Weird, No longer offering gluten free waffles or toast as of June 15th 2026. Good coffee! Tasty…read moremeal!

Marion's reminded me of a blast from the past - breakfast on Sunday with my gram. All of your…read morecountry breakfast favorites and large portions - no one is going home hungry here. Silverware and napkins at the table, in a picnic style container. Staff with smiles and stories and happy to connect with ya. Nicknacks are sprinkled throughout booths and tables with fairy lights for ambiance. It's quaint. We ordered Eggs Benny, Biscuits and Gravy breakfast and a Meat Breakfast. So many options to choose from. Definitely good food and just what you'd expect at home.

I am often fascinated by historical buildings, especially if they have a historical restaurant like…read morean old saloon. Hence, my friend and I stopped by Gold Coin Saloon & Millie's for food. Despite the historical nature of the building, I was disappointed to see that the interior looked neglected and dated. Barring the interior decor, this restaurant provides just an average experience with nothing remarkable (good or bad) to write home about. Upon entering, we were immediately seated. Our server came by shortly to take our orders, and we received our food within a very reasonable time-frame. However, none of this was impressive considering the fact that the restaurant was mostly empty. The food itself was equally unimpressive. It wasn't exceedingly bad or exceedingly good; it was on par with something I could make at home. Overall, if you're in the area, it wouldn't hurt to drop by. However, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

Very good value for qualify food at this casino restaurant. Service can be slow if you have an…read moreopera to catch like I did. The $18 prime rib was excellent, I also added a side of fried shrimp and soup of the day (spicy sausage and red bell pepper) -- both delightfully delicious. Attention arts travelers and opera fans: Central City, Colorado is one of America's best kept opera secrets! The 550-seat Victorian opera house in town is not only a historic landmark, but also an acoustical marvel. There is not a bad seat in the house.

This restaurant was decent for being tucked away in a casino. Service was very nice and attentive,…read morebut not quite at the level of top steakhouses. They accommodated us walking in and some special dietary needs easily. The wine was very tasty and the food was good, but not phenomenal, especially given the price. For this price, Monarch Chophouse is equivalent and an experience that is in a different category (in the best way). It's a very quiet, intimate space, and I think they played the entirety of Sinatra's playlist! Good if you're there, but for a better local steakhouse for this price, I'd go with Monarch.

The wife and I thought this would be a good intimate dinner, a little on the upper end of price we…read morethought it would be worth it. When we arrived without reservations they were still able to accommodate us and sit is in a booth. The restaurant wasn't full at all though, I don't know if I would expect to call for reservations. The place was clean and romantically lit. The servers were excellent. We ordered shrimp cocktail appetizer, a New York and a Fillet. Both paired with Lemon pepper Asparagus and baked potatoes. After ordering they brought us some rolls, this is where we were taken back. These were nothing but store bought Hawaiian Sweet Rolls, and they weren't even freshly bought. We passed on them, the shrimp cocktail was amazing so we have them a pass on the rolls. When the actual meal was served we found both the asparagus and baked potatoes were under cooked. Those this isn't difficult items to cook, we are the potatoes and passed on the asparagus. The steaks were less then par and very dry. They bring a side of gravy with them but this alone wasn't enough to make up for the tough dry steak. I know I am from Wyoming and will challenge anyone to compete with our states top steak houses, but I think I wouldn't compare this to the worst of them. It's about like eating warm jerky, even then I think there is more moisture in jerky. Never again. The service is the only reason they received 3 stars the meal is less than desirable, the price is definitely not reflective of anything but the price.

Yelp says "a few things to consider in your review.... Food. Service. Ambiance."…read more Food: A 10. Wednesdays they have Italian night. For our Italian portion we had the garlic cheese bread to start and tiramisu to finish. Both were amazing. We frequent an Italian restaurant in California where the chef is from Italy as well as most of the servers. We've BEEN to Italy. This was the best tiramisu we've ever had. Service: A 10. From the adorable gal that greeted us to our server and the manager that runs the place with so much pride we thought he was the owner! Ambiance: For us it was another 10. Warm, cozy, welcoming. Dress up or not. This a great place for couples or groups. Stop on your way through town and you'll wanna go back every time.

To-go Order: Small Caesar Salad and Elk Stew in Bread Bowl…read more Service was definitely a focus. The greetings and interactions on the phone were the same as being welcomed at the front door, nice. Ambiance: Typical Mountain town pseudo-fancy place with indoor and outdoor seating. Open concept. Caesar Salad: 3 The Romain Lettuce was weak. Not green, vibrant, nutritious Romain... check the pic. Also, a Caesar with "balsamic glaze" is spitting on the idea of a time intensive anchovy dressing. This dressing did not taste homemade and had balsamic which effectively ruined it. Elk Stew: 3.5 The stew was hearty, thick, and quite delicious... and over salted. Potatoes, carrots, mushrooms, plenty of elk. The bread bowl was soft and tasty. It would be ideal to be a sourdough locally baked bowl, IMO. Overall, I'd try it again at some point.

We appreciate Robert for his excellent service! Recommend…read moreNew York Strip to everyone here, the side dishes are also better than expected

Honestly, we didn't expect much. We wanted breakfast while out for a drive and we could go north to…read moreNederland or south the Blackhawk. Our destination was closer to the south so we opted for Blackhawk and Lucille Malone's. My experience with casino food has not been great but we figured it would sustain us, at least. Were we pleasantly surprised!! I got a skillet with sausage, hash browns, peppers and scrambled eggs smothered in Colorado green chili (if you've never had it, get it!) and my wife had the breakfast burrito smothered in green chili. Both were excellent! The service was friendly and attentive and the atmosphere was welcoming and interesting as the location (Gilpin Casino) was originally an historic hotel supposedly haunted by Lucille Malone. We would definitely recommend!

although the place was really quiet when we went to eat lunch, it took about 15 minutes to be…read moreseated. We are glad that we hung tough, because the food was great! We started with the green chili cheese fries, and they were so good! Packed with flavor and not so much chili that the fries were soggy, but it wasn't a meager portion either. Could have used a little bit more of the pork pieced in the green chili itself, but the appetizer was generous in portion size, so we were pleased nonetheless. i had a cobb salad, and it was rather large. i would have been fine with a half-portion, mostly bc i eat the hearty items and leave the lettuce be. hubby's burger was a sight for sore eyes and the flavor was packin. his fries were perfectly salty, cooked just right, and were so good! service was great. we weren't inundated with the how is everything? Can I get you anything else? visits, and the server was well aware of refilling drinks and dropping off the check without ado. we enjoyed the atmosphere of the restaurant, and the noise level was rather low, service and order pacing was excellent, and the place was rather clean

Food was pretty good and price reasonable for Colorado. Ambiance is intimate with low lighting and…read morecomfortable booths. Service is a hit or miss. Our male server wasn't welcoming, attentive or friendly. However, the table next door had a female server who was all of the above. So according to the section you are seated in, your experience may vary :)

Came to Black Hawk from Vegas for a poker tourney. The town in a pleasant surprise…read more The buffet was certainly adequate and the entire staff at the Ameristar is very friendly.

After several bad dining experiences in Black Hawk, we finally found a place that wasn't so bad…read more We had a wait a bit for a table, but with the slot machines right outside the door kept us entertained. I had a club sandwich. Pretty generic, white bread and artificial cheese, chewy fries and they forgot my pickles. But when compared to the horrible options at the Isle / Lady Luck complex, it was wonderful! This place is buried on the Lady Luck Casino up on the top floor above the craps and black jack tables. Forget the Calypso Buffet, don't even think about the Tradewinds Marketplace, The Station Cafe is a much better option for a quick bite to eat!