park in a big enough lot. There will be a Saint Lucie County Sheriff's car parked in in, perhaps. Maybe not. They provide onsite security for the place. At least they did the night I was there. This was a Saturday night at around 730pm during March, the height of the busy season in this neck of the woods. Couldn't have been more than a dozen would be handicappers working the automated OTB machines, looking for a pre-Easter miracle trifecta The place is truly on life support. The men's rooms are badly beaten and smell of urine. Not as bad as the Port Authority in mid-July, but noticeable. You climb the stairs to a second floor poker room that is half empty. The tables are workable but old, worn, don't have shuffle tech machines [or their equivalent]. The dealers shuffle. There is almost always one person working the cash-to-chips, chips-to-cash window. Dealers and other staff are friendly. The place is mostly locals and they all some to know each other by name as well as face. The hand shuffling gives the play a slower pace and add that to people who see a lot of each other makes this a bit warmer than many other cards for money places. Though most of the talk is about poker and who won/lost what where. If you are either a poker purist, familiar with Russian card rooms in Brooklyn for instance [or any of their equivalents many other places], or the player who looks for scared money, this isn't going to feel strange to you at all. The loose, casual, affiliation and the slight smell of desperation in the air of people playing cards for money when they can't afford to lose, in places that are in the more run down areas of town, this is going to feel well known and familiar to you. If your looking for poker the way it was played yesteryear, before "Poker After Dark" and WSoP coverage on ESPN... Like i said: That's poker folks. Not flashy casinos.

Rake is pretty high here and the place is currently under renovations but a decent spot to play…read moresome poker in the area. I walked in and almost walked out because the downstairs resembles an abandoned building. The poker room is upstairs (through an old elevator). You walk in and it's honestly a run down room that needs a lot of work. Although, they did keep telling me they are renovating and building a bar, etc. It's not bad to just play poker, but something about this place made me wonder what it would be like walking out at 4am. There is a cop who is stationed in the room, even when I was there from 12-3pm. There's currently a bar which is the one waitress manning a folding table with alcohol. She works her ass off and I think she did great. This is def not a true casino but I found it an okay spot to play for a few hours while on vacation

Very clean and the attendants actually have personality, unlike other arcades!read more

I can't believe I missed reviewing this place! Several years ago, I moved down to Florida to take…read morecare of my elderly mother. About once a month she would decree she wanted to play Bingo so off we went to this joint with the dutiful son pushing the wheelchair! Arriving- They are on Main Street in a tiny plaza 200 yards off US 27 North. On popular days attendees monopolize all the parking places much to the dismay of the neighboring pizza place! On those days, parking can be a challenge! They are open most every day. Ambience- Wild and crazy, mostly elderly folks having a great time and occasionally screaming BINGO like they just won a new lease on life. A sprinkling of sons and daughters like me looking like they'd rather be sent to the 7th level of hell or maybe they were there already! They don't call it a Bingo Hall for nothing because it's just a big room with tables and chairs and of course the caller's station. There is a kitchen with food, mostly fried, and drinks available for purchase. It's strictly non-smoking and every so often they call a smoke break where the addicted stagger outside for their fix. Cost- It's hard to tell. It's like a casino. There are all kinds of different Bingo games, single and multiple jackpots, progressive games, games with crazy rules etc. I'd make sure my mother had $25 cash in her purse, and she could play for hours and have the occasional drink and snack without taking out a 2nd mortgage! Customer Service- Sometimes the elderly need a little help, especially the games with non-standard rules. These folks were wonderful! It is what it is. Some people will yell that it's gambling and treat it like it's an illegal drug, but I say it's a wonderful diversion for folks that are finishing up their life. Sadly, my mother passed away but wherever she is, maybe there is a Bingo Hall!

Great place to play bingo for an afternoon or evening. They play paper and have computer machines…read more We played both, being from Lakeland, didn't want to drive home at night so played the matinee game on Sunday. We had fun, won a little, great people. If we were to go again we'd go for the evening game. I think they are closed on Monday, but open rest of week with matinee on Wednesday and Sunday.